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aundrea cline-thomas, set the scene for us. >> reporter: here's an alumni watch party. the volume going way, way up. people out of the seats cheering along the team. what is different than other places, you hear them chanting right now. what is different than other places, philadelphia police are not outside patrolling the area. we talked to them. they're not increasing patrols at this point. they will respond if necessary. what they will be doing is helping out the radner police station if necessary. the police department if necessary. they're fanned out across the city. we are here at this watch party. it is intense. everyone's waiting for novato win. back to you in the studio. >> all right. want to go to sky force 10 over lancaster avenue where the police command center is set up. they're ready for anything. of course, the president of the university as well as coach wright have appealed to fans to celebrate appropriately. and responsibly. but radnor township police force on hand. police telling us they're ready for anything when the game ends. taking a look inside t

but nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas following the story. tell us how did this happen? what's being done about it. >> reporter: the investigators with the controllers office made a surprise visit to the mail center. when they arrived they found that half 0 the employees did not show up to work on time. those that were there were sitting at a table and not getting the job done. thousands of pieces of mail were not being sent out on time. >> reporter: thousands of letters found in philadelphia's mail distribution center in a bin sent out late or not at all. >> there was a lot of response from the public saying this just happened to me and i thought it only happened to me. >> reporter: water bills, traffic fines, court dates, time sensitive material lingering. a tip to the city controller sparked a month-long investigation. >> people were receiving notice of court dates after the court date had passed so they were subject to possible imposition of bench warrants and fines. >> reporter: employees were clocking over time, sometimes doubling their salary, while fewer pieces o

aundrea cline-thomas asks the congressman about that. >> reporter: we caught up with the congressmana forum and not fazed by the new allegations. and he talked to us to give us his side of the story. congressman fatah is making a pitch to voters. federal prosecutors are making a case to a judge. a new motion seeks to seek a recorder of former anchor renee into evidence and alleged bribery scheme and money exchanged for political positions and power. >> what we saw was an untruth offered by two federal prosecutors in the federal courtroom. >> reporter: the motion is on the sale of the porsche. prosecutors say the transaction never happened and fatah disguised a bribe as payment. but then told the insurance company she was keeping the car in her garage. >> are you surprised they're talking about your wife now in this filing? >> no one's talking about my wife other than the inaccurate misleading statements that was provided by government attorneys and the question is, why would they say something inaccurately in a court of law? >> reporter: she has not been charged. first time, the new

. >> nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas was there. >> reporter: they did agree on one thing and that's that the city needs to spend more money on children and where they disagree is on how to pay for it. >> you see corporations that you're taxing, soda. i sigh families that have bills, that have mortgages. >> reporter: pleas from a standing room only crowd over the proposed soda tax giving council members plenty to consider. >> i know there's jobs lost and also more jobs gained because we'll have a better educated system of this new generation coming up. >> reporter: mayor kenny proposed taxing distributors 3 cents per ounce to raise money for an initiative like universal pre-k, community schools and revitalizing recreation centers. >> has to be a better, fairer, way, predictable and sustainable way to fund the programs. >> reporter: it is a tax many of the communities fear is passed down to them, another hit they say to the already stretched wallets. still the mayor hopes forms help the pitch. >> i think that council is hearing from folks. not just the billionaire soda guys but the regular

aundrea cline-thomas is tracking the backlash. >> reporter: the ad paid for by the american beverage association. they're putting the money where their mouth is by spending more than a million dollars to defeat this proposal. moviegoers at the pearl theater in north philadelphia won't just be seeing the newest flick. now, think veal to watch this first. some movie theaters are joining a coalition opposing a proposal to implement a 3-cent per ounce tax on drinks like sodas and some teas. >> we're paying a 5% amusement tax to the city on every ticket sold and an 8% sales tax on beverages that we have and the candies. >> reporter: the mayor has been touring recreational centers emphasizing the tax is for improving education. >> a tax on distributors. >> reporter: some small butzs fear distributors will pass that cost on to them and they would eventually pass it on to you. the consumer. >> to me, it feels like a penalty. to us. >> reporter: concessions and not ticket sales how theaters make a profit. a small soda is already $4. >> paying a fair share to help programs to help people in ev

