so, tell us about brooklyn united. what's the idea behind it? >> well, the thought is that young people really require a place to be, someplace to go after school where they know they're safe, they know they're welcome, know they're loved, and they get to kind of move out of the school environment and do something different. so, brooklyn united was designed with that in mind -- a place where we can create a community within a community, a family of students. you know, give the parents something to be proud of, something that they can tell their child, "i'm proud of you. good job, great work." so, bu, in its design, was really about that new family structure, that opportunity where young people just had a place to be and call home. >> yeah, and have alternatives, instead of something that they probably shouldn't be hanging out doing. >> definitely. so many choices, so many influences in their lives, so bu serves as one of those positive influences. >> and why is it and how is it was the way to capture their attention? >> well, you know, for me, t

deputy chief david colon will no longer be the commanding officer of the brooklyn housing unit. he'll work in the courts on such things as prisoner transfers. >> it's something that we must do. >> reporter: all the digging city hall. i spoke to ross offinger, campaign treasurer. they told me he is not allowed to speak on the record. a spokesman for the mayor says they will not accept any money from the two businessmen going forward and in fact, they will return all the money they have received so far. in the newsroom, i'm marcia kramer, cbs 2news. >>> the vatican today released a document, the joy of love, addressing family, sex and love. it says the church should put an emphasis on mercy instead of doctrine, that catholics should seek out their priests' advice consciences. the document also opens the door for divorced catholics to potentially take communion. >>> a teenaged drinking game takes a disturbing turn. still ahead, the swastikas that wound up on social media and >> i saw my car and it looked like it was covered in paint. >> imagine coming home to this after vacation. u

colome will no longer be the officer of the brooklyn housing units and work on prisoner transfers. >> it's something we must do. >> reporter: all this digging has led investigators back to city hall. i spoke to ross offinger, mayor bill de blasio campaign treasurer and he's not allowed to speak on the record. a spokesman for the mayor says they're not going to accept any money from the two businessmen going forward and in fact they're going to return all the money they've received so far. >>> the search for a 13-year-old boy missing for nearly a week has intensified on long island. nassau county police say amari young was seen leaving his home on monday morning. he was placed at a park and middle school in westbury. his mother said he packed a bag the night before. investigators have searched social media sites for possible clues in hopes of locating him. >>> some travelers returning to laguardia airport are discovering damage to their vehicles. this is happening at level 4 of terminal b. a waxy liquid is dripping from the ceiling on the vehicles. the substance is calcium lime. buildi

deputy chief david colon will no longer be the commanding officer of the brooklyn housing unit. he'll work on such things as prisoner transfers. >> it's something that we must do. >>reporter: all this digging into the nypd has led investigators back to city hall. i spoke to ross offinger, bill de blasio's campaign treasurer who told me he's not allowed to speak on the record. now, a spokesman for the mayor says they're not going to accept any money from the two businessmen going forward and, in fact, they're going to return all the money they've received so far. in the newsroom, i'm marsha kramer, cbs 2 news. >>> the search for a 13-year- old boy missing for nearly a week has intensified on long island. nassau county police say amari young was last seen leaving his home in new castle at 6:00 monday morning. investigators say witnesses placed him at a park and a middle school in westbury. amari's mother said he packed a bag the night before. she made an emotional plea, hoping amari is watching. >> amari, come home, just come home. whatever it is that, you know, you have going on

dan donovan representing one of the interesting parts of the united states bay ridge brooklyn, one of the great places in the world and of course staten island. robert costa, thank you. >>> key obama administration policy is on the line as the supreme court weighs the president's immigration policy. you don't know what roberts is going to do. there are all kinds of rumors. this is "hardball" the place for politics. >>> two people are dead as a deportation and allow them to work legally in the u.s. lower courts blocked the implantation after 26 states led by texas challenged the action and accused president obama of abusing his power and ignoring the congressional authority over the issue of immigration. well today, the supreme court heard arguments from both sides and a decision on the fate of the president executive order is expected in june. anyway, nbc news pete williams was inside the court for today's argument. so which way is the wind blowing? do we know at all? up or down for the president? >> right down the middle, chris. it did seem for -- at the end of the oral argument like

