john roberts area osceola, indiana. thank you.heather: hillary clinton campaigning in kentucky and west virginia today i have primaries in those states. the one topic that has been front and center of those places is the future of the coal industry and jobs there. voters in coal country often disagree with the democratic push for renewable energy and also those regulations pushed by the obama administration that have pushed people out of jobs there. peter barnesis here with what else is on mrs. clinton's agenda. good morning. >> a header. if her husband's visit to logan west virginia was a preview , secretary clinton is going to get a cool reception in coal country, primary day next week. former president bill clinton was heckled and booed at an appearance thereyesterday. >> . [doing] the difference between us and then is that we listen to them. reporter: secretary clinton's support for clean energy and curbing fossil fuels, coal in particular has not warmed voters to her in west virginia. in march she said she hoped to boost econ

local governments like the one i mentioned in osceola county. so we've got an opportunity to respond. now, this senator understands that it's already baked into the cake, even though this proposal by senator rubio and me is bipartisan, it's already baked into the cake, that it's going to be the 1.1 but beware. the crisis is looming. we haven't gotten an effective method for controlling the mosquito. we do not have a vaccine. all of these things take time and they take money. and it's going to need research. the $277 million in this proposal that senator rubio and i think need to go to the national institute of health to accelerate their research for a vaccine and other basic research. and so when you compare the two competing provisions out here today, the committee position and ours, going to puerto rico, $250 million, that island is devastated. $250 million for medicaid funds. what's in the committee report, $126 million, half. take, for example, the $743 million in our proposal for the c.d.c., the centers for disease control, and the committe

. >> there were only 7,500 total residents in osceola county back in the early '60s. >> there weren'tfor miles, any utilities that people could have even connected to. >> nothing but cows and oranges. >> with the florida turnpike and interstate 4 under construction, well, disney made his decision. but he kept it very quiet. >> well, they had to buy up the land very secretly because as soon as you said disney was coming to central florida, the land values would have gone through the -- the roof. >> he actually formed several fictitious companies. >> about 36 different real-estate companies, none of which knew what the others were doing. >> in 1964, he began quietly buying up millions of dollars' worth of land a few thousand acres at a time. >> without anybody really being aware of what was going on. >> in the beginning, there was a couple names that the project went by -- project x, project future and project east. >> these companies started purchasing 47 square miles, 30,000 acres. >> twice the size of manhattan island, larger than the city of san francisco. >> and it was quite an epi

odds he could still be the republican nominee, and for more free media by sparring with hecklers in osceola and later in marion. >> in in for the distance -- i am in for the distance as long as we have a viable path to victory. i am competing to the end. >> i am not going to be everyone's friend. you are entitled to your views and i will respect them. out, it ishould drop your turn. >> well -- [indiscernible] career politicians have killed america! career politicians have killed america! >> you are the problem. [shouting] >> our average contribution is $60 -- >> [shouting] [indiscernible] >> [shouting] >> [indiscernible] a question everyone here should -- john: nicole, ted cruz right now looks to everybody like he is going to lose. what happened? what happens if that happens? nicole: i think the political fallout is obvious. donald trump hasn't had a bad tuesday since wisconsin, but -- i have been inside a campaign in her final days, and i think there are things you know and things you say, and i get the distinct impression watching ted cruz, which was a bizarre interaction, they did a coup

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marthamartha maccallum.ted cruzh voters at osceola, indiana. donald trump in indiana, john kasich sitting this one out. >> i'm not going to win all the primaries. we just need to make sure we go to an open convention. delegates will look at two things. one is who can win in the fall and who can get elected. i can promise you if donald trump is the nominee, the republican party will get wiped out all across this country. >> with case itch he made a decision about allocation of resources. and i decided to focus on indiana. both of tower cam pains did it from the perspective of where we felt we were best positioned to win. >> i'm leading him by 400-500 delegates. bill: a new poll showing trump up 15. martha: john, good morning to you. reporter: good morning you have to from the bravo cafe. he's going to take a few pictures with the family. they will spray windex on his campaign. talk about some folks this morning. they are very excited here because they say every may, every four years we vote. this year it does make a difference. indiana could be

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institutions like the east asia summit, aipac, including by sending our first dedicated ambassador to osceola hosting the first summit in the united states and hosting aipac in 2011. these are important forums for promoting collective action and facilitating the police for resolution of differences. the best the recent architecture in which the united states is a permanent player. fourth, we have vigorously promoted trade and investment opportunities to unlock growth for the united states as well as for our allies in the region. we implement a free-trade agreement with south korea, worked with burma to modernize and strengthen regimes, helping set the stage for major american companies to enter that market and of course the heart of our engagement in the region economically is the transpacific partnership which will bring 12 economies and 40 percent of global gdp together. it will eliminate more than 14,000 taxes on american exports and help level the playing field for american workers while solidifying an economic arena in which every ownership regardless of its size agrees to fight corrupti

counties and cities and states are begging us now as was indicated by the letter that i introduced from osceola county which is right next to the county of orlando, orange county. it's a relatively well off, affluent county. but they don't have any more mosquito control funds. and so that brings to the floor all the more the concern about as we go into this summer with the rains and remember, this aegypti mosquito, it doesn't have to be a pond that is stag nantz water. it -- stagnant water. it can be a bottle cap that is filled with water that the mosquito lays her lava -- her larva and they hatch. yes, i will yield to the distinguished senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i appreciate the senator from florida yielding for a question. i would just ask the question, is the senator aware that $580 million of unspent ebola funds has been reprogrammed by the obama administration as a downpayment on dealing with this impending crisis? mr. nelson: indeed the senator is aware of that and thank goodness there was this pot of money so that the administration could start this because, look, we

we were at the bravo cafÉ in osceola not too far away from south bend.ve can paint stops that ted cruises going to make today. he will be appearing by 9:00 this morning. he will overturn the polls in indiana and come out with a win in the hoosier state. the paul has donald trump of 15 points but a poll from purdue out at the end of last week has screws up by 16 points. completely opposite air. the preponderance does have donald trump in the league. ted cruz had a rally in the port not too far west of where we are today. when john boehner caught him lucifer in the flesh, ted cruz kind of take the narrative around but they battle for indiana as a fight between good and evil. listen to this. >> i believe in the american people. i believe in the people of the hoosier state. i believe in the men and women gathered here and the goodness of the american people that we will not give in to evil, but we will remember who we are and we will stand for our values. reporter: donald trump was a big rally in fort wayne, indiana last night where he said ted cruises no-ca

at osceola, they make a country skillet that's absolutely to die for.ling out all the stops in a last ditch effort. he beal 'peering with governor pence and together with his surrogates, the cruz campaign has got ten appearance campaigns today. a poll showed he's got a 10-point lead. but the local pole says he has a 16-point lead. ted cruz had a big lead last night in which he kind of compared this race in indiana as a batter between good and evil. here's cruz. >> i believe in the american people. i believe in the people of the hoosier state. i believe in the men and women gathered here and the goodness of the american people that we will not give in to evil, but we will remember who we are and we will stand for our values. >> and then something truly bizarre happened last night. every once in a while ted cruz gets a heckler, but this time at that same rally, the heckler who was going after him saying you suck, and that's a direct quote, was somewhere between 10 and 12 years old. listen to this. >> and when we do that -- [ inaudible ] >> you suck. >> th