our coverage continues with nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas. >> there's a lot on the line next tuesday. >> reporter: that's right. with the primary election set for tuesday its a race around the clock to make an impression on voters. pence rain is a key player in helping secure the nomination. all eyes are on pennsylvania's presidential campaign who are trying to appeal to voters' values. >> bernie's yearning is essentially chocolate chip ice cream. >> reporter: and their sweet tooth. >> pennsylvania is incredibly important in this presidential race. >> reporter: ben and jerry stump for bernie sanders in rittenhouse square by handing out free sundays. >> still deciding between hillary and bernie, but this ice cream might have swayed me. we'll see. >> reporter: this week every presidential candidate will court voters in pennsylvania ahead of tuesday's primary. ted cruz made his pitch last night. hillary clinton is in philadelphia today. bernie sanders and john kasich are set to arrive in pennsylvania tomorrow. and donald trump will make a stop on friday. >> both parties with no front-run

nbc so's andrea cline thomas is live in wilmington where bernie sanders supporters finished listening to his speech. >> not only are they focusing on delaware and pennsylvania, they're also bringing their persuasive and powerful friends to the area to help them out. >> it's crunch time for democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders who has to appeal to more than just his base to stay viable in the race to the white house. >> i want to know a little bit more about his concrete, how he's going going to handle details. >> we do not want to have the dubious distinction of more people in jail than any other country. we want the best educated workforce in the world. >> sanders is spending a considerable amount of time in delaware and pennsylvania ahead of tuesday's crucial primary election. >> we're not going to back down and we're going to continue to fight until the very end. >> the 42nd president of the united states, bill clinton. >> bill clinton started at a school making a pitch on behalf of his wife campaigning in connecticut. >> i think she's the only person who has had the ex

cline-thomas. the mother telling us about the moment her sun was carried away of it can't imagine. >> reporter: my goodness. the question everybody is asking is how could this happen. she thought it would be a good idea to go with her two children, a 2-year-old and a 7 week old. and she met a woman at a jewelry store who she thought she could relate to. the woman said she was also a new mom. hear what happened next. >> you were sitting and talking for a while so -- >> she said at the food court and like i said it was just a mutual conversation. that's all it was. it was just about the kids, like and she was saying how she was depressed and she wanted to get out and it was something i could relate to. my other child was sitting beside me but he was cranky and crying because he was ready to go. we'd been in the mall all day. he was sleepy. and when he gets emotional i was trying to comfort him and when i turned my back just for a second i didn't even have a chance to wipe the food off his face and my

. >> saying you're stable with the patsy cline song. sound like you're saying they're crazy. >> i don't like that ad. i have told my campaign people. i can't communicate with those folks. but i don't like that. i don't like the song. i don't like what it represents -- >> you aren't saying you don't like patsy cline. >> oh, i love patsy cline. >> the song in that context. >> i don't like it -- look, i've objected to some of what they've done a couple times here. >> yes, we've talked about it. >> because i'm not -- i don't want to take the low road to the highest office in the land. and i haven't. and for example, frankly, until about a month ago people didn't know who i was. >> you think if you had been more aggressive, more negative -- >> oh, i would have gotten a lot more attention. because all the debates were about who can you smear? who do you yell at? who do you insult? and then you get a sound bite the next day. guess what he said about them. i wasn't going to do that because that's not who i am. and so we operated in obscurity, d

. >> stable with a patsy cline song. sound like you're saying they're crazy. >> i don't like that ad. i can't communicate with those folks. but i don't like that. i don't like the song. i don't like what it represents -- >> you aren't saying you don't like patsy cline. >> i love patsy cline. >> the song in that context. >> i've objected to some of what they've done a couple of times. because i'm not -- i don't want to take the low road to the highest office in the land. and i haven't. until about a month ago, people didn't know who i was. >> you finishing you had been more aggressive, more negative -- >> oh, i would have gotten a lot more attention. all the debates were about who can you smear? who do you yell at? and then you get a sound bite the next day. guess what he said about them. i wasn't going to do that because that's not who i am. and so we operated in obscurity, didn't have the money other people had but, guess what? i'm still standing. you know, we were like the little engine that can. here's what it gets do

