mark cooper: that is what they always say. the answer is, the way the law is written, you will protect privacy and quality anti-advertising -- and the advertising. letting people connect is exactly the reasoning behind the home recording and destroy they wanted to stop bcr's -- vcr's. the case is under copyright laws. on court has never won technology. cases and theourt marketplaces. this is exactly the same thing. it has worked so many times that the question is, should we experiment? the answer is, yes. if it goes wrong, we can close the door. we honestly do not believe it will go wrong because of the expense. -- experience. george: the reason the telephone was because the whole system is regulated. they created an incentive to want to keep the phone. there are significant differences. you also had to look at who is really proposing the chairman's proposal. that is the copyright industry. they are concerned this program will threaten their livelihood. what is interesting about this when a that normally, new company comes alo

and mark cooper is the research director for the consumer federation of america. he's also follow a stanford law school center for internet and society. thank you. >> c-span created by america's cable-television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. apple's general counsel, the fbi science and technology department testify about computer encryption and criminal investigation. technology and law enforcement officials will offer their perspectives on the use of encryption and tech products. the house energy and commerce subcommittee hearing starts tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. >> the campaign 2016 fund continues its travels. a bus recently visited the high school and sparks nevada her 3rd prize documentary titled wild horse management. i'm bussing crew then headed to california to meet with winners in that state. recognizing kristen cooper and jackie power for their winning documentaries. congresswoman judy chu joins friends, family, and classmates for their winning documentary on social security. the

chief economist for the phoenix center for advanced legal and economic outlook policy studies and mark cooperresearch director for the consumer federation of america, debate the sec's proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set-top boxes instead of renting them from providers, a move to open up competition in the set-top box market. they are joined by the telecommunications reporter for bloomberg be in a. >> we think competition in the set-top box market, the 96 act that would want competition, some places it has worked in some places it has not. this is one place where it really hasn't. consumers could have lower prices and more choices if we got some vigorous competition. >> the first question is, is there a market for set-top boxes and the answer in terms of what is delivered over the cable network is no because a set-top box is a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service, so it is the cheapest and most efficient way to do it. the companies would prefer a market if it was more efficient. >> watch the communicators tonight a

george ford is with the phoenix center where he's their chief economist, and mark cooper is the research director for the consumer federation of america. mr. cooper, what do you think about what the fcc has proposed? >> guest: we think we need competition in the set-top box market. the '96 act that we want competition, competition, competition, some places it's worked, some places it hasn't, this is one place where it really hasn't, and we think consumers would have lower prices and more choices if we got vigorous competition into that space. >> host: george ford. >> guest: well, the fcc's nprm asked the question whether the set-top box is competitive, the first question x. actually the first question is, is there a market for set-top boxes, and in terms of what's delivered over the cable network, no, because the set-top box is actually a component of the network. that's the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service, so it's the cheapest way to do it, the most efficient way to do it, is so no market has developed. the companies would prefer a market if it was more

sides of this issue, george ford is with the phoenix center where he is the chief economist, and mark cooper is the research director for the consumer federation of america. mr. cooper, what you think about what the fcc has proposed? >> guest: we think we need competition in the set-top box market. and 96 act said we want competition, competition, competition. some places it's worked, some as a. this is one place where really hasn't and we think consumers would have lower prices and more choices if we got some vigorous competition into that space. >> host: george ford? >> guest: the fcc's nprm asked the question was not the set-top boxes were competitive, the first question. actually the first question is is there a market for set-top boxes? the answer really concerned about is delivered over the cable network, no, because the set-top box is actually a component of the network. that's the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service so it's the cheapest way to do, the most efficient way. that companies would prefer a market. >> guest: let's bring lydia beyoud in. she's o

