>>bill clinton, we should not build a wall around america we need to do. clinton told a crowd of hundreds at rollins college, a hillary presidency will get a hold on illegal weapons to give kids their lives back in violent neighborhoods. >> after about a 45 minute speech bill clinton now talking with supporters signing autographs getting pictures. but really it was what he said on stage that seemed to mean the most for the people who came to see him. >> i think the best points he made were about equality, especially for women and the lgbt community, that was my favorite part.> i think its very respectable what he' s doing and i think if hillary does get into office it will be a double trouble kind of thing.> clinton says america needs someone who can do the job. and he said just like he knew years ago, she' can. bill clinton, we can all grow together now but i want you to

bill clinton is set to speak today. will have a look at your morning commute today the first hour storm team meteorologist is here with a look at your forecast -- hour storm team -- but first hour storm team meteorologist is here with a look at your forecast. >> it is a little cool to start your morning. not dealing with anything in the way of clouds. temperatures as amended, are a little chilly. -- temperatures are a little chilly today. 36 in raleigh and 35 outside of fayetteville. some spots are in the 20s but we will warm-up today thinks it is high-pressure to the south. we can expect mostly sunny skies. temperatures are warmer than they were yesterday in yesterday really was not that bad with highs in the 60s -- 50s excuse me.

bill clinton is set to speak today. will have a look at your morning commute today the first hour storm team meteorologist is here with a look at your forecast -- hour storm team -- but first hour storm team meteorologist is here with a look at your forecast. >> it is a little cool to start your morning. not dealing with anything in the way of clouds. temperatures as amended, are a little chilly. -- temperatures are a little chilly today. 36 in raleigh and 35 outside of fayetteville. some spots are in the 20s but we will warm-up today thinks it is high-pressure to the south. we can expect mostly sunny skies. temperatures are warmer than they were yesterday in yesterday really was not that bad with highs in the 60s -- 50s excuse me. up to 50 degrees by lunchtime. 66 is our high temperature for today. we will have more weather updates coming up in just a few minutes. we are now getting a check of the morning drive. we have no major issues to tell you about. traffic is moving smoothly on i 40 in both directions. if we swit

bill clinton becomes a rode scholar. and barack obama it's the same thing. he went to colombia and then harvard. harvard law school. was the editor of harvard law review, and they surround themselves with people from this exact same kind of background, and all of these people, they are the sort of leaders of the professional class, and they end to view the world with mertocracy, where how you do in life is defined by where you went to school and how well you did in school. and that's what they defiance them. >> and our own department of education spends 10s of millions of dollars a year reinforcing that. >> exactly. i spent 25 years in school. what i don't like is the idea that our democrats are the moderate liberals we have, which is that every economic problem we have is an educational problem. the answer is charter schools and more student loans, or more job training or something like that. and that's not the answer, and that's not really going to help out. >> but it goes back to an 18th and 19th century idea in america about poverty. when we saw poverty

bill clinton's first stop of the morning. it is the city market just off of more square and raleigh. doors open and 915. he is expected to start speaking at 10. he is going to be talking about early voting. we know early voting in north carolina started last week. hitting the campaign trail hard. hillary clinton talked about getting out to vote this weekend , but she also talked about the importance of her husbands presidency and what she learned from it. >>i want to build on the progress he has made. i will also carry with me the lessons from a husbands presidency. >> 7 months ago before i decided to run i was part of the establishment, but now i'm not a part of the establishment . was a set i was running they were like what is he doing. why is he running? he's not supposed to be running . we want people that we can control. >> reporter: if you are headed out in this area we are seeing no parking signs of here. they say 7 am to 1 pm. they have parking restrictions in this area. you will want to keep that in mind if you're ou

how powerful was hillary clinton in the bill clinton presidency? >> she was his chief advisor. i think hillary clinton was as powerful if not more powerful than any first lady since eleanor roosevelt. continuously helping bill clinton make very, very fundamental decisions. amy: at a south carolina fundraiser in charleston, a young african-american woman from ashley williams, criticized -- interrupted the fundraiser. a fund -- friend had pay the $500 for her to get into this protest. she was saying, "i am not a super predator." this goes to the whole issue of criminal justice under the clinton presidency. can you talk about this and mass incarceration and the number of african-americans in prison and how that relates to the clinton presidency? this goes also to michelle alexander, who is written extensively about this and wrote a major piece in the nation against hillary clinton saying that it was under the clintons and held both responsible, that mass incarceration we saw such an escalation because of -- >> first of all, i want to say i don't think it is entirely fair to hold s

