alix: beholding -- j beholding has already built the coffee empire.sistedht years after their deaths. made out as a serving a 150 year prison sentence. that is your bloomberg business flash. "what'd you miss?" things may be looking out for labor after workers are grabbing a larger piece of the pod. we spoke to george perks. on, why is labor share of gdp rising? seeing an're imbalance between the supply and demand for labor. demographics are finally favorable to labor after basically a generation or more of being a headwind for labor, so you had a massive slide in u.s. and across the world and that is starting to atw down and will reverse some point. what you are seeing is labor is able to negotiate and that is an implicit term, negotiate. joe: let's step back for a second. we are talking about labor share of gdp. what exactly does this mean and what have we seen lately? guest: we're talking about the compensation of labor as measured and grossed a mystic income and you can compare that. the white line is compensation share of gdp and the orange line i

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anythinge been through like this but it is a beautiful thing to watch and behold.e are going to make america great again. we are going to make it great again. important thato the people of indiana have been incredible. i started, as you know, not very long ago, six weeks ago. i was told i had a 20-point deficit. i worked very hard, i campaign, made lots of beaches and met lots of incredible people. andcrowds got to figure it bigger and towards the end it was like i did not want to leave. i almost said, maybe i will just never leave. somehow and wed had a tremendous victory. . have to think bobby knight bobby knight was incredible. he was great. [applause] trump: i always tell you about it, you know, there are too many people like that. tough, smart, and they know how to win. that is what our country needs. we have to know how to win. we have been losing all the time. we lose with our military, we cannot eat isis, we lose with trade, we lose with borders. we're not going to lose anymore. we're going to start winning again, and we're going to win big-link. league. ba

it's definitely something to behold. we have sam zell on again.ulls again had trouble maintaining that market, four or five weeks of negative activity. i think we'll wait forever. everybody is worried about a quarter point increase. sam zell will be here today. he's not a person that thinks the that the stock market is cheap by any stretch. payoff, he's been great at selling. usually real cars. i can remember putting my clients in investments when i was a stock broker in 1984 when he was big in itel railcars. we'll have him for two hours to talk about all kinds of different assets. but the stock market is not one of his favorites right now. >> joe great stuff. we look forward to that, "squawk box" in ten minutes. >>> when we come back here, the fed agens joe just mentioned. what's likely to drive the trade today? we'll talk to boris schlossberg next. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." joining us to talk about the wall street setup, boris schlossberg managing director and cnbc contributor. boris, glad to have you. the dollar is the story for

and like magic, behold. turkey. slow, slow barbecue turkey with all the sides you want and need.pig's feet and collared greens. >> anthony: oh damn. >> sean: pickled pigs feet and collared greens. >> anthony: oh yes. >> sean: and then barbecue cole slaw, some potato salad with ramps, baked red peas. >> anthony: mm-hmm, oh there's my weakness right there. >> sean: and we made you some very special bright orange mac and cheese. >> anthony: mac and cheese. i do love bright orange mac and cheese, as you know. and that's a turkey. >> sean: yup. >> anthony: let that be a lesson to you. >> jeff: like going to grandma's house. >> anthony: mike lata from fig is here and jeff alan, owner of rebellion farm. so at this point, how many others are there like you guys, like, who are basically keeping it real as far as real southern culinary traditions as opposed to sort of the jokey ones? >> sean: i feel like just about everybody here is. >> mike: yeah, more than you would think. >> anthony: well, how many people is that? >> mike: 12? >> sean: yeah, in a town like this, that's pretty amazing. >

unbelievable evening and year and never been through anything like this and it's a beautiful thing to behold>> reporter: his land slide victory in indiana. >> it really looks like a massive victory and like we win all 57 delegates. >> reporter: clears away the last real obstacle to securing the republican nomination. >> just so you understand, ted cruz, i don't know if he likes me or doesn't but he is a tough, smart guy. >> reporter: trump uncharacterestically magnanimous. >> from the beginning, i said i would continue on as long as there was a viable path to victory. tonight, i'm sorry to say -- it appears that path has been foreclosed. and so with a heavy heart but with boundless optimism for the long-term future of our nation we are suspending our campaign. >> reporter: cruz was clearly shaken. tonight he accidently elbowed his wife in the face, more than once. trump doesn't yet have the 1237 delegates he needs to win the nomination, but tonight even the republican part ay chairman now acknowledges he will be the presumptive nominee. >> he's never been closer and he's doing it classically

