i've got to go. >> his campaign has struggled a bit. >> lanny, i apologize. i volunteer have to run. thank you both. >> thanks, don. >>> while hillary clinton and bernie sanders do battle, there's one subject that they are completely unified on and that's donald trump. that's next. >>> the antics in the republican race have drawn reaction from many people including the democratic candidates. so let's discuss now. bob beckel is an author and political strategist, political commentator. political an j-- analyst angela rye. let's listen to hillary clinton and her reaction today for the gop. here it is. >> if i were grading some of those republicans, you remember the little box that used to be on your kids' report cards, play well with others? i'd have to put a big no, democracy requires that we play well with others. that's what it's all about. at some point we can't just say whatever pops into your head if you want to be the president of the united states of america. people around the world actually listen to what people running for president say. >> so does al

senator rubio is a man who can win for us and if you ask lanny, i don't think mrs.ally want to run against marco rubio. he does well against her in the polls. he's got a broad appeal. he's the type of leader who i think is of the future as opposed to the past. >> but the person you're supporting, marco rubio is fighting hard. he's fighting tooth and nail but he's so far behind donald trump. now, let's just say -- i know you're hoping that marco rubio wins the nomination. if by chance donald trump does become the nominee, are you going to support him? >> you know, i have consistently said that i'm going to support the nominee and i will tell you, i'm going to fight for marco rubio and if donald trump is the nominee, it would be a real struggle to vote for him, to be honest. but i'm fighting for marco rubio. look, the key here is, you've got to get to 1,237 delegates and donald trump is going to have a good day tomorrow on super tuesday. by the way, tomorrow is super tuesday, and your birthday, i understand. i hope you have a good day. i think donald trump is going to

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on madison avenue we found bonnie, lannie, debra and faye. would you ever consider voting for donald trump? >> no, no and no. >> reporter: for trump, one more measurable area where he is smaller than his rivals, his home state fund-raising. a review shows new yorkers have rubio. in second plac , ted cruz, who trump, who brags that he is mostly self-financing his campaign is in last place behind john kasich. >>> in other news tonight, it took four fire departments to put out a house fire in rockland county. that fire started at a home in the village of chestnut ridge. everybody in the house was fortunately able to get out okay and nobody was hurt. >>> coming up as news 4 at 6:00 continues, it's still ten months from opening but already the msa says it's planning to extend the 2nd avenue subway line. >>> and it is one of the most polluted rivers in the country. today the environmental protection agency announced its plans to clean up the passaic i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! come in,

. >> reporter: new yorker lanny cohen is keeping his eyes open but also being practical. >> we can succumb to it or be as prudent as we possibly can be and just try to avoid situations that are more potentially at risk. >> reporter: the only person we met who had not heard what had happened was stephanie lameir. she lives in a port city of belgium. >> i'm so sad. >> reporter: she walked away apologizing for her english and visibly upset over what had happened. so yes, the impact of brussels is being felt here in the airport, maybe not as you'd expect, but certainly there if you ask. reporting from the international terminal in san francisco, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump also weighing in on the attacks but with two very different takes on the violence. clinton says quop raying with allies and taking more military action is the best way to battle isis and beat the terrorists. trump says he would use waterboarding and other enhancement interrogation techniques calling torture an effective means of gathering intelligence. >> you

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ryan: he has been represented by a team of lawyers to be this exhibition wrap, including lanny davis,who represented bill clinton in the monica lewinsky -- francine: i like that! great job, ryan chilcote. stay with bloomberg; plenty more coming up today. civil aviation ministry conference on the hijacked plane. shortly after, shinzo abe holds a press conference in just under half an hour. we'll bring you headlines as they break. tha speech.'s coming up next is "surveillance." ♪ francine: europe in the green; stocks gain after a 40 weekend. y falters aheadie of a speech by janet yellen. the u.s. government drops its case against apple after breaking into an iphone. personal security and national privacy are still being debated. hijacked airplane forced to land by a passenger claiming to have an explosive belt. this is bloomberg "surveillance." tom keene is in new york.

