the eagles, thoe doors the jame taylor.he got serious about almost ten years of copying with parkinson's disease. >> i cannot sing anymore. so, i can sing with my brain but

the eagles, thoe doors the jame taylor.ot serious about almost ten years of copying with parkinson's disease. >> i cannot sing anymore. so, i can sing with my brain but i cannot sing. that's just the way it is. when you have parkinson's disease, you better have a sense of humor. someone described it as a wild ride, you have a collection of symptoms, you don't know what will show up. >> seeing her writing a book, going on tour, livie ing her li. that is what we are going for. >> unable to sing, but still able to inspire. >> in san jose, abc 7 news. >> a recall tonight for a palo alto electric car maker tesla motors. the company is recalling the 2700 x model suvs but only the ones made before march 26th. the recliner in the third row collapsed during a crash test. meanwhile, better news for tesla, a make over for the model-s sedan is in the works, saying that it will offer new color choices, l.e.d. headlights and a restyled nose. >> a starbucks customer in florida is upset over the name written on his cup. it said, diabetes h

the eagles, thoe doors the jame taylor. almost ten years of copying with parkinson's disease. >> i cannot sing anymore. so, i can sing with my brain but i cannot sing. that's just the way it is. when you have parkinson's disease, you better have a sense of humor. someone described it as a wild ride, you have a collection of symptoms, you don't know what will show up. >> seeing her writing a book, going on tour, livie ing her li. that is what we are going for. >> unable to sing, but still able to inspire. >> in san jose, abc 7 news. >> a recall tonight for a palo alto electric car maker tesla motors. the company is recalling the 2700 x model suvs but only the ones made before march 26th. the recliner in the third row collapsed during a crash test. meanwhile, better news for tesla, a make over for the model-s sedan is in the works, saying that it will offer new color choices, l.e.d. headlights and a restyled nose. >> a starbucks customer in florida is upset over the name written on his cup. it said, diabetes here i come. unde

it was a session of name dropping, the eagles, doors, james taylor, jackson brown. ♪ you are no good.e smiled at audience as the hits played and then she got serious about almost ten years of coping with parkinson's disease. >> i can't sing so that is sad, i can sing with my brain but not sing. that is the way it. >> when you have parkinson's disease you better have a sense of humor because it is described as mr. toad's wild ride. >> you have a collection of symptoms and you do not know what will show up. >> someone lake linda rondstandt living her life with parkinson's disease. >> star of rock unable to sing but still unexpiring. ♪ the familiar sunrise >> incredible. >> when it comes to auto safety, big does not mean better. four of the seven large pickups earned a marginal rating in the newest crash test and dodge ram was worst. the pickup earned the top score from ford, and they made improvements after last year's test. all the warriors will appear tomorrow night in the potential record-becking game at oracle arena. >> if you want to see the warriors go for win 73 and set n.b.a. re

at 6:30, usf professor of politics james taylor will join us to talk about the gop convention, plus analysis on the race to the white house. >> officials with the cdc say a man from puerto rico is the first reported death from the zika virus in the united states. the man is in his 70s. he died in february. the u.s. territories reporting more than 700 zika cases and is seek federal funds to help prevent an epidemic. but so far house republicans have blocked emergency funding for the full $1.9 billion recommended by health experts and requested by the white house. >> it's growing. it's dangerous. it's dangerous to children, expectant moms, and to our whole population. so why are we ignoring what we need to do? >> the fda today cleared a california lab to sell the first commercial test for the zika virus. it was developed by quest diagnostics in san juan capistrano and could be available as early as next week. >>> coming up, two brothers charge weed killing their parents. up next, new developments from a south bay courtroom as a community remembers the victims. >>> all we can do is just pray, p