chief economist for the phoenix center for advanced legal and economic public policy studies, and mark cooperresearch director for the consumer federation of america, debate the fcc's proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set-top boxes instead of renting them from cable providers. a move to open up competition in the market. the are joined by telecommunications reporter for bloomberg. >> we need competition in the market. said competition, competition, competition. this is one place it really has not worked. we as the consumers have low prices and more choices if we got some vigorous competition. >> the first question is is there a market for set-top boxes? what hasr in terms of been delivered over the cable network is no. it's a component of the network. that's the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service. is the cheapest way to do it, the most efficient way to do it. the companies would prefer to do it that way. >> watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. [crowd noise] >> welcome to tuscaloosa, alabama. located on the western side of t

on the communicators, george ford, chief economist for policyanced legal and studies, and mark cooper debate the sec proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set- top boxes. they are joined by the telecommunications reporter for bloomberg bna lydia beyoud. places, this access work. this is one place it really has not. we think consumers would have lower prices and more choices if we got vigorous competition in that space. >> is there a market for set-top boxes? no, because that is actually a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver television service. it is the cheapest and most efficient way to do it. watch "the communicators," monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> saturday, april 30th, c-span presents live coverage of the 2016 white house correspondents dinner, an event that typically includes prepared remarks by the president of the united states. coming up in a few minutes, we are going to show you the last white house correspondents dinner speeches from presidents reagan, both bush's, and clinton. first, we will discuss the washing

communicators," george ford, chief economist for the advanced legal and economic public policy studies and mark cooper debate the fcc's proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set-top boxes instead of renting them, and moved to open up competition in the set-top box market. they're joined by the communications reporter for bloomberg bna. >> we want competition, competition, competition. some places it works, some places it hasn't, and this is one place where it really hasn't. we think consumers would have low prices and more options if we had competition. >> the first question is, is there a market for set-top boxes. because thes, no, set-top box is a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service, so it is the cheapest and most efficient way to do it, so no market has developed. the companies would prefer a market if it were more efficient. >> watch "the communicators" monday night on c-span2. created by america's cable-television companies and property as a public service by your cable and satellite provider. "americanek, artifacts," take

chief economist for the phoenix center for advanced legal and economic public policy studies, and mark cooper, research director for the consumer federation of america debate the fcc's proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set top boxes instead of renting them from cable providers. a move to open up competition in the set top box market. they are joined by lydia beyoud from bloomberg saus. >> we think we need competition in the set top box market. the '96 act said we want competition competition. some places it has worked. some places it hasn't. this is one place where it really hasn't. we think consumers would have more choices and lower prices if we got competition into that space. >> the first question is is there a market for set top boxes? >> the answer is really in terms of what is delivered over the cable network, no, because the box is actually a component of the network. that's the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service. it's the cheapest way to do it, most efficient way to do it. no market has developed. the companies would prefer a market if it was

communicators," george ford, chief economist of the phoenix center for public policy studies and mark cooper, research director for the consumer federation of america, debate the sec's proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set-top boxes instead of renting them from cable providers, a move to open up competition in the set-top box market. they are joined by lydia bay ude. >> we think we need competition in the set-top box market, and we want competition, competition, competition. someplace who has worked; some places it hasn't.this is one where it really hasn't . we the lower prices and more choices with vigorous competition. >> the first question is is there a market for set-top boxes? the answer really, in terms of what has been over the cable network, is no, because they are a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service, and it is the cheapest way to do it that the market has developed. communicators," monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> a house subcommittee is looking at the benefits of providing service dogs

chief economist for the phoenix center for advanced legal and economic public policy studies, and mark cooper, research director for the consumer federation of america debate the fcc's proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set top boxes instead of renting them from cable providers. a move to open up competition in the set top box market. they are joined by lydia beyoud from bloomberg saus. >> we think we need competition in the set top

