they came out, an opportunity really able to draw contrasts with barak obama.he trump views put them in a pickle, in particular if he's the nominee. i think corker was trying to make lemonade from lemons, but this is potentially a problem for republicans running for re-elections. >> never mentioned afghanistan, bill. something like 10,000 troops there briefly. >> the generalities sound strong, back israel, and so forth, but you get to the specifics, the how questions, you get a lot of barak obama. you know, war was a mistake, a big mistake in iraq, we're not going to be there for other people. depends what trump you want. >> all right. when we come back, hillary clinton trying to distance herself from the obama economy as she pivots to the fall campaign. could it be a winning issue for republicans in november? ff. roger that! ff. see ya! we are outta here! woo! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. that's what i'm talking about! and try new glucerna hunger

it turns out she suggested in 2008 that barak obama was not qualified. >> reporter: yeah, this is an unfair attack on hillary clinton. senator barbara boxer said she is most qualified person ever. but they went out with an ad, pointing back to 2008. bill and hillary clinton suggesting that barak obama will not be qualified. >> i have said senator mccain would bring a lifetime of experience and i will bring a lifetime. and barak will bring a speech. >> this is a fairy tale. >> remember that was the speech he gave coming out in the war in iraq. the times have changed and the script is flipped. >> who knows how to ride the subway? i do this 2 or 3 times a week. what is up with the new yorkers? >> reporter: hillary clinton was riding the subway in the bronx even though she has not driven her own car in many, many years. she has the secret service doing that now. and in the the daily news editorial meeting, bernie sanders grot tripped up. he insisted he uses tokens. watch. >> actually, we road the subway. what is the question. >> dew really, dew really? how do you. >> how do you mean. >>

. >> barak obama played a bill clinton kind of role in 2008.elected president. in one case the governor from arkansas and the other case, he is barely been in the senate a couple years. so it's wrong to say that hillary clinton ran into bill clinton's doppelganger, but she did run into a character who had a lot of her husband's skills. >> the biggest gamble we could take right now is to have the same old cast of characters playing the same old washington games over and over again. >> suddenly, they were the establishment. and he is the change. and they were shocked. he was now challenging her for something the clintons had never, ever questions. that's the loyalty of the african-american vote. >> the 2008 comban wampaign was fiasco. >> clinton was the loyal democrat. >> barak obama is our candidate and he will be our president. >> after barak obama won that fall, he asked hillary to be secretary of state. >> it was a way of turning the clinton family into allies as opposed to enemies. it was a move worthy of bill clinton himself. >> he brought

and barak obama it was david plouffe. they were highly organized. this is the big-leagues and to compete at this level, you need a complex organization. at the moment, ted cruz is one guy who has that organization. >> and going back to trump, he's got porportionately more teleigates than he has received votes. and so he has benefitted from the system. trump is getting 1.22 dell greats and that is more than cruz is getting out there in the state. when you porportion who gets committed to who, it is ted cruz who is running up the score against mr. trump. >> so if he doesn't come away with the republican nomination do you see an independent race for donald trump in the future? >> i think that is part of what is going on. he is raising the possibility of going independent. but he go out in the states and run on secondary or libertarian or the constitutional party or get him written in as a write in candidate which is difficult at this point. i think we are all headed to cleveland in a contested convention and he intends to fight for the nomination if he

barak obama, including election day in 2008, have been in the state 47 times. so now, we sobered up by the time 2012 came and went deep red. but the point is that people around here, we appreciate grassroots campaign. >> so you think trump has a chance to come in there -- today is saturday, come in monday maybe? >> oh, yeah. he's doing that, too. but it's much more of an air drop situation. but he's got the star power. we're human here in indiana. star power affects us, too. but i will say the reason it's close, poll that you mentioned, is because ted cruz is really hitting the ground game and then you got donald trump with his quote, unquote, star power. >> i have to leave it there congressman. but in the event there is going to be this race is going to go beyond a first round at the convention, you start thinking about what you might want to be swayed to somebody else's side. >> i'll come back and report. >> you got it. congressman, i appreciate your time. thank you. >> you bet. >> stunning about face by the outgoing head of one pharmaceutical giant suddenly

