mlb star turned musician bernie williams is working to teach kids the importance of music.e did it in d.c. southeast washington today hosting a new york legend. >> day of service. >> chicago classic. bernie williams, former yankee star and guitaris friendship prep academy. >> with the music and hopefully we will spark interest in them. erin: williams latin grammy nominee shared the virtue of music with the middle schoolers. >> the kids learn better when they are exposed to music and the arts. it's proven scientifically. erin: the national association of music merchants donated instruments and provided instructors and whether it was percussion or power cords from the famous song by chicago, this event was a hit. >> our kids are so excited. to bring music in changes the whole dynamic. >> music is something that appeals, it's a universal language. >> what i love about music. it's fun, loving, peaceful. erin: students tuning in to music may be for good. >> it will make their life richer for them. erin: williams help provide to very lucky students at the friendship tech prep aca

kimberly: over the course of his sports career, bernie williams was known for some big hits witht he is a renowned musician. his other hits, helping children in class. erin hawksworth shows us how. ♪ erin: southeast washington hosted a new york legend and a chicago classic. , former yankee star and acclaimed guitarist, visited friendship tech prep academy. >> expose them to rhythm and music and hopefully spark some interest in them. erin: he shared the virtues of music with middle schoolers. >> the kids learn better when they are exposed to music. it has been proven scientifically. erin: of music merchants provided instruments and instructors. whether it was perrcussion or power cords from that famous song by chicago, the event was a hit. >> they were so excited. to bring music in changes the whole dynamic. >> music is like a universal line which. >> it's fun, loving, peaceful. erin: students tuning in to music, maybe for good. >> it will make their lives a lot richer for that.

. >> reporter: the program pairs up schools with famous mentors like bernie williams,little buck and having arts fully part of my school discover having alignment with passion. it only fueled me to do better in school. i had you know, the ability to see other kids who shared the same passion as i did. >> reporter: when you talk to these kids, you've been working with them for a while, what is the one thing you're really hearing from them. >> the fact that they're loving what they're doing. they're excited to be there. >> reporter: excitement not the only goal. the administration points to findings that found improvements in math and reading as well as higher attendance and reduced suspensions by a staggering 90%. >> me drawing and being like overwhelmed and one dancing. like it encouraged me. i can do this, i can do that. i can do all of this. i can just rise. >> reporter: rising in their dancing, singing and poetry. >> when i watch tv, i build materials out of cardboard, plarveg and twine. >> i know i'm meant to do this. if i could, i would my other home. >> reporter: performing for

martin gilbert and bernie williams with usaa go. powerlunch.cnbc.com right now to see how bernie is playing the emerging markets. that is powerlunch.cnbc.com. >>> thank you. yesterday on the show you might remember we had a pretty fiery discussion about the future of jobs in america. my take along with others that with automation and robots increasing in record speed, is there real possibility of a jobless future for many americans? if so, how does that play into the future of the fed and its view on jobs? the chief globe economist is joining us. we're going to talk about the fed in a second. i want to lay out, there is only a few minutes. lay out the thesis that some have positive which is that this is not like any other time in history going from a buggy wlip to a car. this is going from working on a factory floor to notaving a job because you don't -- the programmers take the job of 100 different people. do you think there is a real risk of a semijobless future down the line? >> number we've had this for hundreds of years. the 18

bernie williams, do who he is? >> absolutely.n the 5th grade when i was trying out for baseball. it's a painful thing in my heart so i don't want to talk a lot about it but the coach called us up and said you go home, you go home and i was that first you go home. >> bernie will be talking about music. can you play guitar? >> i cannot. >> you can play and i can sing. >> get me a karaoke machine and -- . >> i don't know why my first wife wouldn't let me join -- the church wouldn't let me join the choir. >> it's bad when the church goes you can sit there. >> i didn't make the church choir. >> somebody who is reinventing themselves over and over again, thgelina jolie.