the captain, meg lanny was the top scorer. she scored 25. six of the 20. off to a good start. the dismissal of captain edwards, england falling just short as they made 127 of their overs to lose by five runs. australia flew into the fourth straight. >>> moving to football now, qualifiers for the next fifa world cup, in south america, argentina posted their third straight victory, the barcelona star hitting it's 50th national goal. and an exclusive club to reach that. >>> the other results in south america saw uruguay beat pursue. peru. they crushed venezuela 4-1. and australia rescued a 2-2 draw with pair guy. what does that mean for the spaniards? they're one-third of the way through. ecuador second. and brazil, they're in 6th place. remember, the top four only will go to the finals in russia in 2018. >> you, the media, were told that these world cup qualifiers would be tough, totally different from previous traditions. it's true that we're in 6th position in standings for the first place, but the difference in the other teams is only two points, you fold us that we're the ch

lannie, thank you, and marcus, thank you, and others. great treat for me to be not only at the university but at this particular institute as well. you have really made stanford a center for a national security scholarship, and that is the principle reason why i am here today. yesterday's attack in brussels was the latest brutal reminder that our fight against isis and radical jihadist terrorism is far from finished. more than 30 people are dead. men and women trying to catch a plane, waiting for a train or meeting a loved one. hundreds more are wounded, including three mormon missionaries from utah, a u.s. air force officer, his wife and four children, and other americans. it's understandable that americans here at home are worri worried. the threat we face from terrorism is real, it's urgent, and it knows no boundaries. even as brussels grieves, the memories of paris and san bernardino are painfully fresh as well. on saturday, a bombing in istanbul killed four people, including two u.s. israeli dua -- duel citizens. many people have be

know, i don't know what she was involved in, she was involved -- lanny davis was also involved in gettingments from the honduran government and his closely allied to hillary clinton. this is does this is why was never called an outright push for them to say was a coup. they backed off of that. they did not know what to do. it was a very confusing situation for them, but i think it is pretty clear now in hindsight what they should have done. amy: i want to thank you both for being with us, silvio andillo, the nephew of beverly bell the close friend of berta caceres. >> ciao, i am nick stellino. today i picked up a couple of wonderful recipes from my past. we will make stuffed meat loaf, in italian called polpettone, followed by a chocolate butter cake with rum cream sauce. please join me in the kitchen. [lively jazz music] ♪ spicy, just right. >> male announcer: cooking with nick stellino is made possible by domino foods, makers of c&h sugar, pure cane sugar, and makers of domino sugar. we'll always be your sugar. >> male announcer: additional support and appliances provided by electrolux,

joining me is matt lewis, kayleigh mcenany, trump supporter and lanny chen. good evening to all of you. kayleigh, you first. the next republican town hall is here on cnn tomorrow night. what does donald trump need to say? what will voters be looking for, in your estimation? >> the biggest thing is his economic message. you look at wisconsin in january and all 72 counties, unemployment actually rose there. so donald trump needs to pivot from what we've been seeing on twitter and get back to the message that has made him so popular in mississippi and michigan when he brings forth this message i am anti-free trade or not necessarily anti-free trade but within reason. if he pivots back to that message, he can win wisconsin. >> lenny, how important is wisconsin in terms of denying donald trump the 1237 delegates to seal the deal for the nomination? >> don, it's crucially important because, first of all, this is the first state that's gone in a long time. it's going to be important for ted cruz or the anti-trump forces to do well in wisconsin. it's also, frankly, a

know, i don't know what she was involved in, she was involved -- lanny davis was also involved in gettingments from the honduran government and his closely allied to hillary clinton. this is does this is why was never called an outright push for them to say was a coup. they backed off of that. they did not know what to do. it was a very confusing situation for them, but i think it is pretty clear now in hindsight what they should have done. amy: i want to thank you both for being with us, silvio andillo, the nephew of beverly bell the close friend >> hello, i'm john cleese. have you heard of the 13th century sufi mystic whose poetry outsold all other poets in the united states for over a decade? when unesco declared 2007 as "the year of jalaluddin rumi," they rightfully recognized his contribution as an advocate of interfaith tolerance and respect. they described rumi as "one of the great humanists, philosophers, and poets who belong to humanity in its entirety." the u.n. recognized that the spiritual evolution and, quite possibly, the survival of our very world is

department, i might not have my request responded to by her but one of the other, but what if my friend lannyummated by the secretary and it was a matter of public significance and relevance? i wouldn't get that information and there lies the problem how she went about it, no? >> there are disagreements what constitutes a public record, government record. there are plenty of exchanges involving her and personal friends of hers and people that had served in her husband's administration and a lot of it was personal interactions and exchanges and not something that would be treated as a government record. but in turning things over to the state department, she and her team made a very conscious effort to make sure that they were over inclusive and turn it over things that even a reasonable person might conclude was not a government record at all, and they turned it over anyway and as a result, some 1200 e-mails that she turned over have been actually returned back to her because the state department decided that it didn't constitute a government record. >> right. but the problem is that she had

