hugely controversial political decision by the obama administration to reject the rest of the keystone pipelinenscanada's proposal to build the keystone xl pipeline that would pass through the rest of the country and a bunch of other states. transcanada don't know what caused this leak nor have they pinpointed the source. while they try to figure it out and why they start to clean up what turns out to be 17,000 gallons of oil, spilled in the town of freeman, the company says the whole pipeline will remain shut down until early next week. puts a different spin on that political decision now, doesn't it. watch this space. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib cuently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelt

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hugely controversial political decision by the obama administration to reject the rest of the keystone pipelineanscanada's proposal to build the keystone xl pipeline that would pass through the rest of the country and a bunch of other states. transcanada don't know what caused this leak nor have they pinpointed the source. while they try to figure it out and why they start to clean up what turns out to be 17,000 gallons of oil, spilled in the town of freeman, the company says the whole pipeline will remain shut down until early next week. puts a different spin on that political decision now, doesn't it. watch this space. ♪ ♪ ♪ only those who dare drive the world forward. introducing the first-ever cadillac ct6. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. i'm bushed! i've been on my feel alyea me too. excuse me...coming through! ride the gel wave of comfort with dr. scholls massaging gel insoles. which helps you feel more energized ...all day lon i want what he has. wyou could ju

[applause] >> the keystone pipeline, i support the keystone pipeline but i don't know how much of thatin, and i'd be hard pressed to condemn property to see that take place. with regard to global warming, i think a great example right now is free markets and the fact that we don't want carbon pollution. so the free market has basically bankrupted coal in this country, and it's a decision that you and i have made. we don't want carbon emission. we want less of it. and great example, like i say, right now, it's playing itself out. no more coal plants are being built. john: next, gambling and prostitution and drinking and more from pushy fox anchors. >> here's my question for the libertarian geniuses -- >> this is what we have to deal with at fox. he's got a question about drugs, after the break. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to

. >> and she supported the keystone pipeline.tone pipeline was hillary's baby. >> i have to jump in to be clear for viewers, bill press, she said in 2010 as secretary of state i am inclined to support the keystone pipeline, but she was not a senator then. >> that's right. >> can't have it both ways, maria. >> in 2005 she voted for a bill approving more offshore drilling in the gulf of mexico. >> going to leave it there. going to take a break. >> actually denied, for 125 years, drilling rights to the same industry. >> can't have it both ways. >> we will keep talking about that. >> you can keep fighting during the commercial. feel free. he will be back with us next hour. >> a very heated, important issue. thank you both. >>> coming up next, a new beginning at the brussels airport. recovery and reopening after the tragic, deadly terror attack that ripped through the airport. we will have a report from brussels next. your body is a finely tuned instrument. diarrhea can throw it out of rhythm. imodium multi symptom relief is the only

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reopened until all workers have cleared the area or been warned about an oncoming train. >>> the keystone pipeline is shut down as officials investigate a leak that sent into a south dakota field. transcanada says 17,000 gallons of oil spilled out of the pipeline saturday after originally saying the leak was less than 2,000 gallons. the company says the leak is controlled and there is no significant environmental impact. the shut down is expected to have a short term impact on the market but consumers are likely not likely to see the impact reflected in gas prices. >>> go ahead and pour that whole milk on your cereal. that is better than using skim milk. researchers at tufts university say people that regularly consume full fat dairy products instead of the watery skim milk stuff is better. they develop less diabetes. people with higher levels of dairy fat in their up to a 46% lower risk of diabetes. so, all these years we have been told low fat, no fat, no >> i'm going for the fat, why not. >>> let's check in with bill evans. >> butter, milk, those are all good things. this is brooklyn looking to

transcanada says the keystone pipeline will likely remain shut down for the rest of the week.nvested in the oil spill and southeastern dakota. of a pumphed out station. 100 workers are trying to find the leak. and company that limits your thoughts to 140 characters will now bring football. twitter will show nfl games online on thursday. they have thursday games to reach those who drop cable television subscription. that is your bloomberg business flash. mark, where a few hours away from the european close. stocks are falling. every industry group is falling. the biggest drop for the stoxx 600 since february the 24th. we are down for the third day. we decline for 1.8%. in but one stock is falling germany today. it is an unexpected decline. have a look at the industry groups. every single one of them is dropping today. we have banks and energy. i will leave you with the currency and the european close minutes away. stick around. mark: you are watching the european close. with betty liu. stocks finishing the day in european trading. day andg for the third the lowest level for fiv