it just -- >> anthony: behold the magnificence. it's a very important part of your childhood. ready? >> anthony: whoa, you just dump them into a bucket. awesome. wow. wow, that's pretty much the way i want to end up. just be able to pour me right into a pot. there's lots to do and everyone pitches in to help. it's an extended all day affair of prepping, chopping, dicing, slicing, mixing. and of course, there's some sampling along the way. like this wild pig sausage that someone was nice enough to stop by with. sheldon works up a potato-mac salad. >> shep: you not gonna do it? >> sheldon: one more time! >> shep: okay, hittin' ya one more time. >> anthony: julio carves up some unicorn fish which he caught himself earlier in the day. chef mark tarbell stuffs a couple of fresh red snappers before throwing them in the oven. there's poi pounded fresh out back. and somewhere, somewhere pig's foot soup is happily bubbling away. >> man: here try this chili pepper water. >> julio: chili pepper water. >> anthony: wait a minute, why do i want to do this? there's chili pepper water, used f

never have been through anything like this but it is a beautiful thing to watch and behold.e are going to make america great again. we are going to make america great again. [applause] trump: so important, so important that the people of indiana have been incredible. i started, as you know, not very long ago, six weeks ago. and i was told i had a 20-point deficit. and i went there and i worked very hard, i campaign. i made lots of speeches and i met lots of incredible people. incredible people. the crowds got bigger and bigger and it was unbelievable. and towards the end it was like i did not want to leave. i almost said, maybe i will just never leave. and it resonated somehow and we had a tremendous victory. i have to think bobby knight. boy, bobby knight was incredible. he was great. [applause] mr. trump: i always say about people like that, you know, there are too many people like that. tough, smart, and they know how to win. that is what our country needs. we have to know how to win. we have not one. we have been losing all the time. we lose with our military, we , we lo

. >> behold the beauty and majesty of the heron. >> what have you got >> just look. >> holy mackerel. mean holy catfish. >> it is a catfish. >> no way that thing can swallow that. don't they go after smaller fish. >> this is at the peacock wood estate in south africa. they say they have lots of wildlife. this one was waiting on lunch. >> oh, man he finished it off too. he was still moving too. >> this is how they usually swallow. they don't have hands. can't tear it apart. >> he made quick work of that. that's impressive. >> what we have here is a canadian goose and goslings. they jump up on the ledge and walk away until a couple can't. it's lower down here. >> mom has to go back and get them. >> it is survival of the fittest. they have to get up there on their own. eventually one of them does. finally the last one goes i'm going to keep on trying. i think i can. look, could it. there's mom and dad and everybody else waiting because, remember, no gosling left behind. >>> whether you're a car fan or not most people love seeing super cars, this one a beautiful red lamborghini trying to

it was a beautiful thing to behold. >> simon, we talked about this a little bit earlier. i'm actually thinking that this is helpful to trump today. for sure with his supporters. i'm not sure about independents but i want your take on this. this is one thing that hillary clinton is not that great at. let's just be honest. is being off the cuff, it is calling things as she sees it and he's going to continue to do this. >> yeah. i don't think it was a good day for him. the reason why -- i think what you're seeing now is the context of this is that he's getting asked about a lot of stuff that he's never been asked about before. because he had never been this far before in a political process. things like dishonest accounting and things like his tax returns and his relationship to the mob in new york, these are kind of all unpleasant things that are coming out. no, look. it's been covered extensively, right? these are questions that are being raised. i felt he was thin-skinned today. i don't think he dealt with this well. i think he attacked -- there is a line that he crossed

it's gonna be a sight to behold in san jose tonight as the sharks look to regain their loft advantage in this series. >> never seems the sharks have much luck during the playoffs. do you think this time around it's gonna be different? >> reporter: i think tonight's the night. like i said, this is the first real adversity they've faced in this year's playoffs, and we'll see how they respond. lose loouz this one and you're -- lose this one and you're up against it having to travel back to tennessee for game 6. game 5 always critical. but given the circumstances, even more so than normal. >> we'll be watching. >>> in canada a massive wildfire burning in alberta is expected to double in size to more than 800 square miles. some 80,000 people have been forced from their homes. and at least 1,600 structures have already been destroyed. gusty winds and extremely dry conditions are fuelling this massive blaze. >> reporter: a massive wildfire igniting a national emergency in canada. the fire is 390 square miles. 17 times the size of manhattan, new york city. six times the size of washington dc.

