so he'll be drinking, eleanor enjoying corned beef and cabbage with their family. david is going to be doing something. what am i going to be? doing? i'm going on vacation. see you soon. >> it's 3:00 on the east coast, noon on the west coast on this st.~patrick's day day, which is apparently pile on donald trump day because everyone is taking#% swaps from paul ryan to the hacking group, anonymous, and it comes as big names in conservative politics meet about a possible third-party plan to block the businessman billionaire. but some well-known republicans say there's no way that could work. you'll hear from both sides. we're also track ago news, including an enormous investigation about lead in the water at hundreds of schools and daycare centers. seems ft., michigan is it just the beginning. let's get to it. >> and first this afternoon,

want to be president? if your name is not donald trump there could be a slot for you because the not trump movement is looking for a savior. a small group of conservative activist met today in washington to talk, they tell us, about stopping donald trump. and they say they're considering supporting a third-party candidate if the billionaire wins the republican nomination. one organizer is eric ericson. he says the group would prefer to handle the issue at the convention. other anti-trumpers are holing court. the leader of a super pac detonated to stopping donald trump says8ñ supporters plan to meet in the coming days to try to think up a new strategy. they already spent millions of dollars on ac tadds in florida and got crushed. earlier today the former house speaker, newt gingrich, told fox news that any effort to put up a conservative third party candidate would hand the white house to hillary clinton. >> if they want to form the, let's hillary clinton club,

fine, be honest bit. any effort to help in the republican nominee helps hillary clinton and if you think having hillary clinton run foreign policy and having her support the unions to continue ruin ago schools and children then do it. >> either that or donald trump. trump has called for the republican party to unite behind him. just yesterday he warned there could be riots if he doesn't get the 1237 delegates needed to win the nomination, and the establishment tries to block him at a contested convention. >> we're 20 votes short or 100 short, and we're at 1100 and )iuicauf everybody, i don't think you can say that we don't get it automatically. i think you would have riots. >> trump yesterday on cnn. john kashich today called trump's language unacceptable. the ohio governor tweeted, a true leader urges peaceful debate over violence. leadership requires

responsibility. the house peeker, paul ryan, reacted to trump's comments. >> nobody should say such things in my opinion because to even address or hint to violence is unacceptable. >> speaker ryan had previously spoken out against donald trump but now also says he intends to support the billionaire if he wins the nomination. if conservatives are split on support, liberal groups are speaking in ewanson against trump. 22 of them, including move oregon.org have2: released a letter saying in part, this is a five-alarm fire for our democracy. a hate pedaling big got. it is alarming and dangerous. doug hye has worked in the house and u.s. senate, served in president george w. bush's administration and is live from capitol hill. thank you. >> good to be with you. >> dangerous, bigot? >> i don't think donald trump is a bigot. i think he is playing the roll

of the bigot -- >> which is worse? >> i think they bad guy professional wrestler trying to rile up the crowd and doing a great job of; it. >> are you saying that he is using a bigoted platform to >> i'm saying the language he uses is terrible or our democracy and the run party -- >> wait, wait, wait, no, no. >> do. >> mind nors won't like it. >> you said he is using bigot tri. who does one try to attract when jive you look what what happened at some events where one supporter walked out and told a protester to go back to auschwitz. that the kind of language we don't need in the republican party. >> you need to say whatever you're saying. are you saying he is using a bigoted campaign to attract closeted bigots of not? who else are you looking for when you use bigotly? what other group would you've be seeking in. >> i think one of the other things is trike do. >> just not going to admit that.

that? you will dance around it but not say it. that? >> no, shep, i've said i think he is using bigoted hawk. >> who he trying to attracted when he uses bigoted language. >> his trying to attract bigots and attract as many voter as he can do and do so by dominating all media coverage last weekend, friday night, when we were trying to watch basketball games and other things, we all watched what was happening in chicago, which meant that if you're marco rubio you couldn't get your message out on the last couple of days before the florida primary. i you're ted cruz youw struggle to get your message out. donald trump yet again dominated all media coverage. >> did he do that on purpose. >> i'm sorry. >> some reports that suggestions that might have been contrived, might have been intentional. what is your opinion on that matter? >> i don't know if it was contrived or intentional or not. there were a lot of left-wing agitators who showed up on purpose to disrupt and deny trump having his event, which is absolutely shameful.

