berg far better seg way to my question.n have people who don't remember the history of broadcast rules and the government was giving away licenses for the public interest, convenience and necessity back in the 1930s without compensation to the treasury and understood they would be acting as trustees for the public. then with buckley v. valeo saying that money is speech, there was never really a strong argument made if that's the case then when the government began to give away public property to broadcasters for free then basically the government was giving public money away without any compensation in kind or in cash for the public good that's being given away to the broadcasters. and that problem became compounded when reagan did away with the fairness doctrine in the mid-'80s that used to require equal time to holders of contrary viewpoints when controversial statements were made on air. so we've had a system now that's basically been taken over by people who are using public resources without adequately taking account o

thank you. , start withian berg you. legal definitions again. quid pro quo, campaign contributions, what does it take ? if someone is actually buying you off, if there is a direct payment for service, like meredith said, you need someone in the room to testify. has: meredith mcgehee, anyone been sanctioned under the idea of quid pro quo? guest: this is a very difficult prosecution for the public prosecutors. you have some representatives like cunningham, who was brilliant enough to write down his right list on a cocktail napkin. this is probably not the calendar -- caliber we will see with most members of congress. i want to take an issue with the caller when he talks about legalized bribery. i talk to a lot of business people, i know a lot more about legalized shakedowns. it is expected to give a contribution. play the game, their interests and business and whatever issue they are interested in will be hurt. the reality is it is coming from both weird but there is a sense that if you do not play, and you talk to most lobbyists in washington, th

alec berg: we pick up right where we left off. richard has been fired. what does he do?he find his way back in? does he start a competing company? we do research at the beginning of every season, and those were the questions we were asking. what would happen, what would the repercussions be? emily: does the bubble play a storyline? >> it is referenced. emily: whether we are in one or not. dick costolo: i don't have any thoughts on whether we are in one. [laughter] emily: my interview with dick costolo, former ceo of twitter, along with executive producers mike judge and alec berg. jack ma weighing in on the health of china's economy. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg radio app and in the u.s. on sirius xm. "best of bloomberg west" continues after the break. ♪ show me movies with explosions. show me more like this. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what blows you away. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. emily: welcome back to "best of bloomberg west." i

lou: joining us now, political reporter for real clear politics, rebecca berg, great to have you withhow host on wor, mark simone, great to have you here. rebecca, fbn, the most recent poll, cruz with another ten-point lead, what do you make of it? >> well, it's shaping up to be fertile territory for ted cruz in wisconsin, and i think we're seeing a few things happening here, lou, first of all anti-trump forces starting to have an opportunity to coalesce around ted cruz and john kasich. what we've seen for example in this "marquette university poll" in wisconsin they had a poll that showed donald trump at 30%. the poll this week showing him still at 30%, and the 31% in february who supported candidates who are no longer in the race, divided now between ted cruz and john kasich. anti-trump forces are coalescing and seen the results of a series of missteps for donald trump this week. looks like that is starting to chip away at his support there. lou: one of the missteps that rebecca is referring to as the abortion comment he made yesterday. the campaign immediately corrected it, and i w

jeremy riesch berg on the left. both served on the inaugural committee and donated or raised money for him. as we reported last friday, sources say the feds are questioning members of the real estate industry about donations solicited by team de blasio, including former campaign treasurer ross offinger. >> i think he has handled everything with integrity and appropriately. >> reporter: taps on the telephones of the two businessmen have ensnared members of the nypd. about 20 cops have been questioned about allegations they may have improperly received gifts and trips. the commissioner moved four of the most senior men from their command posts last week. the mayor making his first comments about that >> i absolutely believe when commissioner bratton decides that something like that is necessary, that it's well merritted. >> reporter: this investigation the u.s. attorney and the police department with many more questions. in the bronx, marcia kramer. >> the mayor said his relationship with the two businessmen was not p