behold a live bearing snake birth. that is a snake and she is expecting.ave been easy to pull it out lengthways. wow! >> it looks like an eyeball at first. >> it did and can is ready to start moving like this thing doesn't have to learn how to crawl. it knows automatically. >> how many? >> she had multiple babies in this whole birthing project of hers. >> woo, i like the go. >> four have come out but look at her belly still one in there i believe. >> so strange some give eggs and some give birth to live babies. >> either way you don't want to be around for one of them. watch what happens when the baby pops out of the egg sac it's ready to fight. mama is like back up i'm in charge here. i brought you in, i'll take you out. >> how quickly they get up and get going not like the other animals where they find their legs. it's pshoo, gone. >> to enter you need the buzzword, be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on "win ipad." let's reveal wednesday's buzzword. >> it's jinx. get on over to rightthisminut

raised a good point earlier that donald trump has been running as an independent kind of guy, not beholding to any special interest, but now, if he comes out and gets special interest money behind him, hillary clinton has some slight ammo against him. the founding fathers said we get the best politicses money can can buy. >> i would love hillary to try with all her connection, with the clinton foundation money, to try to make a point about donald being in the pocket of the big money guys. >> maybe that's a message that has not yet been tested and it will be effectiv but he seems pretty resilient and pretty sort of protected from any kind of negative press, but the one thing that he maybe has to consider in addition to the fund raising part is that sort of apparatus, the campaign apparatus, which doesn't come about overnight. that's something hillary clinton has been working on and had in place for a long, long time. >> bernie is still running, bruce ch t not just hillary. there are three candidates in the running for the next presidency. do you think he's going to make a case of this? becau

lo and behold it was none other than jimmy doolittle with his crew of men who had just bomb tokyo. in april 1942 john birch was the 1st white man that any of them had seen. and because birch spoke chinese asked birch if you would accompany them and help them out, which he did for a few weeks. this was his introduction to the military and this was the transition from missionary life to military life. birch was helpful to doolittle and his men who as you may know launched be 25 bombers, 16 planes, total of 80 men from the uss hornet. about 500 miles to the east of tokyo. that is not just bomb tokyo, by the way, they bought five or six different cities in japan. no one had ever launched a bomber from an aircraft carrier. no one imagined it could be done, but doolittle was fearless and figured out how. the problem was you could not lend an airplane, the sizable bomber on an aircraft carrier. so the plan was to fly from japan to judge on province there was a miscommunication they arrived inthey arrived in the middle of the night in a rainstorm instead of the day, as was scheduled. the c

trump: it is a beautiful thing to watch and a beautiful thing to behold.k: he is usually so outspoken. lastrump that appeared night was restrained and presidential, but the core message was the same. we will make america great again. we will start winning again. you will be so proud of this country very soon. thank you very much. nick: his hostile takeover of the republican party is complete. cruz, an evangelical christian, discovered the contest was not about faith, but fears over immigration and terrorism, and frustrations about the economy. : we gave it everything we got, but the voters chose another path. with a heavy heart, we are suspending our campaign. 'sck: to understand trump success, visit rural pennsylvania. a region described as america's industrial heartland is now labeled its rust belt. mills resemble archaeological sites. remnants of a bygone world. million blue-collar jobs have disappeared since the start of this century alone. >> it was the silicon valley of the world. nick: he witnessed how automation and foreign competition forced its c

our kevin tibbles tags along for a road trip to behold them from sea to shining sea. >> reporter: they are vast and majestic and they are ours. >> arches. >> aztec ruins. >> reporter: extraordinary natural vistas that have seemingly stood since time itself began. >> tall grass prairie. >> yosemite. >> reporter: and it has been 100 years since the national park service was formed to preserve them. atlanta's ester and jacob have set out to celebrate centennial by taking in as many parks as possible. >> home sweet home. >> reporter: but first, learning how to back up the airstream. so, why are a couple of 30-something bloggers crisscrossing america? >> i love exploring. >> reporter: and that is our national park legacy in its purest form. 411 areas, 59 major parks, 84 million acres. >> you see something new every day that we didn't know existed before. >> reporter: and a selfie at each location. today it's pinnacles national park in california, with rugged volcanic spires and rare, soaring condors. perhaps the greatest discovery somebody can make in a national park is finding something ou