goes back to what paul ryan was saying and john kashich being saying, about the kind of language we need in our democracy and in the debate right now for the republican party. >> okay. >> donald trump's rhetoric of hate and violence is terrible. >> you said the people who went out to demonstrate against what you just called trump's rhetoric of hate and bigotry, the people who went out to disrupt that sort of talk, were wrong to do so? why? >> i think if you're trying to deny any candidate the right to hold their own event, the right to voice their opinion, that's not a1f good thing, and these we organized leftist activists on a lot educations, moveon.org and a pro bernie tweet with 44,000 followers, congratulated themselves, tried to organize this. i think all the candidates have a right to say what ware going to say without being -- having their voice shut down, but there's no doubt that donald trump time and time again has advocated violence and told people to punch them in the face, talked about carrying people out on stretchers.

if you punch somebody in the face, donald trump may pay your legal bills. that's not the kind of rhetoric we need in our country, and as donald trump says the world is laughing at us, the reality is the world is scared of what is happening in the republican party and in america right now, and our close allies should be scared. >> meeting today in washington, those -- the not-trump crowd, trying to come up with a strategy. the discussion about a third-matter candidate. were you at that meeting and can that strategy work or can theyd find one that would cork? >> was not at the meeting but it's not clear it would work. as long as trump is shy of the number to get the delegates nose be the nominee, republicans should do whatever they took block him. i think he would be a disaster on the presidential level and very disruptive to the senate and house candidates running for re-election. it he earns it fair and square, there's very little the party can do and should do. i won't be voting for him in november if he is our nominee, but whatever we can do between now and then to do so i think

would be the good thing to do. the problem is donald trump -- this is to trump residents credit -- has been able to define himself over the last eight months as a strong leader, and as somebody who is going to fight back on everything that the obama administration has done, and all the while, most of the presidential campaigns on the republican side have refused to attack trump. it's been like the old life serial commercials with@ mikey. i don't want to attack trump. you attack trump. in the summer they said, he's not serious in the fall we said you can't attack trump, it's not going work in the winter you can't attack trump, it's too late. there's one common theme and republicans allowed this to happen, and the democrats are not going to make the same mistake that republicans made. they're going to pounce on trump hard and quickly and going to be difficult for him to win in november. >> you said that he is making promises that north keepable, isn't that a pattern since the tea party crowd came in?

making promises, repealing, replacing obamacare, the sorts of things they had to have known they couldn't do but their constituents did not know? can donald trump build a wall? deport 11 million illegal immigrants? is anything he discussed even nobody your mind? >> first off, when i worked in the house of representatives we said the house will street repeal obamacare. that's what the houston did. we can't make the senate act or make the president sign -- >> that's not fair, doug. that's -- when you made those promise outside knew full well you couldn't get it past the white house. didn't you lead people to believe you were going to be able to other those things? by some miracle you would get it past the president, by some loophole, knowing you could not? we knew you choo not and we reported it here all 61 times. ñ republicans clear they're not going to be able to force the president's hand on signing an obamacare repeal -- >> wait, wait, you signed legislation, you put legislation into place 61 times. it's something that happened over and over, were people4not

to think they believe they can repeal and replays obamacare when you did not believe that but kept doing the same thing. did not not mislead people? >> we were trying to repeal parts of it. some things president obama did sign into late. don't know where trump stands on anything. talks about building a all one day, the next day says everything is negotiable. does he think think think is a d hillary clinton is a strong leader or critical of hillary clinton? we meant to because he has been on every side of every issue and one of my big concerns if we think donald trump is dangerous for the country, what happen with supreme court nomineeçc wih donald trump when he is president and all bets are off? dangerous foranybody really the country. >> doug hye, thank you very much. nice to talk to you again appreciate it. >> i'm tired, shep, but thank you. >> we had 50 more minutes.

