>> people talk about how donald trump is unpredictable. here donald trump is completely predictable. he sees nikki haley potentially breathing down his neck in new hampshire. he has to shore up that evangelical base in south carolina to basically end the nomination contest. then in the general election, donald trump will sound very pro choice. in fact, i think you might actually use that term to describe himself pro choice. he knows at that point the evangelical base and all those folks will go along with it because they have gone along with every single thing donald trump has ever done. cruelty is part of his brand. so is shamelessness. he's going to be shamesless on this issue movering back and forth, pretending things he said and did did not happen whenever it suits him. mini? >> it's so interesting. i to thely agree. he's prone to pretending when he
national guard troops that were deployed within the heart of lahaina. there were about three dozen troops, who were directing traffic, assisting police, police want to make sure that only residents are getting back in to the heart of the community, that there aren't tourists or reports of potential looters anywhere near the heart of downtown. so there are also two national guard helicopters that where we are right now on the foothills of the highest peak of maui, these helicopters have been dropping water. so a huge effort, as we move into what is a new phase of recovery and movering forward here on maui. >> mike virginia letter yo, thank you very much. kooming up for us, a big development when it comes to a
we'll have full coverage of the announcement later today. i'm sure you and i will be speaking about it tomorrow. movering on to other topics, the clothing giant gap is cutting 500 corporate jobs as the retailer struggles with declining sales. what else was behind this move? >> so gap has been struggling for quite some time with declining sales. they have been having issues with product assortment at old navy. and to add insult to injury, last week kanye west said he was ending his company's partnership with gap. the rapper says that gap breached the terms of their contract naming a couple different things that gap failed to distribute his products at stores by the second half of 2021 as agreed. he's also disappointed they didn't create dedicated stores as promised. now coming back to the job cuts, most of them are around the
to manage answered and lead through and waver through what seems to be a president who every day gives new headlines, creates more and more issues for them and for republicans thinking about running and for tho matter those up for reelection next year. think harold's point about the confidence issue plaguing this without and that is really sfrfrm, the numbers are movering in the high 20s, low 30ss and we heard so much about the trump support kriting into that political base. what do these numbers say to you? >> the about polling from about
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scott williams is a meteorologist for fox 29 in philadelphia. scott, what itself the latest? >> reporter: well, good afternoon, john. good afternoon, everyone. of course, one of the busiest travel days of the year. right now along the east coaster that's where we have some problems. especially the i-59 corridor. we are looking at that heavy rain continuing to impact the philadelphia area. in fact, some of the airport delays right now in excess of 32 an hour around the philadelphia international airport. 56 degrees, we're looking at that rain. cold right now in chicago. no major problems. as we move into new york city, la guardia right now 50 degrees. we had that rain coming down. i am watching the reduced visibilities occurring as we look at the radar. you can see that flood of moisture around the i-95 corridor, boston, new york city, movering towards washington, d.c., it is going to be a slow go along the interstate. watch how things play out. we still have several more hours of the clouds as well as the rainfall along the i-95 corridor. tomorrow morning, with eget a
from interstate 37 to interstate 10 to interstate 35 on the eastern edge of san antonio. so the bulk of the precipitation has ended. there was a water rescue earlier and we'll show you that. there were people in a rescue boat. they were looking for this gentleman sitting on this roof of his home or perhaps secondary building, and they did successfully rescue him. there was a wait. they were trying to navigate through the dangerous flood waters, and they are saying now that there is a flash flood emergency out until 3:30 local time. now, at the top of the hour i will bring you additional information, what we can expect, and what happens in the forecast and a look it the your memorial day holiday. the next list begins right now. >> they are innovators, game changers, people pushing themselves, movering us forward, the next scientists, musicians,
and the secretary of state, i kept hearing iran's going to have a weapon in the next year. well they haven't. they haven't been that successful at it, but i don't deny that they may really want to be movering in this direction. i think it is still possible to find a solution that stons them at the point where they are developing power, electric power from nuclear facilities, but you could stop them from going up the chain of enrichment to producing a weapon. >> do you worry that the romney campaign, mitt romney, has been too adversarial, too hard line on foreign policy? he has said that the greatest adversary is potentially russia. he's lining up some very, very conservative foreign policy advisers whom you know well. >> i know many of them. some of them are my good friends, some of them i agree with, some of them i don't. i think he really needs to not just accept these cataclysmic
after extreme after extreme of obstruction, obstruction, obstruction. add it up at the end of the day this will be a close election. >> let me ask you about other issues out there. we have been talking a lot in the last week about gay marriage and the president talking about gay marriage. even though the polls do seem overall nationally to be movering in the direction that the president has staked out, look at a lot of the battleground states and places like pennsylvania and ohio and north carolina, sit going to be tough in some of those districts for some of your folks who are running there? >> i don't believe it is going to be much of an issue in congressional races. i think the president made the right decision. i supported this decision for my entire time in congress. and as a public official. it was a right decision. but every member of congress and every challenger has to reflect values and priorities of the districts in which they are running. i don't believe that this issue is going to sway the election one way or the other. >> given that point congressional districts are very specific and obviously you run a much more localized campaign, do you think that there will be some overriding issues that --
you have this over and over and over again. 61%. mark, how do we explain the distinction between the people will gladly tell a polster, yeah, i'm for gay marriage. but they walk into the booth on election day and in 32 states, they say, i don't believe in it. >> two things, primarily one is the amount of money that is sometimes spent in the states tends to skew. in most places. more toward the side. and there is a solid majority. that may have to turn out to vote in the off year elections for ballot measures but who would be more inclined to support gay marriage. aga again, there is political risk to the president in the state referendum ballot measures are the clearest sign of that. but public opinion polls are clear. things are movering in the direction of people supporting same-sex marriage. he may be ahead of it but he is not going against the grain. he is going with the flow of this. >> of course. george pataki said, don't get so