. >> you're stable with patsy cline's song, sounds like you're saying they're crazy. >> i don't like that ad. i have told my campaign people, i can't communicate with those folks but i don't like that. i don't like the song, i don't like what it represents -- [ laughter ] >> you're not saying you don't like patsy cline. >> oh, i love patsy cline. >> the song in that context. >> i don't like it -- you know, i've objected to some of what they've done a couple times here. >> we talked about that. >> because i'm not -- i don't want to take the low road to the highest office in the land and i haven't and frankly that's why until about a month ago people didn't know who i was. >> you think if you had been more aggressive, more negative -- >> i would have gotten more attention because all the debates were about who can you smear. who do you yell at? who do you insult? then you get a soundbite the next day "guess what he said about them." and i wasn't going to do that because that's not who i am. anderson we operated in obscurity, didn't have the money other people had but guess what? i'm st

into force on march 20th has had an impact already in terms of the number leaving the turkish coast cline heading for greece. these numbers with dropped off beeply although there are still several hundred being picked up in greek islands every day since. the real test is the fairness of all this. whether these people'sered will be preserved. this is really a big experiment of how to deal with this. >> now to yemen where president hadi has announced a big reshuffle. it has come weeks before peace talks are expected to take place in kuwait. yemen has been in turmoil since september 2014 when mouth fighters took control of most of the capital of sanaa. in september 15 president hadi returned to aden. the biggest charge is sacking his vice president. the new vice president also split during the arab spring up rising and the primar earlier i spoke by skype with adam barron. >> we're looking at this decision coming just two weeks before peace talks are sent to start. we're seeing the replacement who is one of the few, i would say, political figures in yemen who even despite the war, he's being

. >> aundrea cline-thomas was there for the training. tell us more about it. >> reporter: it's not uncommon for people with autism to have what's known as meltdowns or tantrum-like experiences, to the untrained eye it may seem very threatening. some believe the only way to subdue them is use extra force. patrick hopes his story changes that. >> first looking at daniel you may not understand that he's an autistic individual or he has any issues. >> patrick's son daniel has autism which sometimes causes him to have meltdowns. years ago bystanders called police. >> got thhim out of the store, forced him in the car, took off down the road. within five minutes we were pursued by not one but three police cars. >> the officers from another county responded to calls of a child abduction, that ended well but others -- >> the outcome wasn't as positive. >> their story shared, he is promoting training to help first responders notice the signs of autism when responding to calls and giving them the skills to de-escalate. >> some situations may not re

aundrea cline-thomas is live with that story. >> reporter: while many have heard of autism some don'tthe signs or symptoms and today an officer said the training changed the way she will assess moving forward. patrick is a father turned advocate for his autistic son daniel. >> we want everybody to know they are human beings and they are functioning part of the community. >> that's why he is sharing his story hoping they can better recognize and help in intervening in situations involving people with autism. >> our officers are several times a day thousands of times in a year are constantly addressing situations which need to be slowed down, de-escalated and brought to a peaceful conclusion. >> the community group is providing the training and teaching officers how to do that. especially when understanding why not following commands making eye contact or having meltdowns is part of the disorder. >> it's more of being calm and just tell them how can we help you, what can i do for you. you know. and just repeating yourself and try to stay as calm as possible. >> that's what 18-ier vetera

reporting live from the steps of the art museum, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> because of that attention philadelphia expects a big voter turnout tuesday and the district attorney says they're ready for any problems at the polls. seth williams says his election fraud task force will investigate any reports of illegal voting, voter intimidation or candidate write-in issues. members of the committee of 70 also have volunteers ready to help voters with difficulty casting their ballots. >>> in tennessee outrage spreading after five children were handcuffed and hauled out of an elementary school. their crime? not stopping a fight. the children were arrested and taken to the juvenile detention center charged with criminal responsibility of another. angry parents say the children witnessed the fight between two younger children and police say they didn't step in to stop it. well, now, the police chief is saying we apologize and says there will be an internal review. >>> a 16-year-old transgender student in virginia is celebrating a legal victory. yesterday the fourth circuit court of

nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas was there when the d.a. made the announcement. tell us about it. >> reporter: the d.a. does not question whether or not the fight occurred. but the investigation could not determine from statements of the off-duty officers to witnesses how the fight began, and they said ultimately they could not bring charges that would be upheld in court. take a look at this video. the district attorney reviewed videos like this taken at recess lounge on february 7. they interviewed 27 people and looked at medical records and conclude there had was not enough evidence to press charges against lasean mccoy or anyone in the fight. the brawl was over champagne at the club. it's unclear who threw the first punch and if punches were in self defense. a major concern that the statements the off-duty officers gave were inconsistent with one another. >> what you've seen with the videos internally at the recess lounge, people all pulled out cell phones after a complete melee had broken out inside of the recess lounge. but no one had it going for us to know

that's the latest here at police headquarters, i'm andrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> motorcyclist is dead tonight after colliding with a philly flash bus in fairmount park. 42nd street and west memorial hall drive. police uprighted the bike but you can see the damage. investigators are still trying to sort out the details of what led to the accident. >>> this is a great, great day for pennsylvania. but more important this is really a great day for pennsylvanians. >> medical marijuana now legal in pennsylvania. governor tom wilkes signed the ball into law in harrisburg in front of a crowd of advocates and patients families. we've been following the debate for two years and leaders are hailing this as a big step forward. >> denise, a step forward and in harrisburg arranges often rare example of bipartisan success. the governor's signature begin as two-year process to get this new industry up and running. with the stroke of the governor's pen -- >> it's law. >> cheers from the crowd as medical marijuana officially becomes legal across pennsylvania. it will be a new option for treatin

nbc 10's aundrea cline-thomas has our story. >> the ame church is celebrating its anniversary where it began, mother bethel and society hill. the church is founded on social justice and a call to action. a principle it continues to practice today. >> your faith and politics are the same thing. so we can't preach to people about going to heaven and you know while they are living in hell. >> no sflas president bill clinton addressed clergy and parishioners on thursday. >> for him to come yesterday was more like -- i guess solidifying the relationship that president clinton has with the african methodist episcopal church. >> unlast past elections it's playing a key role in the fight for the democratic nomination. earlier this week hillary clinton and bernie sanders campaigns set up offices in the city. the candidates were also in town to rally union leaders to college students. >> my campaign is about breaking down all of the barriers holding working families back. >> i'm very excited that in rallies like this we're bringing out a lot of young people. >> the candidates are appealing to th

she described the terrifying moments to aundrea cline-thomas. she joins us with more. >> reporter: today malika hunter tells me she is grateful for the support because she knows this could have turned out much worse. >> i'm so glad he is in my arms. i didn't know what the outcome of that situation was going to be. >> reporter: today the 7 week old has no idea of all that he's been through. >> i prayed. i prayed and prayer works. >> reporter: the infant was abducted from the king of prussia mall last night. police shared this video of the suspect leaving the mall with a baby in her arms. it's a woman the mother said she met earlier in the day at a jewelry store. >> she was so polite, nice and calm and energetic. she was like the normal every person. >> hunter says the woman asked about the baby and they bonded over being new mothers. >> she was just -- just had a new baby and the father is in the military so that puts all the work on her. it was relatable. she ain't been out in a while. >> she said the conversation continued in the food court whi

brittany cline was getting ready to go live when lola unexpectedly came into the picture. polly want a cracker? [ scream ] >>reporter: get it off of me. can you please get it off of me? it's not funny, guys. it's not funny. what if that would have happened in the middle of a cross? >> you know, it's just a parrot. cline has since posted to twitter saying she was happy she could help reunite the pair and her owner. >>> and a nanny -- this is you. >> this is me, yes. good thing the parrot was okay, though, and the reporter. >>> still to come, a nanny on long island pulls a baby out of the path of an oncoming car. new at noon, you're going to hear from the people that watched it all unfold and see the video from the scene. >>> and meet the brave mom who jumped onto a car to save her child from a carjacking. we've got her warning for other parents. coming right back on this rainy but, first, here's your fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we are a 100% fiber optic network... and fiber optics move at the speed of light. over the last 10 years, our cable competitors have

