have here this whole new everything on the mission bay as i spoke about it last time as i spoke on mr. jim jefferson. i think everybody would agree if you don't want to hear from me. let's try to put a committee together folks to recognize mr. jim jefferson in the mission bay. i'm announcing formulating the new committee to recognize him, mr. jim jefferson on the mission bay. so write it down just what i said. okay. now. getting back to mr. gamble was sitting there. that was historical. i was sitting here which was historical. so i think that's a good idea. you all will find as a new ace now that gabelling. people say you rhyme all the time. before i got into politics i have that suave. i think you might like the new me. i think that's a wonderful idea. let that be the record, mr. ace washington is supporting the mission bay. we need to come together. chip in. all of them. i have seen so many new developers and talk about consultants. maybe i can be a consultant. i'm hustling. anything i do they will say i'm being negative. i would like to say since we have all of these new consultants, new staff. let's start something new in the city. let's all get together and

so this is all new for me. o kind of support my hometown. >> reporter: yeah. >> and this is great that we have this little piece of new orleans in san francisco. >> reporter: as we do this interview the pelleys are hanging right in there. >> they are doing pretty good. not bad. >> yeah. >> reporter: i see you kind of, um, you are cheering when they win and grimace when the warriors make a run. >> yeah. >> reporter: your heart's kind of in it? >> a little bit. you know, it's new for me. the pelicans are new for me. i'm a die-hard saints fan but, you know, i'm trying. >> reporter: the nba play-offs last night was not for everyone here. some chose to dive into a thought provoking game of scrabble. don't let the barren atmosphere fool you. five months from now here's what will be cooking. some gumbo and voodoo spells on opponents of saints football. all right. know going to overshadow the 18th birthday for lydia ko. owe yeah. got a cake for that. swinging skirts. paula creamer not too well out of the cat box. missed

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new card. you cannot issue me a new birthdate. u cannot issue me a new social security number. >> reporter: and what might be the toughest pill to swallow half of the medical identity problems are committed by friends or friends. >> his name is gary wayne bogle. >> reporter: ronnie says he finally believes who is responsible for his troubles. he says that guy in his arrest video is his estranged brother gar who he hasn't seen in years. ronnie says gary worked for a traveling carnival which might explain the cross-country bill. five years later the real ronnie is still fighting to clear his name. >> do you have any idea what you have done to me and my life? >> reporter: we reach out for the man claiming to be ronnie but did not hear back. best advice. check your medical bills. victims are entitled to their own records so ask for them. we've got more details on how you can protect your information. go to the nbc washington app and click on investigations. tisha thompson news 4 i-team. >>> doug is here with a check on our weather fore

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>>> 5:00 eastern this sunday you're in the cnn newsroom i'm poppy harlow joining me from new york. we begin this hour with very dangerous weather wreaking havoc for millions of americans, the threat is far from over. severe storms stretching from texas to the carolinas bringing damaging winds, large hail and tornadoes this a day after a circus act in texas had to end early when a strong storm hit, hail the size of baseballs forcing those crowds to quickly evacuate the tent. >> [ bleep ]. >> come here baby. >> somehow, that tent did not collapse. luckily no one was injured. and then in colorado lightning forced some denver-bound planes to reroute to colorado springs and land there. some of those passengers were left sitting on the tarmac for six hours. in neighboring wyoming blizzard companies caused a human pileup on interstate 80 blizzard conditions in the middle of april. dozens of mangled semis brought the highway to a stand still n drought-ravaged southern california, a wind-driven wildfire is still raging out of control. >> i'm actually quite, quite scared right now for my fam

