and he told me that was a -- and i was like, " i don't know, bro.hat was called "baila conmigo." and i was like, "okay, let's work on it." i came to the studio, this is my studio where i make all my music and a lot of projects. so i came here i called one of the engineers and it was like "bro, i want to do this guaracha song, this kind of genre. but i want to start talking with my own slang. like the colombia medellin - so that's why the song is called "que chimba," it means like, that's cool, you know. like, and then, i did the song, i went on tour and suddenly, i had this group with the producers and the people who was around the song, and they were like "juan luis, look at this video," and they sent me a video for a club here in colombia and they were playing the song all around the clubs here in medellin and i was like, "who put the song out? who released the song? because i didn't have a plan for it >> jimmy: yeah >> and then, as soon as we finished the tour, we released the song saying that we are taking the columbian culture around the world

he will lose 15 to 20% of the bernie bros.poll has president trump tied with the joe biden this far out to a presidential election is very good news for the president. >> juan: greg, is there anything, anything that joe biden can do to really pull in the bernie bros. because the hard court supporters. i think a lot of people are not necessarily hard-core on the bernie side. but what could joe biden do to say to them, jump on the bandwagon? >> greg: he should wear a bernie mask, because that's kind of what he is doing right now. if i were trump, i would say, joe is just biden in a bernie mask. remember when we had lines for food, unemployment, that's the democratic party. that's how socialism looks pretty got a taste, and that's what you will get. but anyway, because it is your birthday, juan, i have a special talking point especially for y you. the big problem with joe is that he could not pull off a presser like today. trump's brain is agile and swift and capable. and when you watch that, you put joe in that place and you kno

oh, bro. you've never seen 'the wire' aw, bro.the wire' you've never seen it not the third episode? or the second one? or the first one 'the wire?'" i read that many brides-to-be are now having virtual bachelorette parties it starts with some lemon drop shots and ends with virtually everyone crying in the bathroom that's right brides-to-be are having virtual bachelorette parties it's a lot of fun right up until your friend debby says something vaguely racist to the virtual limo driver. and finally, here's an update on a story we've been following since it broke a 93-year-old pennsylvania woman who went viral with her sign that said, "i need more beer" received 150 beers from coors light. after getting the coors light, the woman held up a new sign that said, "i said i need beer, not water. [ laughter and applause it was a nice moment until an hour later when she held up a sign that said, "out of beer again. hey, you got a problem there, pal. that's our monologue right there. guys, we had a lot of fun with #askthefallons where you g

going after the bernie bros.ut to them quite directly. you have to understand that even as we approach the democratic side, attempts at unity, it's been an amazing run for bernie sanders. the 78-year-old who had a heart attack in october and comes out of the box and raises a phenomenal amount of money. i think in his day he raised more than biden. and he has a populist backing in so many ways. and this is what president trump is picking up on. when it comes to issues like trade, they would side with him even on going to war in iraq. side with him, side with trump, and not what they call the mainstream of american politics. >> jesse: emily, what do you think about the president? going to be very aggressive trying to peel off the bernie bros on issues like trade and foreign policy? >> emily: exactly, while also relishing the idea about going against the establishment. i wanted to point out to you that out of the gate, biden addressed the fact that valerie tried and failed. but you heard a statement. right away, the

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and i don't use that term in a project pejorative way as many but i know a lot of bernie bros and they are fervent very smart people may have just much gumption as conservatives do this if we disagree but helen it really gets down to the progressive part of the party are they going to be won over by joe because joe has given them nothing to did. well i mean if they're the ones who voted for hillary back in 2016 will fall in line behind joe personally i don't understand why people were willing to live up to her burning this time around after he basically took him under the bus and $1016.00.