. >> tonight on "the communicators," george ford and mark cooper, research director for the consumereration of america, the bait the fcc's proposals allowing consumers to buy their own set-top boxes instead of writing them from cable providers, a move to open the set-topon in box market . >> we think we need competition in the set-top box market. we want competition, competition. some places have worked in some places have not. this is one place where a real has not -- it really has not. -- lower more prices prices and more choices if we have competition in that space. >> the first question is do we have space in the set-top box? no because it's a component of the network and the most efficient way designed to televisionle service. it is the cheapest way and most efficient way to do it. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> our live coverage of the presidential race continues tuesday night for the new york state primary. for us at 9:00 p.m. eastern election results, candidate speeches, and fewer reaction. road to then the white house on c-span, c-span

george ford, chief economist for the phoenix center for advanced legal and economic policies and mark cooper, research director for the consumer federation of america, debate the f.c.c.'s proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set top boxes. instead of renting them from cable providers. a move to open up competition in the set top box market. they're joined by a telecommunications reporter for bloomberg. >> we think we need competition in the set top box market. the 96 act says we want competition. some places it's worked, some places it hasn't. this is one place where it really hasn't. we think consumerers would have lower prices and more choices if we got some vigorous competition into that space. >> the first question is, is there a market forsett top boxes? the answer really is no, because the set top box is actually a component of the network. that's the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service. so it's the cheapest way to do it, the most efficient way to do it. no market has developed. the companies would prefer a market if it was more efficient to do it

communicators, george ford, chief economist for the phoenix center for advanced policy studies and mark cooper, researcher rector for the consumer federation of america, debate the fcc's proposal allows it -- allowing consumers to buy their own set-top boxes, instead of renting them from providers, a move to open up competition in the set-top box market. we think we need competition in a set-top box market. some places it works, some places it has not. this is one place where it really has not. gethink consumers would better choices and lower prices if we had some vigorous competition. >> the answer in terms of what is delivered over the cable network is no because a set-top box is a component of the network. the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service, so it is the cheapest way and most efficient way to do it. the companies would prefer a market if it was more efficient. >> what's the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. ♪ reporter: this week on "q&a" sally denton, as she talks about her book "the profiteers," which takes a look at the largest enginee

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the company says they are cooperating. mark: can they survive all of this were not?hat is the $9 billion question, i would say. certainly, elizabeth holmes yesterday in the interview which we just showed said absolutely, we have built this powerful technology. we know we will come out ahead. it depends on who you ask. what we know right now is only part of the picture. it is possible that the company could, somehow, address many of these issues and resolve them. on the other hand, there is this real threat that they could lose lab. license to operate a that is a separate issue they're dealing with with their main regulator as a result of the lab inspections. betty: if they can'operate a lab, that is it. sheelah: that would be a real problem. they have said they have responded. that would be a devastating blow. theranos is scrambling to respond to its regulatory requests. it will prove to its regular -- regulators that it can operate a lab. some of all we are seeing is the result of the fact that a group quickly and do not have the personnel in place to deal with all

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cooperating. in fact, the u.s. has been sanking russian over and over again for the past two years. so this really marks potentially a new chapter in u.s. russian cooperation in the middle east and, particularly, in syria. it is an unusual striking development and shows really the depth of work that both secretary of state kerry and russian foreign minister have kon to repair the relationship and to work together on syria >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry has warned iraq's government against political infighting. he told a meeting of the country's leaders in baghdad that unity is the key to winning the fight against i.s.i.l. al jazeera's state department correspondent now reports. >> reporter: coalition air strikes destroy i.s.i.l.'s headquarters in the city of mosul while iraqi troops conduct preparations to retake that city. two years after i.s.i.l. first moved into iraq, the u.s. secretary of state told reporters in baghdad on friday the situation is slowly improving. >> d.a.e.s.h. is getting weaker by the day and the coalition strategy of supporting the iraqis with training and equipment and ai