it hats been a very big night for cline on. sh pennsylvania.she has 90 percent of the delegates needed to win the democratic nomination for president. bernie sanders' victory tonight was only in rhode island. now to the big raise for the us national. the associated presses has called the raise for the democratic nomination, the ap says congressman chris van holland will beat donna edwards. van holland is currently leading ed wards 51 to 41 percent. that is now with 45 percent of the precincts reporting accord to this information on the screen. van holland is hoping to success long time democratic senator barbara cull ski. meanwhile on the republican side, kathy look league a has won the republican side for the senate. now to the who thely con testate eighth district. they declar jamie razz kin over businessman david tone and former d.c. news anchor kathleen matthews. reporting dan cox is the winner for the eighth congressional seat. > we have results for the fourth district primary for the dep itself. former lieutenant anthony brown is making a

we begin with aundrea cline-thomas who has an exclusive interview with the baby's mother. >> reporter: the mother tells us that she just wanted to go out get some fresh air with her two boys, and she said yesterday was her first time and probably the last time that she visited king of prussia mall. >> i just want to keep him here with me. i just want to board up my door and stay in the house with my kids. >> reporter: it's hard to face the world after someone tried to abduct her 7 week old son from the king of prussia mall. >> why. why my child. why anybody's child. how could you do something so hurtful and evil. to someone. >> reporter: hunter befriended a woman at a jewelry store, they bonded over being new mothers. >> she came up to you? >> she did. she did. came up and just like i say having a conversation about the baby and telling me about her baby. >> reporter: the conversation continued at the food court at one point she tended to her son, when she says the woman grabbed the baby and took off. >> one minute was talking, the next minute he was gone. >> police checked cars and b

aundrea cline-thomas joins us with what she uncovered. >> there is not usually this much activity inur area in an election year. but this week showed us that philadelphia and all of pennsylvania is in play when it comes to the race to the white house. ♪ as the african methodist church celebrates its 200th anniversary it reminds leaders and parishioners about its roots. it's a foundation that is steep in social justice and civil rights. >> for us ame you cannot divorce your politics from the reality you live. >> where it began is considered a strategic stop on the campaign trail as a race heats up for the democratic presidential nominati nomination. president bill clinton addressed clergy and members yesterday to stump for his wife who visited earlier this year. >> it was relatively significant. he has been with us and among our denomination for a number of years. >> it's years since pennsylvania played a role in the primary election cycle. usually by this point there's a clear cut nominee. but earlier this week hillary clinton and bernie sanders campaigns set up offices in philadelph

. >>> prospect of apple's first revenue te cline in 51 quarters looks to overshadow the fed's meeting. >> european markets this morning taking back stuff. oil and gas overall higher. the cap higher. may n maintained the sentiment from the european markets. >>> saudi arabia plan unveiled. is this the rehab investors are looking for? >> women don't they say the first step is at least admitting that you have a problem? and i think the vision for 2030 is trying to do and at least address some of that. basically what we heard from the deputy crown prince yesterday here in reiad was a vision for the future. and he valued that company above 2.5 trillion dollars as well. big huge numbers coming out of saudi arabia but not much detail. the whole vision we heard is baseden an oil price of about $30 a barrel. >> we'll achieve this even if the price of oil is $30 or less. we believe this is almost impossible that oil price will be less than $30 but this vision will deal with oil whether the splice 30 dollars or 28 or $100. >> any way you look at it these are seriously ambitious plans. they want t

clinton is short of clining the democratic nomination. she is virtually assured of getting the needed delegates. right now the delegate counts stands at 1,622 sanders 1 s- 282 not including super delegates. 2,380 delegates are needed to win the nomination. in the victory speech she showed a shift in strategy with her adversary sensing the need now to heal the political and fill love cal divide. >> let's move forward win the nomination and in july return as a unified party. >> sanders speaking in west virginia rallied he was in a better position to beat donald trump. >> 3 million people in new york state could not vote because they were independents. those folks and independents all over this country will be voting in november for the next president of the united states. >> hillary clinton has 90 percent of the delegates needed to win the democratic nomination. >> lauren green live for us. >> cruz and kasich teamed up to try to take down trump. is it too little too late? radio talk show host sammy bruce and strategist kathy lynn taylor. th