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don't think that joe biden will have the sort of enthusiasm that he needs even without the bernie bros burning supporters but even you know there might be like let's say there's going to be a significant number of people that after this this entire nominating process is finished and it's completely clear that it's been stacked against bernie sanders and they end up giving it to joe biden and there's going to be a lot of people who are irreparably alienated from the democratic party and will never want to do anything as a democrat ever again the democratic party is going to lose a big chunk of support and that's going to make it very very difficult for them to win an election against somebody who has a huge support base donald trump that's very committed that will come out and vote for him so i think this is definitely going to hurt them in the election in the long term it's going to hurt them as a party i don't think they care i think they're willing to blow up their party if it means keeping things the way that they are where you have a bunch of elites controlling everything and makin

. $44.00 jews imprisoned in the ghetto bros up against the nazis uprising failed at a cost of $13000.00 jewish lives. germany is marking the anniversary of the liberation of the bells and bells and cancian concentration camp in april not in $45.00 it was one of the 1st nazi camps to be liberated by the western allies more than $50000.00 people died including the direst and french. well in the u.s. several states of seymour protests against lockdown measures president donald trump has increased pressure on state governors to ease restrictions trying to set my 1st as a target date but medical experts say that's just too soon they warn that vital steps such as widespread testing have not yet been place. texas. new hampshire. and ohio. protests across america gaining momentum residents took to the streets to vent their frustration at state harm or it is while they hailed from different parts of the country they echoed a common demand. her confidence in. their. community return their burrows i'm very sorry for. the it's. not it's really not a call to say that you have to ship it out. or that

if this is the last time you see me, bro, know that i love you. not to sound like that, but it's real. >> reporter: confinement and social distancing are mostly incompatible. >> outside of a cell, you have to basically figure out how are you going to adjust because a few feet down from you is another person. >> reporter: erlan woods is out of prison now, but a couple years back he was my guide to prison life at san quinten outside san francisco. >>> you don't have a hell of a lot of room in here. >> it's like one person can only move at a time. if i'm -- we had to turn sideways. when i say that small space, as you know you was in there, it's about the size of an average person's bathroom. that's what that confinement is. >> reporter: a dna n kahn is happy to describe himself these days as an ex-con. >> we were in san quinten together. the floor we lived on, we shared with 100 people. and that floor was 3 feet wide. so it is physically impossible to do 6 foot distancing in a 3-foot wide tier. >> reporter: so what happens when inmates get sick? >> w

he needs the bernie bros and he'll go as far left as he needs to capture and then write.you watches internet videos with what the president is doing it is embarrassing and democrats know that and that is why trump is staying -- obama is sayin stg so far away, why would you touch is, i don't care what the polls say. this is a referendum on trump, how he handles coronavirus will determine whether he gets a second term, his approval ratings have soared because it's been out front and candid like he always does, biden's pass is i have annoyed you. i've been distracted this entire time because i want to know what is in the package at your door. [laughter] kat: i have been looking at your home. tyrus: that is my new camera. pete: i see, i just had to check. greg: let it know that pete was curious about tyrus' package. tyrus: we have an issue greg: will there be an lb, major league baseball discussing ways to start their season during the pandemic, to play all games in arizona and empty ballparks, nude. no that was my idea, the intense spring training facilities are always withi

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>>and sort of the the the bro moment that president obama had with governor christie of new jersey. in the wake of sandy that'sthe kind of response d kind of leadership thatpeople are looking for and when you when you listen to governor newsom's press conference. this week about the reopening. the state of wi conditions are first and foremost is testing and testincontinues to be the the bugaboo for this for this administration. it is something where the president needs to it needs to ow eadership in getting the testing. kids to kenya testing protocol and the green on a nationwide testing strategy because th's the only way i grew we've got to get the economy reopen. oh we can'do and i know tom and i discussed this before what you can't do is have an opening and then another shutdown because that's just going tcompound the problem in ways that we can en possibly imagine. so you have to do it if you get to do it you have to do it right and we do it right is with and national testing protocol thatenables us to really assess where this disease is in the country what the exposure is what

he's going way left to court the bernie bros with plans to expand medicare, forgive student death, much may be even minimum wage next, let's double it put here to discuss is my company mike huckabee, fox news contributor and great host in his own right. governor, thanks so much for being here. are you surprised that joe biden is going left instead of middle, that's not the way it usually goes. >> most people go to the middle after they kind of won the primary and they realize they have to go after general election voters. joe biden doing the exact opposite. he's moving further to the left that he has ever been, further to the left than the democratic party has ever been. this idea, one of his ideas is lowering the age in which you can get to medicare down to 60 from 65. here is the problem with that. when medicare was started in the mid 60s, average life expectancy was 60 years. now it's 79. now when people are living longer and people are retiring later, joe biden says, let's just move that back down to 60. i mean, it's the opposite of what any actuarial study would recommend for him t