. >> some of us wish boehner was as critical of barak obama as ted cruz. >> golfing buddy, you don't want to do that. >> i agree with the idea that polling doesn't accurately reflect trump's support because there is this kind of browbeating of people to think that if you support trump or talk about it, you are antiintellectual and antiprogress, antiminority, and trump's slowly, but surely, i'm telling you, i think he's changing minds of a lot of folks, and even if you didn't support him, i'm an example of it, you are taking him more seriously the closer he is to clenching this. >> i embrace intelligence. i want to be clear about that. >> that's why we're here. >> what i find offensive in the country is so many people who think they are intellectuals, and pose as such. you know, i think we are starting to reduce them. >> we do need to be stopping the name calling. both sides. >> you don't approve of of lucifer -- >> i just think we're in too many personal attacks, and we have to bring it together and have a real policy campaign in the future. >> all right. you want me to sing halleluj

. >>> barak obama left the bay city this afternoon. he went to two fundraisers on friday. early this morning obama went to the olympic club to play golf before heading back to the white house. this is his second trip to the bay area this year. >>> it is getting ugly on the presidential campaign trail. hillary clinton and bernie sanders bent much of this weekend exchanging jabs. jim osman has a look at what this and what is next for the race for the white house.>> reporter: i heard it. and i answer? here is the thing. i like protesters, but the ones that won't let you answer are afraid of the truth. >> reporter: former president bill clinton showed up publicly with a verbal push back aimed at black lives matter protesters. >> you are defending the people who killed the lives you say matter. >> reporter: the complaints from a 90s crime bill and thousands of african american men ended up in jail. new york new york, clinton rode the subway. some greeted her with glee and others were nonplussed. the city is familiar territory for the former new york senator. >> i do believe tha

. >> would you then concede, endorse her the way she did of barak obama? >> if we do not have a majority, it's very hard for us to win. >> talking about a majority of the delegates. asked if he would support clinton as the nominee, sanders street. on tuesday, pennsylvania, rhode island, maryland, delaware and connecticut hold their primaries. >>> coming up on news 4 new york, a horrible rush hour accident in new jersey. an update on the driver's condition and how this happened. >>> then it's pilot versus one long island town. tonight, the fight over a 70-year-old's man plane and why he is suing the town of hempstead. >>> the fright for a young boy in china. what happened after he was sucked into the air by a dust devil. >>> he had the choice to be wherever he wanted to be. you know? that's what's so good about him was he came back here and settled here. why do we scream at each other >>> we have new information on the accident that happened during the evening rush in new jersey. police say the woman who ran her car into the back of this tractor-trailer is

we all know in 2008 what she did after june 5th, after california, she was full bore in for barak obamad you expect if he does lose the nomination, he is behind, would you expect him to unify behind the democratic candidate given the republican alternatives? >> yes, andrea. we are blessed with two candidates who have great experience, great expertise, great minds and great hearts. and so the democratic side of the ticket is in a completely different place and the circus on the republican side. once the primary is decided, you'll see both sides reach out together, come together because that's essential for the success of america going forward. so, i do completely expect whoever comes out behind to, one, for the winner to reach out and, second, for the loser to reach out and put us on a track hand in hand together. >> and some people have found it surprising that other progressives, including your fellow senator elizabeth warren, have not endorse ed bernie sanders. do you expect elizabeth warren to endorse or any of the others? >> no. i can't speak for the senators who haven't endorsed. t

made possible for the rise of barak obama and weakening of the u.s. dollar giving us the crisis of 2008. hillary clinton now is trying to be right now the bernie sanders mini me, but can she morph into the bill clinton mini me. because she's an accomplished chameleon, she might do it, and trump has to spell out more not just on taxes, but regulation and what he wants to do on trade. he's been over on that one, and he has to spell is out so there's reassurance to do what george w. did not. >> another thing coch talked about we heard about was regulations saying regulation reform was better under clinton than gw bush. i find it hard to believe. this is a cost of regulations, i believe, $4 trillion, that's huge. i find it difficult to believe that a guy who is in business very sensitive to a lot of regulations wouldn't actually try to cult regulations more than a woman who never really has known the private sector. >> well, david, a challenge for trump is we don't know exactly what he would do, should he make it to the white house. what we know is what h