bill clinton bill we trying to boost hillary clinton's came anyone the badger state with polls showing she is fourth times before. to richard goodsend. >> she was up 53-points in october. that's a massive monumental shift in momentum, and i just can't believe -- everything i hear from the hillary camp is nonchalant. >> i think you -- i think everybody newscaster owes it to the viewers to level with them. she has a huge lead. if he wins every single state, 49-45, the current margin in state that is very progressive, mainly white people, and that allows anybody, not just democrats, to vote. if that's all that bernie sanders can win state like wisconsin is, she's home free. she has such a big lead, if all he does is chip away, okay, so instead of losing by 700 delegates, maybe at the end he'll be down 5050 or 600. come on -- >> that's a good locker room speech to the hillary folks, but in the real world you have to know that your candidate going into a general election barely beating her opponent, who is socialist, that's not the kind of stuff that propels you to the white house. >> the f

you'll notice tonight whenever the attacks came her way, hillary clinton pivoted back to the bill clinton economy. so i think what the sanders campaign hopes to do is say, if you want to own the bill clinton economy, we're going to make you own the policies that people now decided were not a good idea, things like nafta. i think that's where this will heat up. but going into tuesday, probably the part of the exchange that's going to get the most traction here in michigan is on the bailout. ari, that was such a big issue. >> that's what i thought. >> a prominent part of this debate. i think that's where this debate is going to be important going into tuesday. >> that's what jumped out to me. not just as a proud university of michigan graduate. thank you very much. bringing in the panel here, it's a huge issue. you can finesse certain things in politics, if there was a debate in michigan on tuesday, maybe the rest of the country, they may go, not so much. michigan remembers. the $19 billion that came out for the auto companies, and auto jobs, came out of the larger t.a.r.p. funds. >> if the

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it started today with bill clinton's visit to north raleigh. he told raleigh bettors why his wife should be our next president. >> reporter: you know this years election is unique. >> a lot of the u density -- a lot of the intensity looks like a gradeschool playground fight. were met bill clinton told hundreds of supporters that her priorities make sense for north carolina. >> if for no other reason, we have to win this election to expand the voting rights. >> he talked about modernizing infrastructure and her plan to help americans pay of student loan debt. >> a lot of things she talks about resonate with the people north carolina. >> reporter: the republican committee responded by saying bill clinton is pushing false talking points. >> there is no amount of spin they can change the fact that she is not trusted by voters. >> i think a lot of the things coming out of the republicans balance are ridiculous. >> reporter: bill clinton had donald trump slogan. he echoed a message his wife and said. >> this country never stopped being great. we do n

bill clinton did reconcile with his stepfather. when he was dying of cancer, he for him on hisng sick bed. and they had a reconciliation. so i think that there are some similarities in the background. audience: when i think in terms of the comparison to president obama, i think of temperament. elected, almost all the political cartoons that came out showed lincoln high-fiving obama. obama announced his candidacy in springfield. i always thought his temperament, the left got so annoyed and disgusted with obama i kept thinking of the radical abolitionists and republicans, because lincoln would not act on the slavery or these other issues. sometimes, as i follow current policies, i see the temperament of gradualism, of being evolutionary, taking all sides in. obama styles himself after lincoln, certainly in his speaking. >> president obama is very much inspired by lincoln. his background is very interesting. he had a father who abandoned him and his family. he wrote about it, try to come to terms with it in a literary sense, in a book

you'll notice tonight whenever the attacks came her way, hillary clinton pivoted back to the bill clinton economy. so i think what the sanders campaign hopes to do is say, if you want to own the bill clinton economy, we're going to make you own the policies that people now decided were not a good idea, things like nafta. i think that's where this will heat up. but going into tuesday, probably the part of the exchange that's going to get the most traction here in michigan is on the bailout. ari, that was such a big issue. >> that's what i thought. >> a prominent part of this debate. i think that's where this debate is going to be important going into tuesday. >> that's what jumped out to me. not just as a proud university of michigan graduate. thank you very much. bringing in the panel here, it's a huge issue. you can finesse certain things in politics, if there was a debate in michigan on tuesday, maybe the rest of the country, they may go, not so much. michigan remembers. the $19 billion that came out for the auto companies, and auto jobs, came out of the larger t.a.r.p. funds. >> if the

