tana, welcome back.to listen to what newt gingrich said yesterday and then donald trump's response this morning. >> this is one of the worst mistakes trump has made. i think it's inexcusable. this judge was born in indiana. he is an american, period. >> i was surprised at newt. i thought it was inappropriate what he said. >> so how upsetting were those comments to the campaign? did donald trump talk about it today on that call? >> he did not, don. i'm glad you're bringing that up because a lot of outlets are saying that he was talking about newt and newt's no longer a v.p. candidate. newt's name never came up at all on the conference call today with mr. trump. >> okay. so, michael, in an interview taped earlier this interview, donald trump told bill o'reilly that he didn't care that the judge was of mexican heritage. listen. >> do you regret making it personal with the judge? >> look, i've had very, very unfair decisions. people said this should have gone away a long time ago in summary judgment. the def

that's what we heard at the top of the show from tana goertz.aid she's seen bribing firsthand on the part of the cruz campaign and trying to win over delegates. what do you say? >> i call foul and bs. i was on opposite paul manafort of their campaign sunday, and he made similar allegations, and george stephanopoulos said name one example. he couldn't name a single example. their gestapo tactics include donald trump calling for violence in the streets. their team threatening intimidation of delegates at their hotel rooms, releasing their hotel rooms, death threats to the colorado gop chair. threats of frivolous lawsuits from manafort against individual delegates and about credentials. so they are doing these tactics while accusing others of doing them. we're just building a grassroots campaign that's built on ted's vision for greater opportunity and freedom, and it's inspiring people to come out and it's you how we're winning. >> you're just asking people nicely to line up and support ted cruz? come on, i mean, the reason that they have you doing

what do you think, tana? >> i think the american voter does need to know about this and does care about this. this is more a political problem than a legal problem and i think she's got a long way to go and a lot of democratic people are upset and republicans are thrilled now that the news broke that there's been dee de seat and people want to know about this so i'm glad it's coming to the surface and i hope they get to the bottom of it. >> mo, she said nothing changed. >> >> and i'm not sure it did. we've been talking about these e-mails for months since before she got into the race. i'm not sure there's a tremendous amount of news here and i frankly think that, you know, folks may be getting a little weary to borrow from nina's candidate, senator bernie sande sanders. she's answered, she'll move forward, the trump campaign will throw it at her. if this is the best they got, i think she'll be okay. >> nina i'm sure you want to get in on this. nothing has changed? it's not a big deal or won't affect her campa

tana, let's talk about president obama.e you heard his comments on donald trump saying he doesn't know much about foreign policy or nuclear policy. what's your reaction to that? is this going to help him? do you think people in wisconsin and the republican electorate, does it actually matter what president obama says about donald trump? >> no, it doesn't matter at all. i'm on the trail with him and see the people. i'm in the rallies, the thousands of people that come. they're so sick and tired of the president. nobody cares what's he has to say. >> will it help him? >> it will not help him. it will not hurt him. president obama is just -- he's a nonplayer in donald trump becoming elected. here's the deal, folks. mr. trump is a man of action. so maybe his words weren't perfect but look at his track record. he gets the jobs done. i've been in wisconsin. >> speaking of stump speeches, but quickly, if you will. >> i wasn't giving a stump speech. i was going to say that mr. trump isn't going to have any problems in wisconsin. i

tana now to you.nal political operative so tell us exactly what you'll be doing for the trump campaign in iowa. >> well i'm going to be educating iowans on mr. trump's greatness really is the core reason that i'm part of this team as well as some of my unique marketing and promotional strategies. i'll be doing that to get volunteers to help with the campaign. >> well you do have quite a job ahead of you in this and a tough job in iowa if the recent quinnipiac poll is an indication. this is a portfolio likely gop caucus participants and it shows, as we've taken a look here 28% there, definitely not support trump. what is your strategy moving forward, tana and how to change that number? >> well that number is going up daily. every person that i've come in contact with who wants to know more about mr. trump, that's reached out to me or that i've had the opportunity to talking to is completely being converted. people are very excited about what he's going to do for the economy and for america, and my stra

tana, bakari, thank you for being with us. all three of you, i appreciate italy. >>> coming up next, yes, a child's life appeared to be in danger, but could the deadly shooting of a rare gorilla at the cincinnati zoo have been avoided? we're going to show you the entire terrifying and tragic video, raw and uncut. that's coming up next. and as a reminder, you can watch "legal view" at any time at cnn.com/go and you can weigh in on twitter. just go to cnn ashleigh. ...but real joyful moments are shared over the real cream in reddi-wip. ♪ reddi-wip. share the joy. man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. like the power to earn allstate reward points, every time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you car! and i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. ...you must be gerry. hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with the all-powerful drivewise app. it's good to be in, good hands. every ingredient is the main ingred