brooklyn boxer accused of knocking out his girlfriend. >> the woman was injured so badly by the punch she is now in the intensive care unit. we're live outside methodilt hospital. >> reporter: chuck, sibila, police are searching for a brooklyn actor and a boxer. he beat his girlfriend so bwhly she was rushed to methodist. we've learned she was put in a medically induced coma. now police are searching for the man who hasn't been seen since the early morning assault. >> yeah, you're looking at this >> reporter: he's an actor, a boxer. you can see him in the ring and on the screen, but now police are looking to see him too. >> wow, i did not see him as thevetype. i did -- okay, it makes sense now because they were here last night and i heard the description but i didn't think it was him. it's suronising actually. very surprising. >> reporter: so police came over to the bar? >> they didn't come in, but they pulled up. >> reporter: he saw police after closing time. he also remembers seeing josh lute ran just a couple of weeks ago. >> he comes here and there, not all the time. he pops in and pops out. he eats with his girl or his

brooklyn under a street or empty lots. i was struck, how is it possible that americans that saved the united states are buried in an mt lot? i looked at that sign and i wanted to know the story behind the story. i spent six years re-creating that story and washington's immortals. it begins on a wintry day in 1774 in baltimore city, where men of honor, family, and fortune came together, they form theeir lives to first independent company, called the baltimore independent cadets. these are men of wealth. they were prominent merchants. the main person in this group wa captain and extremely wealthy man. they signed a contract that put their lives in danger. they put their fortunes in danger, and they also took their careers, their livelihood, and basically put them on hold to fight the war. they were tired of being told by the crown that was 3000 miles away how to run their businesses. they were afraid of tyranny. they were tired of being told what to do. they loved liberty and freedom. it was this spirit that formed in this small tavern that creates some of the greatest fighting regiments of the american revolution. the men o

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brooklyn new york. [crowd chanting " bernie"] he's coming, baby. here he comes. bernie. ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states.eers and applause] our obi-wan. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "bernie"] ♪ [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: in case you haven't noticed, there are a lot of people here this afternoon. thank you for coming out. i want to thank tanya stephens, eric sermon, rick leber. justin long, sally kellen, congresswoman gabbard, some assemblyman williams, and one of the great actors in america, danny devito. [cheers and applause] welcome to the political revolution. you know, when i was a kid growing up in flat rush -- -- flatbush -- [cheers and applause] our parents would take us to prospect park. they still have the fields in the elephants? all right. but i was never hears speaking to 20,000 people. so, thank you all very much for being here. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that's on the move. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that one year ago was considered a fringe candidacy. 70 points behind secretary clinton. well, they don't consider us fringe anymore. [cheers and a

unite her party. >> looking at this great diverse crowd that represents brooklyn and new york, every one of us has beenattacked by trump. >> it's crooked hilary, she's as crooked as they come. >> reporter: in addition to stepping up his attacks on clinton, trump continued his assault on the republican nominating process. >> the fact that you are taking all of these people out and wining them and dining them. nobody does that stuff better than me. i just don't want to do it because it is just not the right thing to do. we have a bad system and the system has to change. >> reporter: on sunday, r.n.c. chairman reince priebus said he won't be bullied by trump. >> i think i've done more tv in the last two weeks than i have in two years and it's because i'm not going to allow anyone to re-write the rules of our party. >> reporter: the republican national committee will meet next week in florida, but several members say they don't want to consider any changes to the rule-making process before the july convention to avoid it looking like the r.n.c. is trying to sway the process. jeff, the latest cbs news battl

united states one day. >>> a showdown in brooklyn between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. why sanders is confident clinton can't bring change in the america. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. >>> well, we did good this week yesterday at the old ballpark. we have a phillies forecast for today but it is an evening game so washington nationals coming to town and it looks like the weather will be absolutely perfect. a great night at the ballpark, please recommend a jacket or sweater because we will start off in the upper 50's when first pitch is tossed at 7:05 and it will get cooler from

unit. these are their stories. the perp is sergeant frank foster, brooklyn narcotics.ture turns up on this web page. guy who took it won't say where she is. who's the hostage? the guy who interviewed his daughter-- he films street kids and puts them on the web. sergeant foster's state of mind? wants his kid. how many in the room? four plus the taker. two are his family. if it was my kid, i'd probably do the same thing. we all might, lieutenant. ready? we got him on the monitor. here you go. cragen: sergeargeant fost. this is captain donald cragen, special victims unit.