george ford, chief economist for the phoenix center for advanced legal and economic public policy cooper,and mark research director for the consumer federation of america debate the fcc's proposal allowing consumers to buy their own boxes instead of renting them from cable providers. by aare joined telecommunications reporter for bloomberg. >> we think we need competition in the box market. places that has worked, someplace it has not. this is one place where it really hasn't. we think the consumers would have low prices and more choices if there were bigger is competition. >> the first question is, is there a market? of answer really in terms what is delivered over the cable network, no, because that box is actually a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service. so it is the cheapest way to do it and most efficient way to do it. the companies would prefer a market if it was more efficient to do it that way. watch the communicators monday night at eight eastern on c-span2. >> he had a couple of meals and a shovel. i think again it is one

cooper is interesting. earlier this month kelly and mark supported him at the premiere of his hbo documentary.quent fill in neil patrick harris is also on the short list. kelly attended his wedding in italy. >> i hope we didn't break into a castle. >> i wouldn't be mad if andy cohen was in the chair. they would be great. >> and this morning bravo's andy cohen instagramed a pick with kelly and the #morning queen. >> have you spoken to kelly about the whole situation going on? >> you bet i have. >> he was asked about wanting the job last night. >> do you think you're ready for the hosting gig? >> i got like 10 jobs. >> great nonanswer. meanwhile we heard her entire team flew into new york to circle the wagons and she only has a year left on her contract. she could use that as leverage. >> this has more twists and turns than the game of thrones. coming up in kelly ripa's rise to su stardom. was her husband really the one pulling all the strings. >> and we break down the music of prince. the stories never knew behind the bigg >> tomorrow on e.t. we're with prince's manymuses. >> he never >>> that

it emphasizes cooperation and that group enormously. mark: thank you for joining us. in new york. russell coutts, the chief executive officer of the america's cup authority. you can read more, you know where to find it. stay with us. ♪ ,etty: 11:00 a.m. in new york four :00 p.m. in london, 11 p.m. in hong kong. i am that he lived in new york. and youam mark barton are watching "the european close" on bloomberg. erik-- betty: i am betty liu in new york. you: i am mark barton and are watching "the european close" on bloomberg. a look at my options traders today, the most there is up the british since native began. the recent rally continues. betty: after yesterday's big rally, oil moves lower ahead of this weekend's opec meeting. how a potential agreement to freeze production at historically high levels could affect oil prices. mark: shares of tesla are following, tumbling, posting their biggest drop since 2014 after the u.k. promised growth would not be smooth. there will be a significant amount to achieve.

you can see a very marked difference and saudis and others are willing to cooperate under the table more than over the table in ways that have not been there before and the syrian army and iraqi army. another real threat. so in all of these respects and these opportunities, there are threats. the iranis a formidable enemy. instead of conventional wars we face in the prospect of asymmetrical wars. they're very difficult to wage and very difficult to win and probably close to 200,000 and by the use of rockets that threaten israeli civilian in population. not complete -- i'd say subdued but not complete livanished is the prospect of nuclear iran and most importantly the problem that israel has been coping with so very important opportunities and very severe challenges but what is primarily missing is that t given the paralysis of israeli politics we have not had the government that's taken the bold initiative to try to take advantage of the opportunities to minimize the risks and improve opposition. >> what kind of bold initiative could have been taken under these circumstances? these chang

what could think we need the cooperation of industry, academia, the private sector in owner to come up with a solution. marklso testifying on oversight and investigation, apple's general counsel. today's primary day in new york, hillary clinton's campaign manager predicts new york will taking anmrs. clinton important step in the nomination. bernie sanders needs to win 68% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination. donald trump capturing more than 50% of the votes statewide would put him in a strong position to win all of the states delegates. a cincinnati man playing with that charge was planning to attack the u.s. capital has been found competent to stand trial. a judge issued the ruling after from a testimony psychologist for the defense. he says christopher cornell is able to participate in his defense. study in colorado finds kids are not smoking more pot since the drug became legal but adults are according to the most comprehensive report yet on the effects of the state's 12 recreational marijuana law. more people in colorado are calling poison control related to marijuana exposure. malaysian