the keystone pipeline became a metaphor for the kind of conservative movement belief that we need to open up all these places the federal government's controlling but don't kid yourself, the environmental movement groups are strong. you know one can rattle off a hundred of them.he unfortunately it has become a little bit too partisan.s and john lacey was a republican. ronald reagan, we don't think of 59 wilderness or 50 some wilderness areas. that's how far. so the republican parties, very extreme right and part of it is the federal government is locking up land. this is why fdr came and strong when he did because we had to grow the grasslands back.sslands beca mad cow ranching and just killed all the grasslands. all the top dirt just blowing so the federal government had to keep buffer zones to keep water supplies going so you havean life. >> thank you, sir. >> you have such an amazing grasp. if you could speak to either one today what would you want to ask them? >> i think i would like to ask them both but we should do to get out of this political gridlock.we can >> i agree. [appla

transcanada has resumed sending oil to the keystone pipeline.ork was shutdown for weeks after a leak and oil spill in southeastern south dakota. about 400 barrels or under 70,000 gallons of oil a week. the company has not revealed estimates on cleanup costs. amido rico is a proposal its $70 billion debt. the plan calls for bonds that would allow creditors to be paid regardless of future economic growth rates. the deal would allow puerto rico to cut $12 billion to $16 billion from its debt load. spread of ransom where is leading a new generation of software used by hackers. the virus worms its way through networks. it does not require someone to open a link. users often have to pay a ransom in a digital currency, bitcoin. serious stuff. that is your bloomberg business flash. mark: londoners will head to the polls to decide on who will succeed boris johnson as the next mayor. spoke to the goldsmith -- zac goldsmith. >> there is this unwritten contract between representatives and the people they represent. it is the people who are presented that wa

build the keystone pipeline. get rid of the tax code and you could do that within the first month in office and get the 4% growth. if you get that growth that debt and deficit will come down big time. charles: government inherently spend more than they take in. even if we go to 4% and the coffers fill up we have to make sure we don't spend that. >> deficits will be growing the next 8 years. $7 trillion in new debt if we don't do anything. you can cut all the discretionary spending in the budget and it wouldn't get you half of the way there. it can't just be growth. it's also got to be cuts. if you don't do anything about entitlements you won't cut the deficit. charles: it never seems to cop out that way. when you hear social security reform, older voters say no way, i'm not voting for this person. >> there are things you can do on the margin to reform it. charles: what do you think, david? >> i don't think donald trump is speaking to you. i'm not seeing the recession. he's speaking to a lot -- it's a placid recov

if you are looking for some bullish news, you have the keystone pipeline, not the one controversial, that was keystone xl but keystone pipeline went down last saturday. that's almost 600,000 barrels a day, not expected back until next week. so you had that. you've got very strong run numbers in the u.s. for this time of year. you got refineries running at well over 16 million barrels a day. that tends to be like a summer number, rather than a march or april number. so that's been considered positive. >> and, john, by the way, we got the rig count numbers just now, according it baker hughes. another 8 oil rigs are off. 8 rigs last week, down to 354 nationwide. we had more than 2,000 operating drilling rigs in the united states in 2008, john. these are the lowest numbers since baker hughes began calculating this. when do we really see this production slowdown because no new oil is being gone after. >> i think you've seen the production slowdown. jackie -- >> 100,000 a day, out of 9 million. >> you started around 9.6 and now down to 9. no doubt about it in 2015 the numbers stayed elevate

he was there to say early on that the keystone pipeline was wrong.e was there willing to say that and willing to say that the fossil fuels you and i own as citizens have to be left in the ground we should quit doing leases what you and i and the rest of our citizens own there's a contract to let people take coal and oil and gas out of the ground three, four, five decades into the future. we cannot be doing that. he's been fierce and clear on this huge issue effecting our planet. it's a moral issue and he's been equally clear in fierce on the fact that when we have trade agreements with countries and people payless than $1 an hour, our factors are moving to those countries. the leverage is slipped. they're told too bad because if you press hard, we'll move your jobs overseas like so many others. so i appreciate that he understands that fact that it has avice rated the middle class for the last four decades. in four decades the number is very close to 100% of the new income having dpon to the top 10% in america. nine out of 10 americans have been left