. >>> well, a former yankee and expert musician bernie williams was in d.c. ng away instruments and lessons. >> williams and dozens of others stopped by friendship's tech prep academy in southeast and that's where they donated ukuleles and guitars and drums and in addition just three hours worth of lessons, williams explained why music is such a big part of a well rounded education especially for young better they do academically in all the different subjects, whether it's math, science, you know, all the core subjects. gets them to think creatively and makes them think outside the box and this is what, you know, companies right now are looking for. >> so file this under who knew. williams is actually a latin grammy nominated guitarist who recently graduated from the prestigious manhattan school of music. not bad. topper, hopefully you have some sweet music for us to hear. >> i do for the most part. i did not know that either. pretty cool. >>> we are tracking showers and thunderstorms tonight. we really improve tomorrow and wednesday. yes, it's the same system

rick williams emcees and general manager, bernie prazenica was there. >>> and a tribute to some of philadelphia's finest. katherine scott has that story. >> reporter: today dozens of police officers were recognized for their efforts for the hero's ballroom for police lodge five in philadelphia. presented by awards for excellence, valor and heroism. >> we are extremely proud of what you have done to get here today, we are proud of what you do each and every day. >> among them anthony and other officers that received a life saving award. they say the victim may have died if not for their efforts. >> we came on scene and the gentlemen was shot and apply aid tourniquet to both of his legs. >>> it's mayor was on stage presenting the honors. >> it's a difficult time to be a police officer in the united states of america and we recognize that and are trying to move the department through this period so that you can do your jobs effectively and efficiently keeping our neighborhoods safe. >> some officers tell we they were not expecting recognition but they are proud to be here today. >> it's an honor to

why bernie sanders says he is not dropping out. >>> too close for comfort. the prince william county home spra ye >>> today in decision 2016, senator bernie sanders is taking a break from the campaign trail as hillary clinton fund raises in chicago. donald trump is in washington this morning. tracie potts is on capitol hill live for us with more on it >> reporter: exactly. we've been talking about that with republicans, but now with the democrats, will they be able to unify with bernie sanders determined to stay in this race. he was in vallejo, california late last night, he was shaking hands with labor protesters out there in california where he's really trying to focus and get many of those 475 delegates up for grabs. and now vice president joe biden is weighing in saying he's not really worried about a split within the party. let bernie run, he says, that hillary clinton was in the race with barack obama at this same point and at some point he believes that clinton will get that nomination and that sanders will support her. >> and donald trump is leveling some pretty seriou

bernie sanders, you have to tell your registrar. if you don't say anything, you will get a ballot without any presidential candidates on it. joe williams was registered as an independent but switched to democrats to vote for bernie sanders in the primary. he thinks the rules are confusing. do you think this process needs to change? >> i think it needs to be better communicated. >> reporter: this voter thinks the lawsuit is a bad idea. >> you know, just follow the rules. that's just the way it should be. get informed. she asked about it, and now we know what's going on. >> reporter: the lawsuit is asking the judge to extend the deadline. the registrar of voters said that the voters have had plenty of time to learn the rules since they have been in place for a while but said there was room for improvement. if you were queen of the world, how would you change the rules? >> if i were queen of the world, i would love for it to be open to all voters up to election day, and i believe we are hitting that with conditional voter registration coming in the future report report from you are still listed as no matter preference come election day, y

investigators pieced it altogether the robberies kept coming one of them at bernie robbins jewelers in radnor township. superintendent williamrecall low remembers the night she's guys made off with more than 30 role leck watches worth nearly half million dollars. but they missed something. >> there was another container of high-end rolex that is were double, triple, quadruple the amountly rolexs they stole. >> reporter: ravin ski is the president of bernie robbins jewelers. investigators worked closely with the jeweler's security alliance made up of the top 50 jewelers nationwide. >> if something happens, um, even if it's suspicious activi activity. 50 jewelers throughout the whole country know about it at once. >> reporter: detectives sean deitrich handled the case for radnor police. he says the robbers left behind this security jacket and a hat. those key pieces of evidence were quickly turned over to the fbi. >> they were already able to get dna evidence by cutting out the caller. >> reporter: investigators knew the radnor robbery looked very similar to the smash and grab take over robbery that stewart kingston jewelers j

