rick perry: yes, ma'am. i'm not a big believer that you judge how well your workforce is going to be developed., strictly by how much money you spend. because if that's the case, you know, california and probably washington d.c. would have the best records when it comes to their education. in 2003, texas was 27th in the nation in high school graduation rates. about in the middle of the pack. last year, we got the numbers in. texas is now second highest graduation rates in america. we're the highest african-american graduation rates. we're the highest hispanic graduation rates. we had a 118% increase in hispanic participation in higher education while i was governor. if you want to have a better indicator of how a young person is -- or whether they're going to be successful in life, the first thing that you need to do is graduate them from high school. and we did that by putting accountability in our public schools. we increased the funding but we didn't become the -- the second highest spending state in the

this included former texas governor rick perry. >> how are we supposed to trust iran? >> and senator ted cruz. >> it is not complicated for republican politicians to come to the rjc and say we should stand with israel. >> reporter: hoping their views will align with the hawkish, self-described pro-choice, socially liberal republican whose wealth could catapult their campaign. his donations in the last year included more than $63,000 to the republican national committee. $5 million to the congressional leadership fund and $10 million to karl rove's crossroads gps. adelson and his money are so influential, in his home state of nevada, even democrats like harry reid are reluctant to take him on.

. >> bolton not running is a good segue about who is running, and we expect rick perry and santorum and others to have made their presidential candidacies clear. what they have in common? not many people give them a chance. and i interviewed santorum about his campaign and i spent a big

mark: anyone enthusiastic about another rick perry run?i like rick perry but i don't think you'd be elected, he is kind of in a third place so to speak. mark: are you interested in mike huckabee? or do you feel like his time is past? >> i'm interested. i think he was smart to get on tv. so. he is someone i am watching. mark: what about you? >> i like him, i used to watch him on his fox show. i think he is very intelligent. i think he really means what he says, again i don't know if he can bring, i am just so hung up on somebody who can bring everybody together. i believe -- >> i believe he will stand on his morals, and we need that. we need someone who will stick to the constitution, and stick to what the founding fathers wanted our country to be. >> i think he is too conservative for the country. maybe not for iowa, but for the country as a whole. mark: what has santorum done wrong? when the iowa caucuses last time ? are you not interested? >> he didn't win. so why would i put all of our energy in him again and again? mark: the fact that

. >> rick perry touches on a few themes.rry is the governor who is executed more people than any other governor in modern history. he is a texas gun slinger, you would think of him as this tough on crime guy. for too long fear deticketed america's criminal justice policy and citizens afraid of growing violence brought on by drug wars demanded harsher penalties and longer sentences and politicians afraid of looking soft on issue eagerly oblige but policy driven solely by fear has failed us. i mean this is remarkable from rick perry. >> one of the things -- this will be a surprise to folks. in the last few years as there's become this recognition of the problem as you know we have five percent of the world's population and 25% of the world's prison population if the number of people actually locked up right now in prison it would be the 36th largest state in the country. and people started to recognize this in states and you've actually had from texas to california to new jersey and other places very different political philos

jeb bush, scott walker, rick perry, chris christie, bobby jindal. south carolina senator lindsey graham has been a character for decades making more and more noise about making a serious run. ohio governor john kasich is talking about running. rick snyder of michigan is making similar noises about running now. he will come in at about the same tier as john kasich. mike pence of indiana did have a bit of a national setback with his anti-discrimination stance last month. he is a prospect for the presidency. i understand because i know you that you laugh at the prospect of a donald trump candidacy, but donald trump, believe me, is actually hiring campaign staff in multiple early voting presidential states. and donald trump polls surprisingly well among likely republican voters. this year, the role of tim pawlenty will be played by george pataki in the sense that to the outside world he is a bit of a snooze fest, but governor pataki is well respected and well connected in republican mainstream politics. john bolton, the angriest ambassador ever, another