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it reminds me of a mercedes. ♪ this is chevy? laughing i have a new appreciation for chevy. e. that's pretty cool. this is the jam. pretty bomb dude. maybe i will go chevy. i'm definitely in. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> larry: that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelists. finally tonight a reminder i will host this show tomorrow night in spandex. that's right. spandex. no, those are the rules. march madness, boner time tournament. guys, i'm halfy about this. i want to thank you at home for the spandex solidarity. i feel less alone. thank you to the wrestlers and true american patriots super heros and expectant mothers and even a race horse. [laughing] >> larry: keep the photos coming with the #spandexsolidarity. >> if you're come to the show tomorrow feel free to wear spandex. you will walk away with a special keep it one hundred sticker. good night everyone. captioning sponsored by comedy central -- from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) >> jon: hello everybody. how are

new york. it sounded exotic to me new york. >> reporter: to give their now five sons a better opportunity, hists left good jobs in nigeria and started as clerks at target. the family struggles formed the basis of his essay. >> sarcastic remarks. >> reporter: today ha generous financial aid will help harold pursue his dream of becoming a brain surg reaping opportunities built on that most american of values, k. anne thompson nbc news elmont new york. >> quite a young man. congratulations tt will do it on this tuesday night. i'm lester hold. for all of us here at nbc news thank you for watching, and good >>> lights, camera, access. >>> one of those things that i've learned is -- when someone shows you their true colors believe them. >> is one of those colors purple? i'm billy bush. how much is giuliana ready to say about her co-host

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dean, it is great you are standing up for your frat. >>> good news for the more verbose tweeters among us. i think that includes meew retweet feature is now better. you can embed other people's tweets in your message without using up to any of those precious 140 characters. i know you to be a prolific writer. i feel like on some level this is wrong. while i enjoy it you can tweet 280 characters then. >> it is going to make it more like facebook. >> no. >> it's going to make it too long winded. >> too long winded at 280 characters, right? >> i'm already long winded. >> i think allowing people to comment with a lot of characters has never brought out the best. >> most of the comments are going to be idiot, idiot, idiot. >> yes. >> i have a question for both of you guys. do you think people are funnier and wittier when brevity is the order of the day? >> that's one of the things i love the most about twitter. >> people can be short. don't usually see things that are funny. i see you're an idiot. with the new embedding, the original tweet doesn't work. seriously on the top when it gets retweeted, that link is no longe

me. is norway making news? describe what digital radio is an what the differences between fm and digital? paul: digital basically uses the frequency spectrum's differently than analog radio. it allows you to put multiple channels on a narrower bandwidth to get more broadcast opportunities and more content in a smaller bandwidth and that is why part of the reason they are switching over. people in this country that use serious fm -- sirius xm radio is a broadcasting of that. norway will eliminate that. they were the first country in europe to experiment with digital broadcasting. it has been around for 20 years. in a gallup survey this year, they spent about 50% -- they said about 50% of the population in norway have these radios. that is more than -- there are still more than 8 million units not able to receive digital audio signals. what that means is that as they make a decision to turn off fm radio, many people will be left with devices that cannot receive the digital audio and they will have no access to ra

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it reminds me of a mercedes. ♪ this is chevy? laughing i have a new appreciation for chevy. ht about me. i could totally rock this. this thing feels pretty boss. it looks kind of dope. that's pretty cool. this is the jam. pretty bomb dude. maybe i will go chevy. i'm definitely in. ♪ >> larry: welcome back. we're talking about race, gender and superheroes. joining me on the panel tonight: hip-hop artist and comic book aficionado, jean grae. you can see him at the kennedy center in washington, d.c. on march 27. comedian and host of the nerd of mouth podcast, mike lawrence, he's written and drawn every character from batman and wonder woman to spiderman and the xmen, comic book artist phil jimenez and director of content and character development at marvel comics and co-creator of the muslim "ms. marvel" comic, sana amanat. (cheers and applause) >> you did it! >> larry: that's pretty good. let's get to it. there's been so many different characters over the years. i was talk tact resistance to change for example the "star wars" example. sit racism, sexism or nerdism that's the pr

me here. i'm brooke baldwin live in new york. thank you for being with me on this friday. erful weekend. don't move. stay with cnn. we will go to washington now. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> breaking news. a would-be suicide bomber who allegedly wanted to kill u.s. troops for isis was collared by the fbi. in kansas. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> the politics lead. after months of speculation, expectation, more than a few coy nondenial denials, the hillary clinton presidential campaign is launching for real this weekend. the republican party is already on the attack. >>> the national lead. a deadly twister rips through the midwest, knocking over tractor trailers like they were toys ravaging towns, shredding buildings and leaving two people dead. >>> and the buried lead. a cnn investigation into a spring break getaway to an island paradise that turned into a tragic nightmare. two teenage