tana goetz.ng kellyanne conway on "new day" this morning and she's clearly professional, she's organized, she was able to articulate trump's vision, not combative. is she the best thing to happen to donald trump so far? >> she's very skilled. i've known kellyanne for a while and anyone who knows her knows she's very good at her job but she is not the solution to trump's problems. donald trump is the solution to donald trump's problems. with him lies the problem and the solution. until his campaign decides to address its deficiencies instead of repeatedly going after the same voter over and over and over again, he's going to continue to see that gap widen. he's already got the breitbart voter. it baffles my mind to see donald trump doubling down on the voters he already has and completely dismissing the new voters that he needs. women, minorities and millennials. there's no outreach anymore. it's as if he's given up on them. i just wander if there are enough old male guys, old white guys in the co

what do you think, tana?he american voter does need to know about this and does care about this. this is more of a political problem than it is a legal problem. and i think she's got a long way to go. a lot of democratic people are very upset at what's come out, and i know a lot of republicans are thrilled that now that the news has broke that there's been deceit and people want to know about this. so i'm glad that it's coming to the surface, and i hope that they get to the bottom of this. >> mo, she says nothing has changed. >> yeah, and i'm not sure that it did. i'm not sure that -- look, we've been talking about these e-mails now for months, ever since, you know, right before she got into the race. i'm not sure that there's a tremendous amount of new news here, and i frankly think that, you know, folks may be getting a little, you know, weary to borrow from nina's candidate, senator sanders. like we're sick and tired of talking about this issue. so i think, you know, she's answered. she's going to move for

antananarivo, tana for short, madagascar's crowded, chaotic capital city. >> how are you doing, man? rain. ♪ i don't know. i'm not sure if i can be in front of the camera. >> just ignore them. >> i'm so used to controlling everything. >> darren aronofsky, director of the films "pi," "requiem for a dream," "the wrestler," "black swan," and sort of appropriate to our location, "noah." he asked me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said where do you want to go. >> madagascar, i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was an animated film i've seen a lot of times in my car. >> i guess it's one of the more extreme, distant places that you hear about that you'll never go to unless something weirdly summons you. you're sort of that weird force. >> we're on an island in the indian ocean with this amazing ethnic mix, an incredible landscape. something like 80% of the animals here don't exist anywhere else. >> what does it mean when an ecosystem goes out of balance? what is the blowback? here, you can see the blowback. the people have been chopping down the forests, and so you don't hav

tana, you want to respond?go. >> i was going to say i know a lot of people are upset but a lot of people, a lot of hispanics -- i was in nevada when mr. trump won the hispanic vote and in arizona. and there are a lot of hispanics that are 100% behind securing the borders. mr. trump is resonating with a lot of them. i agree with john mccain. this is a tough struggle but at the end of the day he is a republican and donald trump is a republican nominee. and it's either, you know, we vote for -- they vote for donald trump or hillary clinton in the white house. i understand it's a little bit difficult but if we all -- you know, they get behind him 100% focused on winning the, you know, the election, we can do this. and we will do this. >> tana, thank you. donna, i saw your fingers. >> no. i was saying it's a small, small percentage of hispanics that might support donald trump. they want a leader who will unite the country and who will stand up for all americans and that's not donald trump. >> donna, tana. >> we'll s

antananarivo, tana for short, madagascar's crowded chaotic capital city. >> how are you doing, man?e a rain. i don't know. i'm not sure if i can be in front of the camera. >> just ignore them. >> i'm so used to controlling everything. >> director of the film's pie, the wrestler, black swan, and sort of appropriate to our location "noah." he asked me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said where do you want to go. >> madagascar, i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was an animated film i've seen a lot of times in my car. >> it is one of the more extreme places that you hear about but you know you'll never go to unless something weirdly summons you. >> we're on an island in the indian ocean with this amazing ethnic mix, an incredible landscape. >> what does it mean when an ecosystem goes out of balance? what is the blowback? here, you can see the blowback. all of a sudden you don't have soil anymore and you can't grow anything anymore. there we go. there we go. >> an important question. you are a vegetarian. >> yes. and it just sort of happened with the release of "noah."