but research shows that cleansing our o environment of microbes could make us prone to disease how cline is too clean? >> would you consider yourself a germaphobe? >> l yes. >> no. >> why not? >> because germs are everywhere. >> my daughter is. >> are you afraid of germs? exposure to some bacteria could be a good thing with a new study published by journal cell, finding babies exposed to microbes would be more armed it against conditions including allergies, and even diabetes compared to their counterparts raised in more sterile conditions. dirt is good for kids. >> good for you. : i agree. >> why? >> because we need a little germ jordan joseph a specialist at the hospital also agrees. >> stability is nice but too sterile is no good an body is not learning how to respond to allergies or o infection and or why body did you want know how to fight it. then put in the face of infection you can't fight it. josefson says it is about finding the right balance. >>during flu season wash your hands that's important. but don't take your kid out of school because you know other kids are sec. that is

unfortunately for the cline ton campaign perhaps for new york. you see a lot of momentum. bernie sanders coming out of those western prime ministers where he was winning by huge margins, and it may take it to her home state. you see this divide progressive liberal left of the party and they have elected bill de blasio as the progressive mayor of the country. there is a lot of moment it, um, there. if he can close the gab or win in his home state that will get the momentum going forward. a party that has moved progressively to the left. >> that's why bernie sanders is pushing so hard for a debate in new york, before the prime minister. >> let's talk about republican-contested convention. do you really think that the establishment will find a way to make someone other than these current candidates the nominee? >> if trump does not do well from wisconsin to new york and some of these new england states, ted cruz thinks if he can get to 300 of donald trump that is very possible. instead they bring someone where it's paul ryan or mitt romney from the outside. it's hard to imagi

. >> andrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >> city leaders created the philadelphia autism project.he goal for the organization is to be a hub for services throughout the community. >> we've put more of those resources for the entire region on our website at nbc10.com. >>> jim rosenfield and jacqueline london are next. >> creating big traffic trouble around city hall, we're live in the air and on the ground to get you inside of the situation right now. >>> and we begin with this breaking news right now at 6:00, these protesters causing commotion in center city. sky force 10 looking live over the demonstrate fors right now coming together for a variety of causes. good evening, everyone. i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. some are calling for higher wages and another group is against a new temple university stadium. >> all of them are touching off a traffic mess on the ground. let's go live to center city and randy gyllenhaal. you've been with these protesters for more than a couple of hours. what's new where you are? >> reporter: the protesters are behind me and i'm jo

argentina which once prided itself on its education system has seen a steady cline in quality over the past 20 years. we have this report. >> four hours by boat from the nearest town, in an area filled with small rivers and islands, these children are trying to make it to school. it's in place like this where people say it's clear argentina's education system is in crisis. >> we have problems with the ceilings of the school. electricity, drinking water. now there is a problem with dengue fever. we do what we can, but it's a challenge. >> the area is so isolated that teachers have to sleep here all week so children can have classes every day. many have told us that sometimes going on strike is the only option they have. >> teachers go on strike to demand better conditions, better salaries. the building is in very bad condition. there's no gas, no electricity, getting a boat is difficult outside of school hours. >> 14 minutes away, another school. head mistress says the problem is there's no drinking water. water is brought in cans, but now there is a shortage, because of unpaid bills du

she quickly gained a global reputation for her innovative heoretical works cline colluding the on cardiff bay opera house in wales. her completed projects include the fire station in germany, the london aquatic center for the 2012 olympic games and the maxi museum in rome. hadid once said of her own work, i don't feel i'm part of the establishment, i'm not outside, i just dangle on the edge. i just do what i do. she appeared on this program many times over the years. here are excerpts from some of those conversations. >> who was it enflunesed you ost? >> >> i was iran, that was tremendously important. you look at the history of modernism, peterizeman was another inspiration. charlie: why pete her >> i have a tremendous respect for him. he's somebody who, you know, i think struggled also and always reinvented himself. charlie: why do you think you've struggled? is the struggle you had similar to the struggle he had? >> i think it's very different. charlie. because of gender? >> partly. struggle, of us anyone who tries to do something that's not normative, not part of the status quo. charli