. >> stop crying, bro. >> reporter: with the worst behind them, many people returned to search throughhe wreckage to salvage whatever they could. the twister turned planes around at the monroe regional airport. >> whoa. >> reporter: severe weather is forecast through the night, with tornado warnings up across several states. omar villafranca, cbs news. >>> it's been a strange easter sunday of solitude for christians worldwide in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. more than a half million americans have been infected, and the death toll now tops 21,000. but there are signs of hope. we have a lot to get to tonight, and cbs correspondents will cover it all. first to jonathan vigliotti in los angeles. >> mia, here in california, officials are mainly worried about the nursing home population. in recent days, we've heard of staff not showing up to work, and nurses needing to use garbage bags as their safety gear. but by and large, the numbers we're seeing here in california, nothing compared to the surge unfolding in new york. >> things just totally crazy right now. >> reporter: in the n

california-based thinking, so their science bros and bro-ettes are going to make decisions based on evidencet's hella tight. and the masks will be made of avocados. newsom wants to gradually ease restrictions in california, in what he called, a "bottom up" plan-- not to be confused with a "bottoms up" plan, which is to keep drinking until this is over. right now, we're still in clinical trials. mmm. mmm. inconclusive. but yesterday, trump insisted, despite what the states think, he's the one in charge, because when someone's president, their authority is total. and i'm being told we have footage of the president saying that, jim. >> respect my authoritah! >> stephen: he looks good. oh, i'm sorry, i'm being told that that was actually a "south park" cartoon and they knew that. here's the actual footage. >> when somebody is the president of the united states, the authority is total. >> stephen: well i'll give him this much: he does have authority, and the country is totaled. one reporter challenged trump's claim. >> reporter: you said when someone is president of the united states, their autho

. >> i saw people waiting in line outside the clinic for three days for -- bro pro fin, that's all they>> reporter: he then started medical missions to el salvador as part of the kids foundation. they run medical clinics for all ages. >> we've seen over 6700 people in one day. >> reporter: they've yt om heat lness and hypertension to little and the ly medical care thatget. >> reporter: the medical missions team gave a wheelchair to a man whose wife has spent years confined to a hammock. >> over there, it's absolutely life-changing, so it makes me feel good. >> reporter: so for serving the poor through the cast anada kids foundation, week's jfferson award in the bay area goes to carlos martinez. >> now, under his leadership, the foundation is also starting a program for kids with celtics palmetto, a sewing program for kids to make money. >> we are better together. another great example. sharon, thanks. >>> chief meteorologist paul heggen joining us now. and i think we have the microphone fixed. >> we will hope so. hopefully it's worth waiting for as well. looks like a pretty nice forecas

. >>> the "pharma bro" wants out of prison to help find a coronavirus treatment.is serving a seven-year sentence for securities fraud. he is asking to be released for three months to do lab work under supervision. he said the pharmaceutical industry response has been adequate. that is the cbs money watch report. for more go to cbs money watch.com. >>> servicemembers stationed at travis air force base has been at the forefront of the fight against the pandemic, but now they're fighting the virus in a eninstof waiting for valuable ppe, they decided to start 3-d printing of their own. the sergeants design face shields and mass covers using their own software and printer. currently they can print one shield every hour. >> we want to focus on longevity of our masks and the best way to do that is addressing full face coverage. >> in an effort to conserve resources for nonmilitary hospitals, they're making the equipment for use at the bases hospital. >>> santa cruz. a new order tonight. all parks and beaches will temporary close until next wednesday. this will stop overc

but there's more scripted bro film school i founded the rogue film school. it was designed to be the exact opposite of everything you'd normally learn in film school and. the same can be give us there are only 2 things i tell people they really learn. the 1st time out or pick a safety lock using a surgical instrument. and 2nd how to fake a filming permanent and not get caught. in let's recently i've switched to doing more workshops. those are just as something in the amazon rain forest in peru. and in the 1st minute of the 1st meeting i said the topic of your show. the framework is delirium in the jungle so. see what you can come up with and deliver the results in 9 days' time and some great films came out of it will post. a good read the wrath of god was also shot in the south american jungle it's the tale of a 16th century spanish conquistador searching for el dorado this feverish drama tackles imperialism greed and meddling mania shot in documentary style it follows a good day on his historical suicide mission. in the end klaus kinski a good day goes mad

