withtwo-part interview mark green, author of bright infinite future. he talks about his life and career in public office. oryou ve got to have a drive a friend. you ve got to wake up and go to sleep and think i want this so much. if you do everything, you win. tonight at 8:00 eastern. att two will air tonight 9:00 on c-span2. house released benghazifor on the attack in libya. it killed for americans including ambassador christopher stephens. the report places no blame on everyone. trey gowdy urged people to read the report and draw their own conclusions. this is an hour. [chatter] [indiscernible] i want to begin by expressing our collective gratitude to tie woods. their families and loved ones for their service and ultimately, the sacrifice that they made on behalf of our country. i want to express our collective appreciation of the americans who fought so valiantly that night and uncontroverted we saved other lives. this service and sacrifice and desire to defend fellow
they come in before we get anything from them. i don t know. i am easily entertained. could be a very long day. donald trump is now standing at 469 delegates. ted cruz at 370, marco rubio at 163, do or die for him today and john kasich in ohio, 66 delegates at stake in that winner-take-all state which would morgan double what he has now if he wins it. connell mcshane in miami where everyone is focusing on that state, 99 delegates go for him. well, why oh, well. what is going on? hello? hello? i lobbied the assignment desk hard to be sent to the north mary on islands, this could be second best in miami. neil: they do have ties in florida. connell: that is how long a day is going to be, it is all tied up. you want to talk about the race at all? neil: even the crew are wearing suits. it is of little discombobulated. neil: i know better than to believe that. the race in florida is interesting teresa is, florida politics, everyone , florida politics, everyoeveryone is tal. they
techknow s phil torres on shell s pursuit into the deep. ann wallace growing up in the segregated south and the moral awakening that changed her life. it s saturday morning in the mid east and sadly the new day is likely to bring more violence between israelis and palestinians. the unrest is spreading. israeli military police have killed palestinians. we ve seen protests in the west bank and gaza, followed by rubber bullets. a desecration of a holy site in nablis. a push for a global response. kristin saloomey reports from the u.n. both sides of the conflict for making reckless statements. he said he welcomed comments from prime minister benjamin netanyahu that there would be no changes to access to the al-aqsa mosque but he criticized what he described as the heavy handed response of the israeli security forces. the palestinian ambassador said that his people would have little trust that his people would live up to that trust to maintain the status quo. if there is a
i want us to become the solution. one thing i have learned from my upbringing is that nothing is solved by blaming people. we can blame the president. we can blame the media. that is fun sometimes. we can point fingers across the aisle, blame each other, dismiss our criticism as unfair fire. people don t care about blame. people don t care about effort. people care about results. results that are measurable. results that are meaningful. results that make a difference in their daily lives. i want to be clear, i think we are still an exceptional country with exceptional people and a republic clearly worth fighting for. the american idea is not too late to save. we are running out of time. make no mistake. i believe the ideas and principles of results driven commonsense conservatism are the keys to a better tomorrow. a tomorrow in which all god s thanren will be better off they are today. the role of the federal government is not to create dependency but an opportunity for every
after the divisive speaker election. the last point, it is personal. i cannot and will not give up family time. i may not be on the road as often as previous speakers, but i try to make up for it with more time medicating our vision, armitage our message. i said if you can agree to these requests and be a unifying figure, i will gladly serve. unifying, that will be fine as well. i will be happy to stay where i am at the ways and means committee. here s how i see it. thes our duty to serve people the way they deserve to be served. to make the tough decisions this country needs to get the nation back on track. the challenges we face today are too difficult and demanding to turn our backs and walk away. global terror. war on multiple fronts, a government grown out of touch. persistent poverty. a scout sluggish economy. flat wages. a skyrocketing debt. we cannot take on these challenges alone. now more than ever we must work together. all of us are representatives of the peop
islamic state as you are. we think something needs to be gone. so the administration in response to all of this adopted a sort of watch and wait. is sort ofnk it wishful thinking posture. speeches, one in early september and another in mid september. heecially the second one, stated very specifically what it was he wanted to do. newanted to form a coalition that would fight against the islamic state. includethat it had to the syrian armed forces because they were the only ones capable of defeating on the ground to be the ground force to defeat the state. there was some rational in this usi s. it is almost a mere image of the policy that the obama has had in iraq. the localo bolster forces and to use a lot of guysrikes to hit the bad and go in and occupy a territory guys to force the bad vacate. of course the administration wisdom of doing military andian inecially not with assad charge. but they decided as a result of was worth talking to putin. the u.s.member that has subspe
morning. how are we doing dale sal? we are okay. we have a couple glitches in the south bay where the rain or wet weather is falling. it s not so much rain as you heard steve say but it s enough to slow the commute down. a 41 minute drive as you head out to the maccarthur maze. no major problems there driving to the bay bridge toll plaza you will see slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. 25-30 minutes. and we also have a lot of slow traffic you know once you make it on to the bridge but it s not stop and go. 580 is a mess through the altamont pass. it stays that way through livermore and dublin and 680 heading south toward highway 84 we had a crash there and traffic is a big mess on this commute. it had started off okay but right now we are not okay there. immerged some of the other commutes here. traffic is going to be busy on the peninsula. the slowest traffic is 101, 85, and 17 in the south bay. 7:01 let s go back to the desk. a southwest airlines flight on its way
we know that the state fire marshal is looking into whether a car fire is a case of arson. right now we do not believe there are any reports of injuries. but you can see crews near the billing and near a vehicle. looking for clues in this case. we have crew on the way to the scene. we will bring you the very latest as we get it. i m cheryl fiandaca, 7 news. christa: also breaking right now. as you defend and build your country, today is a reminder that the united states keeps our commitments. christa: president obama making a major announcement about the future of u.s. troops serving right now in afghanistan. the president says the u.s. will keep 6,500 troops in the country. jadiann: yeah: the deployment will last through 2017. nancy chen joins us now with more on the breaking story. reporter: jadiann, that is major turnaround for president obama. he originally pledged to bring the u.s. military mission in afghanistan to an end next year. president obama now saying
jewelry, cell phone, and cash. the second victim suffered a puncture in the arm by that same weapon, a large knife. we re told possibly a machete. he was taken to a local hospital. again, michael, detectives out here talking to neighbors, trying to get more information. as far as we know, the suspect is still on the loose, getting away with jewelry, cash, a cell phone after this awful, violent attack here on oakland avenue in central islip. back to you. kat, thanks very much. we have breaking news from yonkers. firefighters are trying to get a fire there under control. this broke out at a 99 cent store overnight. the store is next to st. john s church. according to the church s website, parts of that building date back to the late 1700s. firefighters say the fire has not spread to the church, but it did cause some heavy smoke damage. there s also breaking news in france. a terrible crash involving a bus and a truck. kerry barrett is monitoring that from the newsroom. ye
well you are doing. at their poll numbers. it s closer together tonight. the gloves come off. donald trump and ted cruz fighting for votes. the south rolina primary is the third contest behind only iowa and new hampshire. a win there could propel someone to t gop nomination. that s where the candidates took the stage tonight. as donald trump continues to dominate the polls. trump has 33% of national support from likely voters in the republican party. he has a 13 point lead over senator ted cruz. we are joined live since the from south carolina wiwi more on the debate. reporter: it was a fiery debate. even just a couple months ago the seemingly promax between donald trump and ted cruz was still very much alive they talked around each other and changed tonight. everything from the polls to eligibility over who could run. donald trump brought his birth her argument to his closost rival on the stage trump claims ted cruz is not qualified to run because he was born to a us