one of them was at bernie robbins jewelers in radnor township. superintendent williamolarulo remembers the night these guys made off with more than 30 rolex watches worth nearly half a million dollars. but they missed something. >> there was another container of high hi end rolexs that were double, triple, quadruple the am of rolexs they stole. >> all of us are on high alert. >> harvey is the president of bernie robbins jewelers. he says investigators worked closely with the jewelers security alliance made of the top 50 jewelers nationwide. >> if something happens, even if it's an attempt even if suspicious activity 50 jewelers throughout the whole country know about it at once. >> reporter: detective sean deitrich handled the case for radnor police. he says the robbers left behind a security jacket and a hat. those key pieces of evidence were quickly turned over to the fbi. >> they were able to end getting dna office by cutting out the collar. >> reporter: investigators knew the radnor robbery looked similar to the smash and grab take over robbery at stewart king stop

campaign on two fronts, against trump and bernie sanders plus, the white house steps into the highly-charged debate over schools and transgender rights. i'm pete williams in for gwen ifill tonight on washington week. >> we had a very encouraging meeting. it's very important that we don't fake unifying, pretend, that we truly and uley unify that -- so that we are full strength in the fall. >> i think we had a great meeting today and agreed on a lot be things. it will be a process but it will come along. peter: donald trump turns on the charm. hoping to win -- win over republicans warey of his campaign. >> it's a temporary bafpblet it hasn't been called for yet. nobody's done it. this is just a suggestion. pete: can the g.o.p. be at war with its presumptive nominee ahead of what is sewer -- sure to be a contentious campaign? >> let me be as clear as i can be, we are in this to win the democratic nomination! peter: the big win in west virginia this week did little o distract from trump. >> my husband and i released eight years of tax returns. um got to ask yourself why doesn't he want to release them? pete: plus the obama administration tells public schoo

but let's be clear, bernie sanders in the 1990's was a supporter and signed on to legislation that was authored by donald rumsfeld, williamtoria'sd these neocons that created the disaster the iraq invasion with demagogic support. bernie sanders signed on to the key documents that the legislation that was created as a result of the project for a new american century demanding that bill clinton make regime change in iraq the law the land. bernie sanders and voted for that bill, which again, was largely authored by donald rumsfeld and the neocons. bernie sanders been supported the most brutal regime of economic sanctions in world history that killed hundreds of thousands of iraqis. he supported the bombings in iraq under president clinton, under the guise of the so-called no-fly zone, the longest sustained bombing campaign since vietnam. bernie sanders was about regime change. bernie sanders signed on to neocon-legislation that made the iraqi invasion possible by codifying into u.s. law that saddam hussein's regime must be overthrown. so when bernie sanders wants to hammer away at hillary clinton on this, go ahead. you're 10

reporter: the city's plan to allow food trucks for the crowd and that means bernie could be a boost to business for adele williams and the hot dog stand. >> i think it's nice that he's coming to vallejo. everyone is excited about it. >> reporter: of course with such a big crowd expected there are going to be extra cautious, cleanup and other staffing. the mayor tells me the bernie sanders campaign has agreed to pay for all of those costs, so that the city of vallejo will be footing the bill. frank? >> jana katsuyama in vallejo, thank you. >>> before tomorrow's rally at vallejo, sanders will be at an event at the santa clara county fairgrounds in san jose. skyfall lock -- sky fox flew over the site this evening. we should mention both events are free and open to the public. in san jose, doors will open at 10:00 a.m. with even scheduled for 1:00 p.m. in vallejo, doors open at 4:00 p.m. with the rally set for 7:30 at night. >>> now to the republican race, the primary in oregon donald trump wins in a landslide with 67% of the vote. ted cruz and john kasich were on the ballot but they both suspended their campaigns ea

