entrepreneurial standpoint the clintons have taken politics to a new level. i have no issue with that whatsoever. i just find it interesting that hillary is going to take on the 1% which she is a member of the 1%. i do have a little bit more time so i want to ask you about the walk that you have done across the state of pennsylvania. is that done? i did it in front of independence hall and walked 422 miles on foot from new jersey to ohio border because i believe trust is the biggest issue we have in america today. it s the largest deficit we have. i want to show people of pennsylvania how i wanted to serve them and begin to earn the trust by showing them i am not going to be above accountability. admiral joe thank you so
cause. 7-year-old braden gandee has trouble walking because he has cerebral palsy so his 14-year-old brother, hunter, strapped him on his back and carried him on a 40-mile walk to raise awareness. mark is live in chicago. tell us more about this. reporter: it was remarkable. rain, fatigue, heat, not enough to stop the michigan teenager from carrying his brother 40 miles. the brother suffers from cerebral palsy and he started carrying him near the ohio border and stopped at the university of michigan two days later how tired were you? more tired than i have ever been. my legs are sore. but we pushed through it and we
even if it tips ever so slightly to republicans, that is not enough, right? guest: well, you need 60 votes to bring a bill to the floor. you only need 51 to pass it. the minority leader, mcconnell, has said he believes he only needs 50 votes because of a procedural move not senate, but, regardless, you are going to need to retake the senate at minimum to have any chance of repealing it and they are a long way from that. neil: now, you are from pennsylvania and i want your thought on what is going on in scranton where the mayor is effectively not declaring bankruptcy, but acted like the city is bankrupt and that all public workers, all 380 plus in scan continue, including himself, paid the minimum wage, and they are raising holy hell. what do you make of what is going on there? guest: the district i represent is way on the other side of the state on the ohio border and i heard a little bit of the story that you were talking about before i came on but i don t know enough about the spe
a handcuffed suspect loo he said police on a wild three-county chase after he somehow breaks through a cop car s divider. and gets into the driver s seat. it s our top story on a fox trip across america. michigan. it all started with a stolen vehicle report at a hotel west of detroit where cops reportedly found a meth lab in the suspect s room. they raced to stop him, but he whipped the car around and took off, weaving through lanes and up to 120 miles per hour. it ended near the ohio border. the suspect surviving the crash to face felony charges in court. his bail set at $100,000. missouri. a chaotic morning commute southwest of springfield. cars sliding, flipping and crashing on an icy interstate. we re told the truck slammed into an plans and a fire truck as crews tried to get a driver
boys in michigan under arrest this morning charged with kidnapping. what s worst? police say they no longer believe the children are alive. he was released from the hospital following the suicide attempt and taken into f.b.i. custody. there he is. his children, 9-year-old andrew, 6-year-old alexander and 5-year-old tanner pictured there have been missing since thursday. search crews will continue searching an area near the michigan-ohio border where he claims he left the kids. police say his motivation was looming divorce and a bitter custody battle. new pictures show the aftermath of bizarre pool accident at a high school in wisconsin. a 17-year-old was sucked through the viewing window of the pool when it shattered and police just releasing the 911 call from another student after the teacher jumped in to help. i m calling from the high school. the gym teacher went into the water, i guess the window is broke down there. the teacher suffered minor cuts and bruises. the student s