. >> it is a surprising change from a candidate who beat his opponent for being behold en. trump has also said he started the vp process, but has yet to release names. he tells "the new york times" neurosurge neurosurgeon, ben carson will be part of the selection committee. former house speaker, newt gingrich said he was not counting on becoming trump's vp. it is very hard to turn down the president of the united states. john kasich's advisors say there is no way he would be on a ticket with trump. meanwhile, trump told fox news, rudy giuliani, chris christie would be possible on his cabinet. the wall with mexico would be designed, the immigration on muslims in place, the audit of the federal reserve would be underway, and plans to repeal the affordable care act would be in motion. all of this, as bombshell news on hillary clinton. a federal judge said it may be necessary to depose clinton regarding her personal e-mail server, over a freedom of information lawsuit regarding his close aide. the clinton camp responded with a statement, our focus remains on the independent rev

. >> the withof independence is ones of his chief campaigning attributes, saying i home beholding to no one, if the becomes beholden that might undermine that message, he has said i would steer that kind of money to the rnc and let them do their work so they might be beholding but i wouldn't be. i'll stick with my money and individual contributions. that could perhaps mitigate some of that. >> what is your sense of how this sort of uproar with the london mayor and the british prime minister -- how that might play out. trumps' so many have called for moderate muslims muslims who tht isis has done is open to speak up and the new london mayor that done that. >> one thing you hear trump doing through this campaign is sifting here -- shifting here and there. he doesn't hold true to a particular position inch this case he has been saying recently, that was just a suggestion. we'll work it out when the time comes. when you talk about the london mayor and those situations, donald trump also wants to show he is strong. that's one of his other campaigning platforms. i'm tough. not going to tak

floor but to a lot of folks at san francisco's museum of modern art, it was a modern masterpiece to behold and to be photographed. actually, it was just a pair of glasses. some teen pranksters put on the floor to see many people would stair at them and from the looks of it, mission accomplished. >>> coming up next, in the market for a new home, why buy a house when you could buy an entire town? from the law. =terry/vo= what gave police the break they needed and their ongoing search for the missing vallejo teen. =jess/vo= plus...the vow to never forget. the new bay area tribute to victims of the 9/11 attacks. =jess/next close= next. >>> finally tonight, it could be your new home or make that homes, plural. an entire town up for auction with a starting bid of $1 million. a secluded local that already has able everything you would find in most towns, except of course, neighbors. nbc's kevin tibbles takes us there. >> reporter: hey, buddy, can you spare a million? uncle sam has got a deal for you. >> two fuel tanks -- >> reporter: that's right, the former u.s. naval base in postcard pretty sug

. >>> they say beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. that rings in true in sonoma county where a chicken consult yur has renewed debate designed to boost the economy. we're live along highway 12 where you can say feathers are ruffled. >> reporter: you know how they say if you slap a coat of paint on something you can brighten something up? they're painting buildings. that's the one with the chicken on it and there are a lot more where that one came from. it's a two mile stretch through so familiara county not intended for the color blind. >> you can't put a bright band aid on a wound. >> reporter: so say critics of this project. when sonoma county funded a project to spruce up business this artist saw an opportunity for a social experiment and you're looking at it in an area that used to be invisible. >> most people drove on with their heads down so i came up with the idea how about if i just brighten it up a bit. >> reporter: he calls it the branding of a region and businesses like this it's paying off. >> 20% up in gross. >> reporter:

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>> well, i think realism is a little bit in the eye of the beholder could in theory, all things are possible. i guess at one level, it is realistic if you remove, for example, budget constraints. certainly lines have been restarted in the past. it is not impossible to do. technically it can be done. it is not cheap. then you get into the question of what is the cost benefit analysis. f-22the advantages the offers, and by the way, this is advantages that are also inherit, worth the trade-off you have to make to prioritize resources? lara: and the dod is facing this huge acquisition way right now, especially the air force, especially in aircraft modernization programs. does the dod have resources for f-22, butnot just the the f-35 and the f-22 together? >> the be-21 bomber is significant program that sooner or later we don't know when, but it is going to move into procurement funding as well. you already see the air force deferring f-35's because they are so tight on money in the hardware account. even if the f-22 came with a pot of money come in my be hard for them to execute without affectin