somebody here say during the break, while we were watching this, i shouldn't say the break, that me lannyful wife liked the joke about the hands and all? >> apparently dana bash had time with her and she said it was a great moment. i think for all of us it will be the moment that stays in all of our minds, that's for sure. >> i was looking at the a.p. headline tonight, it's right there in the lead. about the hands and how he said i have no problem there. >> i'm glad she's so proud of donald trump in that regard. >> just remember --- >> what was his wife, maple -- >> marla maple. >> by a unanimous decision. >> it outlived its usefulness for me. we should be -- >> i know, i know. >> let's just -- >> i don't think we learned anything. >> the university, again, we're going to do cruz saying if you don't release the tapes of your op-ed, or editorial board meeting with "the new york times" -- >> then just saying a bunch of things that never happened. what else are we going to learn from the debates? >> i think they still have yet to drop their pants. >> what's going on is this clear-cut departu

know, i don't know what she was involved in, she was involved -- lanny davis was also involved in gettingments from the honduran government and his closely allied to hillary clinton. this is does this is why was never called an outright push for them to say was a coup. they backed off of that. they did not know what to do. it was a very confusing situation for them, but i think it is pretty clear now in hindsight what they should have done. amy: i want to thank you both for being with us, silvio andillo, the nephew of beverly bell the close friend captioning sponsored by annenberg/cpb narrator: since 1980, latin america has been one of the most rapidly urbanizing regions on earth. nowhere are the results more dramatic than in sao paulo, brazil, the third largest city in the world. in this anatomy of a mega-city, we'll explore: the urban geography of immigration and ethnic diversity, squatter settlements and self-construction. sao paulo, brazil. with its crowded boulevards and massive skyscrapers, it seems as wealthy and sophisticated as any city in the world. sao paulo is unique among lat

lanny, thank you. and marcos, thank you. and others.ly a great treat to be not only at the university but at this particular institute as well. you have really made stanford a center for national security scholarship and that is the principal reason why i am here today. yesterday's attack in brussels was the latest brutal reminder that our fight against isis and radical jihadist terrorism is far from finished. more than 30 innocent people are dead. men and women hurrying to catch a plane, waiting for a train or meeting a loved one. hundreds more are wounded, including three mormon missionaries from utah. a u.s. air force officer, his wife and four children, and other americans. it's understandable that americans here at home are worried. the threat we face from terrorism is real, it's urgent and it knows no boundaries. even as brussels grieves, the memories of paris and san bernardino are painfully fresh as well. on saturday, a bombing in istanbul killed four people, including two u.s.-israeli dual citizens. many other places have been

lanny, thank you. and marcos, thank you. and others. it's really a great treat to be not only at the university but at this particular institute as well. you have really made stanford a center for national security scholarship and that is the principal reason why i am here today. sterday's attack in brussels was the latest brutal reminder that our fight against isis and radical jihadist terrorism is far from finished. more than 30 innocent people are dead. men and women hurrying to catch a plane, waiting for a train or meeting a loved one. hundreds more are wounded, including three mormon missionaries from utah. a u.s. air force officer, his wife and four children, and other americans. it's understandable that americans here at home are worried. the threat we face from terrorism is real, it's urgent and it knows no boundaries. even as brussels grieves, the memories of paris and san bernardino are painfully fresh as well. on saturday, a bombing in istanbul killed four people, including two u.s.-israeli dual citizens. many other places ha

lanny, thank you. and marcos, thank you. and others. it's really a great treat to be not only at the university but at this particular institute as well. you have really made stanford a center for national security scholarship and that is the principal reason why i am here today. yesterday's attack in brussels was the latest brutal reminder that our fight against isis and radical jihadist terrorism is far from finished. more than 30 innocent people are dead. men and women hurrying to catch a plane, waiting for a train or meeting a loved one. hundreds more are wounded, including three mormon missionaries from utah. a u.s. air force officer, his wife and four children, and other americans. it's understandable that americans here at home are worried. the threat we face from terrorism is real, it's urgent and it knows no boundaries. even as brussels grieves, the memories of paris and san bernardino are painfully fresh as well. on saturday, a bombing in istanbul killed four people, including two u.s.-israeli dual citizens. many other places