united states and for politics. a lot of focus on the debate that took place in brooklyn, new york, ahead of next week's primary. flo: the gloves certainly came off during that fiery debate, and you can read about it all over the press. daily beast," a lot of people think hillary clinton is going to win the election, but really matters -- but what really matters is the margin, and that matters how left new york is. it is really a battle for new york's soul. we do not hear much from bernie wife.s' she says, "bernie and i will vote hillary if we have to." molly: let's stay in the u.s., where another racist taking place in new york. this one is a bit different. flo: the race for the next u.n. secretary-general. you can read all about it in the u.n. newscenter. it is described both as the positionop diplomatic and the top job. created,e the u.n. was for the past 70 years, it has been a very secretive operation, selecting a secretary-general. but things are really changing. you can read more about that in "the guardian." the process has been revolutionized and is becoming a lot more public. for the first time ever, a

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brooklyn at 8:30 this morning. over the phone someone recognized him and called 911. they sent an nypd aviation unit. nonverbal was last seen on a field trip with the thrive network group home. a worker went back to the van about 1:00 and says he was gone. again, michael yam being evaluated here at methodist hospital after being found this morning. david, i have reached out to the thrive network, the group home where he lives, about how all of this happened. so far they haven't rurnt comment. back to you in the studio. >> tracy ie strahan reporting live. >>> happening now police looking for a brooklyn mother who left to get chinese food and never came back. 21-year-old destiny dawson left her apartment a week ago wednesday. they haven't seen her since. police are looking into the case but right now they don't believe her disappearance is necessarily suspicious. >>> in the race for president, ted cruz has hits sights set on indiana. he's at a campaign event in fort wayne. he brought his newly announced pick for vice president, carly fiorina. there they are speaking to reporters. after john kasich agr

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units. they'll vote on the draft proposal next month. >>> new information about the missing mother of two from brooklyn. destiny dawson has been found safe and sound in another state. dawson turned up down south where police say she had gone to meet a male friend. her boyfriend and father of one child reported her missing last thursday. it's unclear why she wasn't answering her phone but consider herself missing. >>> tonight the dirty little secret for some restaurants in new york city who tried to hide their less than passing health department grade. if you're one of the people who looks for the a grade in the restaurant video, this story is for you. if the sign is not there, it might not be an accident. here's investigative reporter jim hoffer. >> do you know what your latest grade is? >> i think it's an a. >> reporter: you would think with an a grade the chef at this popular west village restaurant would have that a posted in the window. >> you don't have a grade posted. >> either somebody stole it or not being aware of it. i'll make sure it gets put up. >> reporter: it's more likely there's no grade

brooklyn one week from tonight. >> are you qualified to be president of the united states when you're raising millions of dollars from wall street? >> well, it's kind of a silly thing to say but i'm going to trust the voters of new york who know me and have voted for me three times. >> plus bill clinton takes to the campaign trail and takes on black lives matter. >> they won't hush. when somebody won't hush and listen to you, that ain't democracy. they're afraid of the truth. don't you be afraid of the truth. don't you be afraid of the truth. >> the truth shall make you free. let's begin tonight with fears of what today's party could learn from what happened in 1976. joining me, cnn chief political analyst, gloria borger, jeffrey lord who was at the convention in 1976. we're outing your age, jeffrey. >> oh, man! don't do it! >> and alice stewart, who was ne at the convention in 1976, who is communications director for ted cruz. gloria, you just spoke with james baker, former white house chief of staff. he played a key role. tell busus about it. >> he was the chief delegate hunter for gerald ford. you had ronald reaga

brooklyn one week from tonight. >> are you qualified to be president of the united states when you're raising

unite her party. >> looking at this great diverse crowd that represents brooklyn and new york. every one of us has been attacked by trump. >> it's crooked hillary. she's as crooked as they come. >> reporter: in addition to stepping up his attacks on clinton, trump continued his assault on the republican all these people out and wining them and dining them. nobody does that stuff better than me. i just don't want to do it. because the it's not the right thing to do. we have a bad system and the system has to change. >> reporter: sunday, rnc chairman, reince priebus, said he won't be bullied by trump. >> i think i have done more tv in the last two weeks than i have in two years. it's because i'm not going to allow anyone to rewrite the rules of our party. >> reporter: the republican national committee will meet next week in florida. several members say they don't want to consider any changes to the rule making process before the july convention to avoid it looking like the rnc is trying to sway the process. jeff, latest cbs news battleground poll shows the that more than half of