think the fact that the secretary came on board and finally came on board in opposition with the keystone pipeline after i was one of the leaders against that disastrous idea, when she came on board in opposition to the transpacific partnership, i was one of the leaders in opposition to that. she has come out for a higher minimum wage and i think she otherwise would have -- i want $15, she wants $12. but she has made -- >> seth: if she went to $15, would you go to $16? >> there you go. [ laughter ] she talks now about income inequality and wall street in a way that i think she otherwise wouldn't have. >> seth: i want to ask about this because i feel like you've always been trying to bring voice to the disenfranchised. so many of the disenfranchised are people of color yet it does not seem when we look at the returns of the demographics who vote for you, it feels like your message isn't maybe resonating what do you think of that? >> well we're making progress on this. look, remember when i began this campaign, we were 3% in the polls. and the truth is that who i was and what i stand for was not wid

has been accused of flip flopping in this campaign, by joining progressive opposition to the keystone pipeline, and the trans-pacific partnership trade deal. >> i don't think it is in the best interests of what we need to do to combat climate change. >> reporter: polls suggest that clinton's biggest vulnerability is the perception, fair or not, that she has few core policy values. her success on new york primary could rest on the shoulders of governor cuomo and the rest of the establishment, nearly all of whom have pledged to help clinton win. so at every rally with them, clinton has been efusive. >> thank you, and god bless you! >> reporter: david shuster, al jazeera. >>> in a unanimous decision today, the u.s. supreme court ruled states can draw up legislative districts based on a total population. the high court rejected al cha engineer brought by a conservative group in texas. the court said drawing up districts based on general population satisfies the 1-person-1-vote precedent set in 1962. >>> an unprecedented document leak is sending shock waves arpgd the world today. 11.5 million pages

. >>> the keystone pipeline is shut down while officials investigate a leak that sent more than 16,000 gallons of oil into a field in south dakota. transcanada says the leak is now controlled but there is no significant environmental impact. however, estimates that the pipeline will still be closed until early next week. the shutdown is not likely to effect gas prices at the pump. >>> a boy from minnesota using his superpowers to fight cancer. 2-year-old jack cassidy was leukemia last november and is getting chemo. every time he goes for treatment he becomes his alter ego, super jack. gets treatment at the mayo clinic. >> it's life for him now, right? when he goes to his chemo treatments he just like, kicks his shoes off, sits on the bed, and watches a movie. he's fantastic at checkups. >> jack's prognosis is good with the cancer slowly shrinking. >>> good news for a seal pup who was found malnourished in a booth at a restaurant. >> the pup appropriately named "marina" by rescuers at sea world has been returned to the wild. she was nursed over the past two months and fault to hunt for

we will prohibit the federal government from regulating fracking, and we will build the keystone pipeline. and we're going to stop amnesty and secure the borders and end sanctuary cities and end welfare benefits for those here illegally. let me tell you the effect of all that. we're going to see millions upon millions of new high-paying jobs. we're going to see jobs coming back from mexico, coming back from china. we're going to see manufacturing jobs coming back to america. we're going to see wages rising for people all across this country. and we're going to see young people coming out of school with two, three, four, five job offers. we'll see morning in america again. the second critical issue in this election is freedom. you know, just a few weeks ago with the passing of justice scalia, it underscored the stakes of this election. it is not one but two branches of the federal government that hang in the balance. we are one liberal justice away from a radical five-justice majority, the likes of which this country's never seen. we are one justice away from the supreme court effectively