and lo and behold it has. think of how happy they must feel, how relieved they must feel.ey've gotten there. earlier at this point than they thought they might given what we had heard from senator ted cruz up to just a few hours ago. i want to bring in chris stirewalt our fox news digital editor and tom bevin. guys, thank you for being here. stirewalt, let me start with you on what this means. i mean the enormity of it. >> what it means is we finally have something good to talk about on primary night for a change instead of hashing through things. this is a big deal. i think your point is overwhelmingly true which is everybody said -- i remember sitting in this very building on the day that donald trump announced, ayinde said it's a fringe situation, these people, it's not going to happen. what happened is he -- a group of supporters particularly around the issue of immigration. he gathered them around himself and they stuck with him. while other candidates rose and otherdates fell money does this and that that changes, they stayed with him. and that core group of about a

. >> lo and behold he comes down to the lobby for a bottle of water. i'm concerned, the clock to me to get in that room starts right now. >> let's roll. i figure i got at least 30 minutes to do what i need to do. >> reporter: his plan so bold it seems almost ridiculous. he goes to the front desk and asks for house keeping to clean our producer's room. >> 1112, wynn. thank you. >> reporter: stanton simply walks in as if it's his own room. he has our producer's permission. otherwise this could be the beginning of a crime. >> now i'm so sorry. could you give me two minutes. >> it doesn't take long for me to find anything. >> rolex. >> right by the phone and what is it? it's an expensive watch and the valet ticket to his car. >> yes. i'm in room 111. can you please bring up my right now. >> reporter: we are just 15 minutes into our experiment. our producer is working up quite a sweat. and stanton not so much. >> where's my car coming? >> right there. there we go. >> reporter: they ask for the ticket which stanton claims he doesn't have. but they look at th

. >> beautiful thing to watch and behold.re going to make america great again. >> we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose another path. >> another one down. ted cruz is officially out of the presidential race after donald trump wins the inen primary. now trump will be the likely republican nominee for the oval office. >> and the search is still on this morning for a man who escaped from a prison in atlantic county, just weeks before his parole. good morning and welcomeç to "c 10 news today" on this wednesday morning, i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. right now we're tracking rain showers across parts of our area and a possible thunderstorm this afternoon. kind of like a broken record, meteorologist bill henley, we keep saying it morning after morning. >> it is true. we are stuck in this pattern. we are seeing clouds and rain, no thunder and lightning just yet. that's a possibility later today. right now it's the pennsylvania suburbs and into philadelphia. seeing the rainfall. an a few scattered showers i

but it's a beautiful thing to watch and a beautiful thing to behold. and we're going to make america great again. >> trouncing his republican opponents, trump's lead was enough to place him within 200 delegates of the nomination. and that brought ted cruz's campaign to a sudden and abrupt end. >> from the beginning, i have said that i would continue on as long as there was a viable path to victory. tonight, i'm sorry to say -- it appears that path has been foreclosed. >> now, some of cruz's supporters did not take the news very well. >> i've been working in the republican party for 32 years. i have always, always gotten behind whoever won. this is the first time ever i will not be able to do that. >> well, this morning cruz will be waking up at home in houston, texas, but not before accidentally elbowing his wife heidi shortly after suspending his campaign. earlier trump attacked cruz and his family for what trump said was a role in john f. kennedy's assassination, but he changed his tune after the win. >> just so you understand, ted cruz -- i don't kn

. >> reporter: well, as the saying goes art is in the eye of the beholder. in bolinas traditionally this is what they call art. these murals along the beach. at ba lean noose. but these murals have been evolving and judgments about this art have been changing. it's been going on for a while and now it appears to be getting personal it's the last place you would expect to find a graffiti problem, bolinas in west marin county. if you don't know where you're going, good luck finding the place. >> every time they put a sign up, the locals tore it down. >> reporter: why? >> because they wanted to keep it quiet. they wanted to keep people out. >> reporter: about that they are unified. though lately some bolinas residents have taken sides regarding these murals along the beach. >> freedom of speech versus private property. >> reporter: the distraction about art graffiti and garbage has escalated for three years what began as rather beautiful painted murals have now shall we say evolved? >> art is definitely in a place like this but i think political statements shou