william. >> this is the kind of tax that bernie sanders does not need: the bernie flow stick is a deadly explosive. >> on-demand companies are more popular than ever. do they make the ride to work easier or worse? show your warriors pride at game five against the trail blazers tonight. post your photos and they could post your photos and they could appear >> santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. this is abc7 news. this is abc7 news. >> and now these instructions are a recipe for an explosive. this is the graphic we talking about the ingredients to before the chemical bomb have been blurred out. the bogus recipe appeared on a pentagon board and has spread on social media. thankfully there are no reports of people actually making this and getting hurt. >> the difficult of oakland rolled out grown carpet to show a new bicycle lane that aims to make the ride safer with the ribbon-cutting ceremony held to celebrate opening. they are called protected bicycle lanes the first of its kind in the bay area, riding in between the sidewalk and marked cars and the park c

joining me now is gary johnson, the former governor of new and william well, the former governor of massachusetts. governor johnson bernie sanders has had to explain democratic socialism. i think you're going to be called upon to explain libertarianism. what is it? >> you set the table perfectly. libertarianism is being fiscally conservative, socially liberal and, hey, when it comes to military interventions, i think military intervention has resulted in a world that is less safe as opposed to more safe. that's it in a nutshell. we're offering a unique combination that i think combines the best much what it's supposed to be to beat a republican and combines the best of what's it's supposed to be a democrat. most people are really somewhere in the middle and right now given the polarization of hillary and trump, i think the vast majority of americans are libertarian, they just don't know it. >> governor, are you libertarian enough for that crowd behind you? >> i've always described myself as a libertarian. i agree with governor johnson. we don't have to come out of a bloc saying we're anti-trump or anti-mrs. clinton. all

william johnson will remain on the trump campaign certified list of delegates. >>> on the democratic side, bernie sanders won the west virginia democratic primary last night. he was projected to win the state and likely benefited from comments clinton made about the coal industry earlier this year. sanders' strongest support was not from democrats but independents according to exit polling. they made up a third of the electorate and of sanders' voters there, 33% said they'd choose trump over the senator from vermont in the general election. sanders picked up 16 delegates to clinton's 11 in west virginia. but according to nbc news, clinton picked up six super delegates to sanders' one super delegate, meaning they tied, 17 to 17 in the state. >>> after his win in west virginia, sanders went on to speak at a rally in salem, oregon, in front of a crowd of about 4,000 people. he celebrated his victory and didn't let up on hillary clinton. >> we have won primaries and caucuses in 19 states. and let me be as clear as i can be. we are in this campaign to win the democratic nomination. one of the waltons

campaign on two fronts, against trump and bernie sanders plus, the white house steps into the highly-charged debate over schools and transgender rights. i'm pete williams in for gwen ifill tonight on washington week. >> we had a very encouraging meeting. it's very important that we don't fake unifying, pretend, that we truly and uley unify that -- so that we are full strength in the fall. >> i think we had a great meeting today and agreed on a lot be things. it will be a process but it will come along. peter: donald trump turns on the charm. hoping to

bernie sanders has. in washington, doug llowzader national news. >>> and in cleveland, in both, william hill gives trump a 63% of becoming the chance of becoming a nominee, and 80% of whatever the timing. hillary clinton will have a better chance of becoming a nominee at 97%. >> early voting for california's june 7th primary will be available starting a week from today but most bay area counties will have at least one early voting polling place some starting as early as may 9th who don't want to vote by mail but want to avoid possible lines at polling places june 7th. check with your county's registrar office. >>> it's been five years since bin laden was killed in a military raid on a compound in pakistan. the white house is not holding any formal event to mark the mission. the president though did tell cnn facility u.s. forces didn't go after bin laden, it could have taken years to find the leader but he admits there were also risks. >> if it wasn't bin laden, probably the costs would outweigh the benefits benefits and we would lose space internationally because it was going to be a lot of difficulty o

william, live for us, thank you. >>> despite appearances that he is out of the race. bernieders is not giving an inch to hillary clinton. he vows to fight it all the way to the convention. by staying in the race, is the vermont senator doing damage to the democrats? i don'or wonder whether i theshould seek treatment.c. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen that's been prescribed to more than a quarter of a million patients. tell your doctor if you've had a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv, or any other medical conditions, and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni may cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects of harvoni may include tiredness,