. >> i think the fact the secretary came on board in opposition to the keystone pipeline after i wasf the leaders against that disastrous idea, when she came on board in opposition to the trans-pacific partnership, i was one of the leaders in opposition to that. she has come out for a higher minimum wage than i think she otherwise would have. i want $15. she wants $12. >> if she went to $15? would you go to 16? [laughter] proved heas funny and could play a late-night show. he was good. john: the thing about bernie sanders is he has a good sense of humor. the truth is he has gotten to be better at showing it than he was a year ago. when he gets in these situations, he does shine. he shined on that show 100%. there were also some low points for bernie sanders. this is bernie sanders' lowest low after doubling down on his comments about hillary clinton's super pac, the iraq war, and her position on trade made her unqualified to be president. he backed away from that position on the "today show" this morning. bernie sanders: i respect hillary clinton. we were colleagues in the senate. on

a leak in the keystone pipeline is worse than first reported.transcanada announces it appears nearly 17,000 gallons of oil leaked in south dakota. now first official said less than 200 gallons were spilled. the leak was found on saturday. transcanada says the leak has been controlled although they have yet to find the source of the leak. ahead at 4:00, you paid your taxes. now you are waiting for the refund. not so fast. the legal ways the government can keep your tax refund. jonathan: also ahead at 4:00, why the u.s. senate doesn't want you to have extra leg room when you fly. we' narrator: all that political mail might be overwhelming. let's simplify. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post: as a journalist and progressive leader at marriott, she has a broad and deep facility with policy. emily's list praises matthews as pro-choice and the post says on gun control, clean energy, education and health research kathleen matthews "has greater potential, following the van hollen model, to move the ball forward." kathleen: i'm ka

effect on this election on hillary certainly bringing her more to the left on trade, on the keystone pipelineut this week against fracking. even president obama supports fracking. bernie sanders, many believe, single-handedly got the treasury department to implement this past week the new rules that stop the pfizer kind of inversion merger by writing the letter. this guy is truly impacting the public policy debate today. >> i that i is really smart. you're right. >> both parties have become not pro business, always republican. but anti-trade, anti-international. i mean it's really an amazing thing to me. and it's -- i hope my party gets back on track again. right now, it's -- >> hill i have against ttp. >> this world is picking and it's like a menu in the world. you pick what the poll tells you to do and do you that and you hope the voters respond. >> the difference is nobody wants either one of these people on the menu. >> that's true. that's true. >> what do you think about the way luis answer med when i said do you have a plan b in terms of, you know, we don't know where this fbi investiga

. >>> oil is flowing once again through the keystone pipeline after a leak led to a week-long shut down in a very large spill. pipeline coming back online yesterday with reduced pressure. cleanup continues in southeastern south dakota where a rupture on april 2nd led to a spill of 17,000 gallons of crude. transcanada corporation says there's no significant environmental impact. they've not released estimated on cleanup costs or repairs. of the tv show "sister wives." a federal appeals court reversing a landmark decision on polygamy in utah. a ruling says the family can't sue because charges were never filed and authorities say they won't prosecute polygamists. >>> it's the second day of a week-long royal tour of india for prince william and his wife kate. they paid respects this morning at a memorial for gandhi and later in the day they met with some of the country's next generation of business leaders in mumbai. the royal couple finished their day at a charity ball with some of bollywood's biggest stars. >>> tonight they become stars. some children are about to tough challenges in life

. >> we put the keystone pipeline on his desk. we put the repeal of obamacare on his desk.fund of planned parenthood on his desk. >> you catch that? those are all items the senator knew that president obama would veto. which he did. in fact, look at this chart. it shows the number of bills passed by congress. the current session could rival the historic do-nothing sessions of recent years. though there's still time left. meantime, senator mcconnell continues to say, deny hear hgs for judge merrick garland. saying, he just wants to wait until after the election. >> the far left is squarely behind president obama's campaign to deny the american people a say in this momentous decision. >> guess what? the american people had a say. twice. when they elected barack obama president. and today 61% say congress should vote on the nominee now, rather than wait. nice try. but senator mcconnell can add this to his list of accomplishments. we gotcha. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of

there was a leak reported in the keystone pipeline, that may be a factor here in some of this. short covering. the broader tends are important. the dollar has been weaker. we had a lot of supply constraints. we've been talking about that recount. we report on it every friday. it was 362 last week. we had 1600 rigs in october of 2014. the rig count that been decimated. the backlog of oil supply has been slowly declining. demand relatively stable. everybody likes to dismiss opec as a toothless tiger, it's gotten attention about discussing the possibility of a production freeze. the meeting is april 17th. that's close now. we're talking ten days away for that meeting. there's possible movers for oil. you can see what this is doing to the big oil companies. these are hard to move on more than a 1% basis on a day. so chevron up 1.5%. that's significant. you get more moves if you go out to the exploration and production names, murphy, continental resources, devon, anadarko, apache, some of these are high beta names in general. 4% moves, that's bit outside the norm on a strong day. so

