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the question for the table, anand, are the warriors now the greatest team of all time? >> it is hard for me to accept -- i grew up watching jordan and the bulls. >> me too. >> it is very -- i think it is a kind of music, like music, the music you grow up with when you're a teenager is always the best music. >> yes. >> that's how i sort of feel about the bulls. i got to see the warriors at a game a few months ago, but i can't let go of my teenage idols. >> elise -- >> i go michael. i go michael. i can't -- it is just childhood. nostalgia, glory days. >> wes moore, dissenting opinion. >> michael jordan is the best player in the history of basketball. season we have ever seen. i mean, over 400 three-pointers in a single year. and here is the thing, if you look at how the bulls would have compared, who would have covered steph curry, harper? if you put -- >> scotty pippen. he could shut him down. >> that's questionable. this is a team who has done things that we haven't seen in basketball before. and they beat, you know, the spurs this year arguably also maybe a top ten, to

>> i give a ananding ovation to ththe voters in baltimore for their third see.e. riots in the kekef ththe pret graray death in poli custody. what i thought was a bunch of trouememakers in a town that needs urban renewal. troublemerers burning the assets of those poor opop, burning access to drugstores, burniningn the facilieses, making a lot of isise, attracting a lot of attention to themsmselves. ifif you go through baltimore,ou see swap of the city in ruruins the city needs a lot of tender love, doesn't need troublemamaks running for mamayor. the people off baltitire show their od sense and rejected scott. stuartgeraldo rivera went far this morning. as always, thankyou. appreciate it. back to the gop race donald trump she is the presumptiv favorite, the prumptive nominee,hat is what he said. calls on ted cruz and john kasich to drop o. let's bring in john kasich supporter, two questio, when does he op out is the first one. when does he drop out? he e doesn't. sticks it out through the convention.. that is the pn this entire ti. stuart: he can win. >> sure he can

anand we bet them. and there are about $80 billion less money you alll have had to pay in the ensuing years. why did we beat them? one is we e went up and down the state. it was a real grarassroots effort. harvey rosenfield and others were involved.d. second, the media covered it every day, and especially the "los angeles times." and, third, it was something everyone understood, when they write their auto insurance, you know, checkck so it wasn't complex to understand. so it is true. the corporations have twisted grotesquely ththis ininitiative right thahat you have against y. i mean, even the tobacco companies blocked one recently, didn't they? there was supposed to be a little higher tax on tobacco. tobacco's not very popular these days. but they twisted it because they dominated ththe airwaves with their prpropaganda. ok, so campaign finance reform. if you want to have an honest initiative referendum/recall process, youou got to have publc funding g of public campaigns. otherwise, you will get this g

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anand then he got flattened by e trucuck. so fun. topic number 4.don wanted to o do some mexican sport fishing so he dropped hihis line offff the cot of los cabos mexico and snsnaird what looked like the spawn of a human baby and a shelled turtle. what you are about to see may disturb you because they shouldn't be forcing babies and turtles to mate. baby and shell turtle. look like it.. well, i'm no bo andist but it's actually a swell shark.. some people call it the alien fish. they would be humanoid. and we are notot s stranger to d sea species. let's check in with our favorite marine biologist for their thoughts on this catch. >> oh, my god! holy [bleep]! kennedy: holy [bleep] indeed. topic number. we all know the robots are the natural enemies of cats. now, we have proof. watch. it's my unholy death. the cat realized it's in grave danger of being automated by a small box that basically does the same thing. it sits around ignoring people and sucking up money because cats are effectively broken. i'm so sorry. broken toasters with fur. you know what

anand because a record $160 billion merger. the pfizer ceo says u.s. drug companies are at a disadvantage, compmpeting in the global marketplace. allelergan ceo calls the new rus on american. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton welcoming the president's decision. >> i am really proudhat the treasury secretary and the president yesterday announced top new rules on this gimmick that compani are using. it's wrong. it got to stop. but president obama announced is a good start. nicole: the merger would have moved it to ireland where will pay far less in corporate taxes. lauren: about 12.5% from a third of what you pay in the u.s. the collapse of the deal coupled with the justice department lawsuit to block them merger of halliburton and baker hughes raises the question is this administration going after business. adam shapiro has a report. reporter: the justice department says the baker hughes albertan would eliminate significant competition. early wednesday morning atat the depament of justice filed the antitrust lawsuit to block the deal. ha