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donald trump and bernie sanders taking on rivals both referencing william shakespeare. >> i watched tedz, i am the only one who can win this race, sounds like shakespeare. everything is always shakespeare, making a simple statement, i am the only one. unfortunately i am telling the truth. piled high, the bible, then he comes over and starts lying. >> i think if you give a speech, for $225,000 for an hour's work or 20 minutes work it must be an unbelievably brilliant speech. it must be a speech that could probably solve most of the problems facing this planet. it must be a speech written in shakespearean prose. maria: breaking news, american servicemember killed by isis. asked carter making the announcement moments ago, enemy forces penetrated in northern iraq, no other injuries or casualties are known yet. we bring you the latest development as they come in. isis killed the first us soldier on and advised and assist mission in iraq. new questions over soldiers in the famous iwo jima photo. the latest on the marine corps investigation into possible mistaken identity. and some british com

william feather drive. gonzalez was pronounced dead at the scene and the cause of the crash is still under investigation at this hour. >>> now, democrats hit the campaign trail today as bernieanders tries to close in on frontrunner hillary clinton. sanders fired up the crowd today in new mexico claiming that he is the best candidate to beat donald trump in november. meanwhile clinton's husband former president bill clinton rallied supporters in california. clinton says his wife is the best qualified candidate to lead the united states. trump did not hold any public events today. >>> president obama embarked on a week long trip to asia with stops in vietnam and japan. the commander-in-chief depend from andrews air force base earlier today. in vietnam the the president will visit hanoi and ho chi minh city. he'll fly to hiroshima becoming the first sitting president to visit the city since the bombing. >>> authorities have recovered a critical clue that could ultimately help investigators figure out what caused the crash. jonathan vigliotti has more. >> reporter: shredded clothing shoes and heavily damaged plane parts are just some of the items search teams have recovered fro

william brangham. >> sreenivasan: we turn to the race for the white house. on the democratic side, bernie sanders and hillary clinton will face off in primaries tonight in kentucky and oregon. but over the weekend, clinton and sanders supporters were at odds in nevada at the state's democratic convention, potentially signaling a greater divide in the party. here to help breakdown the divide is susan page, washington bureau chief at "usa today." and from las vegas, jon ralston, host of "ralston live." susan page, we're having this conversation because it's important. but even just today there were a flurry of communications throughout the democratic party about the tone and tenor of what the candidates should be doing, what their supporters should be doing. what happened? >> we saw the democratic national chairman debbie wassermann schultz saying the campaigns need to accept. this it's troubling what happened in las vegas. then you had bernie sanders put out a statement saying it's defiant. he said he doesn't support this but he continued with his statement of particulars saying he's not b

bernie bros onboard? we're going to begin, though, with donald trump's finances. here to discuss that is william cohen, contributing editor at "vanity fair" and the author of "the price of silence." also "the wall street journal's" peter grant is here and steven miller, senior -- i almost said steven cohen. steven miller, senior adviser to donald trump. welcome back to the program. all of you have been on before. i'm going to start with you, william, because there is 104-page disclosure that he made with the fec today, talking about donald trump. he says his net worth is over $10 billion. he says his income in 2015 was nearly $560 million and has increased his revenue by almost $200 million. that's a lot of money. do you buy it? >> if donald says it, who am i to dispute it. but it's not on that form. there are 104 pages. there's a lot of numbers on that page and there's a lot of llcs, limited liability corporations that he lists on that form, but i don't know where he gets the $550 million of net income. there are some numbers that look like revenue numbers. there are some numbers that look like

williams. >> given what you're doing here, sean, the general election has started and you've gone after hillary clinton. >> bernietrump will defeat hillary clinton. >> get out of here. >> hillary donors were warned -- wait a minute, hillary clinton -- bernie is going to run the table. >> it's fine. i want to say you and jon stewart actually are on to something very real with the voters which is the question of mrs. clinton's trust, her authenticity. i will say this. the saving grace for democrats, she's running against donald trump. his numbers are even worse. >> okay. but donald trump is dead even in very important states right now. pastor, let me go to you. yua you know, why is it every democratic presidential candidate gets before a predominantly black audience and their tone, their cadence, the pitch, the way they -- everything changes. is that called pandering? >> to me, it's almost worse than pandering. it's a -- i don't know, stereotyping. i mean, to be honest, i think hillary clinton might show up at the b.e.t. awards or something in black face because, i mean, what is she doing? what's she going to say n