brooklyn. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders have spent much of the past two weeks campaigning in new york. >> the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> clinton held a rally as the community center. she holds a double digit lead over sanders in new york in polls. but instead of taking on her democratic rival, clinton focused instead of republican rivals donald trump and ted cruz. sanders did not return the favor. in front of 20,000 supporters in manhattan, he attacked clinton's use of super pacs and her support of the iraq war. >>> on the republican side protesters exchanged words with supporters outside of donald trump's rally in pittsburgh. riot police dispersed the route. trump addressed the supporters, at one point mentioning late state penn state football coach joe paterno. listen. >> i know a lot about penn state. it's great. how about joe paterno. are we going to bring that back? how about that whole deal? >> many in the crowd were confused by that comment. a trump spokesperson said it was regarding talks about bringing back the statue. >>> it's 4:47. federal health officials say it's official. it's

brooklyn accent. >> i think both because of her record as a united states senator, particularly in the aftermath ofer 11th, when she fought hard to help rebuild and help deal with the first spornresponders the famil that were in such distress, immigration issues that are important to a state that has meant so much for a gateway into the country in terms of immigration, as well as her efforts as a senator to fight against george bush's effort to privatize social security. she's got a tremendous record of kplichlt to run on as a new york state senator, above and beyond the other things that she's done throughout her career, i think she'll do well. >> if she is the presumptive nominee, should she talk about a role for bernie sanders in her administration? how do you build these bridges? there is a serious welling of support for him? >> not necessarily support for him, throughout the country, and i think it's been healthy and productivity for the democratic party, to actually have a competitive primary, where she has consistently prevailed, but there's been a robust debate on issues. i'm sure he'll hav

brooklyn -- president joined leaders of the ecuadorian it's home to the largest population of ecuadorian americans in the united states. >> and woodside queens among them as well. our hearts go out to them. >>> we have the after school accu-weather forecast. >> it's going to be absolute leghorns. after school it's going to warm up to 67 degrees. maybe over the areas of new jersey. lots of sunshine. tomorrow after school is going to be warmer. after school on friday, we'll talk about rain next on your accu-weather forecast. back to you. >> thanks. >>> a woman recovering from severe burns, and she claims an e-cigarette is to blame. coming up, the lawsuit she's filing. >>> it started as a battle to a queens woman suffered severe burns after an e-cigarette blew up in her pocket. she was stopped inside a car in wines when she said the device exploded and flew out of her pocket onto the dashboard. she relies on a cane to get around. she's on a long road to recovery, which includes surgery and skin grafts to repair the burns. >> i just hope it doesn't happen to anybody else. i just want to feel better. >> she's suing

united states. >> you see almosost a 20-year story heree going back to the mosque in brooklyn, to florida and allededly being with mohahammmohamed atta. >> secrets of 9/11 lay d deep i america's southwest. >> al qaeda has about a presence in arizozona almost since al qaa was fofounded. >> the connections too arizona run far deeper than any obviously any of t the others. >> now at the goldwater institute. marklatten has been an investigative reporr in arizona for ove 28 years. >> he had bn h in believe '91 taking classest the university of arizona. >> during the nine yearsrs betwn 1991 and 2000 saududi nationa honi hon joour. pilot of flight 77 that hit the pentagon had moved i in andututf arizona at leastst three times stududying english and taking flying lessons. >> a l lot of people w who haven connected subsequently to terrorism hadad been to the tucn area and studied in the tucson area. >> people suc as all haj. >> he was one of the firirst members of al qaeda. >> wasas now in p prin for the 1998 bombings of the u.s embassies in africa. inhe '80s he was plane shoppingng for bin laden in the grand c

to give you a sense of how big the burrough of brooklyn is, if brooklyn were a city by itself, it would be the fourth largest in the unitedtates. its residents are just some of the 4.4 million registered voters here in the big apple. across the state there are more than 7 million, which means a focus for the candidates need to extend far beyond this new york metro area. donald trump is in rome, new york today. that's where we find msnbc's jacob rascon covering the trump campaign for us today. jacob, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. we're expecting over a thousand people, and mr. trump knows this is trump country, as he likes to call it. what is resonating here is the corrupt process. when he talks about how rigged it is in albany, the crowd goes crazy. that's what he calls people that are slighted by the rules, don't understand the rules, maybe feel their vote doesn't count. i talked to someone who just switched to vote for donald trump because she believes he is the only candidate in her lifetime who has a real chance of busting the system, so to speak. so this is why he's making the argument. even though we