bill clinton is a good motivator. he gets the support for his wife and gets people out of the seats to the polling booth. we're at the mckeon gym right now. people are arriving and going in to line up for the clinton rally. you can see how many people have arrived to go inside the gym. you mentioned the poll numbers. we asked the question, who exactly is supporting hillary clinton? for women, 60% of the democratic women in florida are supporting clinton to sanders' 33%. for the men, 60% of the democratic men in florida are supporting her. it's pretty much even across men and women. the clinton campaign is hoping for all of them to go to the polls tomorrow to cast their votes. back out here live, you're looking at the big crowd gathering and that crowd is growing by the moment here at rawlins college. bill clinton is expected to take if you have not rsvped on this, we're live-streaming this on our website at clickorlando.com. >> matt: thank you, eric. >> lisa: florida has wrapped up early and absentee voting ahead of t

bill clinton has been in louisiana for the past two days. and so, it really seemed to kind of spike as today approached. >> sreenivasan: i know that former governor bobby jindal had endorsed rubio, but he canceled one of his last trips. >> yeah, marco rubio was supposed to be in baton rouge last night. after super tuesday, his campaign announced that he was reshifting his efforts to focus on areas where they thought he could be more effective. and so, to a lot of people here in louisiana, i think that kind of signaled that he wasn't going to perform very well here. >> sreenivasan: so is this a trump vs. cruz sort of showdown or is it expected to go towards trump? >> it is interesting. in louisiana, we have not had a lot of polls here, so a lot of people are wondering which way it will go. the few we have seen, and it has been in the most recent days, have shown trump with a pretty sizable lead, but louisiana's interesting because it is a closed primary state. so only registered republicans will be able to vote, and so a lot of people are see

for former president bill clinton. he stopped by a pulling location with the mayor. he never denied anyone who asked for a picture. >> he met a woman inside who was voting for ted cruz. her mother voted for bill clinton. he took up his of paper out of his pocket and wrote her a note. sera: he is helping his wife hillary clinton clinch the delegates up for grabs. >> arctan is the person who is going to win in november. sera: president clinton' s star power is going along way in this largely democratic district. >> it' energized and come out. >> president clinton being here today says a lot and he is here in massachusetts. sera: make any comments to the press. he did stop at a bake sale grid he got a cup of coffee. erika: it' s hard to turn that down. bernie sanders catches vote in her month earlier. he is expected to win his home state. his campaign has millions of people and young people want to transform the country. sanders was quick to point out there are plenty of contests to go after super tuesday. >> i am very pr

clinton and the impeachment of bill clinton which you describe is one of the low points in american history. can you explain? >> that whole mess was a low point in american history. the clinton had his relationship with monica lewinsky, he denied it and denied it and denied it and then finally admitted it. a lot hung on his definition of sexual relations in that. there were two reactions in the country. two majority reactions in the country. one majority reaction was this was wrong and the country wanted to condemn it. the other was that we know a lot of politicians have led less than exemplary sexual lives and we don't really want to impeach him for it. they didn't want to impeach him partly because the country, luckily for him was in very good shape at the time this scandal broke. we had a roaring economy and the budget deficit was replaced by a surplus. americans felt generally good about the country. all during the impeachment battle clinton approval rating stayed quite high, some times hitting the 60s. the questions they ask is do you approve or disapprove of the job president

bill clinton is expected to make his first stop of the day here in raleigh. he is coming to market hall which is in the city market area. we're told he is going to talk about early voting as part of early voting started in raleigh last week. both candidates hit the campaign trail hard this weekend. donald trump is expected to campaign in north carolina this week as well as fayetteville on wednesday. he opened a campaign office last week. both candidates talked about the importance of getting out the vote -- to vote . >>the best way is to get people to go vote to elect leaders who will help them in their children to be fully invested in enfranchised in our process. >>our statement is make a miracle whole. that is a terrible statement. make a bear cold -- make a whole. >> bill clinton is expected to talk in raleigh. we will tell you what you need to do if you want to come. >>> a lot of people want to know how to get those tickets. rallies neighbor -- mayor -- raleigh mayor will give the state of the city this morning. it is free to the public. >>> right now an

but bill -- hillary clinton is leads bernie sanders in massachusetts. but bernie sanders says hey, don't believe the polls. i have a chance. does he? >> absolutely. in fact i think it is significant. by the way, agreeing with donna, bill clinton is a rock star not just in massachusetts, he's a rock star worldwide. i think it is significant that he's in massachusetts today and not in arkansas for example. because massachusetts is one state that's really in play. bernie sanders is a -- almost a neighbor. in fact so is hillary clinton. and bernie sanders has a big ground campaign in massachusetts. so does hillary. as the hard fought state. the polls are very close. and i think the clinton campaign really want this is. that is why they sent bill there today. >> there is an interesting phenomenon going on in massachusetts. and i'm going to read this off my script. as voters head to the polls, some 16,000 have shed their party affiliation and will now be identified as independent. another 3500 vote as republican and state officials those all used to be democr