the hacker group, anonymous, has taken things to a higher level and declared, quote, total war against donald trump. the group is now instructing fellow hackers to launch cyber attacks expense web sites for billionaire roz campaign and his businesses. what is anonymous and its people trying to do. >> they're posting a new video saying they want people to help them, whether they're hackers or not go do after donald trump, specifically on april 1st, on his trump9i94f chicago.com web e they've want to do what they did in december. what they say they want to do is this is a call to arms. a direct quote. we need to shut down his web sites, research and expose what he doesn't want the public to know. we need you dismantle his campaign and sabotage his brand. they want to overwhelm his trump chicago.com web site with unwanted traffic to bring it down. they did it for trump tower international here in new york city, back in december, when trump made comments about banning muslims from entering the united states. anonymous didn't like it.

but there's new developments today. anonymous, they're anonymous, and they don't all agree, and some anonymous hackers are coming out and saying this isn't going tod work. didn't work last time. not hacking by just overwhelming his site and bill be ineffective. so are cracks in the vein near, and trump's campaign is not talking. >> as the news continues this afternoon, donald trump has talked about how he is covering costs for his campaign. but running for president is a billion dollar enterprise and the "associated press" now reports that after the primary election is over, he may seek other money. money from the rnc, the republican national committee. and would he use his super pac? that's coming up from the afternoon. er people when they actually did start saving.

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donald trump repeatedly reminded us throughout that this election, during it, he is,ç2#z funding his own campaign. i'm self-funded, we all heard and it said he would spend, quote, whatever it takes to win. says he has dropped millions of dollars but now saying he will raise money for the run national committee. the "associated press" reports he has good reason for that because he may need rnc money and resources if he becomes the nominee. which got more likely an his primary wins this week. julie is here in washington, an national political reporter for

the "associated press" and wrote about his rnc plan. julie, how does he plan to get money from the rnc, how much, and how use you it? >> the viewers know the tom knee partners with the national committee going forward into the general election, and that could work out really, really well for trump because the couple things he is weak(d on as a candidate, specifically data collection, and use of data, and ground troops, that happens to be the very same areas where the party has been building up over the years. so, it could work out to be a good partnership between trump if he is the nominee and the national committee. >> are they working and playing together better these days? >> a little all over the map at this point. reince priebus says that the party eggs willing to -- party is willing and and will work with any of the candidates who become the nominee, but trump has ruffled some feathers but

being upset when the rnc tried to use his name to rates money a little bit earlier this year. at the same time recently we have been hearing fromg]árump saying, hey, would raise money for the party. that's no problem. less committed to raise money for his own campaign but raising money for the party helps him in the first place anyway. >> sort of the same exact thing. >> exactly. >> at the same time these leading conservatives who would normally be trumpeting a front-runner with this sort of delegate lead, those people are out discussing openly seeking a third-party candidate and you wonder if that would create a situation where the rnc would be working against its more favored person for a person already said openly it hates. that doesn't inspire enthusiasm. how would you qualify it? >> well, i think that there -- it could get very messy. that much is clear. and so one of the questions that we just don't have an answer to

yet is how will the outside groups factor into all of this, the super pacs. a lot of great big groups with hundreds of millions of dollars, tons of research on hillary clinton that have been so eager to go against her in a general election, but at the same time trump has been disparaging super pacs and big donors right and left so what the super pac does a very open question. especially if there's a third-party candidate. i could see them sort of waiting on the sidelines for a while to see what plays out at the convention. >> could this become a money-making prospect for donald trump? >> well, he certainly is not shy about touting his various products. trump steaks, trump wine, holds events at his properties, so that way he is getting a lot of publicity for himself and certainly is in some ways further bolstering his public image. so, in that sense, this has been a very successful endeavor for

him, but we have eight months to go, and if he is the nominee there's no telling what happens. both with the party and with donald trumpu himself. >> julie, national political report for ap, thank you. >> thank you. >> bernie sanders' aides say he may be on the verge of a big winning streak but hillary hilly clinton's camp claims he she has the nomination wrapped up. did president obama endorse? no. that would have flashed on your phone but you'll hear what the told donors behind closed doors, next.