she supported the keystone pipeline. she's got to live with that.- to the rigid principle the mayor enunciated. >> carol, i think we're talking about it's gun manufacturers. >> may i, may i, may i, please. >> yes, we were actually, bill. >> i personally believe that gun manufacturers should be held liable for any gun -- any crime committed with any gun, so i disagree with my candidate. but i do think what bernie is saying is he's making a distinction between anybody who sells a legal gun being liable for a lawsuit and those who sell first an illegal gun, those who sell multiple guns, those who sell multiple rounds of ammunition or those who sell assault weapons which he believes should be illegal. that's the distinction i believe he's making and that's a good start. i like that. >> so, ryan, will this issue resonate in new york preprimary? >> i think so. the gun issue is probably the issue that hillary clinton has used most effectively against bernie sanders. you know, she's sort of struggled to find some issues where she could get to the let of san

that was even including a 600,000 barrel reduction in imports due to the keystone pipeline. >> incrediblee rest of the world continues to pump more oil, even as united states production comes down. do you really believe that iran is going to go with saudi arabia who, by the way, wants to cap production at near record output of more than 10 million barrels a day? do you think iran has any incentive to do that? >> iran has no real incentive because they want to increase to their export levels before the western sanctions were imposed. here is the problem, brian. even if they meet that, they will not be able to hold there very long. they have significant field and infrastructure problems. they have significant capital investment problems. at best, the iranians are going to be able to increase their production in a steady fashion by about 250,000 barrels exported a month, and increase global demand will absorb all of that. so we're looking here at the intense possibility of setting a floor for oil prices moving in the future, but that's not going to mean we're rushing to $80 a barrel. we have

trans is sending oil through the keystone pipeline.n south dakota. about 17,000 gallons were released. transcanada has not released estimates on cleanup costs or repairs. thank you. let's take a look at some of the stocks moving at the open. ertz global holdings plunging to a six week low after cutting their own guidance. the car rental company warns that are earnings and car rental revenue will come in below estimates, citing pricing pressure. they expect full-year revenue to go from flat to dropping 1.5% compared to a previous estimate of growth. we told you this morning, canadian pacific was pulling the plug on its push to buy norfolk southern after the carrier ,ejected several proposals backed by bill ackman. saidcanadian pacific ceo there was no clear path to a friendly merger. is upesult, his company 4%, norfolk southern, down 2%. under armour suffered its biggest drop in two months after morgan stanley cut its price from $64,half, $232 now the lowest on the street. losinglyst says they are apparel market share for the first time

. >>> parts are of the keystone oil pipeline shut down. there may be a leak in south dakota.the ground. crews are digging down to the pipeline to find the source that have oil. residents wonder why the hi-tech detection systems didn't report the problem. that part of the pipeline will remain shutdown for the rest of the week. >>> all right. as we mentioned at the start of the show, villanova is the new champion of men's college basketball. the wildcats were facing north carolina last night in houston and fell behind trailing by five at halftime. >> but in the second half, villanova got hot. building a lead over their own. the tar heels clawed back into down into the stretch. marcus tied the game at 74. on an incredible three-point shot less than five seconds to play. on the final possession of the play, chris jenkins nailed the championship winning three-pointer as time expired. >> that was a big shot. that's one i'll remember forever, especially to do it with this group of guys, this team, i'll remember it forever. >> we should remind you it's villanova's second national tit

. >> it also happened on the keystone pipeline would be another issue though not directly trade relatedople care about trade and it's important and they want to see trade create jobs in america but don't underestimate this point about economic development strategies that create jobs in america. that's what she's talking about. her whole clean energy plan is about creating jobs in america to make those products where we know there will be a great demand to reduce carbon footprint around the globe, who's going to make those products? it's going to be the u.s. and she has a strategy to do that and he doesn't. >> governor granholm, thank you, good fight. thank you for being on this morning. always good to have you on. >>> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> when other candidates talk about building walls around america, i want to ask them how high does the wall have to be to keep the internet out? >> that's the question hillary clinton posed to republican candidates in the wake of the brussels attacks. just ahead, lawrence o'donnell joins us to talk about how isis may be preaching a return t