and ted cruz anand john kasich with an effort to blocock donal trump's patath. .. >> a ranancorish campaign, , je rowe last night sending g out a message, to enensure that we nominate a republican n who can unify the party. they'll focus s time and resosources in indiana and chee the path foror governor kay search to compete in oregon anad new mexico a and hope that both campmpaigns follow our lead. cruz waited untitil after last night's town hall releleased th newsws and he certainly leaned n athat directioion when asked about the e path forward. here is cruzrom last nightht. >> everyone would rather s see ththe republican party ute early on by a a nominee. i would loveve to have 1237 delegates today,y, that hasn't happppened. what is good for the g.o.p. is nominate a candidatate who can win and whwho actually has a rel substantivive agenda. >> this morning, donald trtrump clclearly incensed was still tweeting aboutut it, writing ths on twitter, lying ted cruz andn kasich are unable to beat me on their r own so they have to tea up, collusion, i in a two on on, sh

this week, t the fight against human trafafficking anand slave, one vulnerable child victim at a time. i'm mike walter in los angeles. let's take it "full frame."

it is our next stop anand the director of the nature reserve gisele madero's joint us on our trip. the atlantic forest used t cover upup large swapsps to bri. only 7% % of the originanal fors has survived. >> people pose the biggest threat to the forest. we have to communicate better than the finanancial benefits of blogging pale in comparison with those of having it intact forest. >> this is where the city's drinking water comes from. the rainforest also helps cool the entire region. it also provides another valuable service that explains it status in marco pierre as master lands. >> when it rains hard the rainforest retains a large volume of water and releases it into the city more gradually. it absorbs a lot of water and slows down the outflow. the rainforest has become a lifesaver for the city's inhabitants. >> without it the flood wave would have been a lot more destructive three years ago. increasingly areas close to the river are being left undeveloped, so they can act as a floodplain. >> we have moved on from the phase where we were concerned with building as possible witho

but we've got the rain moving in and you can see the tomorrow we're going to start off raw anand chilly, a spotty afternoon. and that will clear out creating a better day for us on saturday. >> tomorrow, up to 56 degrees but well below the normal high for this time of the year. we've got the cool temperatures, the high humidity and it's going to be a little raw out there during the next 24 hours. 60 in arlington, south holt at 6 h 52 and 53 in as bury park. by the time we get to the end of the night friday, much of that is out of the way. let's put it together for you over the next seven days. we talked about the rain tonight and tomorrow periods of rain, saturday the day to get outside going to see rain and showers back in the forecast for sections or parts of the afternoon. and then monday a couple of showers to begin the day. tuesday a little bit of a break. but it's springtime. we've got unsettled weather. going to warm up to 70 degrees midweek. that's a quick look at your forecast. send it over to you. >>> there is a proposal to band residents of one town from renting out their hom

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republican nationall cocommitte the senenator'all campapaign committee, conongressional commitittee rga anand other institututions because as leade of the party his goal is notot only to ee likt himselelf but ensurere a republican majory in the congrs and help elect governors and other downstream members as well. >> i want to turn to -- it soded though -- as though that there was a pledge of deeper coeration certainly than there ha been. th may not b a terrific amount, but a pledge of traditnal relationsp between th nominee and the rnc including fundraising, organization campaigning for candates. is tt a fr -- fai statemt? >> donald trum has been talking to the chairman othe party over the coursee of the last f weeksnd has hadery good phone calls as recently as sterday and he has made it clear that he's looking forward to working with him to pull the party togeer. as far as he's concerned as he becos the presumpti nominee he undstands that the c chairman of thearty h an responsibility reay toork to lp bring the unitys well togethererh trump. and so this is -- it's a process, it' an oningg pro