former deputy general counsel for citizens united christian berg and meredith mcgehee of campaign legalenter join us. then a conversation on campaign fund-raising and the role of outside groups. our guest sheila krumholz of the center for responsive politics. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. ♪ good morning. it is tuesday, april 12, 2016. at house is set to gavle in eln 2:00 p.m. for the next three hours, we will be here with you on "washington journal" and focusing our program on the issues of campaign finance. we will talk about the continued impact of the citizens united to bring court decision and discussing efforts to add more transparency to campaign fund-raising and spending. we begin btu

ahead of the anticipated launch, we had a chance to catch up with alec berg and mike judge.ll as dick costolo. take a listen. >> when we started doing the research for this season, we talked to people about what would happen if a guy like richard got fired from a company like that. all the engineers we talk to, we set with the company work? they said of course not. it would never work. we talked to vc's, and they said yes. they get rid of finders all the time. everyone had a different version of reality. emily: what was the dose of reality you brought to the writers room? dick costolo: it would be hard to understate my influence on what you see. other than sitting in the background and saying you can totally do that. you can keep going. it is usually worse than that. [laughter] emily: is there anything where you said no? dick costolo: rarely. emily: what was it like having a real ceo in the writers room? >> it was amazing. heal as much to reality as possible. we ask people whether or not this would actually happen. having him in the room was amazing because as we were thinki

you are on with rebecca berg.ler: i have a question for you. .onald trump is so far winning basically all the primaries, so what happens now? is the republican party going to oust him if he does not get so many votes as they do not like him and how that [indiscernible] the only question here really is whether donald trump can get to it 1237 delegates before the convention in cleveland. it is a pretty simple argument really. if donald trump can get to the delicate number before the convention, surrounded by june 7 he has thene 7, nomination. the republican party cannot do anything to take it away from him. the chairman of the republican national committee has amplified that message, trying to reassure the party that the system is not raped and that if donald trump wins the nomination outright, there's nothing the party can do. there is also the question of what happens if donald trump falls short of that number? no matter how close he is to the coincidenceit is no that donald trump has emphasized that he wants to w

emily: joining us now for a full breakdown is adam berge, james cakak, and cory johnson.ory, i will start with you. what do you make of the results here? not a great sign. cory: i didn't see it that bad as far as things go for google. $62.5 billion in revenue and a fantastic profit story as well from this company which we have come to expect, but if you look at this, we have seen some progress. we have had double-digit racing, if i can recall, the cost for click is down only 5% and that had been getting worse. it was at -11, -11, and the -13, so i saw that turnaround as something of a positive sign. maybe because google has a new category and new types of categories that talks about prices. with the number of clicks on the site, with that growing so fast, i didn't think it would be a problem for google. emily: adam, we want to hear from you. adam: this is the thing i have talked about the last two times are maybe three, that my big worry would be the cost for click is being propped up a little bit by things that i don't know that are entirely sustainable, looking at addin

police arrested this man in water berg. he posted on twitter he was going to detonate a bomb at the rally. police say he did not pose any kind of immediate threat to the public. >>> donald trump will campaign in maryland today. yesterday in connecticut, he said he has no intention of, quote, toning it down. that's just one day after his new chief advisor assured would show more restraint as we get deeper into election season. authorities once again throughout protestors who got out of hand. a bridgeport police officer appeared to put one man in a choke hold and dragged him out. trump told supporters he can be presidential when he needs to be but when he's out campaigning he has to be different. >> i sort of don't like toning it down. i'm going to talk about that in a second because it's interesting. isn't it nice that i'm not one of these tele prompter guys? >> they're gearing up for primaries in five northeastern states. john kasich held a town hall in rhode island and ted cruz spoke at a rally near pittsburgh. he later mo