. >> and in our newsroom, james taylor professor of politics at university of san francisco. first to you, james, a huge sweep tonight for donald trump, he has the momentum now on his side. do you see any path that would keep him from getting the nomination? >> yes. donald trump called himself the presumptive nominee tonight but the fact is that the rnc does not consider anyone the presumptive nominee unless they actually pass the goalpost of 1237. so is contest is about who gets past the goalpost first. if no one gets past the goalpost, no one is the presumptive nominee and that's something we're not considering given trump's momentum. >> brian, what happens if this is a contested convention and the nomination doesn't go to donald trump? i can't see donald trump letting that happen without putting up a huge fight and how would the party recover from that? >> well, frank, it would be a huge fight. the republicans if he doesn't get the required number, would then have to fight it out on the floor, that fight would possibly produce another candidate, but the presumptive nominee

. >> james taylor, professor of politics at university of san francisco. thanks for being here with us. >> thank you for having me. >> over the weeks d months, you've heard the analysts say this is going to happen. is this what happened tonight for donald trump, the so-called trump fatigue? >> in fact that's what i called it last night on channel 2. the country is reaching a level of trump fatigue. i honestly do believe it's unsustainable to give the level of intensity in terms of emotions, physical violence we've seen at the different contests, the messaging issues of going back and forth with cruz about his wife, these issues pertaining to women's rights, so trump is all in. and the extent to which his campaign is so intense can't be sustained across the next several months. so ted cruz i think has definitely got a right to say that this is a moment of pause but i don't think it's a moment of change in which cruz suddenly becomes the nominee or the front-runner. that's not going to happen mathematically. cruz is on the verge. wisconsin should be seen as

clinton and sanders are positioned going into a critical primary next week, joining us now are james taylor professor of politics at the university of san francisco and from petaluma, political analyst brian sobel. >> thank you both for joining us tonight. brian, sanders and clinton went after each other tonight. who do you think was the most effective this evening and why? >> well, i think basically frank it was somewhat of a draw, but going into it, sanders really had to make his mark because he's behind in the polling, not doing as well as clinton in new york city but doing very well in upstate new york, so he really had to bring the fight to clinton. and i thought he did so. i thought it was the most likely of all the democratic debates. and it was filled with substance. i thought it was a very very good debate all things considered. >> james, same question to you. do you agree? >> i do. wholeheartedly. i think hillary clinton was very sharp, on the attack, very clear on her policy positions and even better than he does in some cases particularly on guns which was the low point for him

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the toughest inmate here might just be james "t-bone" taylor.a double life for murdering two police officers in 1981. >> i had a cop killing case. it made me feel like i was big man on campus, because i was getting respect. but it was only out of fear. it wasn't because they respected me because of who i was. >> he was involved in gang related activity on both sides of the wall since he was a teenager in east st. louis. he earned his nickname t-bone while serving time at another prison. >> because the incident happened at ft. madison in the '70s, it was hard to get a knife. so i made a knife out of bone, out of a t-bone steak. we used to get steak back in the day. i sharpened it down and i was going to stab the guy with it. before i could stab the guy with it, they had busted me with it. they saw it in my hand. they took it. the name stuck. the guys in the penitentiary called me t-bone. >> but it was taylor's desire to rise to the top of the gang hierarchy on the outside what led him to conduct the cold-blooded murders. for which he will spend t

james spader, taylor lautner and aaron paul will be here. [ cheers and applause ] plus, we have performanceste bargatze. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's going to be good. but first, we have a fun show tonight. oh, my gosh. this is a good one tonight. [ cheers ] from the new movie "the meddler", the beautiful, the talented susan sarandon is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: "the meddler." plus, this guy is a legend in his sport and one of the most popular, hardest working entertainers out there. he was great in "trainwreck", i don't know if you saw that. [ cheers ] and "sisters." john cena is back on the show tonight. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: john -- john cena. john is going to tell us about his new reality series, "american grit." i love my reality shows. and then i'm going to test his grit in a game of "sticky balls." [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: really? that's no djokovic. >> jimmy: see if djokovic -- yeah. you beat me on that one. reminds me of an old djokovic. [ light laughter ] and performing tonight -- he's one of