real hospital on tana island now. we've been listening to a girl whimper in pain. she's 9 years old and suffered a head wound when the roof collapsed. it also killed her mother and brother. that's the storm four days ago. we have spoken to the head doctor here. there's extensive damage extensive damage in this hospital hospital. they haven't been able to communicate with the out world because the radios and telephones are down to tell the capital city and out world the damage here and help that they need. the doctors says this little girl need to be medivaced. she could lose her life if she doesn't get taken to an intensive care award. >> what do you need most now? >> water and food for the patients and some medical supplies. to deal with injuries iv fluids oral rehydration fluids for dehydration and i think water would be number one on the list. >> reporter: this used to be the maternity ward. as you see, unusable still flooded under several inch of water. the only doctor here says that all of the medical machines th

when you visit the site of tanas and mark over the surface, you can't see anything. is the outline of an entire city. >> this reminds me of medical terms of looking at the ultrasound of a baby. >> we're not only going to be able to see these more clearly, but we're going to be able to see what's undernooet them. we're going to be able to dive into the surface of the earth, which is really exciting. >> i like drones and washes and weird things. i love the sound of the refrigerator, you know. i love the sound of lights when they buzz. i love the sound of machines as they break down. you know, as far as i can remember, i would mow the lawn for four times longer than i actually had to because i loved the sound of the lawn mower. just that weird kind of drone. like, i grew up in tennessee. both of my parents were scientists. this lebanese kid in tennessee. so i spent my time in the practice rooms just playing p piano. that was the thing that made sense to me as a kid. i had pretty much figured out i was going to be a film scorer. i didn't know what that meant, but that wa

if i can, start with the women's issues and tana, going to throw this one at you.ampaign through corey lewandowski said they're not going to do anything different or target women or hold rallies for women to try to get past the so-called women's problem he has with his likability factor. but this women thing is bugging him. you can tell. he's gone after "the new york times" with tweet after tweet after tweet and now melania and ivanka, i don't know if they've been dispatched but a concerted effort to try to knock down this woman reporting issue and try to bring up the woman likability numbers. >> definitely, ashleigh. the fact is if it was my father, i would be defending him as well. if it was my husband, i would be defending him as well. as a woman who works for mr. trump and knows him personally, it outrages us because it's so far from the truth. if you know mr. trump like we do, and you know how good he is to women and men, it's maddening. so i can see why they're defending their loved one. as i'm defending him and it's just unheard of. we are not. we don't have

antananarivo, tana for short, madagascar's crowded chaotic capital city. >> how are you doing, man?ase camp. >> wow, that's quite a rain. i don't know. i'm not sure if i can be in front of the camera. >> just ignore them. >> i'm so used to controlling everything. >> darren aronofsky, director of the films "pi," "the wrestler," "black swan," and as it would turn out, sort of appropriate to our location, "noah." he asked me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said where do you want to go. >> madagascar, i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was an animated film i've seen a lot of times in my car. >> it is one of the more extreme places that you hear about but you know you'll never go to unless something really weird summons you. and you're sort of that weird force. >> we're on an island in the indian ocean with this amazing ethnic mix, an incredible landscape. something like 70% of the animals here don't exist anywhere else. >> what does it mean when an ecosystem goes out of balance? what is the blowback? >> here, you can see the blowback. the people have been chopping down

a senior advisor, tana. first, tana, if i can, to look into those protests from last night and the tweet that donald trump actually sent out today which we just played about the protesters in albuquerque suggesting that they were thugs with mexican flags. he's got an issue with, you know, hispanic voters. got an issue with women and there are a lot of issues with new mexico when it comes to women. a female gop governor as well but this tweet here, is this helpful to try to rally that demographic behind him to that state? >> it's not harmful, ashleigh. mr. trump just speaks honestly. and most of the american people who have voted for them realizes everything he's saying is true. these people who are disruptive at his rallies, they, and if they act criminally, they should be charged and they should be arrested and they will be. and trust me, today in anaheim, if they act up, they will be arrested. >> i hear you. i do hear you. the point i'm trying to make is that that's a state with 48% hispanic residents. tha

♪ >> anthony: heading south from tana, it's a very different country out there.slash and burn agriculture that's existed here since this island was first settled and the imperative of charcoal as a heat source, 90% of the forest and jungles that covered madagascar are gone. >> darren: anything? >> patricia: not yet. they're very elusive. they're very difficult to see. >> anthony: thanks largely to the work of dr. patricia wright over 40,000 hectares of forest have been set aside and protected for the creation of ranomafana national park. her recently completed research station is a state of the art complex that reminds one of that cynical spielberg franchise. what was it? jurassic, uh -- jurassic merch? >> patricia: here he is, he's right next to me, can you see him? >> darren: right here. >> anthony: oh wow. >> patricia: oh, he's really right next to me. hello. >> anthony: the area provides essential habitat for the golden bamboo lemur. a species dr. wright discovered here in 1986. and the greater bamboo lemur, previously thought extinct. >> patricia: there's on