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ber in the sanders heading to arizona and hillary clinton is up 26 points. sanders staffers say his chance are good in arizona and the next few contests so they insist he has no plans to drop out. here's the delegate count from the "associated press." right now clinton is more than halfway to clinching the nomination but at the delegates with out delegates proportionatesly so this battle could go on for a while, and analysts say that could help donald trump. rich edson is in d.c. there's word president obama weighed in, kind of, on this? >> he is telling democratic donors the presidential race is approaching the point where democrats should soon coalesce around hillary clinton. this is according to "the new york times." the report says the president told donors on friday he understand the appeal of an

authentic candidate, though he says authenticity does not translate into being a good president. the white house has just commented on the story, and appreciate secretary josh earnest disputes the president specified a preferred candidate. >> rich, thank you. as lawmakers grill government officials over the tainted water supply in flint, michigan, new investigation fines dangerous lives of lead in school drinking fountains across the nation. a lead crisis is builting and that's coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. this clean was like, pow! it added this other level of clean to it. it just kinda like wiped everything clean. my teeth are glowing. they are so white. i actually really like the two steps. everytime i use this together it felt like leaving the dentist's office. crest hd, 6x cleaning, 6x whitening.

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dangerous level of lead exists in drink waters in specific spots across this nation. in systems that serve houses, businesses and schools. this is according to a comprehensive new report from "usa today." you heard about the lead in the

flint, michigan water supply but the newspaper roll indicates it's more widespread and millions of americans are affected. over the last four years tests showed excessive levels of lead in 2,000 water systems, in all 50 states. collectively they supply water to some six million people, including 350 schools and daycare centers. on top of that, "usa today" records -- reports in 200 cases those responsible for the water systems did not tell the customers about the high levels of lead despite federal rules that require them to do so. some more information from the theasasñy8sf%qñ today -- the "u" report. >> here's a look at the >> here's a look at the investigation.d18mxr supplies to schools and daycare centers tested for high levels of lead in the past four years, you can see, pennsylvania let the way with 37. but the darker blue states are

not behind, the jersey, and maine, and you can get an interactive map to see what water supplies and what states have tested for high levels of lead. it's nifty. you can click on the state, gate look at the different supplies, the different counties, to get an idea how dangerous this is in one school in new york, for example,&)ñhofgycials say that e level of lead reached what the feds would consider hazardous waste. >> hazardous waste. >> hazard yours waste. >> you wonder about the other states, whether they're doing adequate testing there. >> it's such a small fraction but a because the feds require 10% of schools in the country to test. the others rely on municipalities ands to do it. >> trucks older than either of us. >> we reached out the epa for a response. so far we have not heard back. but a few days ago the head of the epa, says the feds are looking how to strengthen looking how to strengthen regulations for drinking+[)m[

and is directing the department to meet with officials from every state to make shire they're dressing all concerns over lead levels. worth noting on the epa's web site it states there's no safe level of lead exposure when comes to drinking water. leading damage children's brains and for adults can cause kidney -- high bulb bulb. i mentioned flint. it happens. lawmaker today grilled the michigan governor and the head of the epa over the crisis. capitol hill. proceed oceans were republicans and democrats going back and forth about which official should design for negligence in flint. with republicans arguing that it should be the epa administrator,

gina mccarthy, who should go. be fired. you're not going to resign, you should be impeached. >> i will take responsibility for not pushing hard enough but i will not take responsibility for causing this problem. it was not epa at the helm when this happened. >> but democrats think it is the state's governor, rick snyder, who should step down. they are blaming him for letting things get as bad as they did in poisoning is a many as 100,000 people. >> i'm glad you're takingùw actn now. but it's a little bit late. for the kids in flint whose health has been comprised nice, bureaucrats create a culture that values technical competence of common sense and the result was lead was leeching into the resident's water. that's why i'm committed to a complete and comprehensive change. >> snyder says he hard already