william johnson's name to the list and says he's not a delegate. >> twitter just released this new chart. tweets are the most popular represented by the top shield bar. and hillary clinton and bernie sanders seem to be following a path of increases as well as decreases. it corresponds with the biggest increase for trump happened during super tuesday when he won seven of 11 states and more than 250 delegates in a night. >> well, today, the san francisco district attorney announced he's filed charges against two sheriff deputies that were reported striking a man named stannus loss potrof. he led cops on a chase across the bay bridge that ended in san francisco's mission district. abc7 news is live with the live with the latest in this case. >> deputies remain on paid leave, they will both have to self surrender tomorrow, bail set at $140 thour. the san francisco public defender says it was one of his former students that alerted him to video. the district attorney says this video showed sheriff deputies striking petrov at least 30 times. >> this is a case of a police officer acting beyond the authority of the law. >> in november, he led sheriff deputies on a chase that ended in a sa

william johnson's name to the list and says he's not a delegate. >> twitter just released this new chart. tweets are the most popular represented by the top shield bar. and hillary clinton and bernie sanders seem to be following a path of increases as well as decreases. it corresponds with the biggest increase for trump happened during super tuesday when he won seven of 11 states and more than 250 delegates in a night. >> well, today, the san francisco district attorney announced he's filed charges against two sheriff deputies that were reported striking a man named stannus loss potrof. he led cops on a chase across the bay bridge that ended in san francisco's mission district. abc7 news is live with the live with the latest in this case. >> deputies remain on paid leave, they will both have to self surrender tomorrow, bail set at $140 thour. the san francisco public defender says it was one of his former students that alerted him to video. the district attorney says this video showed sheriff deputies striking petrov at least 30 times. >> this is a case of a police officer acting beyond the authority of the law. >> in november, he led sheriff deputies on a chase that ended in a sa

williams. if i'm a democrat and i'm looking at these numbers i'm thinking do we want to abandon ship. >> that's why they're pushing bernieget out of th this race. she's looking weaker. she's said her everything being a right wing conspiracy play book is not going to work against trump. >> they don't have a new play book. that's a good point. we know the play book. republicans are racist and sexist, gender war, they hate women and they want to throw grandma over the cliff. donald trump punches back harder. it's not going to work against him. >> he's not running an identity politics campaign. they are. they're running on physical attributes. i would say there are two things to note. it doesn't mean trump is going to win in the fall. it means he could win in the fall and it means that almost every single person who has commented on this race has been wrong and spectacularly wrong. >> you have not been wrong and i have not been wrong and there's a few others that have not been so wrong but you are dead right. a lot of people have been wrong for a year and a half and they're still commenting and making wrong predictions. >> y

bernie. she's our nominee. it's time to unite behind a strong candidate. hillary clinton has proven she's a leader. she's been scrutinized. she's been criticized. she is a tough individual. >> thank you. dennis williams. thank you for coming on. next vintage trump. i look back at my interviews. i have a couple of them to show you tonight. they're interesting. we'll be back with the place for politics. >> welcome back to hardball. >>> i would not run under any circumstance if i didn't think i would win the whole thing. >> welcome back to hardball. that was donald trump saying in 1999, he wouldn't run for president if he didn't think he could win the whole thing. no college try for him. now 17 years later, he has a chance of winning. we see what is consistent from him and what is not. he said he wasn't suited for the oval office because he said he wouldn't enjoy the job. >> i'm not sure i would enjoy the life of a politician. i think that you're just on all the time and, by the way, no easy job. this is really tough stuff. it's just something that i don't think would suit me very well. i don't think i would enjoy it very well. to do something really well, you really have to enjoy it. you've got to love

