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We're getting carried away here! he exclaimed.But carried away is Kasich's middle name.He has nine months left in his term as Ohio governor, and this is his third trip to the Granite State since coming in second here in the 2016 GOP primary.The reason for the questions about Kasich running as an independent are twofold: (1.) He sounds like an independent in today's polarized environment and (2.) Challenging an incumbent President in a Republican primary is not easy, especially one who still has support from 86% of Republicans nationwide, according to CNN's latest poll.Kasich insisted that he's not surprised by the fact that Trump, who beat him in New Hampshire by 20 percentage points, is still popular among Republicans. He chalks that up to tribal politics, saying parties have become like sports -- you root for your team no matter what.So, what makes this Republican think he has a shot at toppling a GOP president in this environment?"When I came to New Hampshire I had less than 2% name ID. Now, unwittingly or whatever, I'm now more widely known," he said, underscoring his understanding of the volatile political climate. "Secondly, I can't tell you what's going to happen in the next five minutes."Is coming to New Hampshire and staying in touch with supporters, friends and donors an insurance policy in case he does decide to run?"Well, no, it's an options policy that I don't know what I'm going to do and in politics I'm still a young person, a young man and I don't know," the 65-year-old told CNN. "I know it's so hard for people to believe that, that I'm not plotting and scheming."In the meantime, he says he is going to keep using his "voice" to call out the President and other Washington politicians."I fear that we could be entering a post-truth era," he said."That means we can't even agree on anything, so, how do you have a dialogue? How do you bring people together when we can't agree on what's real and what's not?"He continued, "I want to do some things that keep my options open but where it's going to lead, i just don't know but I don't want my voice to be quieted, but you know what? The Lord may tell me, 'Hey John, shut up for a while.'" 2179

US President Donald Trump has said his administration was being "very tough" with Saudi Arabia as it investigates Khashoggi's case.But Trump said Thursday that he was reluctant to take action, particularly on the issue of arms sales. "There are other things we can do," he told reporters at the White House."I don't like the concept of stopping an investment of 0 billion into the United States because you know what they're going to do, they're going to take that money and spend it in Russia or China," Trump said, referring to a US arms deal with Saudi Arabia. "If it turns out to be as bad as it might be, there are certainly other ways of handling the situation."The US signed a nearly 0 billion defense deal with Saudi Arabia in May 2017, when Trump made Saudi Arabia a stop on his first foreign trip as president. The stop was seen, in part, as an endorsement of the strong relationship between Trump, Jared Kushner -- his son-in-law and senior adviser -- and bin Salman.France's Foreign Ministry said it had demanded that Saudi Arabia provide a "complete and detailed response" with regard to the reported killing of Khashoggi, whose disappearance "raises serious questions about his fate.""France demands that the facts are clearly established," the ministry said.Gulf Arab states came out in support of Saudi Arabia, however, in the first wave of official reactions from its neighbors.In a tweet Thursday, the United Arab Emirates' Foreign Minister, Anwar Gargash, called media reports on the matter "a fierce campaign" run in coordination with "inciting parties.""The repercussions of political targeting of Saudi Arabia will be dire on those who inflame it," he said.Bahrain's Foreign Minister, Khalid bin Ahmad, said that "Saudi Arabia is the target, not the search for truth."  1802

When gusts blew through overnight, it wiped out all of the sediment in the horses' stalls. "The wind gusts were up to like 90 miles per hour and we came out today and said 'OMG, it’s gone'," Beckett says. "The trees have literally been bent over. I was feeding my horses last night and a gust that literally pushed me into a fence I almost fell over." The decomposed granite typically protects the horses’ hooves but now they’re standing on a material similar to concrete. Beckett says without that material in place, the horses' joints and feet could be seriously hurt. 605

Uber issued a statement earlier praising the work of its drivers, noting that "thousands of people come into work at Uber every day focused on how to make (drivers') experience better, on and off the road. Whether it's more consistent earnings, stronger insurance protections or fully funded four- year degrees for drivers or their families, we'll continue working to improve the experience for and with drivers."City News Service contributed to this report. 458

What it means is that somebody else believes that Earl McNeil was not treated right, there were policies violated and that Earl McNeil died at the hands of law enforcement,"" said McNeil family spokeswoman Tasha Williamson." 525