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united states. >>> hillary clinton campaigning in brooklyn today, 2 weeks ahead of the new york primary. a women for hillary event with the new york city first lady. the campaign says mrs. clinton will talk about how if elected she will break down barriers holding back women and girls. >>> melania trump spoke out for the first time in the campaign it comes before the wisconsin primary, and some analysts say it was an attempt to address his unpopularity with women voters. >> no matter who you are, a man or a woman, he treats everyone equal. [ cheers ] he's a fighter, and if you elect him to be your president, he will fight for you and our country. >> there was no disruption protester did speak out after she finished. >> 8 minutes after the hour now, and still to come a pet store owner accused of putting puppies in harm's way. >>> and also this morning, a father and son spring into action to save the life of a woman trapped in a burning car. >>> the yankees take the field to start their season. will mother nature cooperate this time around? johnny? >> what to wear! what to wear! how about

united states senate. >> senator bernie sanders making good on his promise from thursday night's debate in brooklyn.showed a combined income of just over $200,000. the clinton's combined income for 2014 just over $28 million. what, if any impact, will this have on the race for the white house? >> this probably won't have much of an impact. sanders tax return showed exactly what he said it would show. he is one of the core members of the senate. in 2014 they had a taxable income of $28 million and donated more than 3 million to charity. over the last eight years they have totalled almost $140 million. so far clinton is the only major party presidential candidate who has released several years of full tax returns and it's a point she's stressed at thursday's debate. >> i've released 30 years and i think senator sanders and donald trump should do the same. >> they are very boring tax returns. no big money from speeches. no major investments. i remain one of the poor members of the united states senate. >> so far trump has refused to release any tax returns citing an ongoing audit and cruz and kasich ha

united states. >> you see almlmost a 20-year history herere going back to th mosque in brooklyn, too florid and allegegedlyith momohammmohamed at atta. >>>> secrets of 9/11 lay deep i america's southwest. >> al qaeda has about a presence in aririzona almost since al qaa was founded. >> the connections t to arizona run far deeper tn any obviously anyf theheothers. >> now at the goldter institut mark flatten has been an investigative repepter in arizona for o or 28 years. >> he hadeeere ii believe '91 taking classes at th university offarizona. >> during the nine yeaearsetween 1991 and 2000 sasai natio honi hon joour. pilot of flight 77 that hit the pentagon had moved in and o outf arizona at least three times ststying english and taking flying ssons. >> a lot of peopleho have been connected subsequently to terrorism h had been to the tucn area and studied in the tucson area. >> peoplee such as a al haj. >> he was one o the first mbs of al eda. >> was now in prison for the 1998 bombings of the u. embassies in africa. in t the '80s he was plane shoppiping for bin laden in the grand canyon ststat >> he asked a

brooklyn making matza. >> are you qualified to be president of the united states when you're raising millions of dollars from wall street, whose greed, illegal behavior helped destroy our economy. >> i'm not going to get beaten up. i'm not going to get lied about. we will fight back. >> clinton trying to take the high road in a stop in front of yankee stadium. >> both ratcheting up with ted cruz continuing to defend his new york values comments, slamming new york's politicians. and donald trump. >> our friends in the media tell us that donald trump is unstoppable in new york state. and they really want to see a general election between two new york liberals who agree on washington being the center of the universe. >> john kasich looking to capitalize on the backlash. touring a deli in the bronx. >> look at the cheese on top of this. mama mia. >> new yorkers aren't stupid, ted. >> donald trump seizing on his home court advantage. >> this is home. it's great to be home. >> backing out of scheduled stops in california and colorado. take closed door meetings with his staff. >> and, guys, all eyes on paul manifor

brooklyn where sanders was born. and polls had shown her lead narrowing to sanders. but last night she shifted to uniting the party and to the general election. >> today you proved once again there's no place like home. and to all the people who supported senator sanders, i believe there is much more that unite said us than divides us. >> the math now is overwhelmingly in favor of clinton becoming the democratic nominee. clinton picks upality least 145 of new york's 247 delegate dele. and including superdelegates, it's even larger. sanders will have to win 71% in the remaining delegates and superdelegates. a behemoth task. sanders-campaign manager says they will continue to fight for the nomnation to the convention, even if clinton is leading in pledge delegates and the popular vote. listen on the press conference sanders held earlier. >> sanders also blasting new york's voting process for not allowing independent registered voters to vote and new york city announcing it will audit its board of elections after 125,000 voters names in brooklyn were inexplicably removed and sanders is taking the night off.