-- you guys all remember rick perry, yes?ah, okay, good. former texas governor rick perry will reportedly announce his presidential campaign on june 4th in dallas. and i'm excited, because rick perry already has a pretty sweet campaign slogan. >> oops. [ laughter ] >> seth: there it is. there it is. [ applause ] oops, i'm running again. [ laughter ] listen to this, some pretty big russian sports news. and we do want this to be your first stop for russian sports news here at "late night." [ laughter ] vladamir putin reportedly scored eight goals. eight goals during a hockey game in sochi this weekend. and the goalie had only one save. his own life. [ laughter and applause ] a record 220 million people are expected to flight on united states airlines this summer. 220 million people. and only 5 of those people are going to stay out of the way until their boarding group is called. [ laughter ] just five. and they are this nation's heroes. [ laughter ] this is terrifying. i hate to terrify everybody here, but brain-eating amoebas,

mark: my main focus is on walker bush, and rick perry. right now if you look at the early states, the only state, not counting lindsey graham in south carolina, the favorite son, the only state with somebody right now who is a clear favorite and could change the couldn't tours of the fight by winning is walker in iowa. john: since you have taken all the people in the hard disagreement zone, those people are interesting the jeb bush had a horrible week. all eyes are going to be on him so that's important. scott walker is all the things you just said, and also someone who has been off the radar screen. obviously someone really interesting to look at. i continue to be fascinated by marco rubio, but he's not going to be there. those are the ones to watch. mark: i think rick perry though because he now is going to announce his candidacy in just a little few days, iowa is vital to him. he's got to do well there and i think he's coming in with a 10-minute attempt to remind activists in the state just how much he believes he's a good fit for the

it will be interesting to see, tamron if it's room for rick perry, though it's worth noting four yearsgo when he decided to come into the race in august of 2011 he took the republican contest by storm. jumped out to be the early front-runner and later ended up falling to mitt romney and others, but for a while really took off. this time around he has become a bit of an afterthought and a lot of people think after his poor performance in iowa in 2012 that you know used time to look at other folks, he does bring some talent to the table, but worth noting tamron he's still under indictment in his own state of texas and his supporters believe these are bogus charges, but it's still charges nonetheless and that's never the greatest platform on to which to launch a presidential bid. >> kind of going back to the first story that we were talking about regarding the head-to-head matchups with hillary clinton and some of those gop nominees out there, it is interesting this timing. and we talk about chris christie yesterday, if he is able to get through this bridgegate the latest development when

jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz rick perry, you get the idea.oday, scott walker spoke first written he delivered a new argument for why he is different. >> there are a lot of great people think about the race on the republican side. there are some people, some of those folks, particularly folks in washington who are fighting the good fight, waving the flag. but they haven't won a whole lot of victories. then there are other folks that have done an effective job of winning elections, a lot of them are friends of mine. they won a lot of elections but they haven't taken on a lot of those fights. the reason why i am thinking about what i am thinking about, we won't announce anything until the end of june, i have yet to see anybody in the emerging field who has done both. going forward, we need somebody who can fight and win the battles we need to move this country forward commonsense reforms, that is what we need to move america forward. mark:john: you can catch all the action for the next couple of days. how politically potent do think that argumen

rick perry, when he couldn't education. >> it's part of the process. most of us, it's what we do, it's fun to watch. them figure it out. >> sure, some people melt under the spotlight. there are some people who make sa slash that they couldn't make any other way, giving them oxygen to continue, even though, if we spoke privately, instead of with cameras, we'd whisper president. >> and that will be part of the fun, debates are part of the process. it's a way to explore what kind of president that these people would be. another way is we see them. it's wonderful in states like new hampshire. contact. they'll met people in the living rooms. they'll be exposed to a lot of television advertising that hopefully communicates what it can, and what the priorities would be. they'll have some things to say about how they think the others in the field would govern. there'll be a lot of information besides debates. they'll come in and give voters a chance to sort these people. it will be a strength for some, a weakness for others. for a lot of voters, presence on te

. >>> spent most of the last week in iowa, and rick perry, spending a ton of time in iowa, and he went to the eagle scout dedication of a local activist. he is doing the things people in iowa want to see candidates do, and he is trying to eplg yao nate the strategy rick santorum used. >> rick perry has great retail politics skills. >>> i sat down with a lot of republican officials and donors in those states, and i said, you know, really give me a sense of what is on your mind behind the scenes, and the topic almost all of them brought up was angst about jeb bush, and they are not sure how he is going to get it, and they think he fumbled the answers on george w. bush and they are watching to see if he can navigate. >>> i will close. at a dinner thursday night celebrating the remarkable community organization, i found enthusiasm, and as we have seen in public opinion polling a number of the bright young people do tend to lean conservative. now my informal focus included my two older children, and on wednesday we drove back with boston with all of his stuff, and we don't talk politics muc