. >> tonight former president bill clinton made a stop in winter park where he just a few hours ago. channel 9's ty russell was there as he took the stage for his wife hillary clinton. >> and martha, all quiet now. but just about 2t hours ago, former -- 2 1/2 hours ago, former president bill clinton was talking to about 1400 people inside this gym at rawlins college. most the 1400 delegates up for grabs. but we talked to students tonight who are not yet sold. >> nobody's path to the white house can avoid going through the i-4 corridor. >> reporter: tonight that from bill clinton stopping to fire up supporters for his wife. he spoke to college students in winter park. and clinton wanted to hit home to a demo his wife struggles to energize. >> we need a serious commitment to make college affordable for everybody and make it debt free for everybody! [cheers and applause] >> we talked to some college students and one told me democratic hopeful bernie sanders has swept up supporters her age already. >> reporter: have you decided yet? >> i have not decided and tomorrow's election day. >> a

this morning's appearance by bill clinton starts at 10:15. the doors open an hour earlier. we'll cover that and let you know how it turns out. updates on twitter and your abc 11 mobile app and our newscast. anthony wilson, abc 7 news. john: thank you. bernie sanders cutting into hillary clinton's lead with a victory. sanders was the winner of wednesday's democratic caucuses in maine. his eighth win of the nomination process. the tight race leading to fireworks at last night's democratic debate. bernie: excuse me, i'm talking. hillary: if you've got to talk, tell the whole story. bernie: let me tell my story, you tell yours.an's primary election is tuesday and clinton currently leads in the polls there. barbara: marco rubio was the contest held in puerto rico and collected all 23 delegates and was the second win of the primary season but trails far behind the frontrunner donald trump. this morning flags are flying at half-staff at the u.s. capitol in remembrance of first lady nancy reagan who died at her home in los angeles yesterday. she was 94. first lady michelle obama an

bill clinton grabbed the white house back after 12 years of republican rule. they thought now we have realigned the country and it turned out they had not realigned the country so they never liked bill clinton. but also they wanted to sort of tarnish his legacy so it would not be a usable legacy. but the other side of this that has been repeated over and over again, a lot of republicans in congress were not hearing the voices saying we don't like the scandal but don't want to impeach him. they heard voices saying let's go full speed ahead and the '90s were when the polarization really set in. just comparing the 1990 congressional elections to the 1 1994 congressional elections. in 1990, a lot of southern democrats were voting republican in house races. by 1994, the republican party had become a conservative product those who voted for democrats in house races were now voting republican. so you really saw the parties begin to pull apart. i argue in the book it is not surprising that, you know, the full polarization that took hold in the '90s was the impeachment

mark: bill and hillary clinton will be here to greet you when you come. when we come back, we will bring in two reporters living this critical battle for both parties here in wisconsin right after this. ♪ john: we are here with two reporters straight out of wisconsin. joining us, "capital times" political reporter jessie opoien , and "wisconsin times" legal reporter, matt defour. big news this year -- this week -- one of the biggest pieces of news this week with scott walker giving ted cruz an endorsement. how much does it matter, and how much has that done? does any endorsement matter -- not that much. scott walker is a great politician, great at rounding up support among republicans. do they look to see who is supporting -- maybe not, but if he is holding a rally, he could help people get energized. market poll in the republicans approving of scott trump, and maybe donald maybe not the first time, a guy that takes on fox news, comes in here, bad mouthing scott walker, and having the crowd boo along. there are probably a lot of illinois people. mark: i