bernie sand tears hillary clinton. there are no sacred, and while ferrell says he won't make the movie doesn't mean someone else won't. in los angeles, williamfox news. >> so much for spring, as we take a live look at old city, damp, chilly, and unfortunately this forecast isn't looking any better for tomorrow for the big broad street run. meteorologist, dave warren here now, we do not like the sound of this, it seems like it is continuing, continuing. >> it will continue, for days, yes. but i've seen some broad street runs with pretty nice weather. got to take the trade off. >> i had three coats on tonight. i found all of the coats i had in the news room, all thin, and put everyone of them on. >> let's hope one of them is a raincoat. you will need them. first of all what we have to get through is night tonight where we just have cloudy skies, rain coming in latest shows the rain will be steady in the morning, heavy at times, not the afternoon it, will start to break up little bit. so steady widespread rain all morning, then, just cloudy skies, with some showers lingering throughout the afternoon, much cooler temperatures, today up to 64 not

williams and monica malpass. >>> hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" wednesday night. hillary clinton and donald trump are inching closer to clicking their party's nomination for president. but bernie sanders continues to win at the polls and he has no intense of dropping out. we have more on the standings coming up. >>> and a man admitting to making child pornography learns his fate today. and how officials are making how motorcycle riders stay on course. >>> now, to the 2016 race for the white house. we are less than three weeks away from the presidential primary season. voters in kentucky and oregon decided who they wanted to represent them in a general election. and one primary is still too close to call. we are talking about the contest in kentucky. these are the latest results, with 99% of precincts reporting, less than 2,000 votes separate hillary clinton and bernie sanders and clinton declared victory but sanders has not conceded the race. >> sanders surprised his supporter with news that he won oregon last night. he admits he has a steep hill to climb but can do it. >> donald trump is inching closer to the republican nomination for president. he earned 17 more delegates in

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bernie. she's our nominee. it's time to unite behind a strong candidate. hillary clinton has proven she's a leader. she's been scrutinized. she's been criticized. she is a tough individual. >> thank you. dennis williamsk you for coming on. next vintage trump. i look back at my interviews. i have a couple of them to show you tonight. they're interesting. we'll be back with the place for politics. ♪ having acne... ...was always on my mind. so i asked a dermatologist about new aczone dapsone gel 7.5%. i apply it once a day, any time. aczone gel 7.5% is fda approved for the topical treatment of acne for people 12 years and older. aczone gel is a once-a-day acne treatment with clinically proven results. in clinical trials, acne got better for people using aczone gel in just 12 weeks. aczone gel may cause the serious side effect of methemoglobinemia, which decreases oxygen in your blood. stop taking aczone gel and get medical help right away if your lips, mouth, or nails turn grey or blue. talk to your doctor if you have g6pd deficiency. using benzoyl peroxide with aczone gel may cause skin or facial hair to temporarily turn yellow or orange where applied. common side effects of aczone gel include dryness

bernie sanders people need to get in line. so there's a lot of questions swirling around both political parties. we'll dig into that today. >>> plus, two former secretaries of defense joining us this morning, william chuck hagel. we'll be sitting down to talk to them about what they are expecting in terms of defense, what some of the biggest issues are facing the country this time around. what they think the huge security issues are. so all of those things are coming up. and it's going to be starting in just about ten minutes' time. >> that's a power duo. >> yes, exactly. >> all right. thank you. becky quick. meantime, u.s. future equities pointing to a higher start. dow futures up 54. the s&p futures up 7. joining us to discuss the day and week ahead from boston is jeff kleintop, chief investment strategist at charles schwab. excuse me, jeff, good morning. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> so as far as data, we're a little light this week, but we do come off of last week with serious questions about whether u.s. growth is yet again slowing down as evidence by the latest sort of weaker jobs report. what say you? >> well, the world does seem to look for a global growth to be led by the u