jeb bush got higher marks as governor, rick perry longer, cash rick perry served longer scott walkers more current. i don't see where george pataki fits in. mark: i agree that he's not emphasizing the one thing that would make him different by any means. i do think he could impact the race in three ways. one, he's a smart guy. his intelligence is underrated. if he cannot find his way to the literal debate, he could do some damage to other republicans. two, he will focus on new hampshire. only chris christie has got a new hampshire centric path. the last thing is this message which we will listen to later -- smaller government. lots of other people are running on it, but he's running on it with an anti-washington sensibility that i think will help at least push the argument along. al: i want to cover the george pataki/bobby jindal debate, the battle of the 1%'ers. that's what it's all about. mark: it's a problem in the field, this crowded -- you not only have to grow your support but you have to pass over 16 other guys and one gal in order to get to the top. it is daunting. he needs a

but did then governor rick perry start spreading fear about a texas takeover? he did not. >> texas was fine with the concept of widespread military operations in their state. in the 2004. i don't know what has changed since then, oh right. (laughter) >> america elected a brutal socialist muslim kenyan infectionive harvard school constitutional professor agitator warlock. so texas-- it appears it appears you are on the verge of being taken over by isis or the united states of america. you have a choice to make. when you make it remind yourself and i never thought i would be saying this what would rick perry do. (laughter) we'll be right back. out of 42 vehicles based on 6 different criteria, why did a panel of 11 automotive experts name the volkswagen golf motor trend's 2015 car of the year? we'll give you four good reasons. the volkswagen golf. starting at $19,295, there's an award-winning golf for everyone. hahahaha... what's up with your car? pretty sure it's possessed. and out of warranty. i'm going to cost you a fortune at the dealership, cheryl! well, at m

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but did then governor rick perry start spreading fear about a texas takeover? he did not. >> texas was fine with the concept of widespread military operations in their state. in the 2004. i don't know what has changed since then, oh right. (laughter) >> america elected a brutal socialist muslim kenyan infectionive harvard school constitutional professor agitator warlock. so texas-- it appears it appears you are on the verge of being taken over by isis or the united states of america. you have a choice to make. when you make it remind yourself and i never thought i would be saying this what would rick perry do. (laughter) we'll be right back. sometimes the present looked bright. sometimes romantic. there were tears in my eyes. and tears in my eyes. and so many little things that we learned were really the biggest things. through it all, we saved and had a retirement plan. and someone who listened and helped us along the way. because we always knew that someday the future would be the present. every someday needs a plan. talk with us about your retirement today.

rick perry when he couldn't remember the department of education the whoops moment. of the process and for most of us, it's what we do every four years, it's fun to watch. and they'll figure it out. >> sure some people melt under the spotlight but some people make a splash that they wouldn't make any other way which gives them oxygen to continue even though if we were speaking privately instead of with all these cameras around we would whisper they never are going to be president. >> well, and that will be part of the fun. but the debates are only part of the process, too. it's one way that we explore what kind of president that these people would be. but another way is we see them on the stump. it's wonderful new hampshire. iowa, people will get a lot of wouldn't one contact. meet people in their living rooms, going to be exposed to a lot of television advertising that hopefully communicates what a candidate's priorities would be, how they would want to governor and they'll some some things to say about how they think the others in the field would governor too so th

but did then governor rick perry start spreading fear about a texas takeover?ncept of widespread military operations in their state. in the 2004. i don't know what has changed since then, oh right. (laughter) >> america elected a brutal socialist muslim kenyan infectionive harvard school constitutional professor agitator warlock. so texas-- it appears it appears you are on the verge of being taken over by isis or the united states of america. you have a choice to make. when you make it remind yourself and i never thought i would be saying this what would rick perry do. (laughter) we'll be right back. while the world needs saving... prizes need winning, at subway. grab a 30-ounce drink or doritos snacks for a chance to win subs for life movie tickets, and more. and catch marvel's avengers: age of ultron, now in theaters. subway. where super heroes eat. huh, 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that game show hosts should only host game shows? samantha, do you take kevin as your lawfully wedded husband..