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-- in berg. ericted, it was 1992 that had a regular feature on the cbs evening news, when people were still watching the evening newscast. i think it was called "reality check." it was all about fact checking. he did it for years and years. he would call politicians on statements that he thought were errors or lies. he had a big platform there as the number one broadcast news network. then you have the rise of political fact and other organizations, people at the have --on post, may they have pants on fire, and the people in public office that they make statements they find to be errant. there seems to be a bit of dichotomy between some of those stellar -- declarations. they are declarations coming from organizations around the world. if you look at the poynter.org website you will see a large amount of reporting that we do on the growth of fact checking organizations around the world. i think the jury is out as to what extent that will have impact on voters in any particular campaign. now we are

jeremy rick berg is also a generous donor may advise your. >> i hold myself in the administration to the highest ethical standards. anyone who does something wrong should suffer the consequences. >> someone does something wrong and they should suffer the consequences. >> the nypd has transferred officers from the firearm licensing division. they have them placed on modified duty including the deputy inspector. >> a deadly house fire broke out inside this home. it's on fennimore street and prospect and it quickly spread to the attic. was found on the second floor. her neighbor was treated for smoke inhalation and it firefighters were taken to hospitals with minor injuries . no word on what caused the fire. >> still had a dry breezy and mild day. the breeze started kicking up down to the beach. >> was it chillier?>> it was. not when you're sitting in the sun.it's blazing down on you . >> it was spectacular yesterday. it's going to be pretty nice today. only around 70 720. >> audrey have the forecast coming up.crime is up underground. >> hi dad. uh huh. think about it there must be high

let's bring in rebecca berg. rnc says there's no story here with this numbers thing. >> well, it's not a story in the sense of a concrete threshold that donald trump would need to met. 1237 is the number for any candidate before cleveland. what this number represents is sort of the idea of what happens if you come close. and there are enough unbound delegates in the process, 112 of them and there are enough delegates to get on the second ballot just for momentum. if you get close to the number, the magic number of 1237, there is thinking among many republicans that donald trump would be able to ultimately lock up the nomination. but with those unbound delegates, i would just caution that locking them up prior to cleveland is going to take some level of organization that really donald trump's campaign hasn't really exhibiting to this point. >> it's interesting, because we -- my rebels, i love the rebels, you know, they played alabama and they came close to beating them and came very, very close. and after they cam

before that, she was the assistant professor at my alma ,ater, the university of berg further evidenceher excellent judgment. resume an out tending and she has experience and integrity and proven leadership. addition to being superbly qualified, she will make history as the first african-american and worst female and bring a fresh new respect to the job and its challenges. dr. hayden is the best qualified for this decision and will bring the perspective needed to take the library of congress to its next chapter. what a great resource -- we all know that. whenever there is a slow day, i love to go to the library of congress and just get inspired. i believe dr. hayden will take the library to the next chapter and i strongly endorse her candidacy. >> thank you. >>ators our veins work senator schumer and members of the committee, thank you where your the in letting me say just a few words. my wife served for many years on the not pratt free library board and was very committed. the she passed away, library people were more than generous and placed me on the board. i have been on the board

. >> p the hin den berg enterprises that did this. >> they do it to cut costs. >> you are kidding me. they are putti kids in dangers. >> where do you get balloons? for a birthday and you have a bunch of candles. >> he was rubbing it up against the carpet. that could have helped the explosion occur. as soon as the balloon lit fire, he ran out. he got burned pretty badly. he was running to get help. his mom just happened to put video cameras in the home. so they have proof as to what happened. >> look at that. oh, boy, the boy's ankle and foot. >> and on that video, they would have no proof as to what caused it. they are aware that merchants are doing this in brazil and hopefully they will be able to put a stop to it pretty soon. >> it wasn't two weeks when you guys posed me the question, would you go swimming with shark? i said, yes, after i was in a shark cage. after watch thg video, i would like to amend it, no, no. this is south africa. this is a great white shark. >> that's what you hope for when you are out there in the cage, to have these close encounters. >> that was a nice, clo

joining me now is rebecca berg. welcome to you. when we see donald trump mocking what it means to be presidential mere days after his top official said this is all an act. where is the truth? >> well, they're playing to different audiences, aren't they, alex? so donald trump was speaking to a rally of his supporters who have rallied behind him in part because he is so unlike the politicians they're used to seeing. meanwhile, paul manafort, one of his top campaign aides if not the top campaign aide at this point was speaking to the republican party national committee. so the party brokers in part could end up deciding who the nominee is if this goes to an open convention. they're making different sales here to different audiences. so it kind of goes back to the remarks donald trump and ben carson made weeks ago in florida when ben carson first endorsed donald trump. they said there are really two donald trumps out there. and donald trump acknowledged that. he said, yeah, there kind of are. there's my public persona and my private pe