marked difference. other sunni-arab countries are willing to cooperate in israel, often times under the table, more than over the table. ways knot been there before. there is no danger currently of conventional war, because, we are at peace with two countries with armies, egypt and jordan, to a former military adversary the syrian army and iraqi army, not a real threat. the. in all these respects, these are opportunities. there are threats. iranians are a formidable enemy. instead of conventional wars. we face probability asymmetrical wars. conventional war has been replaced by asymmetrical war and by the use of missiles and rockets that threaten the israeli civilian population. not complete, i would say, subdued but not completely vanished is prospect of nuclear iran. and most importantly, the endemic policy problem israel has been coping with. so, very important opportunities, very severe challenges. but, and, what is primarily missing is that given the paralysis of the, israeli politics, we have not had a government that has taken a bold initiative to try to take advantage of the opportunities, to mi

mark: this morning as kasich campaigned in philadelphia, ted cruz was in indiana. they defended their unorthodox cooperation>> i don't see this as any big deal other than the fact that i'm not going to spend resources in indiana and he's not going to spend them in other places. so what? what is the big deal? i've never told them not to vote for me. i am not over there campaigning and spending resources. we have limited resources. >> he's focusing his energies elsewhere. that is a decision allocation of resources that makes a lot of and is devoted to the principle of meeting hillary clinton and turning the country around. >> donald trump is going to scream and yell -- that has been his pattern. mark: what is behind this extraordinary deal and is it a good idea? john: as a wise man has been saying all day long, it's obviously true. and is devoted to the principle they would not be doing this if they didn't have to. i've been saying for weeks that they should start doing stuff like this. in california, where the districts are in play, both these guys, ted cruz has plenty of money, john kasich does not. donald

cooper. the time 6:38 there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. mark off the fbi's most wanted top ten list. we have the details on how police caught up with a murderer on the run. >>> plus it is all laugh when melissa mccarthy portrays a wealthy mowingle and fights to -- mogul and fights to win it back. >>> plus, chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. look at this beautiful shot, "action news" saturday morning continues after the break. >>> 33 brenda delgotto is under arrest she was added to the top ten most wanted list. she was arrested in mexico. she is accused of plotting the murder of her romantic rival. she got two accomplices to kill a dentist who was dating her ex-boyfriend. the accomplices are in jail. >>> space x has launched an unmanned rocket to the international space station. >>> three, two, one. engine ignition. lift off. >>> the company successfully landed its first stage booster on the ocean platform for the first time. congratulations. space x employees you can hear them chanting usa after the booster tou

mark's death but innocent of the crime. as many as ten other suspects involved in that 2014 home invasion have not yet been caught. police believe miles knows who they are but refuses to cooperate. >>> tracking metro tonight. general manager paul widdafel have call for a surge in maintenance on the main line and will use thermal imaging to find out where the leaking is coming commuters could experience 20 minute delays. >>> i heard you mention la plata. >> 14 years. >> i recall that. >> sunday night. >> the next day the town was leveled. >> we were all there. >> we interrupted 60 minutes and took heat from that and that was the second strongest tornado recorded. it was on the ground for 68 miles and 24 of which or 24 was in charles county itself. and again winds 200 to 260 miles per hour. f4 which would be an ef5 changed back in 2007. interesting fact. the sacred heart church rectory was not destroyed. >> with a lot of assistance you have, it is showing a lot of damage. >> it wa virginia side and he went around to get to la plata. >> how many lives? >> four were loss andling note here back in 1926, same thing in pla platta tornado lost 16 lives. that is kind of our tornado alle