down they can see you want to lie in state hustling you know saying stay hustlin really before felon bros i was really horny no redemption all day and one day and i'm not going to you just like i'm not going to you know that i'll believe you and now say i'll be here with nobody to you i mean even by being you you'll be in a failing on me you know saying i feel like you can't make it you know i'm saying there's a way you can make it all me they got programs you could get it to how many you can get you a job or a legitimate job homie and at the word about all that money but the clothes the people got to help me get a job they got ready to. throw. me. i'm tired i'm ready to give up their so you've been accustomed to. say. access to good grounds you know if they're out here on the street to get hang and rifles you know assault rifle that bag for less than a $1000.00. here you know the heart is here and it is to. keep this honest now not hard but the way men and i had to go here work you know selfishly. you know gave it back to you know got to play the crowd is right my route you know no hamme

come on, bro >> seth: yeah, houston you have actually -- you've have not only a lot of politicians on on your show. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: i think we've seen sides of them we haven't seen before certainly questions they haven't received before. i want to show a clip. bernie sanders was on your show. >> bernie. >> seth: and showed him shoes. >> yes >> yes >> seth: and asked him to guess the prices >> yes >> that's right because if you have someone running for president, you want to ask them about sneakers >> seth: yes >> yes [ laughter ] >> seth: and it safe to say he was very surprised at how much - >> oh, that is an understatement >> let's just say that bernie sanders won't be standing in front of the supreme store anytime soon [ laughter ] >> seth: how would you describe the face he makes when you tell him? >> it was like bringing home a report card to my parents. >> yo, seriously [ laughter ] >> i have never felt - i felt bernie sanders was about to spank me. [ laughter ] >> seth: let's take a -- let's take a look. >> have you ever stepped in dog [ bleep ] barefoot [ laughter ] >> s

hey, bro, are you dead, i haven't heard from him and i wanted to say, hey, bro, i am dead, thanks to you. i didn't. i had whole spreadsheet with the numbers and where they were coming from and their names and their handles. a good friend of mine that was an attorney. i think the police are going to want this. he said i would not identify them. you don't know if the police are going be doing with this and i had to let that go. i tried to puzzled out what had happened. at some point i had to let it go. >> one of the parts of your processing is specifically around lawyers. i wasn't aware, i hadn't thought about how prone people in different professions, i don't know if i ever thought about the legal profession prone to drug addiction. why, why is that? >> well, i think most of us didn't think there was drug addiction in the legal profession. i think most of us have picture of lawyer with drink in his her or her hand. the stereotype of alcoholic lawyer is one that's been around for a long time and there's ton of alcohol abuse in the legal profession. about 6 months after peter died, the

with a unique fragrance of the dumbest bros and. the amazing work on the danish glass artist's $7.00. but 1st visit a new housing concept and then that the lands that could set an example for other countries the world over climate change and rising sea levels are making headlines everywhere so what are people doing in the netherlands where a quarter of the country already lies under sea level some architects and i'm still thought it would make sense if houses could float. living on water in the city center one day more than a 100 people live on this side canal in amsterdam. michael schmidt and his wife and among the 1st residents. to the slim's confused it's a different way of life here on the sly and the waters sparkles and reflects everywhere. and now exactly it actually seems more extreme. you're closer to nature when the wind blows and you open the door a gust of wind will come rushing into your face so everything arrives pretty directly here. this is one of a total of 30 buildings which are part of the project from strip amster

in doing so, what we're forgetting is that isn't truly if we try to get supplies and glock bro blo it would not beble to get other supplies we need. the idea is to get more supplies, both for populations within the country but also those globally. >> as we see coronavirus affecting, say, rtain group more than others, are we going to see developing countryings being affected more by this specific situation than t fact that they'll simply not to be hele to get the kit, the equipment that need? >> something is worthng about in separate categories of equipment. which developing countries will start needing for preparedness plans. that's an area where i think many developinges count are struggling and the world health organization and other globa agencies are helping multiple say we will try and negotiate these supplies on your behalf. even some of the low and middle-ince country themselves are engaging in restricting ex ports so tn it becomarder for the global agencies to make the case for developing countries and others that some portion of the supplies nee to be reservinged and alcament