. >> low and behold the man showed up on good friday fittingly enough and he came in with the dvd's inas very apologetic. >> after watching their kid graduation on the big screen tv, each family was finally, given a dvd copy that they had paid for. >> thank you very much. >> my hearties beating a mile a minute. >> we're very, very happy. i'm just overwhelmed. >> it is just a nice, wonderful, emotional moment. we really didn't think we would be able to get this dvd. >> reporter: i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >>> atlantic city dug into its pockets and scratched up enough cash to stay in the game. the city made a 1.8 million-dollar bond payment at 10:00 o'clock this morning narrowly avoiding default but mayor don guardian says atlantic city is quote running on fumes and has only six or seven million-dollar in reserve. the next payment is due in june. governor chris christie who advocates a state take over thinks the city will run out of cash within two weeks. >>> a philadelphia police officer shot in the line of duty in 2013 is now back on the job. here is officer edward

and never been through anything like that but it's a beautiful thing to watch and behold. we're going to make america great again. we're going to make america great, again. >> toned down donald trump speaking to supporters tonight on a victorious day in indiana. crucial to his campaign. >> i started not very long ago, about six weeks ago and told i had a 20-point deficit. and i went there and i worked very hard, and i campaigned and made lots of speeches and met incredible people. incredible people. you don't get better. and the crowds got bigger and bigger and toward the end it was like i didn't want to leave. i almost said maybe i'll just never leave. and it resonated somehow, and we had a tremendous victory tonight. and i have to thank bobby knight. he was incredible. >> donald trump speaking to his supporters from new york. and referring fondly to indiana, which was a crucial victory for him tonight which compelled ted cruz just a few minutes ago to drop out of the race entirely. >> we're continuing to cover this and abc news is projecting bernie sanders will win the i

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have been through anything like this, but it's a beautiful thing to watch and a beautiful thing to behold and we are going to make america great again. >> trouncing his republican opponents in the hoosier state, trump's lead was enough to place him within just 200 delegates of the nomination and that brought ted cruz's campaign to a sudden and abrupt end. >> from the beginning, i've said that i would continue on as long as there was a viable path to victory. tonight, i'm sorry to say, it appears that path has been foreclosed. >> some of cruz's supporters did not take this news very well. >> i've been working in the republican party i have always, always gotten behind whoever won. it is the first time ever i will not be able to do that! >> this morning cruz will be waking up at home in houston, texas, but not before accidentally elbowing his wife heidi shortly after suspending his campaign. earlier trump attacked cruz and his miami for what trump said was a roll in jfk's assassination but trump quickly reversed his tone after his win, thanking cruz for the well-fought contest. >> just so y

low and behold the representatives from the smaller, less powerful states were opposed to that and tothem on board a xrom iedz had to be made in which the size of your state mattered on one house and the size did not matter on the other house. this is how compromises are done. madison was representative of virginia. that is really not in conflict to the idea that popular input, for one thing, the senate -- i don't know what the state of selection was at the time this was being proposed so let me not go there. none of this went against his commitment that the voice of the people which he believed did play a role in government needed to be filtered, needed to be filtered in order to protect the rights of the minority and the individual. he believed that as well. there were filtrations mechanisms that were put in place in all three branches of government in which the voice of the people would be heard but not necessarily decide the question. the house of representatives would be the most popular branch of the legislative branch, the jury which had could judge both the law and the facts o

that's why it beholds us as international community to fight them wherever they are.'m not saying to give us free pass, but you have to fight it and fight also the good causes. that's why foreign aid is still critical, important in this fight. >> mr. chairman, i agree with what my copanellist just said and simply add that in many of these countries american interest has stake, we may remember the initial bombings of embassy in kenya and tenzania where americans died in that process. terrorist threats to americans whether they're on the homeland or trying to operate overseas because the ultimate goal is probably larger targets than villages that get destroyed in a number of african countries. i think it's important to send the message that is teaching time is -- [inaudible] >> we are all threatened by this phenomenon. >> but i think that the challenge, you know, i think some of the debate around let's go to the middle east, isis and, you know, people act as if we're, you know, do away with isis in the next year or two are missing the fact that the root causes are -- ar

they left and the white couple came behind them and lo and behold the house had not been sold or was not pulled off the market and the white couple pretended as if they loved the house like the black couple did and put a bid on the house. the bid was accepted. on the day of the closing, instead of that white couple showing up, the african-american gentleman from the black couple and a volunteer lawyer came to confront the real estate agent. the real estate agent in fact was so upset that he stood up and punched the lawyer representing the black couple and siced the dog on the african-american man. the law was on their side, the law from the united states of america, the federal government was on their side. eventually that black couple and two kids moved into that home in harrington park, new jersey. that was 1969. it was the year i was born. that couple were my parents. that's my origin story. legislation that this body passed empowered my family to move into the home of their dreams in an all-white neighborhood with incredibly good schools that i went through from k-12. i am the be