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ncaa national championship, first shot at the tight until 31 years, team getting red any their final barak at this cents in just two days ago the wildcat made final four history beating the oklahoma sooners by record 44-point. villanova comes into the national title game as a three-point underdog, also the last game for senior star players, here's what coach jay wright has to say about this. >> for this senior class i am really happy for them. i just want them to go out playing villanova basketball. i don't want us to go out changing something and not playing to our best, and then if you don't win that way it kills you. if they play their best, give their best effort, it is a good chance it will be good enough. >> our leslie van arsdale is with the wildcats in houston, look for her live reports from championship game later today on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". tip-off is at 9:19 p.m. >>> well, now it is the latest on the campaign trail. >> most candidates are stomping for votes in wisconsin. ahead of tomorrow's primary. republican frontrunner donald trump wants governor john case he can to ste

so, i play with barack -- no, no i don't play with barak. no, i play with georgia president. i lose because power of card is the person which is president get on the last elections. so putin get a little more, so he's stronger. so, it's one for computer. now it's computer's turn because it won the last turn. lucky i have bashar al assad. of course i won. i won with bashar al assad. it's 1-1. i play with barack again because >> it's even stronger than barak obama. so once again, it's 2-1. then i play with duda and i have alexander. so it's one card. so it's 2-2 and it's a tough -- it's a tough play. and i have bad cards. i have rusof and margvelashvili and i'll play with giorgi because i like georgia. and the computer ask me if i'm going to leave. of course i'm going to leave, he's much, much, much stronger. so computer wins. and i have these which i can just share to special network and it makes this game much more viral so i can show what happens with me and can show it to my friends. so, we make such games. for example, i have one more game. so, katia can explain what is it

.>>> barak obama left the bay area around 2:30 this afternoon. he went to two democratic fundraisers. one was at the home of an and gordon getty. the other was at another private residence. early this morning he went to the olympic club to play a little golf. this is his second trip to the bay area this year. >>> coming up the day after a big area college coach resigns after a sexual harassment investigation he gets rehired on another team. we will show you where. >>> cash for a makeover. if you could pick a city park that needs a facelift where were to be? those are some good looking tomatoes. yep. how long have you been growing them? for a couple months. me too. hey leonard, if we've been growing our tomatoes the same amount of time, why did your dirt grow more than my dirt? because my dirt's better than your dirt. oh. nature's care organic potting mix produces more tomatoes than those other guys. that's some good dirt. >>> one day after he resigned amid a sexual harassment scandal has a new job. yann hufnagel tweeted i am back doing what i lov

barak obama had the likeable enough comment. that stuck.ot of problems lie with herself and who she is. coming cross as calulating and didn't come across as likeable. there is a bloomberg focus group that showed women have a problem. and bernie sanders is a real guy and speaking to the every day man and woman. >> she high negatives but leads 55- 38 percent p over bernie sanders. we'll talk about the african-american vote. we have seen bill clinton address those groups and try to garner their vote. it is working and she is in the lead. black voters she leads 65 percent to sanders 28 percent. can sanders possibly win without that you upon demographic? >> i don't know he can. as lisa saids, it helps bernie that he comes across authentic. and the irony to politics, authentic doesn't always win in the end of the day. and bernie is an authentic guy. and holding a big rally with vampire week woke. in the end of the day, who has the message that appeals to more people that turn out to vote and that might be hillary clinton. >> and to let everyone k

. >> she has 2.4 million more votes and more pledged elected delegates and far more than barak obama who had a now more. and there's no way. super delegates have never not once in the history of the party voted differently than the pledged elected delegates have done. that is not going to happen. in the end she will have more popular votes and pledged delegates in history. and bernie sanders can go to the convention because p of one big change with the super pac and on line fund-raising. he will be funded all the way to the convention in july and have the money to be there. >> bernie sanders took a veiled shot at hillary clinton addressing the a fo cio convention in philadelphia. listen to bernie. >> i have over a 25 year lifetime, a 98 percent pro a fl cio voting record. and i am not sure i was wrong on the two percent by the way. i will not love here this morning and go to a wall street fundraiser and i will not be hustling money from the wealthy and powerful. i group in a sense of the movement you are my family and we will win or lose the campaign on the backs of working families.

. >> one of those things you have to get in on the beginning, whoelt barak the whole bracket. is she here? is it the ghost of her? seriously. is she here? >> where is -- >> is she here? no, that's not weird. it is april fool's day. someone is yelling. >> is it a prank. >> i don't know. she's saving save the wine. let's toast just in case. >> that was weird. all right. anyway, these are cocktails. what's going on. these are our final four -- >> spanx alert. spanx alert. >> that's talking. >> is she here? yes, she is here. she -- she's -- okay, she's flying back so she can't be here. she doesn't know how to facetime, thank god. all right. just taped her saying weird things? okay. well, something's up. all right. okay. so anyway, march madness -- >> do you know what's going on? that's how we celebrate here. >> of course. this is called the teal deal for duke, duke's colors. it matches my dress too. i think duke will go all the way. >> you do in. >> i don't have them in my bracket. my bracket -- >> north carolina. >> i think north carolina is going to go all the way. wait. >> you'