>>mark: here is video from the same police said the driver involved did stop and is cooperating with the investigation the girl who was head was conscious and breathing she was taken to the hospital where waiting for update on her condition police a time to put a stop to a dangerous trend should along busy freeway is the lead is happen along highway 42 that night one person was killed in the gunfire between cars and an average rolled in pittsburgh there been a 10 shootings in the east bay freeway since november 11th were on interstate 84 of the shootings were dead and just one of rest has been made and russian police said most of the shootings have been targeted in a gang-related but they're having trouble finding the shooters. officers believe most of the gangs involved in the shootings are from richmond. >>mark: they won by a final three to two they leave the best of seven series three games to one the series hitting back to los angeles game 5 tomorrow night at 732. >>darya: we have game 3 for the will and testament of tonight that are in houston taken on the rocket and maybe have

cooper, we thank you. >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: markelds and david brooks analyze the week in politics; and, british song artist lianne la havas talks about her music. but first, it's been a primary season with long lines, such as the ones at polling stations in arizona last week. and now the focus shifts to wisconsin, where next tuesday's presidential primary will be its first statewide election with a new voter i.d. law in effect. john yang reports from milwaukee. >> reporter: in a driving rain, nefertiti helem and ernest barksdale headed to the department of motor vehicles in downtown milwaukee. neither nefertiti, who walks with a cane because she has lupus, nor ernest, her boyfriend, has a photo i.d. and they'll need one to vote in next week's presidential primary. starting this year, the path to the polling place for many wisconsin voters includes a stop at the d.m.v., which has severely cut its hours across the state. >> i need to obtain a voter i.d. >> reporter: they filled out forms, had their photos taken and waited to hear how

wyatt cooper was there, and he was an actor. >> hey, mark. >> wyatt!as impressed with him, you know. otherwise, you wouldn't be here. >> but you were still married to sidney at the time. >> yes. >> my mom and sidney separated and divorced when i was about 12. that was difficult for me, of course, but on the other hand, i could see how happy my mom was. >> i had an awful lot to work out in my life, and it took me years and years and years to work it out. but when i married wyatt, i knew it was for life. >> my dad wanted you to re-establish contact with your mom? >> yes. he was a great help in that. ♪ >> she then had something called hysterical blindness, which you're not blind, but you're psychologically something happens so that you can't see. i felt, why was i afraid of this sad person, you know? who was so gentle. i mean, she was like a butterfly, you know? >> when mom's mother, for the first time i met her when i was 13 or 14, and just, she visited. and i thought to myself, wow, this is my grandmother, and this is the first time i'm meeting her. >>

mark for nato and the arab region, projecting stabilization? >> well, as i said i very much believe that we can expand cooperation with the gulf cooperation council this is a united arab emirates -- i visited united arab emirates a couple weeks ago. i think by helping countries in the region to stabilize the region we are of course also making the country more secure. the whole idea is, if nato's neighborhood is more stable, they are more secure and we are more secure. it's not in a way, security is not you get less of it you share it. you get more security if you create security together. so i strongly believe in us working together with the gcc. i also believe that the gcc countries can help us working jointly, for instance, with fighting isil, with building capacity in a country like iraq. so for me we have to do many things at the same time and we have degree we will start to step up and hopefully we will be able to make decisions related to this at our summit in warsaw. >> this. in the back, way in the back. the lady in the red. >> i'm from the polish embassy. wanted to ask a quick question. first regarding political -- what conditions must

cooper. >> and they have both filled in on the show before. and they're fantastic. good choices either way. kelly's husband markonsuelos had been filling in before. nothing is really for certain until all that turmoil dies down. >> you got that right. >>> let's move on now to another list of famous faces getting a big honor as people's most beautiful. jennifer aniston is the cover girl for the annual issue which came out this week. and we've got the making of that issue and jen's all new interview. >> i feel really beautiful when i finish a great workout. >> well, it takes work keeping that bod beautiful. she is on three different covers of "people" and confesses she never loved her booty. >> she would get teased what she called a bubble butt when she was younger. now she can't believe that people want injects to make their butts larger. >> she shared some of her healthy indulgence, hot water and lemon when she wakes up. then a homemade protein drink. watched her transform to friends. she was just 21 on the set of "ferris bueller" tv. >> i'm going to take it and make it my own and unique. >> she tells people hu