cleaned house in michigan, whereas mccarthy says nobody has been fired at the epa. >> thank you, peter. live on capitol hill. the questionings is when did they know? there's received that suggests they knew way before this happened and al happened natural the governor's administration. more than a dozen lawsuits, including several class action suits he been filed. recommends including cash payouts to refund for water bills bills and we probably see more lawsuits. it's brain in arthur ado la. -- eye doula. when they knew and then areported is at the crux on this. >> it's a very0, fact-specific type of lawsuit. first of all the people who are going door contraction, they need get the blessing of the court to be qualified as a class action. has to do with how many number of peoples were affected, whether they have a common

complaint, and/or a common defense, the people named as the head of the class-action adequately represent everybody. and the other question, there are so many lawsuits that are so similar i wont make sense to have different lawsuits. once you've get the class action, the brings claims and governments have other types of immunity. they already suing some individuals, some of the engineering companies, and the engineering companies are saying we did it the way the government told us to do it. >> , the governor's office. >> so thisñ](q a fact-finding type of procedure, and this is the type of class-action that is good. this is good for the system. this is going to flesh out what real request happened here and where the buck stops and who is really to blame.

>> who knew what. >> when, and was there a degree of recklessness? a degree of intentional actions and that has to do with the immunity and whether it stays or is removed. if the governor is told if you do this, you will poison people. >> what about the long-term ramifications when i was a kid it was lead painted and we had go in and clean if out the raiders because -- today it's in the water system. if children have long-term problems because of this there is legal action which would help pay for that long-term care? >> yes. and that would be against the government as well and that government as well and that would be part of this lawsuit.%9 mother whoa whose daughter was kindergarten class and now she is saying she is showing signs of attention deficit disorder,

which could be a ramification of the lead. so the problem also, and what judges will do is extend the statute of limitations sop sometimes you'll only have three years to sue but if you bring the judge and say we don't know the real damages. we're talking about five, six, seven-year-old children. they may not see the effects until punter. -- puberty, so a jump will say, i'll allow the time to go on and maybe cases people don't know anything and they don't sue and mills the statute of limitations. a judge under certain circumstances can say they didn't know the kid was sick at six year old but now at 12 they do. this is an extraordinary case. >> what happened what they put this water, from the best of our understanding, from the flint river into the system, it needed to be filtered before that, otherwise it could corrode the old pipes in there. that's somethinged did.

even now that they're put thing good water into system, those pipes are still letting lead out with them. so all those pipes need to be replaced and enormous infrastructure problem and a nation filled with infrastructure problems, but one of the things you deserve as a citizen is clean water from your government. so, can they be compelled to expeditiously replace pipes? >> it seems that's already taken place without the lawsuit inning place. now with the lawsuit in place, if they compound the damage, the exposure to the government and to individuals who other, den though they're cloaked in immunity, they're still looking over their own shoulder. people who own their own home, and. under some circumstance ajump allowed them to sue them personally, that would only be if someone intentionally and recklessly caused harm to another as a government employee. >> that's a matter still

outstanding. >> that's why i think everybody is going to do what nye need to do to clean up the mess so there'sij no more damages damags is in a part of the country already so depressed. >> it is, across the countries, moms and grandmothers watching. imagine it's your child has been drink lead for the past year and you didn't know it. >> we had tv commercials bottom the lead on the walls. >> don't touch it. i it was in everything, especially the radiators. we put pots of water on those to warm the water. you had to stay away from the radiator because there was lead in there. we should know better by now. >> this will be a big case going on for a while. nothing will end quickly. >> thank you. historic flooding in texas, and louisiana for that matter, left homes and businesses underwater could get worse now. that's the word from the texas governor greg abbott. torrential rains (ut slammed that state and texas and louisiana, alabama. five people have died in

flooding and thousands have that to page up and leave homes. -- pack up and leave homes. forecasters say the floods have reached record levels in deweyville, leaving an entire school fund wait. forget mass murder. the islamic state is commit can genocide. the white house now labeling the terrorist acts for what they are, deliberate campaign to exterminate entire groups of minorities. so what, if anything, actually changes now? that's next.