do you think the bernie bros are going to watch that and raced to the polls in november?e state of the democratic party. they did not mean this to happen, this pandemic. they are doing the best they can, but this is not good enough. it is just not good enough. >> bret: all right, juan, after "the new york times" came out and said they asked aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortez whether she had any outreach from the biden campaign, and she said no, maybe the sanders folks said we need to do is streaming endorsement, who knows? >> juan: i think that is pretty big news. unlike jesse, i think that in fact, the president has been concerned about the idea that the democrats would come together. because there is so much anti-trump power and pressure within the party right now. i think it is pent up. and the president was pushing the idea that there was a division in the party specifically he was aiming at the bernie bros and saying vote republican, vote populace, you don't need to go with joe biden. but here comes bernie sanders way, way before he came out in 2016 for hillary clinton. f

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stop crying, bro. >> reporter: with the worst behind them, many people returned to search through the wreckage to salvage whatever they could. the twister turned planes around at the monroe regional airport. >> ooh. >> reporter: severe weather is forecast through the night, with tornado warnings up across several states. - >>ngellafranca, cbs news. sof solitude for christians worldwide, in t midst oforonavir pandemic. more than a half million americans have been infected, and the death toll now tops 21,000. e t, there are signs of hope. we have a lot to get to tonight, and cbs news correspondents will cover it all. first, to jonathan vigliotti in angeles.les. >> here in >> reporter: mia, here in california, officials are mainly worried about the nursing home population. in recent days, we have heard of staff not showing up to work, and nurses needing to use garbage bags as their safety gear. but by and large, the numbers we're seeing here in california nothing compared to the surge unfolding in new york. >> things are totally crazy. >> reporter: in the nation's covid-19 epicenter, new

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bro we've asked them to accelerate whatever they're doing in terms of a vaccine i guess i'm doing ok because to the best a minimum wage and the president of the united states despite the things that are since well it didn't take us long to assemble those examples of us president double trump a lesson held against the media during white house press briefings donald trump won an election doing just that and his hostility towards journalists well the hostility has not let up today the media watchdog reporters without borders sounded the alarm strongarm leaders it says are now using the fear and restrictions of the pandemic to silence a critical and free press in its annual press freedom index released today reporters without borders writes the united states number 45 just above new guinea and that means media freedoms are satisfactory press freedoms are faring best in the nordic countries. let's take this story now to my colleague our washington d.c. bureau chief alexander phenomena good evening to you alexandra for much of his presidency donald trump has not been available to reporters

going to say that i don't think there's ever been an era of reconciliation for those of us in the ass bro who have suffered through slavery for african-americans it has been from slavery so jim crow to mass incarceration in the caribbean and you have slavery to colonialism was just ended in what the late 1950 s. or early 1960 s. for me as a haitian american we're still dealing with the ramifications of neo colonialism of slavery and these are. essentially us as a new world people where the people who the modern day economy the world as we know it does well have been built all are bad so it's very easy to say to move on when you're not at the very foundation of the world of the world as it is today meanwhile you can't even benefit from that system so i think it's very important to keep that in mind we still need the conciliation in various ways in order for us to truly move on all right in some question shaina any other country you could go to an african continent it would be one pause to cite. douglas to all not just what. thank you so much of me for being on this i really appreciate your

one go to the other and then incorporate the legs like once you got that stability of top you go my bro's is trying to wrap around like how do you how do you get your legs to do this but i'm still trying to figure it out is there a chip i'm admitting it will make me for that regina and we will have a lot more news coming up at the 5 pm hour president trump will soon welcome new york governor andrew cuomo to the white house both men expected to just to discuss new york's handling of the pandemic and how the federal government might be able to help we'll talk about all that and more coming up at 5 pm so that's it for right now i'm going to make sure you keep up with everything in question at all times by downloading our brand new free at home or the old t.v. critic. why should i check out. about. stump a man who's used to climate change on the stand could you do a little spot that sent me a and but you. need to throw in that it isn't enough. blood to hold of the. vocal just a minute. should still. be able to show we're still up. we'll show. you but it's not just one posts and you will not i