the oscar-winning director pedro almodovar, nickel russ berg -- rosberg, and many others have been making moves to defend themselves of any wrongdoing linked to the so-called "penama pers."." -- "panama pa the documents show how some of the world's wealthiest people have squirreled away fortunes in secretive accounts and companies. the firm has claimed it is the victim of a hack. one of its founding partners asserted that the world is already accepting that privacy is not a human right. fonsekca.mon >> new news would be who is investigating the hack. we are amazed that nobody has said, hey, a crime has been committed here. you have already lodged a complaint. there is a government -- we have already lodged a complaint. there is a government institution looking into this. catherine n.: pakistan's prime minister is one of those famous names who is being linked to the panama papers. he has taken to national tv to defend himself against allegations that have surfaced as part of the data leaks. awazwasher reef -- n sharif has announced a commission to investigate those claims. pakistan's prime

hack cep berg terrible last two years as a penn stater. to be fair he had terrible coaching.is completely out on him but the jets can get a steal out of the this one if they can get him back to the study he was in high school and first two years under bill o'brien. you just saw i'm 6-foot five. carson wentz is 6-foot five. maybe six to the five and three quarters and i'm 64. he look likes a big dude. >> i couldn't believe it when i saw him standing next to you. >> also he's about 235. >> you like him. >> listen, i was skeptical. but every word he said was picture perfect. what you want to hear from him. i guess i got to give him a chance. >> you just became a millionaire today. >> we're back here at 7am for fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> be sure to stay tuned for the fox 29 special ♪ >>> good evening everyone and welcome to this fox 29 special report. i'm bill want son. >> i'm karen hepp. we know that philadelphia is a great food city and there are so many amazing restaurants with unique menu items. >> over the next half an hour we'll have some fun. we'll

that doctor steven mayor was jogging near his home, near the high school, on robinsville he had inch berg road around 6:10, 6:15 this morning, when a car struck him, that car was driven by a 17 year old student at the high school. now, it was doctor mayor's routine every morning to get up and go for a jog with his dog, unfortunately there is time, did he not make it home. some of the school district officials talked about his dedication to the student here, he was very close with the students, he was a coach, he served in the district for about six, seven years. and the assistant superintendent now, cathy foster, is taking over, she shared her thoughts with us this morning. >> i'm sure the students are grieving like all of us. a perfect example is, you know, you hear about open door policy. his door was always open in his office. i could come back from traveling from another school and see four different student in his office, and they're just chatting or talking or seeking advice. he always had time for each person, and i think, you know, that is steve. >> this is small school district.

yesterday morning, mayor was out for a run with his dog, near his home off robinsville, he had end berglong the way, he was struck and killed by a 17 year old driver, said to be a robinsville high student on her twi a fieldtrip. she was cooperative with the police investigation authorities say. >> life is short and he was a great superintendent for robinsville overall, high school, pond school, sharon elementary, just a great man. >> robinsville police and the mercer county prosecutor's office are investigating. justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> man accused of shooting james mccullough has been arraigned on attempted murder charges. scott griffin was ordered held without bail after arraignment this morning. griffin allegedly shot, fire the shot, that wounded mccullough in west philadelphia sunday night. mccullough's recovering at home. griffin's alleged accomplice, samir, arraigned yesterday. >> investigators are searching for the cause of a fire that gutted a part of a gloucester county apartment complex. chopper three was over the hunters glenn apartments, on route 130, in de