bill clinton's job here tonight is to rally support, to rally people to get to the polls. support is one thing. voting is completely another. let's look at hillary clinton's support right now. the latest quinnipiac showing hillary clinton taking all the state's 214 delegates. 34% plan to vote for bernie clinton. that's if they go to the polls so we had a question. who is supporting hillary clinton? is it men? is it women? see what we found out tonight at 6:00. we're in winter park at rawlins college tonight, eric sandoval, news 6. >> lisa: thank you. clinton's rival, vermont senator bernie sanders also had help on the campaign trail today. congressman alan grayson spoke in support of sanders on the campus of ucf. grayson, who is running for marco rubio's senate seat, called on voters to do their research before heading to the polls. >> the president of the united states actually determines to a great degree how we live our lives and that needs to be somebody who is going to do good things for ordinary people, the greatest good for the greatest number. >> lisa: 2 dozen stud

former president bill clinton will be in raleigh at 9:15 on wolf street. his focus will be on his wife's campaign y she believes he's the -- why she believes she's the best candidate for families, and to vote in early voting for the primary which runs through saturday. hillary clinton will be in the north carolina herself later this week. her campaign released only a few details about the visit, expect after bill clinton's campaign stop in raleigh, he will appear at elan law school, ask then to the historicically -- and then on to the historically black school . >> and donald trump will plan to appear at crown coliseum on wednesday. last december o, her spoke at dorton arena in raleigh. >>> and nancy reagan is being remembered for her strength and intelligence and as a woman who changed the role of first lady. here's reaction to her death. >> reporter: across the country, nancy reagan was honored and remembered. president obama and first lady said the former first lady redefined the role in her time here, biography, lou cannon said she protected president

>>> well, here at jcsu bill clinton labeled his wife hillary as the change maker, the only person who can reach across parties and get things done. the former president spoke before a large crowd of supporters for about 30 minutes here. key things he touched on, voter rights, gun laws, mentioning the shooting at the charleston church, college tuition, making it free for some, more affordable for others. the refinancing of college loans. he touched on prison reform, specifically for nonviolent offenders, immigration reform. and the need for more women in the work force. as you may know, johnson c smith university is an historically black college. political experts stress hillary clinton is relying heavily on the african american vote to win the democratic nomination for president. bill clinton said his wife has a track record for helping all people succeed. >> what i want you to believe is that we can all rise together for the first type. >> i want somebody who knows how to navigate the political system. >> coming up on eyewitness news at 10:00, more reaction from people who attended t

bill clinton was very loose today. you could say he was having the time interacting with hundreds of college students signing autographs taking selfies and really explaining to them why he believes his wife is the best choice to take over job that he once held. former president bill clinton is making a stop in the queen city to rally support for presidential hopeful and wife hillary clinton. the rally taking place at johnson c. smith university and historic black college. clinton says his wife is the best choice to help pay the america. >> hillary is running for president so that every single american can look at that picture and say there again, there's my family, there's my future. we are all going to be there. >> she will be our matriarch and she will be our president and we are going to have a woman in the white house. >> sander is showing off an autographed photo of hillary. sander like many here says it's time for women to be in charge. >> most men say a woman's place is in the house, yes it is the white house. >

we're not talking about hillary clinton not just yet, but -- former president bill clinton number raleigh this morning for the first in a series of early voting events planned across the state. clinton will be at city market speaking on behalf of hillary clinton. thursday, but no word yet on when she will appear. we do know that donald trump has a wednesday campaign stop confirmed in fayetteville, where he will speak at a rally inside the crown coliseum. that starts at 7:00. tickets are limited at 7:00 p.m. we're told that entry for that is on a first come, first serve basis with the doors in fayetteville opening at 5:00 p.m. this morning, the appearance by ex-president bill clinton begins at 10:15, but the doors here will open one hour earlier. we're talking about the market hall specifically inside this building. we will show you how it goes here as we bring you updates on twitter here at abc 11 mobile app, abc11.com, and a complete report later in our newscast. live in raleigh, anthony wilson, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders cutting into h

bill clinton was very loose today. you could say he was having the time interacting with hundreds of college students signing autographs taking selfies and really explaining to them why he believes his wife is the best choice to take over job that he once held. former president bill clinton is making a stop in the queen city to rally support for presidential hopeful and wife hillary clinton. the rally taking place at johnson c. smith university and historic black college. clinton says his wife is the best choice to help pay the >> hillary is running for president so that every single american can look at that picture and say there again, there's my family, there's my future. we are all going to be there. >> she will be our matriarch and she will be our president and we are going to have a woman in the white house. >> sander is showing off an autographed photo of hillary. sander like many here says it's time for women to be in charge. >> most men say a woman's place is in the house, yes it is the white house. >> certain