but did then governor rick perry start spreading fear about a texas takeover? he did not. >> texas was fine with the concept of widespread military operations in their state. in the 2004. i don't know what has changed since then, oh right. (laughter) >> america elected a brutal socialist muslim kenyan infectionive harvard school constitutional professor agitator warlock. so texas-- it appears it appears you are on the verge of being taken over by isis or the united states of america. you have a choice to make. when you make it remind yourself and i never thought i would be saying this what would rick perry do. (laughter) we'll be right back. will twizzlers mixed berry bites ever end their rivalry with jolly rancher filled gummy bites? not today. bites. little greatness. ♪ to get to you... they'd have to get past us. america's navy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ people all over america have defected to taco bell's breakfast. so now we are giving everyone in america a free biscuit taco. not everybody is happy about that. claim your free biscuit taco on may 5th from 7 to 11am. only pul

i think rick perry was trying to milwaukee the arguments the runs like governor. if you look at the last six republican presidents since world war ii, two have been vice-presidents, two have been governor -- excuse me -- three vice-presidents two governors one has been a general. democrats tend to nominate senators more often than republicans out or their last six, two vice-presidents two governors, and two senators, barack obama and jfk. but i think this was more rick perry saying, don't you want to have a governor, chief executive who makes decision? that was separate and i part from the debate we're seeing in congress. and i have to say i was -- with respect to your last guest judge napolitano, i respectfully disagree. i was in the white house win these kind of programs helped us interdict terrorism -- acts of terror and stopped the terrorists from coming here and allow to us fight them abroad and i think it's extremely dangerous for our country to return to a pre9/11 mentality like senator paul calls for by repealing the patriot act. patriot act, for example a

. >>> former texas governor rick perry has been a voice of san ty about that fear that the united statesrmy may be invading texas. that's the military training exercise that some on the far right fear, supposedly will be a takeover of the lone star state. well, texas governor greg abbott even put the texas state guard on guard to monitor that exercise, just in case. and ted cruz blamed the panic on president obama, because when cruz called distrust in the federal government. well, initially, governor perry tried to calm fears, saying we should trust the military, but now, he's right there with cruz, blaming president obama. >> let's say that i were to become the president of the united states. i think that will be a clearly changed attitude towards that office, what comes out of that office, the messaging that comes out of that office. >> well, governor perry says if he were president, people would trust government again. that's the military operation scheduled to begin in july. we'll be right back.ro ntic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? ciali

now rick perry is weighing in. he says knowing what the world knows now, he would not have invaded iraq as president bush did. perry blamed the troubles now and including the spread of isis on president obama. perry accused him of delusional thinking. >>> and a murder mystery in washington, d.c. a family and their nanny killed. the child as well. new clues the police have in the case next. >>> police in washington, d.c. are trying to unravel a bizarre mystery after four people found dead following a house fire. the victims a husband and wife their son and housekeeper. all three of them had suffered injuries before the fire was set. now police have released surveillance video of a person they want to speak with. cnn's joe johns has more. >> reporter: police spent monday at the crime scene gathering evidence in the neighborhood blocks from the vice president's residence. the smoke and flames were still shooting out of the second floor. the fire has turned into a case of suspected arson and murder mystery. police are

but in terms of the approach rick perry has a sense of humor.is is absolutely critical to understanding reagan's circumstance. reagan began every speech with a joke, and he had a story, and reagan understood that if you can get your audience to laugh with you you're halfway to getting them to agree with with you and reagan time and time again use one liners on the campaign trial. soften up members. >> rick perry does the same thing. >> when you can't get past one oops moment maybe that is all you get these days. but didn't win until his third whack at it. >> reagan as president so we know his policy and effect of those policies. which among candidates have the policies most closely resembling tax cutting individual liberty policy of right-hand ronald reagan. >> hard to tell because everybody announce reagan philosophy and has been sellerly the creed of the republican party. so they all say the same things that reagan said. question is if anyone becomes president. will they be able to governor the way reagan did and reagan success and governor wa

mike hck stop in here today and we're waiting on rick perry.um is in full swing. >> it's very crucial which sauce you choose. very crucial. in south carolina. carl cameron in taylor, south carolina tonight. >>> now to money and the role it plays in politics. after the attacks on mitt romney wealth is often seen as a liability. we're already seeing 2016 contenders trying to downplay their fortunes. but is the media critics fair? host of "mediabuzz," howard kurtz is here to discuss these money matters. >> good evening, bret. when mike huckabee kicked off his campaign he talked about his modest upbringing. >> i don't come from a family dynasty but a working dynasty. i grew up blue collar not blue blood. >> former governor making plenty of money in recent years, including at fox news prompting politico to dub him the 1 percenter, especially for republicans like mitt romney he was like an out of touch plutocratic, things that he said i like being able to fire people and drives a cadillac. drawing media scrutiny with business week proclaiming, jeb bu