♪ i am barak obama. most of you covered me.r the first time, i'm releasing my official birth video. ♪ i want to make clear to the fox news table that was a joke. ♪ >> you might be interested to know a film crew has been following me around the white house documenting my remaining time there. >> i wish i could be there more. i think he has everything under control. >> wait, wait, wait, wait! >> to be clear, liberation. you hear? >> i stand by this man because he stands for things. not only for things, but he stands on things. >> that was hilarious. >> these days, the house republicans actually give john boehner a harder time than they give me which means orange really is the new black. after all, we have a lot in common. he is a person of color. although, not a color that appears in the natural world. thanks to obamacare, you no longer have to worry about losing your insurance if you lose your job. you're welcome, senate democrats. >> people who think bin laden is hiding, but did you know every day from 4:00 to 5:00 he hosts a s

he laid this all at the feet of barak obama.ny of the things that he laid out resonate with people because that's been the sense of what happened after the invasion of iraq, that america just didn't have the capacity it used to and became a smaller nation. >> yet to pile on what happened in libya as well on top of that. >> right. he added libya. he took syria, the red line in syria, iraq and egypt. he started with iraq. but there's a sense that the middle east in particular has become a never ending black hole of problems that just draws in u.s. power. guess who else said that recently in an article in the atlantic, which is pretty much president obama. so while he's critical of president obama, president obama is saying this is something that has triggered too many things and america needs to be careful becoming too engaged in things that sap its power and don't give people jobs and opportunity. he's giving a more strident version in some ways that the obama doctrine. >> he pledged a surgical defeat and objected the concept of

he has never had to with stand what hillary clinton or president someone like president barak obama hasn his campaign in these last year very favorably. he's obviously got a lot of people who are favorable to him. when you look at the polls, pretty much equal numbers of people in our primaries are favorable to both of these candidat candidates. they like both of them. >> you acknowledge there continues to be this perception among young voters that hillary clinton isn't always as transparent. >> but she addressed that. >> but in a general election, how do you overcome that? >> look, elections are always choices about the two candidates and what you're going to do for people. that's what people typically vote on. she has proven that. chris reference herd record in up state new york when she started campaigning here as a senator. you go out and you persuade people that you are the one who has the track record, the producing results and who has the plans that will make a real difference in people's lives. the reason she is winning in the primaries is for that very reason. when people are lo

ist as our predecessors, it true for barak and me, whether working to deliver on national security or new merging challenges. weeconomic security, succeeded in getting our economies growing and creating jobs for our people. the global economy still faces serious challenges. but written and the united states where the fastest-growing major economies in the world last year. and we know how important trade deals are in driving global growth. in ouremain determined vision of a u.s.-eu trade deal. pushing this forward would create billions for our economies and create the standard for the world to follow. on national security, with our partners in the eu, we used our economic muscle to avoid the nuclear of any iranian weapon. we delivered sanctions to russia in response to its aggression against ukraine. we secure the first ever legally on climate change, being signed by over 150 governments at the united nations. and we transform the way we used our aid, diplomacy, and military to make progress on some of the most difficult issues of our time. in east africa, we helped turn around the pro

however, one thing that barak obama has been trying to do throughout this summit is to try to get countries to work together on things such as improving the physical security of nuclear materials whether it's at a hospital, at a clinic o, or at a power reactor facility. now, one area that is very much a concern to the world leaders who have gathered here in washington is the idea that someone with nefarious intentions could get his or her hands on radioactive material and use it to build what's called "a dirty bomb." apparently there was some concern that some of the suspects in the brussels attack may have been trying to do surveillance on facilities to do just that. so that is very much a topic of conversation. >> al jazeera's ross cylinder jordan reporting from washington. >>> china is criticizing the u.s. over its stanchion notice disputed islands in the south china sea. white house officials saying they are concerned that china might create an air defense zone over the islands pending the out itcom in an enter naushl case by the philippines. taiwan and vietnam claim to have a stake in

suggesting that barak obama will not be qualified. >> i have said senator mccain would bring a lifetime of experience and i will bring a lifetime. and barak will bring a speech. >> this is a fairy tale. >> remember that was the speech he gave coming out in the war in iraq. the times have changed and the script is flipped.