heather: former president bill clinton campaigning for his wife in massachusetts both last night and today, underscoring just how close hillary clinton and bernie sanders are in the polls. newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is live in new bedford, one of the president' s stops. rhondella: voters coming and going here sorry they missed the former president. clinton supporters hoping the retail politics pays off. while democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton campaigns in minneapolis on their day of caucuses, her husband, the former president greeted voters on the grounds of the button wood park zoo. president clinton: we can all rise together. hillary says the way to do it is to build ladders of opportunity >> she is someone who is always impressed me in a variety of ways. rhondella: officials hope the enthusiasm means turnout in the polls. bill clinton visited a polling place in west roxbury and made a stop in taunton. >> i got to shake the president' s hand. it was fun. >> she is bought and paid for. bernie sanders is not. he has never accepted any major contributions

right, everybody loves bill clinton, or at least is intrigued by bill clinton. in so many ways, he's deserving of his story to be told, but it doesn't get told as often. - well, that's why i wrote the book. - but why not? i mean, i realize it was one term. - it was one term, and it was, first of all, in a historical context. since dwight eisenhower, no party has held the white house for more than eight years except once, and that was the term. - right. - it was the extension, to many people, the extension of the reagan term. and many people assume that everything that was achieved was just on the momentum of ronald reagan. but as i try to point out in the book, i don't think anyone could have accomplished what george herbert walker bush did internationally as well or as completely as he did. the collapse of the soviet union really, as i talk about in the book, it was his capacity to create personal relationships with his allies, thatcher, mitterrand, and kohl, and with the other side, gorbachev. - he was not reagan's third term, in fact. - no, he was his own ter

news 6 reporter eric sandoval is live at rawlins college where former president bill clinton is about to rally the party faithful. >> reporter: putting it mildly, bill clinton is going to make sure all these people behind me gets off the couch tomorrow and goes to the polls to support. he says it's one thing to support a candidate and entirely different to actually cast the vote. he wants to make sure everyone votes for hillary clinton tomorrow. you can see the crowds are gathering here at the gym on the campus of rawlins college. people got in the car and came over to rawlins college after they got off work, we saw everyone waiting to get in to tonight's rally. we asked a few of them why they were here. what was the clencher that got them to come to tonight's rally. here's what a couple of them had to say to us. >> i've never seen a president, so it's kind of cool. >> i'm getting more politically involved right now. this is the first time i'm able to vote. i just want to know what people are talking about. >> reporter: she's going to get an earful of what people are talking about whe

but the clintons are not taking it for granted. bill clinton is near where i am. and bill clinton was saying, we can't take anything for granted. folks have to turn out for hillary clinton. and bernie sanders is in pennsylvania stumping for votes. watch this. >> i want to implore you, the real enemy is that new york has a low turn out in the presidential primaries. and we have to have a big turn out. >> i think if you get paid 250,000 to speak, it must be an extraordinary mind- blowing earth-shattering speech. it must be a speech that reveals all kinds of truth. it must be a speech written in shakespearean prose. >> reporter: bernie sanders not stopping the attack. the clintons want him to stop the negative attacks. new york votes on april 19th. pennsylvania is april 26th. both of these candidates are fighting for every possible delegate because time is running out for bernie sanders to catch up. he's out here in the bronx in new york and pennsylvania today. he a fighting for the votes. >> new york is huge. bernie feeling confident? >> reporter: no doubt about it.

bill clinton has made public statements confirming that he tried to get to the bottom of ufo issues while in office. bill clinton: first thing i did is send people to area 51 to see the government's interest in ufos officially ended with the closure of project blue book in 1969, but suspicion remains that unexplained encounters involving national security are still being studied by someone. podesta suspects that someone is holding on to a large cache of ufo files. lee spiegel says several whistleblowers have surfaced over the years, including the late lunar astronaut dr,. edgar mitchell who say that secrets are still being kept. speigel: there's military people coming forward now saying yeah, the government never did stop investigating ufos and we need to own up to that. podesta: we can see what's going on here in nevada.... george knapp 8 news now.> ((dave courvoisier)) mrs. clinton's rival for the democratic nomination, senator bernie sanders, was also asked about ufo's but said he is far more interested in issues that this is our sunset station camera looking east toward the strip and