work outs with packs top lynch and christian heck ken berg are next. have the eighth pick in this year's draft. the big league phillies taking on the future stars in reading. future phillie stars. ryan howard nice ovation before coming to the plate in the seventh. probably going big fly. that's the guy we like to see. between the two squads 11 homers tonight. the major league phillies winning this one easily 19-four. opening day is on monday. home opener week after that. >> coming soon. >> that's right. don, thanks so much. when we come back, the big birthday bash at the >> are you ready for something new in the morning of the starting monday, wake up with the official team for morning people. jim donovan, brook thomas, katie fehlinger and meisha johnson start your day off with the right mix of information you need and stories that will make you smile and feel great about living here in our area. you can watch the new "eyewitness news" this morning starting monday at 4:30. >>> it was a roaring good time at the philadelphia zoo today. they celebrated th

. -- who often has access to one of the rare -- to the ceo ivan glasson berg.at to have you here. when you look at what it was announced at glencore today, markets and investors -- >> i think someone disappointed. the company has been hosting -- have been hoping for a better valuation. note valuing out a the entire business. this sale is battling the business -- is valuing the business. hoping for more but it is a fairly decent price. francine: what does it mean for the future? many times it is saying it is that they have to work on. are they going to sell more assets? jesse: deposition was $26 billion at the end of last year. by the end of this year, that is $9 billion. they've got a few other assets in the pipeline. a couple of -- today they revealed they have an option to -- 28%. of they are not out of the woods yet. if you compare them to companies like anglo american who had a similar plan, we have not seen a huge amount of results from the company yet. francine: i spoke a little bit too soon because we were talking . the share price reversed. it is down t

and if you're wouldn't berg his girlfriends' response, she said yes. >> well, that's good. at least that worked out. >> yes, he was rescued and it all worked out. >> the time is 4:42, meisha is watching the roads this morning. >> very serious accident on christopher columbus boulevard, i'll be talking about that in just a second because you will need an alternate. >> before we get to that katie is here with your forecast. >> thankfully, clearing out at this point, we will see some sunshine, breezy, cooler for the parade today, but at least it is dry. we don't have to worry about umbrellas out on the parade route. it is drying out across the board here. up in the poconos might see residual wrap around snow shower, left over moisture from the system that pushed through yesterday. you can see it pushing through central pa at this point. we have to cope our eye on the radar for, that storm pulling away it, will thankfully leave us alone for the rest of the day. as we move into the weekends, another system, if we zoom it out one more time, which we will do one more time, you can

work outs with packs top lynch and christian heck ken berg are next.ds have the eighth pick in this year's draft. the big league phillies taking on the future stars in reading. future phillie stars. ryan howard nice ovation before coming to the plate in the seventh. probably going big fly. that's the guy we like to see. between the two squads 11 homers tonight. the major league phillies winning this one easily 19-four. opening day is on monday. home opener week after that. >> coming soon. >> that's right. don, thanks so much. when we come back, the big when it comes to the fithings you love,. you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. >> are you ready for something new in the morning of the starting monday, wake up with the official team for morning people. jim donovan, brook thomas, katie fehlinger and meisha johnson start your day off with the right mix of information you need and stories that will make you smile and feel gre

. 38 degrees comes in from keith, he as well just finding hands full of clouds, out in the sailors berg area where it is cooler, it is wind think morning, and he's not like i think many of are you also not looking forward to the snow that is waiting in the wings. now, eventually, yes, next system will get here, for now just watching the wrap around moisture potentially leaving sprinkle for some of you in the northwest suburbs, next disturbance, basically takes little left-hand turn, head our way, by tomorrow, as it basically rotate through the region, it will basically become an all day event. bringing scattered granted but rain and snow showers, and if you have got enough cold air in place, ground still pretty warm. but if it sticks around long enough with enough cold air you might see grassy accumulation out there. and, most specifically, we've got shot to see accumulation, north of philadelphia. but, mainly wet roads is the story, slick spot for sure, that will mess with your travel, any time wet weather regardless ice, snow, rain it, will slow you down. don't worry about it for the