up," former texas governor rick perry explains government has become too intrucive and must get out of the way. another politician who has expressed interest in running for president is former rhode island governor lincoln chafy. in "infancy the tide," he recounts his time serving as a republican in the senate. carly fiorina, former ceo of hewlett-packard, has recently declared her candidacy. in "rising to the challenge" she shares lessons she's learned from her difficulties and triumphs. former new york governor george pataki is considering running for president. in 1998 he released "pataki" where he looks back on his path to the governorship. louisiana governor bobby jindal criticizes the obama administration and explains why conservative solutions are needed in washington in "leadership and crisis." and finally, in "a time for truth," another declared presidential candidate, texas senator ted cruz, recounts his journey from a cuban immigrant son to the u.s. senate. >>> on the next "washington journal," we'll talk to politico robber jennifer haberkorn about republican efforts to repl

in "fed up," former texas governor rick perry explains government has become too intrusive and must get out of the way. another politician who has expressed interest in running for president is former rhode island governor lincoln chafee. in "against the tide," he recounts his time serving as a republican in the senate. carly fiorina, former ceo of hewlett-packard, has recently declared her candidacy. in "rising to the challenge," she shares lessons she's learned from her difficulties and triumphs. former new york george pataki is considering running for president. ..

just in terms of resume, the most qualified executives running for president right now are rick perry, four term governor of texas, george cotati, former governor of new york. they could be excluded from the debate. are we going to have a set of roles that exclude the two people who have the most executive experience? the primary in ohio we could , conceivably see john kasich, the former chairman of the house budget committee, and great governor of ohio, and excluded from the debate in his own state. i think you'll see a lot of pressure the debate in his own -- i think you'll see a lot of pressure. the republican national committee shows that he cannot have 20 candidates on the dais and watch, but they have find a different system for whittling it down. we have one kind of idea, which is we need multiple debates and random selection of candidates to participate. over time, the polls will whittle it down. host: let me go back to kathleen parker limited room for , debate. she says, imagine for president -- imagine running for president of the united states, which requires narcissistic p

i listened to rick perry and rick santorum who is basically contrasting himself with the governors.convincing. chris christie, who has his own problems in new jersey -- i mean, it comes down to what is the action statement? rick perry once said boots on the ground, other republicans said they want boots on the ground but they should be arab boots, not necessarily american. i haven't seen people lining up to join this fight. i mean, in a proxy war, you are dependent upon your proxies and the iraqis turn out to be not particularly engaged, divided not unified not committed the same way. judy, when one to have -- when one of the defenses all the equipment and money we've given to the enemy, one of the expressions don't worry about it too much because they were in such ill repair, the iraqis have taken such bad care that they would be of use. there's no action statement with somebody saying i have the answer. >> woodruff: get tough. get tough swagger. 10,000 troops senator lindsey graham wants to put in. george pa tacky said put in as many as you need kill everybody you can and get out.

we'll just be pipping rick perry. due to announce june 1st.is moment, in terms of the bottom line, there are six folks officially already running. one other who will be announcing his candidacy by the end of this month and 14 others that may very well run. we'll keep updating the math. watch this space. >>> it is true. i have not managed to make everybody happy. six years into my presidency, some people still say i'm arrogant and aloof, condescending. some people are so dumb. no wonder i don't meet with them. that's not all people say about me. a few weeks ago, dick cheney says, he thinks i'm the worst president of his lifetime. which is interesting, because i think dick cheney is the worst president of my lifetime. quite a coincidence. i mean, everybody has something to say these days. mike huckabee recently said, people shouldn't join our military until a true conservative is elected president. think about that. it was so outrageous, 47 ayatollahs wrote us a letter trying to explain to huckabee how our system works. >> president obama at the

how rick perry is weighing in. he said knowing what we know now, he would not have invaded iraq.talked about the widespread of isis on president obama. he accuses the president on what he calls delusional thinking. >>> record rainfulall as the cold front is moving east. we have meteorologist pedram javaheri with the latest. >> good morning, poppy. the historic rainfall and flooding. the steering currents are in prime position to bring rain across california and the southern plains is getting in on the action. look at the numbers as far as what we are seeing above normal. 13 inches in okc this month. 3 is average. dallas more than doubling the monthly rainfall. austin is what you would expect 2. the flooding concerns remain high. san angelo to dallas 4 inches. snowshowers across the screen there across the higher elevations of 8,000 feet in the high rockies. 10 inches in a few isolated spots. severe weather confined to western texas. mostly because of hail and wind. your temperatures remain in the 80s in dallas and 80s in the nation's capital. >>> thanks pedram. the nfl and new en