me flp they are. the samsung s6. the s6 edge as well. the new flagship devices which will go on sale today in 20 countries around the world. that includes the u.s. here in the uk as well. they've received pretty good reviews from the critics, especially the s6 edge. it's got a different screen it curves down ton sides. some say it's the best phone the company has ever made. will they actually be a hit? they could be the best-selling galaxy phones ever. sales of some $50 million. they'll have to be if they want to catch up with apple because apple sold 74 million iphones in the last three months and that was driven by demand for the iphone 6s with the bigger screens. apple may have even overtaken samsung as the top smartphone maker during that quarter alone. and then china, there's more competition, because samsung has fallen behind both apple and rival xiaomi. that pressure has taken a toll on samsung. profits of its mobile division plunged about 40% last year. so a lot riding on these new models. and keep you on with phones the apple watch goes

she tells me business is really picking up. more importantly, the newput in place, well, they're making things not only more efficient, but morale's at an all-time high. today, i showed up for a meeting with hank, who said he needed to talk. it'll be the first time we've seen each other since he took off before the re-grand opening. how you doing, buddy? >> good. how are you? >> i'm good. what's the good word? >> well, it's been a disruptive two weeks. i appreciate your effort, but whatever you tried didn't really work. between you and me, i'm not gonna take your deal. >> why is that? we had a handshake on it. >> yeah. i mean, there's a lot of stuff that you promised that didn't go through. >> like what? like what? >> well, you said you were gonna give us 100,000. >> i spent over 100,000. >> well, i don't know what you did--spent. i mean, i didn't see anything. >> how much do you think i've spent? >> 150,000. >> you didn't see all this being spent? >> oh, i saw some lights and stuff going up. that was about it. >> you saw some lights? >> i saw some-- >>

me a chance to win. my candidacy in the new hampshire primary will be a test in several ways. one, it will be a test of how much support will be given to a candidate without campaign funds and whose expense will be limited to personal and travel expense paid by the candidate. two, it will be a test of how much support will be given a candidate without a professional party organization of paid campaign workers but instead composed of non-paid amateur volunteers. three, it will be a test of how much support will be given a candidate who refuses to absent herself from the official duties to which she has been elected and whose campaign time in new -- time on may 5th -- [no audio] illinois having advised me they have petitions ready to file. where would your washington headquarters be, and when will you receive campaign contribution? [laughter] >> i have been working so hard on this decision. i assure you it has not been easy that i have not formulated , any plans or thought beyond today. i shall this week sit down sometimes when i can find the time and make out plans, but i will

also with me in new york david katz former senior special agent with the dea and firearms expert. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. reverend, you're there in baltimore. let me begin with you. you heard the attorney for freddie gray's family. i know you've referred to baltimore as this police state. we'll be hearing from police one week since he was taken in that van. why do you think it's taken police a week to speak publicly? >> well quite frankly, we don't know what the police department is hiding. unfortunately, we've dealt with this so many times before as justin fenton articulated. he's done a superior job reporting on these incidents, as we've had several high-profile cases within the past three years. he spoke about an incident with a man who was beaten to death in east baltimore. anthony anderson was killed on his 2-year-old granddaughter's birthday in her presence. police officers walked up behind him. they launched him into the air like a basketball slamming him on his head killing him almost instantly. police initially indicated that this transpired because they saw him

fox news, not just me.lot of segments plus o'reilly had a lot of segments urging caution. would the mainstream media after hail them as heroes like we heard about pete williams? >> gl yeah why doesn't fox get as much credit as-- who's pete williams? ( laughter ) anyway, the point is it wasn't the first time they got it right. >> i urged caution in the duke coverage and in the trayvon martin coverage and now this coverage. >> jon: that's three times. they got it right three times in 10 years. those are solar eclipse numbers, people, which i think is why it's recommended you only watch fox through a tiny pinhole poked through a piece of cardboard. you can't look directly at fox. it will indelibly burn your soul. the whole rush to judgment complaint is ( bleep ) fox is nothing but a rush to judgment in almost every situation. okay. you're the caution and sober reflection network. ( laughter ) my favorite part of the piece was after 10 minutes of complaining that no one would ever thank them this. >> if you are

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