. >>> back here at home cooper university hospital is focused on protecting children from abuse and negligent. >> hospital held a pinwheel planting event to markse awareness m the pinwheel signifies childhood. this is the fourth year the hospital held the event. >>> happening now, pope francis is making a push for compassion. the pontiff today stressed mercy when it comes to the catholic family life in a new document dealing with sex and marriage. fox's lauren green has the sto story. >> reporter: vatican officials unveiled a pope' long awaited document on catholic family live. 256 page work to help priests have a more merciful approach to rules concerning issues such as sex, marriage and pro creation. >> more important than pastoral failures are the pastoral efforts to strengthen marriages in doing so preventing them from falling apart. >> titled the joy of love, the document does not make any formal changes in church doctrine but it says vatican can no longer quote throw stones at believers who don't follow ideals found in the gospel. couples need to use their consciouses when deciding about how many children to have and did not mention the

but, i mean, mark hallprin, are john kasich and ted cruz engaging in collusion? >> high level cooperation -- >> which is -- >> doomed to fail. >> they are so bad at it. >> okay. we're on until 10:00 a.m. eastern time today. >> pace yourself, america. >> super size edition of "morning joe." this is exciting. when you finally wake up. can we get joe extra shots in his coffee. we need some smelling salts. mark hall per ring along with willie, joe, and me. it's voting day. it's going to be exciting! >> the collusion thing is not working so well. john kasich was asked yesterday about the collusion and he said we're not working together. i don't want my people to vote for him. i think i'm going to win. >> he sort of did. he sort of admitted to it. the whole thing was awful. a couple of questions -- >> yes. >> i mean, i whine but why did this get reversed? >> reversed? >> i thought it was done. >> the appeals court said roger goodell has the power to oppose that suspension. >> wait. >> the commissioner -- >> aren't we done with this thing? is this the deflated balls thing? >> yeah. is he going t

mark, let's check jan first word news. vonnie quinn has more. vonnie: president obama says the u.s. is committed to helping the persian gulf. presidentrabia, the met members of the gulf cooperation council. he said the u.s. will improve their military and said they will make sure they are not improving ties at their expense. >> none of our nations have an interest in conflict with the iranians. take appropriate steps in the region. bonnie: president obama also said the nuclear deal could not have happened without the support of gulf nations. explosion killed 13 people at a camp on mexico's southern gulf coast. the blast in the fire close evacuations in that area. the state oil company said 136 workers were hurt. those earthquakes that struck tourism japan may cost money. the quakes killed more than 50 people. the cause widespread damage. and, queen elizabeth ii is 90 years old today. the longest serving market in british history has rained for 64 years. she met with well-wishers. thousand the lights apartment will be lit red white and blue for her honor. howard around the world. i am vonnie quinn. let's go to the ecb, staying the course. leaving its rates at record lows. draghi

need the cooperation of industry, the cooperation of academia, the cooperation of the private sector in order to come up with solutions. marking before the committee, apple general counsel. the primary day is today in new york and hillary clinton's campaign manager is predicting the state will result in her taking an important step for the nomination. her rival, senator bernie sanders, win -- needs to win 68% of the remaining delegates if he hopes to win the nomination. on the republican side, donald trump needs to capture more than 50% of the votes statewide that would put him in strong position to win all of new york's 95 gop delegates. it has been one year since the death of freddy gray. 2015, weekil 19, after he was seriously injured in a baltimore police department transport van. his face became a focal point in the national debate over police treatment of african-americans. six officers are charged in his death. none of the cases has been resolved. in september, the freddy gray family in the city of baltimore reached a settlement, awarding his relatives $6.4 million. belgium remains on high alert following last month'