on surf huckabee santorum rick perry on the fringe. cruz and carson. over here in libertarian you have rand paul by himself. up here in moderate pataki graham christie bush kasich and firnorinafiorina. let's bring in alan colmes mike gallagher. both of fox news contributors. i'm making my way over to you. it's interesting to take it in perspective. >> the fear is there will be so many they are going to see republicans start cancelling each other out. i had the most refreshing conversation today with governor rick perry. he was about praising the other republicans in the field. he was talking about having worked with carly fiorina when he was governor of texas. i'm hoping republicans resist this circling firing squad. there are so many these guys risk alienating voters. >> yeah. go for it. >> like a ronald reagan optimism. >> it's interesting because last time around when there were a lot of republican candidates as well part of the strategy was to start the back biting because that was one way to try and get yourself noted. >> it was like the traveling

one will include rick perry, one won't.paul is in all of them, you get down near that cut line, around the 10 spot, you do not have any consensus about who to include in these polls, these polls are going to be the basis of who to include in these debates, the differential we're talking about, between seventh place and 14th place is like two points. i mean, margin of error stuff we're talking about. >> and this is an incredibly hilarious, but also important decision, right? it's one thing when we had two ga distal ondebates and everyone got to call their own debate, people had them at their houses and you see who show up. some of them were on tv, some of them on the internet and some just in glenn beck's mind. in this case, they have limited the number, if you're not there, if you're not on the stage, especially if 10 other people are, you're de facto gone. >> we saw the power of these debates. newt gingrich is running at 10%. he had that debate moment with john king. he asked him about extra-marital affair, he explodes on

valeria: otro que se va a lanzar es el exgobernador de texas, rick perry erazo anunciÓ el 4 de junio.rantxa: desarticulan una banda de dominicanos que llevaban una doble vida, eran pastores y narcotraficantes. las chivas rayadas de guadalajara golean y pasan a semifinales en el fÚtbol mexicano. en republica dominicana no salen del asombro, tras el arresto de dominicanos que llevaban una doble vida.eran - pastores en quis-queya y narcotraficantes en colombia con el "clan usuga". y como nos cuenta indhira navarro, autoridades dominicanas y colombianas estan uniendo arantxa: autoridadesuna de las piezas en iglesia de santo domingo y colombia. >> a las puertas de la casa de dios tocÓ el narcotrÁfico y es que representantes de una iglesia protestante dominicana recibieron millonarias donaciones simuladas de aportes humanitarios del cÁrtel. >> en los Últimos tiempos vendrÁn mucho diciendo yo soy el cristo, ya muchos van a engaÑar. periodista: las predicas del supuesto pastor jorge mercedes que cautivaron a toda una feligresÍa ocultaban su lado oscuro. en el principal blanqueador del dinero

the former texas governor rick perry is expected to become the eighth gop candidate when he enters the race next week. abc 7 is your station for complete vote 2016 coverage. stay up to date on the campaign trail at wjla.com and on twitter and facebook. abc news is reporting a second man has come forward accusing former house speaker dennis hastert of sexual abuse, taking place decades ago when he was a teacher and coach and an illinois high school. the indictment accuses hastert of paying $1.7 million to cover a prior misconduct. law enforcement officials say it was the sexual abuse of a former student. the story today is the humidity when it comes to the weather. tomorrow we are looking at changes to the forecast. devon lucie is tracking the rain from the weather center. devon: some storms well to the west. getting closer tomorrow. still mostly sunday, hot and humid. sunday night, the storms firing in the west. live doppler, west, north west of town today, hagerstown a brief shower winchester, charles town, and tonight cumberland, the last bit of shower activity. the real-time temps,

to this day, that follows rick perry around. what i find interesting is how they will put 10 people on the stage, what happens to everyone else? i think it will be difficult for everyone involved in the republican primary to make that cut off. i think whoever is 1, 2, 3, 4 it will be easy, but who is five through 10 will be interesting and most important, who is 11. i would love to know your opinion, is carly fiorina going to be on the stage? right now, she is not a in any way shape, or form, a contender, i think you would agree, but she is a woman, and it really is going to be smart for the republican party to have at least one woman onstage. right now, mostly white men, and they're the party, or at least accused of being the party of white men. if i'm working for the republicans, and i am not, i would advise them to have carly fiorina the stage for several reasons, however if she is on the stage, everyone is on. ford: if you were not having a coronation, you would have the same problem. [laughter] ford: it is not just diversit