brooklyn just five days before the new york presidential primary, a very important contest for the democrats with an enormous number of delegates at stake. we want to welcome our viewers in the unitedtates and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer, and i'll moderate tonight's debate. joining mess errol lewis, with time warner, or partner in this debate, and chief political correspondent dana bash. brooklyn has personal meaning for the candidates who both have been new yorkers at one time or another in their lives, so ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome the candidates. senator bernie sanders of vermont. [ cheers and applause ] >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton. [ cheers and applause ] >>> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic candidates for president of the united states. >>> now police continue to stan for our national anthem sung by morgan james. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪hose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that

brooklyn is off the streets. we break the news w, one of his alleged victims. >> a lift tips over and crashes through an apartment window. >>se> send help. >> which unit? >> housing portable. >> they never knew what they were walking into. the chilling moments the day two nypd officers were cut off by smoke and flames. good evening. >> chuck and sabilia have the night off. we begin with the at rr ( est arrest. >> here is a criminal criminal wivaded capture untilenow. the man was just take ton n to court. >> reporter: clarence jones was preying on elderly citizens who came to the station house to help in the investigation. he was arrested and within last ur, he s escorted out of the station house, take ton sen n to central booking. i asked him what his role was. what do you have to say bout the attacks? d you do it? hi.s victims spoke to news 4 telling us the impact this had on them and how it changed their lives. >> i'm very glad to hear this. >> reporter: a sense of relief and a smile from 83-year-old arron van skendle. the fear still lives with her. news 4 informed her the man believed to have attacked her in march is in jail. >> i opened the door an

multimillionaires in the united states that have more money than the whole bottom half of the country. it is a whole bunch of people like that. the rent is so high in brooklyn. .eople are living bunched up we hear you this morning. we will have to leave it there. next will be jeff from west virginia. do you feel like things are getting better for you? caller: yes. i am 64, and i recently retired three years ago. i came to the conclusion that you cannot continue to consume and spend money. you have to start saving money. 61 to 64,cess from , a 2013ff a car volkswagen. i paid off a truck. i paid off three credit cards. with an 60 days, i will have my health paid for. my income is such that i have social security because i took it at 62. i feel that in 60 days, being $3500 ae, i will have a month income, and i will have plenty of money. host: do you have a pension from your time as an educator? caller: yes, i have a to find pension plan from the teachers retirement from west virginia. it provides adequately for me. plus, early social security, i'm of $3500 per month. i'm a single person, i don't spend money foolishly. i take care of my mother, who has dementia

brooklyn. if it was its own city, it would be the fourth largest in the united states, and the nearly 12 millionligible voters in the state will be handing a boatload of delegates, the most since florida and texas, to the candidates vying to be our next president. i have been hunting delegates for this network and the race to 1,237 on the republican side. and 2,383 on the democratic side. the magic numbers to secure each party's nomination. a journey that has taken me off the traditional campaign trail in recent weeks and into under the radar places. soon i'm going to pennsylvania. we'll talk about that a little more in a minute. the reason i have taken a detour to brooklyn is because the story of this borough and this city is in some part the story of this campaign. for the next couple days, this place is the center of the political world. vermont senator bernie sanders has positioned himself as brooklyn's native son. he blew up in brooklyn. all you do is take the g train to get to flatbush, of course, spending his life as a vermont politician. and former secretary of state hillary clinton's ca