that's me as highsen berg for halloween this year. how long did that take? >> not that long. elaborate. i'll up veil some other photos an is we go on. then now we all know we sing. i didn't necessarily have to put this in. this is me singing at my wedding backed by a band i used to sing with. this is a wedding i nearly missed. >> your own wedding? >>. >> i nearly missed my own wedding because we got married in london. despite being told i didn't need a visa, that advice was not correct. when i arrived they sent me back to new york. emergency visa. everybody told me the wedding was not going to lap. by some miracle it did. i landed at 8:00 a.m. and walked down the aisle at 3:00. 200 people at london hanging out. they were at the rehearsal dinner and i was at newark airport. i called my husband and said i'm on the plane. this inebriated people going we'll see you tomorrow. they a great time. i wasn't there. so then we go to, i love to travel and i love adventury stuff. this is me sky diving on my honeymoon in new zealand. i kind you have like to push the envelope a little bit.

the numbers also bring us back to why you are this outpouring of frustration from berg than after nework about bernie sanders. there is a lot of overlap between the critique of hillary clinton and the donald trump critique of hillary clinton. they are talking about a live the same things. is concernedpaign with how that dovetails into the general election. how would you run against hillary clinton, and how does she present herself as any sort of agent for change? >> a fire running trump's campaign, which i am not, i would make it about strong leadership. she plays it safe. he has got to do something different. campaign,ence in this we are going to have a nuclear war, nothing but rubble at the end of the day. takes, and my senses, they have everything trump,nt on cruz and and hillary and bill. over react as he did this week with bernie sanders, his blood pressure went up. i'm worried about his health. grenades, $1nd billion of negative ads, nothing but rubble left. someone will survive, but it will be a survival. we talked about hillary clinton not being trustworthy. you said donald tr

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we brought in tammy bruce, van hipp, christopher and rebecca berg. pennsylvania, the big prize.onald trump is make serious promises. i just want to let the people know. they lost over 3,000 manufacturing jobs since 1994, 35% of them, of workforce. of course coal was big there. steel was big there. donald trump saying he'll bring it back. >> yes, when you look at polling in pennsylvania, donald trump has a clear advantage in this state. in no small part because of the problems in the state that you mentioned in his policies that he has laid out on those. but what we have to remember about pennsylvania, of course, is most of the delegates from the state, that's what matters most at this stage are unbound, so they're not tied to the results of the vote, that's why we see ted cruz spending a lot of time in pennsylvania in spite of the fact he likely won't win the popular vote. he's good at rang ling delegates to his cause, making sure delegates are friendly to him on a first or second ballot. in this case, first ballot vote crucial to stopping trump and forcing open convention, that

thank you. , start withian berg you. legal definitions again.pro quo, campaign contributions, what does it take ? if someone is actually buying you off, if there is a direct payment for service, like meredith said, you need someone in the room to testify. has: meredith mcgehee, anyone been sanctioned under the idea of quid pro quo? guest: this is a very difficult prosecution for the public prosecutors. you have some representatives like cunningham, who was brilliant enough to write down his right list on a cocktail napkin. this is probably not the calendar -- caliber we will see with most members of congress. i want to take an issue with the caller when he talks about legalized bribery. i talk to a lot of business people, i know a lot more about legalized shakedowns. it is expected to give a contribution. play the game, their interests and business and whatever issue they are interested in will be hurt. the reality is it is coming from both weird but there is a sense that if you do not play, and you talk to most lobbyists in washington, they fee

jeremy wright berg and joan erect for it. they are accused of giving improper gifts to nypd in exchange for personal favors. they were pointed to his inaugural committee back in 2013 and the suggestion is that they gave all the money they did to get special treatment from the city hall. there has been no proof of that. mayor diblasio was asked and he said that he barely knew them but maybe we had a few conversations with them but now the new video has surfaced showing the mayor greeting him outside of his home in 2014. he is seen hugging him hosting a fundraiser for the mayor's one new york fun. it brought in $35,000 . according to the new york times, as part of the ongoing corruption investigation. the mayor did acknowledge and he sort of remembers going to a fundraiser at their homes but he did not remember details and he suggested that he went to a he has denied any in relation with this case. take a listen. >> we have done things right and we hold ourselves to a high standard. we always have . that's why i was very happy