the death of zachary taylor and the illness of james k. polk may have been attributed to the marshland. zachary taylor was elected president in 1848 and took office in 49, he died in 1850. james k. polk was elected in 1844. in 1845.ffice he left office and three months later, he died. reasons to believe that the contamination of the ground, as well as the water supply, was the cause for the death. monuments were elected -- erected william harrison. a book was written that i mentioned last week wanted to the lincoln conspiracy. read, book, as you can plots and crimes of the great conspiracy. this is the actual book that i showed last week. his book was published in 1866. what's interesting about the book -- the author claims that harrison was poisoned to death. fact, on one specific page, he actually has a picture of harrison, and what he mentions actually haveon been poisoned. he captions it -- the poisoning of president harrison. the guidebook and been published in 1866, right after lincoln's death. book, he claims there were plots against

beatty, john travolta, clint eastwood, george clooney, prince, taylor swift, sean penn, bruce springsteen, helen mirren, morgan freeman, jameswest and... leonardo dicaprio. (applause and cheering) why? (kang and kodos laughing) this has been a bad week, even for you, simpson. concrete in the sandbox? i don't get lost anymore! spreading the rumor that today's lunch would be served by a naked lady. move it! boobs! boobs! i want to see boobs in the soup! there is no naked lunch lady! bart made it up! yes, yes, i-i knew that. there's no hope for you, simpson. you'll be locked in detention until you graduate to the penal system. (laughing) penal. stop laughing! i said "penal," not "penile." (laughs) penile. it's not like you made me say "penis"!

taylor swift. >> next, guess who may be cracking oh open the closet door just a scooch. >> james franco is turningerhaps a few hearts. for years the 39-year-old has been posting shots of himself bare chested with one arm flung around an oiled up hector in bikini briefs. now he's coming out sort of. >> in a cover story for new york magazine, franco says he is "a little gay," just a little. but he said he's gay but only up to and not including hookups with guys. >> franco has played a number of gay characters on screen and last year, he published a book of poetry titled "straight james, gay james," including a discussion of his sexuality. i think he says he's gay in his art but straight in his life. next up, zac efron servez up a little more sexual ambiguity. >> he posted this clip to instagram yesterday. >> sorry, mom. it apparently promotes his new movie "neighbors 2," which hits theaters may 20th. >> i like that. that's funny. >> finally our first look at baby luna. >> this is so cute. just five days after chris i teigen and john legend welcomed their first newborn, their first born, why am i get

taylor tied and 13th president fillmore took over. so what do they taste like, anyway? a lucky few will get that opportunity as they taste bottles from 1811 when president james madison was in office or from 1914 during world war i. a very chocolatey, dark taste. >> reporter: but not everyone stopping by the dismay dis -- display is a collector. >> my anniversary. >> reporter: another guy said that the world cup. >> my wife would veto that. >> reporter: raegan medgie, cbs 2news. >> the bidding starts at $1, $100,000 and you have to buy all 39 bolts. >> that's quite a bar tab. we'll see if it gets better with time. >>> up next, attacked in the middle of the street, the photos that police want to you see. >> sorry, hillary. i was running on cp time. >> i don't like that joke, bill. >> cautious politician time. >> just a joke? how mayor deblasio is defending a back and forthwith hillary clinton. >> and the search for alien life is getting major backing hawking and mark zuckerberg. these little guys? they represent blood cells. and if you have afib - an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke - they can pool together in the heart, forming a

james k. polk owned slaves in the white house, commissioning his wife to free their slaves after her death. the 13th amendment beat them to the punch. she did not die until the 1890's. zachary taylor owned many slaves. but generally advocated against the expansion of slavery. this was a surprising maneuver for taylor. which challenged the ire of proslavery ideologues. taylor died in 1850 during a heated debate over the expansion of slavery. andrew johnson and ulysses s. grant, two post civil war presidents, also at one point owned slaves. the main point here despite a dearth of resources we find that each unique and interesting president was surrounded by interesting enslaved people. historians must continue to find the stories and secure their place in the canon of american historical figures. these individuals should be more than secondary figures in high school history textbook. you have they make about far. this causes me to wonder what can we say about the american revolution? the ideas of freedom and democracy were compelling and revolutionary among themselves, some people compose the idea behind a revolution is that you can turn the house down and build up to something new