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and never been through anything like that but it's a beautiful thing to watch and behold. we're going to make america great again. we're going to make america great, again. >> toned down donald trump speaking to supporters tonight on a victorious day in indiana. crucial to his campaign. >> i started not very long ago, about six weeks ago and told i had a 20-point deficit. and i went there and i worked very hard, and i campaigned and made lots of speeches and met incredible people. incredible people. you don't get better. and the crowds got bigger and bigger and toward the end it was like i didn't want to leave. i almost said maybe i'll just never leave. and it resonated somehow, and we had a tremendous victory tonight. and i have to thank bobby knight. he was incredible. >> donald trump speaking to his supporters from new york. and referring fondly to indiana, which was a crucial victory for him tonight which compelled ted cruz just a few minutes ago to drop out of the race entirely. >> we're continuing to cover this and abc news is projecting bernie sanders will win the i

lo and behold when i read and stumbled on the information that he had been a missionary and military intelligence officer in china, who lost his life shortly after the war, i was really quite astounded and quite curious. so one of my first trips was up to the national archives in college park and there was a thick oss file that had been declassified on the death of john birch. a lot of information -- interesting information on that. that i will talk about later that made me more curious. could i bring john birch to life? could i explain who he was any was fortunate to be able to meet three of his brothers who are still alive. it is a large family. they were generous sharing their letters, memories and photographs with me. i found materials in a variety of archives. i could say more about that later. let me provide a little bit more context for the birch society which was established, i should explain this, membership card has, features john birch on the left and robert welch, the founder of the society on the right and the slogan, watchword for the birch society, was less government,

but it's a beautiful thing to watch and a beautiful thing to behold. and we're going to make america great again. >> the people of indiana have been incredible. i started as you know, not very long ago. about six weeks ago and i was told i had a 20-point deficit. and i went there and i worked very hard and campaigned and i made speeches and met lots of incredible people. incredible people. you don't get better. the crowds got bigger and bigger. we had a tremendous victory tonight. >> that is donald trump becoming if you say it every time, the prumentive g.o.p. nomination. and forcing ted cruz to drop out of the race. campaign carl was at trump tower, thanks for joining us. gives us a sense of did they see that coming? >> trump saying cruz is going to drop out? >> yes. mr. trump said he was surprised by it. they had a good explanation it's coming. and i tried to not say that that was what is coming but that is all we've expected. and cruz said for the first time, i have always said that i'll continue as long as i have a viable path. that is the first ti

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the white house won't beholding any special events but president obama told cnn if the u.s.ot go over bin laden when it did, it would have taken years to find him again and he admits it was risky. >> if it wasn't bin laden probably the cost would outweigh the benefits and we would have difficulty keeping it secret. >> rob o'neal, the navy seal who fired the shot that killed bin laden, yesterday he was on fox and friends. he said he didn't do it alone and hopes other navy seals who were part of that mission will come forward and describe how they were involved. there are reports obama may go forward with the congressional investigation about the attacks. yesterday, the cia director said on meet the prsz the material contains preliminary information about possible links between saudi arabia and the attackers and has not been confirmed and said he's concerned someone may use the report to say saudi aia arabia was involved in the attacks and the 9/11 commission followed up and found there was no evidence indicating saudi arabia, or the officials gave money to alkied a. 15 of the

low and behold she disappeared. he had motive, opportunity, and interestingly this whole thing about this defense theory these two of the guys did it, the problem is he can argue that but hasn't produced two witnesses and without them the judge is smart enough to understand what the evidence is that supports the defense so in this instance it is a gutsy move. a defendant could not waive his right to a jury trial unless the prosecution agreed. in this case in new york, defendant can do that. from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, and -- heather: third-party pop ability case. explain a little more, what do you think these two individuals would refuse to testify? >> very simple why they would refuse to testify. the fingers pointed at them. they have a right to be silent and invoke their fifth amendment right to remain silent and not testify against themselves. the defense team here has got some very strong reasonable doubt evidence. these two guys, one of them was found to be covered in blood around the time of the murder,