facebook ceo mark sgruker berg takinge -- zuckerburg taking a at trump. >> fearful voices calling for walls and distances people they label as others. >> martha had the top comment writing everyone who criticized the law locks their doors and doesn't let strangers in their houses. the u.s. is our country, our home and we need to secure it, end of story. next up the most liked facebook poach george w. bush threeing out the first pitch at the game tuesday night. top tweet dozens favored this clip. rudy giuliani saying he's voting for donald trump but not endorsing it. >> if you endorse somebody he will take on the whole organization. i would like to see donald make serious changes>> the top trend is trump asking a pittsburgh crowd about the lay joe paterno for getting he died in 2012. >> i know a lot about pennsylvania. how is joe paterno. are we going to bring that back? >> how is that for awkward? that's what you at home are talking about on-line right now. everybody make sure to hit us up on facebook, twitter or instagram. pittsburgh such a huge sports city. awkward. >> i don't know

. >> when she send out susan rice and he said bow berg ball served the united states with honor and distinction>> i about through my television out in the yard. me, his fellow platoon mates, my men and my fellow green berets that nearly died looking for him were outraged. it also shows how tone deaf the white house can be to how military members think and feel. they take words like that, served with honor and distinction very seriously. >> frankly, the white house should have made no statement whatsoever. >> leon panetta told us he was dismayed by the way they handled the bergdahl case. >> i don't mind the efforts in negotiations but you don't just walk in and say we will give you five bad guys. these were individuals who killed in many cases our own soldiers. >> what assurance do we have they are not going to wind up blowing up innocent americans? >> it is demoralizing. >> incredibly demoralizing to men and women in aun form when you are out there in harm's way and the manner in chief has the top five draft picks sends a bad message to our troops and afghan allies we need to be serving along s

when the ship struck an ace berg it was 11:40 the night of april 14th.. that is today, the 15th. >> the titanic 883 feet long. it had 2200 passengers and crew. more than 1500 people died. it is the deadliest maritime disaster during peace time in modern history. the titanic at the time was able to go between 24 miles per hour and 28 miles per hour. >> amazing. >> and down it goes. >> i've seen the movie and also the historical accounts of it, and then with they used to talk to some of the survivors who actually made it off the ship. >>> another story a lot of people are talking about on social media, the housing prices out there. >> they're going up. >> maybe that's a good sign. this is different now. red fin is actually reporting a drop if you are looking to move to san francisco. a drop in home prices in the city for the first time. this is in four years. so get this. the median price is now $1,042,000, the highest in the nation. >> $1,042,000. raise your hand if you can afford. that come on -- >> my hand is not up. >> that is actually 1.8% less than i

. >>> as the presidential campaign moves on to new york state, let's bring in rebecca berg, national political reporter for real clear politics, cnn political commentator and democratic strategist, hilary rosen. cnn political commentator s.e. cupp and our senior legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. guys, thanks very much. s.e. take a look at this new monmouth university poll. new york state republicans, it's a closed republican contest in new york, 13 days from today. trump is at 52%, kasich second place 25%, cruz third place 17%. that 52% number is significant because in new york state, if you get more than 50%, it's winner-take-all, that's all 95 delegates. >> right. >> if trump can hold on to that lead. are you surprised he's doing that well in his home state? >> yes and no. donald trump has a very uncomfortable relationship with new yorkers in new york city. that sounds insignificant but it's really half the population of the state is in new york city. you know, he's not beloved there. but he is, i think, doing very well in those rural, manufacturing counties upstate, out west, up nort