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anand the w world iss gatheherin may, next month, may 2, in geneva. the united nations.discuss the steps to dodoing this and to discussss the legal requirements of global disarmament, and the united states is boycotting. amy: boycotting why?y? >> the united states is boycotting it because it doesn't believe these discussions are useful or productive. but of course, they're the most important discussions on the planet. and we need to close the legal gagap and we need to actually gt the united states and all of the other nuclear weapons states to live up to their obligations under the not liberation treaty. amy: marylia kelley, we will have a link to your report at democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ñññññññññ

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anand make efforts for peace an stability in the region. >> earlilier this momonth, the destroyers and t the submamarind navigation training in the philippines, a country that also has competing territorial claims with china in the sea. we spoke to an expert on security issues in the asia pacific. he is a former self-defense force officer and an ananalyst with the tokyo foundation. >> this time, the portrt call i of important meaning, because japan visits vietnam, which has a dispute between china. and the bay is an important naval base for vietnam. japan also sent susubmarines to the bay in the philippines. the philippines alsoso has a teterritorial dispute withth ch. so these port of calls have meaning of the pressuring china. china tried to make south china sea to be chinese territorial waters, but china a does not us ththe territororial water. if china used the water, it defined the 12 nautical miles fromom its territory, , but chi wants to control all of the water in the south china sea, so china is proceeding building artificial islands and also the military facilities on the isl

anand the w world iss gatheherin may, next month, may 2, in geneva. the united nations.discuss the steps to dodoing this and to discussss the legal requirements of global disarmament, and the united states is boycotting. amy: boycotting why?y? >> the united states is boycotting it because it doesn't believe these discussions are useful or productive. but of course, they're the most important discussions on the planet. and we need to close the legal gagap and we need to actually gt the united states and all of the other nuclear

issues of the ownership being anonymous, it is impossisible to tellll the difference between legal anandllegal. it is because it is secret. the assumption that this is legal, which is an interesting defense -- the best defense i have heard i is that it is lege. if that is the best argument, this is not really a defensible factor in my view. peter: we will come back to that line of thought in a second. a lot of questions clearly in the past week or so being asked in the media about what is going on in panama. another question, what do ordinary people think? we haven't idea -- have an idea where people are protesting. the icelandic leader has had to step down. >> the icecelandic prime minist, taken by surprise. >> what can you tell me about the company mr. banister -- mr. prime mininister? -- ifll -- it's a company i recall correctlyly, which is associated with one of the companies that i was on the board of. and it had an account, which as -- on thed, has been tax account, since it was established. now i am starting to feel a bit strange about these questions, because it is like you are a

anand we feel lilike it's our obligation to figure out how to coexist.people are very frustrated by the way the reintroduction occurred. and i in recent years come i i k the frfrustrationn has increased in many respects because of the way some of the mainstream environmental groups have handled all of the legal battles surrounding the delistining of wolves. panic ofe initial semi- wolf introduction introduction, there was a time of several years s were things simmered don andd people began to learn and began to get curious and fascinated by this whole phenomenon. but then, when the battles really heated up about delisting, there was a lot of backlash and a lot of backsliding. and that is what we are in the middle of right now, i thinknk. predatator friendly as a certification, basically a group of ranchers who have committed not to kill native carnivores and ordered to protect their sheep. it started in the early-to-mid- 1990s. we started working on mittens and hats and smaller knitted roddick's. it has been a way both prododucs and consnsumers to l lear

you have 20-pound wololf pups being shot in idaho anand wyomg.inin wyoming, yoyou canano to national forest land and trap and starere wolves. you u can kill wolveves howewevu want.. [[gunshot] been signed off by the department of the interior and the state of wyoming. >> a lot of the big fans of yellowstone wolves are following the lives of the actual individuals. they are the attraction. these become the stars of our show. so without them, oh, wow, and then to have them hunted, it is even harder for our guests to understand good they could influence decision about visiting the park in the future. wolf hunting and hunting in gegeneral are both extremelyly important to people in montana. it is interwoven into the traditions we observe, the pathways of our daily lives throughout the year. it is something that we zealously protect. hunting is very important, a very important way in which to put food on the table for many families. a good-sized elk can feed a family of four or more if it is a larger elk throughout the year. that has been the traditio