brooklyn born. >> reporter: and he's targeting hillary clinton. >> she may have the experience to be president of the unitedtates, no one can argue that. but in terms of the judgment, something is gone. >> reporter: today on gun violence, clinton fights back, hammering sanders for voting against holding manufacturers liable. >> there's no other industry in america that gets that kind of free pass. >> reporter: and in his first fox news sunday interview, president obama is promising clint will be not get a free pass on her e-mails. >> nobody gets treated differently when it comes to the justice department because nobody is above the law. >> we could end up hearing more about that this week. the democrats' next debate is happening thursday in new york. >> tracie, if hillary clinton failed to win new york, would this be a much more worrying loss than perhaps some of the recent ones we've seen? would it mean that this momentum that sanders has is meaningful? >> no question about that, it's her home state. it's traditionally a democratic more liberal state. much of that due to new york city which say large part

rally -- of the aisle, bernie sanders held a rally in brooklyn talking to supporters about equality and faith and addressed the prison system in the united states saying we have significantly more people incarcerated than countries >> we are spending 80 billion- dollars a year to lock up fellow americans at the federal, state and local level. that's a lot of money >> hillary clinton reasons to new york today. -- returns to new york today. yesterday she told voters in california she is the only candidate with specific plans. she called out other candidates for diagnosing problems but not offering any specific solutions. >> back here in local news this morning,less are investigating what caused a guest to fall out of the 10th floor of a hotel on the upper west side. all this happened at the days hotel on west 94th yesterday afternoon. police say the man fell from a 10th floor hallway window. he landed on a shed and is now in critical condition. investigators are trying to determine whether he fell by accident or whether he jumped or was even possibly pushed. >>> police are hoping someone will recognize a suspect in have happened in manhatt

brooklyn. it's absurd this would happen anywhere in the united states of america in 2016. biggest impact it will have, not to sound like a callous observer of political process -- the biggest impact this will have is on bernie sanders's ability to tell the story that he was robbed. not necessarily that he was robbed of victory, but that he was robbed of a certain margin. he was maybe robbed of a delegate or two. and by telling that story, he is going to be able to reinforce the narrative that the establishment is unwilling to let his movement -- and he has generated an incredible movement -- to let his movement really realize its full potential. that is going to anger voters. that is going to galvanize voters. that is going to allow him, like you were discussing earlier in the show, to take this all the way to the convention even if hillary clinton has the delegates she needs to win. in order to sort of tell a story of hey, look, we're a movement. we're here. the democratic party needs to listen to us, and you can't shut us out. >> same argument donald trump is making. >>

we've got to overturn citizens united and i have run this campaign on the bases we are going to make it on contributions averaging $27 a piece. >> sanders will be in brooklyn, new york, today ahead of tuesday's primary. i suspect we may hear more from the democratic socialist and his criticism of clinton's fund-raising throughout the day today. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> meantime, donald trump, well, he has called ted cruz line ted and referred to marco rubio as little marco. now hillary clinton is firing back at drufr as he roofd referred to her as crooked hillary. >> i don't respond to donald trump and his string of insults about me. i can take care of myself. he can say whatever he wants to say about me. i really could care less. >> clinton adding she is not upis it set about what trump calls her, but she says that his comments about women, immigrants and those with disabilities are undermining american values. >>> other news, a threat from saudi arabia if a congressional bill that pins blame on the kingdom for 9/11 riyadh says it will sell billions of dollars in u.s. assets. that would be a financial hit. this amid growing accusations that sau

brooklyn born, native son. >> reporter: and he's targeting hillary clinton. >> she may have the experience to be president of the united states, no one can argue that, but in terms of a judgment or something is clearly lacking. >> reporter: today a long island event on gun violence, clinton fights back, fighting against sanders holding people liable. president obama is promising clinton will not get a free pass on her e-mail. >> nobody gets treated differently when it comes to the justice department because nobody is above the law. >> reporter: and we can hear more about that thursday when the democrats debate in new york. tracie potts, nbc washington. >>> mark murray is a senior political editor for nbc news. he joins us now. i want to start where we just ended with tracy and president obama's comments about hillary clinton. should we read into that. >> one of the things you should read into that wasn't part of the clip is president obama repeatedly praising hillary clinton. he hasn't endorsed her, but he's coming very closely. also as far as the e-mail investigation, aaron, i think what we've seen so far is a very de