and tracy sky berg have become our good friends weapon met because our dogs met at palmetto bluff. jasper and grady, and if you follow us on facebook their name is grasper. in. in i'm also honored my husband could join me. a lot of time outside have to travel to these event bid yourself but peter is here and you'll hear more about him as i talk about the book that came out last april and i have also -- before i start i want to thank robert bin gold who -- robin gold. who has the cutest pink jacket on. she has been holding my hand through all the scheduling changes. did you know we're in the middle of a primary season? she made all of this work for me so i'm just really honored and thank you for coming out on a chilly but really beautiful saturday and one of the best cities in america. [applause] , in. >> savannah georgia, -- i grew up out west and have lived inlets of different places, and i found that this area, the low country, is the closest i feel to home. so thank you for welcoming my husband and i and jasper and if you come to the book signing afterwards the real attraction o

there were reports that came out either were reported by broom berg news that the vat and you. senator sanders pushing back, providing nbc news, danny freeman, with the invitation that bnnn it sounds like the sanders campaign is going to go ahead with this. >> kasie hunt reporting from brooklyn for us. kasie, thank you so much. >>> we've been asking whether you think hillary clinton and bernie sanders will actually month. cast your vote there on the. nbc foreign correspondent a mmaaman amanal al dine. what we learned is that one of those individuals who has been arrested is a man known as ibrahim abrine. they've been looking for them since the paris attacks back in november. it's also not clear -- and this was released by since those before us sales attacks back on march 22. it's not clear physical -- spra attacks both in brussels and in paris. we'll certainly know that in the next 90 minutes where. >> the most sought after fuj tef. >> we have communication coming up here that we'll have on msnbc. >>> up next, we return to the rope lines on the campaign trail. now kmeents with

rebecca berg on what she makes of that. you fight fire with fire. he is paying good money to make sure he has the best of that fire. >> he is. we are watching donald trump's campaign turn into something closer to a traditional presidential campaign that it has been prior to that. that's actually the goal of paul manafort who has stepped in sort of as donald trump's campaign manager. technically, his role is his convention manager, delegate hunter. he has some experience in these fields specifically. reports say that he is now running the campaign. manafort is bringing on people that are more traditional republican campaign operatives, rick wylie, who led scott walker's campaign and a number of others who are coming in recent days. it is a serious effort by donald trump not only to mature as a presidential candidate and his campaign but to prepare for what's going to be a tough convention fight if it comes to that. >> i find the most interesting of the hires had to be william mcginley, a former council on the republican rules committee in stopping th

instincts he could see the wind is shifting so when nixon says i want you to dig up dirt on elder berg, hoover refuses to do it. he is out of the game of black bags and burglaries, the fbi is not doing that anymore. what does nixon do? he goes in-house, he creates his own investigative unit within the white house, the plumbers would remember them? the plumbers. here is the thing about the plumbers. they sound like a bunch of arch criminals, those guys were stumbled bums, classic washington fashion, they -- like james bond or the g-man. actually hunt was a fool who had been dumped on the white house by the ca in classic modern washington tradition. they didn't want to give him the cia. lady was an idiot who had been dumped on the treasury which dumped him on the white house so the crack squad were run by eagle crowe who is not a criminal mastermind. he was a former eagle scout was his nickname at the white house was evil crowe. it was a joke. it was a joke. he wasn't evil at all but he was intimidated by nixon and ran into this crew of clowns and they screwed up. they broke into a psych

linda berg is here, she stayed afterwards for us, thank you, linda. >> you are welcome. >> how does that do on tuesday when you go to the booth? >> it does not affect at all? >> reporter: who are you planning to support? >> ted cruz but independence did not have anything to do with my decision. >> reporter: what issues is he speaking to that resonates with you? >> i am just not going to vote for trump. cruz is the next best option, i think. >> reporter: why not support donald trump? >> for the things that's happening in the past that i think he's gotten too, he got a bad testimomper and i don't tru that. there is way too much power for the temper he has. >> reporter: thank you for sticking by after work. a mix of donald trump supporters and we ran into some democrats who are supporting senator ted cruz. >> can i get her back quickly, if cruz is not the nominee, does she then support donald trump? >> reporter: well, let's go see before she takes off. hey, linda, if senator cruz is not the nominee, would you support donald trump in the general election? >> no. >> reporter: okay, that's pre

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