try new rhinocort® allergy spray. >>> we are back with tana goertz.ing about, tana, the fact that tomorrow donald trump is expected to announce what happened with the money that he raised back in january at that veteran's charity event. a big question among people why did it take him almost four months to do this? >> well, you know, pamela, it takes between six weeks to six months to properly vet the organizations that came to us. when they realized mr. trump wasn't going to do a fox debate and we were going to be raising money for veteran's organizations. there are many organizations out there that are worthy of the money. but we wanted to make sure they were properly vetted and the homework was done and we had done the work and now they're a great organizations that have been on the other end receiving this wonderful money and they are so thrilled. i've talked with lots of the organizations that said we were closing our doors before mr. trump came along. we were turning veterans away. veterans were going home and committing suicide. none of this cou

i'm one of them. >> on to hillary clinton, tana, hillary clinton and donald trump.'re going back and forth, how will that look? >> how's that going to look? it will look the way mr. trump and the campaign want it to look. they'll put out whatever the american people need to know about hillary clinton. there's things that the american people want to know. what happened in benghazi? fog of war. there is no such thing as the fog of war. i do not know what the strategy is behind going forward in the -- >> he has talked about how she was an enabler of her husband and talked about infidelity. why is that okay but talking about the past and mr. trump and women, why is that according to him off the table? just to be fair to both. >> well, the thing is those things are proven true. what president bill clinton did. those are, in fact, true statement that is the public knows about. these are hit pieces. these are statements that have no credibility. that no one has come forward and said, actually yes, he did this to me and that. i have tape of him saying this. it's all false.

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i want to get more on this, joining us trump senior adviser, tana gerts. for having me, wolf. >> let's discuss the audio tape that's resurfaced. an overall narrative of that trump candidacy has been that he sometimes changes positions, sometimes does it on a regular basis. he now says that's not his voice in that leaked audio. do you believe it is his voice? >> no, i do not believe that was mr. trump and as long as i've known him which is close to 11 years, he never changed his stance on many things. he doesn't waiver. he is very decisive. that is not him. if he says it's not him, it's not him. >> he admitted to "people" magazine, tana, that he had made the call and it was a joke gone awry. he admitted earlier under oath that he often used a fake name posing as a pr person. he said the reporter that received the call actually after moments after trump's office asking for an interview, reporter received that call, marla maples, his former wife said it was in fact him. now you heard this audio expert saying almost certainly it was, with scientific certainty

tana, to you first, what is the woman card he's talking about? >> mr. trump doesn't care about gender, he cares about the qualifications of a person. he wasn't busting on women, just busting on hillary, that woman. he wants to see qualifications for how, what she's going to do, and she doesn't have anything to prove that. it had nothing to do with being a woman or not liking women. that was just -- it was -- it's not gender specific. >> margaret? >> i would love to believe that. this is the problem. this is, first of all, there are different rules when you run as the first woman to run for the presidency ever. but what we all fear, i'm one of these republicans who really, you know, it would be great to see a first woman president but i've never been a supporter of hillary clinton. the hard part is there are 30% to 40% of republican women who find themselves in a really difficult position wondering whether they can pull the lever for donald trump. and when he says things like the woman card, as though this woman is only there because of her gender, that

tana, maria, andrew, i could talk to you all all day. to turn to the bill cosby hearing. jean casarez is in norristown, pennsylvania. jean, what's the latest? >> reporter: hi, i'm right inside the courthouse. i'm on the floor. there's a very short break but the first witness has already taken the stand, which was the detective that actually took the statement of the accuser, andrea constand, 11 years ago. here is what's interesting. it's obvious that to me the defense believed that andrea constand was going to take the stand because she can take the stand, and it used to be the law in pennsylvania that the accuser had to take the stand in the preliminary hearing, but that was all changed last year by an appellate court in pennsylvania. so there was a conference i could tell in the judge's chamber. the attorneys walked out before it got started and the look on the defense attorney's face, they wanted to cross-examine the accuser in this case but they didn't get to. the detective is reading the statement that andrea constand gave in 2005,

. >> apparently, tana, you don't know the reason, right?nd that's because -- >> no, i don't know the reason right now. >> it doesn't make a lot of sense. donald trump suggested this debate. i think it's brilliant. i just wrote about this for cnn.com. this would completely elevate bernie sanders, it would elevate trump, locks hillary out of an important news cycle. there is no reason for either of these guys not to do it so i'm very interested to hear why donald trump decided at the last minute to pull out of this great idea he had. >> well, usually it -- >> van? >> let me just say something here. i think the response that we just heard from the trump campaign is very telling. if donald trump did it, it by definition makes sense. that's what you say about a dictator, a tyrant, a authoritarian worship. that's not what you say about a normal person. no trump supporter will say that because whatever the great leader says by definition is correct, it is right, and that is terrifying to me. >> i've got to get your thoughts on this as well. we'll