bill clinton will be in north carolina today rallying for his wife's campaign. they have made it a family campaign. bill clinton will make two stops. one in asheville. >> the unc tarheels are the newest ncaa champs. they pulled the win last night and unc tarheels have a good chance at nabbing one or two >> they have identified the one man killed in a double murder. deputies say jessica pyat was found dead with matt jones on unity drive in newton grove. no arrests have been made in that case. >> the team at sunday morning presents a special edition. an entire broadcast dedicateded to an important and often controversial subject. the role of guns in america. >> to a large extent attitude towards guns depend on where people live. >> this is the contributor ted cop pill that offers this view from wyoming. >> if you have ever wondered where the deer and antelope still roam. this iiit. >> it is still storybook west. >> he looks like he is riding all his life and bears a viking resemblance to teddy roosevelt. this is his moon crest ranch a few miles outside of cody, wy

does the bill clinton presidency help her or hurt her? >> first of all, creating 22 million jobs under president bill clinton was a good thing. i mean, in michigan, you know, during that time, i would say -- >> but nafta, the crime bill, welfare bill, doma and "don't ask, don't tell" those things have been repudiated by democrats. >> i would say this is about hillary clinton. i met hillary clinton in this city back years ago when i was a young state rep and she was a young attorney when she could have gone to any corporate law firm and got any big job and made a lot of money but instead she was working for the children's defense fund. she and i were on a national panel focusing on protecting children. then you go on forward. you look at her record. i was in china when she gave that incredible speech about women's rights or human rights. you move forward to the senate. she has her own record of breaking down barriers, creating opportunities for people, fighting for people, every day. and as secretary of state the great thing i love, joy, i

event and she'll break down bill clinton's message to voters at 6:00. >>> police reveal they arrested a man accused of killing another man at a northwest charlotte apartment complex. investigators say de michael adams turned himself in. he's charged with involuntary manslaughter. he shot dallas stow at the apartment on park fairfax drive. this is off freedom drive. it happened just before 3:00 this morning. somebody drove stow to carolina's medical center where he later died. we spoke to a neighbor about what happened before the shooting. >> i heard a little rumbling. and then i heard a gunshot. that's all i heard was one gunshot. i didn't see nothing. i looked out the window. it was clear. i just seen the police pull up >> investigators say the suspect and victim know each other. they haven't established a motive for the shooting. >>> several mcdonald's restaurants in the foothills plan to raise money for the family of two managers who were shot and killed last week. outside the mcdonald's on highway 321 where the shooting happened, coworkers are asking for prayers for rochelle lale

hillary clinton has been very, very assiduously hugging president obama but bill clinton has been speaking more candidly. take a listen. >> why is there so much intensity and anger and confusion and anxiety? that beautiful picture of the future the president painted, millions of americans can't look at that picture and find themselves in their families in it to save their lives. >> what do you think? >> well, i don't know what was in front of the president's comment but was the real on the ground, there has been the greatest recession since the great depression. there has been some recovery. in many, many communities across the united states of america, certainly in philadelphia as well. but if you don't have a job or if you're in a job that is very different than the job you had before, the recovery doesn't mean a whole lot to you. when i was mayor, we had 37% reduction in homicides. but if you heard gunshots last night those numbers don't mean anything to you. if your relative was injured, your reality is your own reality not the overall reality. i do want to go back to one thing bill sa

seguridad bajo gobiernos de bill clinton y george bush, dijo que le preocupa una posible victoria de pronto porque en sus declaraciones ha dejado en claro su desconocimiento de cuestiones vitales vinculados a la administraciÓn nacional candidatos demÓcratas participarÁn en un debate en univisiÓn donde se discutirÁn los temas que le interesan ustedes, votantes hispanos podrÁn enviar sus preguntas a hillary clinton y bernie sanders visitando la pÁgina de facebook de univisiÓn noticias. un cementerio de texas donde la discriminaciÓn racial llega a la tumba. se demostrÓ la facilidad con que puede desbloquearse un iphone. >> este domingo en al. se cree que el gobierno de mÉxico se equivoca al no hablar. >> mucha gente pensaba que trump no serÍa candidato

it had ideas from people like bob dole put up as an alternative to bill clinton's healthcare proposal. yet it was was not enough. i could recite examples of that old way down. >> i think there are other examples but let's go back to the start of your book because we are in a political season and you start the book by talking about the rise of donald trump and he suggest that trump, the roots of the rise of trump are in conservative history and it helps to explain why your opinion, the right went wrong, so explain how the roots of trump are in conservative history. >> guest: the first sentence of the book is the history of american conservatism is a story of disappointment and betrayal. i quote at the beginning of the book eric erickson from a red state conservative blog where he says the republican party created donald trump because they made a lot of promises they did not key. ever since barry goldwater, republicans promised to create a small government which no republican president could do whether you are talking about next and, reagan, or either president bush. they promise to rol