isis committing genocide in iraq and syria. as terrorists systematically killed christians a and yazidis and other minored. the word from second of state john kerry who for the first time label el i'd sis at genocidal. lawmakers have been call knowinger state department to make this designation.

the house of representatives voted for it and it's only the second time in history this has happened. the last one back in 2004, over sudan. cñ8b he. what arous officials saying? >> today secretary kerry was calling the group by it's arabic acronym, daesh, and he namedded atrocities. killing children, raping people in frond of families and executing them. >> we must recognize what daesh is doing to its victims. we must hold the perpetrators accountable, and we must find atrocities be able to survive on their ancestral land. naming these crimes is important. but what is essential is to stop them. >> and the u.n. defines genocide as acts committed with an intent

nationalx he says they kill christians because they are clips and ya sid diz because they're yazidi. >> what does this change. >> an expert says the designation is important because it sets a standard how we might prosecute the atrocities down the road in a criminal court, but the actual impact its a little murky. take a listen. something if we declare a case of genocide. what that something is very vague, and people often think, wrongly, that if you invoke the term "genocide" you then have to engage in military action.>qyz% conventions. >> doesn't obligate the u.s. to take any particular action and he says he doesn't expect anything to change right now militarily or politically.

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all green. i if you're walking and texting you have only yourself to blame if a car runs you over, flat and dead. remember this video, 0 woman texting at the mall went from out of nowhere a fountain jumps at her. she wasn't hurt. now a lawmaker from new jersey has proposed banning people from using cell phones while crossing streets. no text organize tweeting which makes sense no e-mails, which make sense youch get caught and you face a fine, even possible jail time. kennedy is here. she hosts "kennedy" on the fox business network. all green for this. >> absolutely. one day a year we're all arich. >> when traversing sixth avenue while a pedestrian, we should not by like this and if we get hit by a car, we get hit and you get what you deserve. what about a law prohibiting

such a thing. >> don't need to be laws prohibiting every single thing that could possibly go wrong in your life. a lot of things can go wrongec3d apparently there were 11,000 pedestrian -- distracted pedestrian accidents between 2000 and two -- 2011. that's a thousandióñ accidents a year. i'm uncoordinated and i do my best to not engage in this behavior because if you're jay walking, how about a ticket. if you run into someone, you could get a ticket for assault or could get sued if you destroy somebody's property. >> if you are texting while driving you're in a lethal vehicle. you're texting and driving and eating a cheeseburger and playing with johnny and you,u he pedestrian not doing anything wrong because you run a red-light, that's different. >> nor in deep yogurt and should go to prison. >> but waking about the screes. how to about personal responsibility.

>> that's right. we don't need law for everything if challenge lawmakers in every state to have a moratorium so you're not passing anymore laws and repeal the dumb ones. that never happens. once this start of legislation passes -- it has failed in utah, arkansas, and new york. there's a reason these things fail because it's too prohibitive and to easy to abuse laws tike there is for law enforcement. >> what about seatbelt laws, which they do abuse because they go, you're not wearing a seatbelt and pull over. >> what if your 50 yards from your house. a people who believes your actually safer without a seatbelt? >> they wrong if i used to be a local crime reporter and in the before top a didn't scene where a person strapped in are not dead. >> in' you should signed up for a lecture. >> i'm not telling anybody else to wear it unless it's making

the dinging noise in the car. >> that's annoying so maybe we need dinging noises on our phones when they sense we're walking. >> sounds horrible. guess it's a p.r. stunt. >> no. it's the lawmaker curmudgeons who have a dim view of humanity and hate technology, therefore shay>q[gn[/l -- they should nots this legislation. >> what if you're crossing the street while texting and pushing a stroller? >> then you are very coordinated person and i high-five your ability to multitask. >> until someone runs over your dog or your child or whatever is in the stroller. >> if you're pushing a dog in a stroller you have bigger problems. >> this happens in my buildings. a couplel people watch us so i shouldn't have mentioned it. probably all in gym right now. >> you'll gate plate of tainted brownies later. >> are you doing anything for amateur today? >> no you don't go to brunch on mother's day, don't for a

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