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brooklyn. >> both hillary clinton and bernie sanders have spent much of the past two weeks campaigning in new york. >> the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. >> clinton held a rally at the community center in the bronx. she holds a double dinlts lead but instead of taking on her democratic rival clinton focused instead of republican rivals donald trump and ted cruz. sanders didn't return the favor in front of 27,000 supporters in manhattan. earlier in the day sanders picked up the endorsement of a union worker representing transit workers in new york. now let's turn to the republican side. >> protesters exchanged words with supporters outside of a rally in pittsburgh yesterday. >> riot police dispersed the crowd. at one point he mentioned late coach joe paterno. listen to this. >> i know a lot of about penn state. it's great. how about joe paterno? are we going to bring it back? how about that whole deal? >> many in the crowd were confused by that comment but a trump spokesperson said he was talking about efforts to bring back the paterno stay you. you remember it was removed following the jerry sandusky sex abuse

there is much more that unites us than divides us. [ cheering ] >> reporter: sanders campaign criticized officials over an alleged purchase that wiped an estimated 120,000 brooklyn democrats off the voting list. sanders spoke in pennsylvania. >> i would hope that in future primary elections in new york state, the officials there make some fundamental changes about how they do business. >> reporter: the increasingly contentious race presents a dilemma for both candidates going forward. how to go for a win without damaging the democratic nominee in the general election? >> who are you voting for? >> easy decision. >> reporter: front-runner donald trump capped his home state ballot early tuesday and by night he celebrated victory in new york. his momentum back, trump railed against the republican party as it begins to coalesce around ted cruz's calculated campaign of what he delegates. >> nobody should take delegates and claim victory unless they get those delegates with voters and voting. that's what's going to happen. and you watch. because the people aren't going to stand for it. it's a crooked system. >> reporter: ted cruz in pennsylvania proclaimed himself the

brooklyn today democrats are divided. >> i would say hillary clinton. honestly, because i want her to be the first woman of the united states. >> reporter: sanders has a shot you think? >> absolutely. i think we have a recurrence of what happened with obama. >> reporter: sanders staged a huge rally last night but suffered a setback between supporter paul song after he slammed clinton referred to, quote, corporate democratic whores who are beholden to big pharma. sanders had to call that inappropriate and insensitive. but at the debate tonight, clinton faces controversy after she supported striking the revelation today that she took $225,000 from verizon for a speech in 2013. republican donald trump looks poised for a huge win in his home state tuesday and got good news today. prosecutors saying trump's campaign manager, corey lewandowski, who trump defended, will not be prosecuted for grabbing a woman reporter. trump tonight, chief challenger ted cruz, and john kasich all plan to attend a republican fund-raiser in new york, while sanders and clinton debate. clinton aides predict their clash will not become personal b

united states, not quite. i grew up in a 3.5 room rent-controlled apartment in brooklyn, new york.ause i think, frankly, that given the enormous crises facing our country, crises like a grotesque level of income and wealth inequality -- [applause] 1/10 of 1% noop current almost as much of the bottom 90%, crises in which our people today millions of them are working not one job but two or three jobs, and yet 58% of all new income is going to the top 1%. which millions of our young people are graduating college deeply in debt and hundreds of thousands of others can't afford to go to college at a time when we need to have the best educated workforce in the world. [applause] a crisis in which we have a corrupt campaign finance system -- [applause] which as a result of citizens united allows super pac's and the billionaires and wall street that find those super pac's -- fund those super pac's two by elections. democracy is not obligated process. it is one person, one vote, not -fined elections. [applause] and then, to add insult to injury, not only do we have these as super pac's underm

brooklyn. it's like having your deli run for president. it's like can i get a kanish and also you've got my vote. >> we have this reputation in the united states, but in england obviously they have the same behavior problems over there, don't they? >> well, look. the parliament room, the chamber in the house of commons is incredibly small. everyone is sitting around lounging, senators falling asleep, congressmen -- these guys are smushed into this little -- they're up on like three little levels. it's like the worst theater in the round you've ever seen. you've got that guy, the common speaker, has the worse tie i've ever seen. did you see his tie? it had like little moons on it. it's the worst. cameron has a nice tie. even skinner's got like a decent tie, but the guy saying, order, order, order. he sounds like -- i don't know where he got that tie. you know, the discount rack at phi lea filene's or century 21. >> what is going on with the tie. >> i wish i could see it. >> that's parliament. >> going back to what you said about the accent, he had donald trump mannerisms. i want it to be a huge war. it's going to be the greatest war of all. i'm