bill clinton and hillary clinton are nervous. bernie sanders closes well in a lot of state has are close. they want to make sure he doesn't get any big share of these delegates. he got almost 250 delegates here in new york. second to california. if sanders makes gains here this campaign could look a little different. melissa: if she loses new york, nobody is saying, doesn't look possible, but i don't know craziest election season of all time that would be devastate report. reporter: it would be devastating. sanders campaign wants 40, 45%. they want narrative hillary clinton barely won home state. democrats have proportional delegates you get 40% you walk away with lot of delegates. to your point bernie sanders has to win big states. you can't have a close second. this becomes math as we're seeing on trump-cruz fight as well and hillary clinton is getting closer and closer to the math. melissa: bill clinton not lost his mind but maybe a fastball. reporter: i know you haven't lost your mind. that is what matters to me. melissa: tha

bush and bill clinton. the people who don't agree on much but come together on that. they view the presidency as a sacred vow passed from one to the next and barack obama is legitimately concerned about the rhetoric in the country. now, the impact of barack obama condemning donald trump politically speaking will be to animate even more, the counter of what barack obama, his message at least is. >> and one of the other efforts against donald trump is that the super pac advertisement taking his words about women and trying to use them against him. let's play a bit of it. >> bimbo. >> dog. >> fat pig. >> real quotes from donald trump about women. a person who is very flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. >> i'd look her right in that ugly face of hers. would anyone vote for that? >> women, you have to treat them like [ bleep ]. >> this is how donald trump talks about our mothers. >> our sisters. >> our daughters. >> was this aimed at republican suburban women who might not be in donald trump's orbit? >> might not be. and definitely might not be. i think after that, you h

. >> he answers the same way bill clinton would answer. yes, did nothing know are because he knew that the question would be continued to ask. >> when we come back to what happens in donald trump and hillary clinton was wisconsin's primary next week -- lose wisconsin primary next week? ♪ >> we're going to talk more about controversy just a moment, but there is a primary next tuesday. on five presidential candidates were in wisconsin today fanning out across the state ahead of tuesday's big showdown. one thing was very clear to us while we were there talking to people in both parties. both front runners could lose in the badger state on tuesday, and maybe by a lot. today inheld rallies brooksville and cedarburg, and he is scheduled to join john kasich and trunk this evening. day, cannews from the first thing this morning when talked tocott walker a radio host to talk about why he decided to endorse the texas senator. support somebody, not being in somebody or against someone but before someone like i have said many times. after a lot of t

it's because of what bill clinton has done. i do think she has an uphill battle, but she will obviously i think do better. >> and one of the things that makes hillary reaching out to black america so challenging is hillary's personality. before we get to you, i want to show you some footage of hillary at her finest. >> i don't know why that's funny. we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. what difference at this point does it make? i am a real person. >> she's a real person, right? >> i'm sold. >> you can't be excited about that, can you? >> if you took hillary along with you, so she could actually interact with real people. because the problem is she only meets them on the campaign trail after they've been filtered in one by one picks. >> they'd have to pick, like, three people who they screened for about a year. stacey, watching that, what did you think? >> i think it's sad. they need to be educated. that's the problem. i mean, hillary's a lying criminal. and the other choice is a socialist

bill clinton will attend another rally at the hilton hotel tomorrow. organizers have not yet said what time he'll speak. to voters in charlotte tomorrow night. this is video of her visit to durham last week. clinton will be at the grady coal center at 7:30 p.m. >>> early voting is now over in north carolina, and a primary is just a couple days away. wral's leyla santiago explains us what to expect at the polls on tueay. >> reporter: the lines weren't necessarily short for this early voting period. meredith college political science professor david mcclenen says it's a big deal. >> even though it's not a huge percentage increase, look at the number of people taking advantage of a shorter early voting period. >> early voting sites saw a nearly 3% increase over 2012. >> that's about 190,000 more voters. >> there are fewer days and more people. it does show a real increase in interest in voting early. >> it can also be more interest >> can we use that as an indication of what we should expect tuesday? >> just seeing the big joke of almost 200,000 voters, p