williams. it is going well. >> very, very well. >> did you think it would be this successful. >> it is very personally my friend, bernie grandson diedan overdose when someone gave him wrong medicines. people don't know what to to with these old medicine. you cannot put them in the toilet, trash. we don't want kids to get them, digest them or to sell them. well, we have had 655 overdose deaths in philadelphia, in 2014. more than twice the number of homicide. majority of the people overdosing, on heroin, began their addiction to prescribed painkillers. >> yes. >> they become addicted to the prescribed painkillers. then they get cheaper version which is heroin and people die. so this is a event. we will do lots of things. we will go after people that sell the drugs of course. doctors with pill mills. but thinks an easy way for philadelphians to take old medicines out of the home, bring them to now the 13 police districts that we have had these in. >> in the lobby. >> total of 23 like a mailbox. >> do you think that is the key, it looks like a mailbox, it is obvious what you are doing. >> no questions ask. bring those old medicine. anyt

williams. they are giving clinton a hard time. all of them is getting money like bernie. he hides his little gig. he needs to be investigated. why are you giving her a hard time about the super pac and the way she gets money? guest: i am not sure we are giving hillary a hard time about how she is getting money. although there is a distinction because bernie sanders does not have the same kind of network of outside groups like donald trump or hillary clinton has. but they all deserve our scrutiny certainly. host: another fairly direct question for you on twitter. bottom line, is the system too corrupt? guest: the system has a lot of correcting problems. it is not unable to be fixed. we have been through also is a complicated situations as a country before and managed to right ourselves. most important accountability laws rose from having problems and finding solutions to make more accountable government. the situation now is the perfect recipe for an accountable campaign finance system. we just have to figure out how it will work. host: we want to your from rachel next in

williams joining us. you don't want to miss it. in oregon and kentucky, democratic candidate hillary clinton and bernie sanders compete for their party's. just like in bowling green, kentucky with the latest in a campaign trail. >> good morning, maria. she will be held over kentucky today. lexington comment here and bowling green and six hours time. bernie sanders moved on to puerto rico. take a look at hillary clinton. 11 so far event that she has not and kentucky so far. she's one of primary over barack obama. this is a close democratic primary. that favors her as well. the coal industry which has an impact here in tacky. >> we can and must not walk away from them. i feel such a sense of obligation and we are going to do every weekend to get through this transition. >> about those things are in her favor and she does not win the primary tomorrow, i don't think it's going to be a very good day. bernie sanders campaigned on expectations a little bit, making a point this is a close primary coming up where he does very well in states like that. see what happens tomorrow. she will be here later. we'll have that for you guys. >> just luck

bernie and people who might support donald trump in a general election. >> thank you so much. >>> i want to bring in the panel to discuss this. van jones, cnn political commentator. ryan williamsovernors romney and sununu and ned ryan, american majority president. trump supporter and columnist for american supporter. i want to get your reaction to something donald trump said in the speech at this rally in fresno. let's listen. >> when i watched the speech last night it was so sad. everything she said was like a lie. i wonder, i wonder if i could start instead of saying crooked hillary, which is a very accurate description, i wonder if i could say, you know, remember lying, lying -- i won't say lying ted. i refuse to say it. lying ted. hold that bible high. puts it down and then he lies. lying ted. i'll retire that from ted. i'm not going to call ted that anymore. not going to call him. but i wonder if i could redo it. because after watching her last night with the lies. >> so ned, he clearly felt that lying ted strategy worked so well and looks like he wants to put this on to hillary clinton. is that what you think he's going to be doing and the main push of the strategy again

william weld about their bid for the presidency. >> all right. >>> so memorial day is the no going to turn out to be a holiday for bernie sanders. he's hitting the campaign trail hard in california not giving up on winning the nomination but not saying no to being hillary clinton's running mate. that's interesting. cnn washington correspondent joe johns live in washington with more. they had danced around this in several of our interviews that they were going for the big seat, the brass ring. they're not talking about v.p., but now, a little bit of a shift? >> reporter: yeah. non-committal, but still says he's knocking his brains out to win the nomination, and after that we'll see. so to be continued. as the rates for the california primary continues, bernie sanders also tweaking his message this memorial day weekend. on the one hand, repeating hi mantra that he is firmly against a donald trump presidency, but also suggests that if front-runner hillary clinton wants party unity and wants the support of eers supporters he's says it's her job to make that happen. >> my job, make sure donald trump doesn't become president and i wil