i can't communicate. >> legally. >> patsy cline?ontext. >> i thought you know, i objected to some of what they've done a couple times here. >> we talked about that. i don't want to and frankly that's why until about a month ago, people didn't know who i was. >> do you think if you had been more aggressive and more tension? >> oh, i would have gotten more attention. people smear, and then you get a sound bite. oh, guess what he said about them? >> all the debates were about who can you smear? who can you yell at? then you get a sound byte, guess what he said about them? you know, and i wasn't going to do that. and have the money other people have, but guess what, i'm still standing. you know, we're like the little engine that can. >> and embarrassed him or he would like -- >> is that staying above the fray? >> did you think that ad was staying above the fray? did you think that ad was staying above the fray? >> governor kasich's answer -- >> yeah? >> it is, don, but governor kasich also said he wishes the super pac would take down th

even then, if state's foia office were to search secretary cline i-- secretary clinton's el office, they would find nothing since she operated an account not subject to freedom of information. separate from her e-mail address, secretary clinton's nongovernment server was a secret to high-level officials at the state department who were responsible for information technology and security. now, these officials had no idea the secretary was operating a separate unofficial system. she did not get their approval to do so. so how would they know? the judiciary committee has interviewed the chief information officer, the former chief information officer, the former deputy chief information officer, and the director of diplomatic security at the state department. the chief information officers oversaw the work of information technology staffer who secretary clinton paid secretly to maintain her nonpublic server. and yet all of these people knew nothing about that nonpublic server.. that staffer didn't ask permission to have outside employment. that staffer didn't -- while that staffer at the sta

clined to keep going. she looked at me, simple words because she's not a politician. she said, the people need a choice and if you don't give them a choice, who will? so i've decided -- [ cheers and applause ] so i've decided to keep going. >> that was the big announcement today from john kasich's campaign. not quitting. you see everybody else in the room thinking, are we here nor the moment when he quits? the story about putting the things on the hooks in the closet. oh, not quitting, got it. that's the big announcement. not quitting. but doing so, not quitting in such a loquacious way, stringing everybody along, creating all this big suspense and worry so we'd all gather round to hear john kasich say that things aren't changing at all and they're exactly the same as they were before he gathered us all to listen to him -- i mean, it is a tried and true campaign tactic for candidates who are losing so badly they can't get attention any other way. it's also a high-maintenance move though, right? that may not just be a campaign tactic on the part of john kasich. at leas

record" political panel is back from the daily beast jackie kucinich and abc political director rick clinew important is mayor rudy giuliani's endorsement of donald trump. >> it was really interesting how he got here. he said a couple weeks ago he was going to vote for him but not necessarily an endorsement. obviously he extended that today. it's important, rudy giuliani has a hot of fans in new york city. there is a lot of love for him here. maybe gives donald trump that extra bit of credibility that he needed. i have a feeling it kind of reinforces the love with a lot of donald trump supporters. >> i always think that hurts when it comes late. >> you know, giuliani's endorsement is important. but would have been a little bit better earlier. >> you can see the hesitation that he had. and it's reflected the larger hesitation a lot of republicans have. he doesn't agree with every policy position. doesn't want to be so clearly associated with the campaign. he made clear this is more a personal choice than any active work is he going to do. i think here in new york, the site of new york value

. >> reporter: the ohio governor cited polls he is the only republican to beat hilly cline -- hillaryton. clinton's numbers plummeted in wisconsin. two weeks ago she had a 6 point lead now she trails sanders by 8 points. sanders says he hopes a win tomorrow will give him momentum going into next week's primary. in his and clinton's home state. >> i don't want to get hillary clinton more nervous than she already is. she is under a lot of pressure. so don't tell her this but i think we win here and win in new york state and we are on our way to the white house. >> hello, new york. >> reporter: clinton is concentrating on the state that elected her to the senate. >> i was so proud to be a new yorker all those 8 years i represented you. i have always been proud but i am prouder today. >> reporter: the election officials expect a huge turn out tomorrow and in fact, they say they can see the state's biggest number of voters for a primary in 36 years. grant.>>> the people are court hand conservatives a loss in a key voting rights case. in a unanimous result they said a state can draw legisla

closing out the week with a dow clining 31 points and s&p down 2 points and nasdaq down 7 for the weekfinancials the best performer and nine out of ten sectors in the green this week. again, today going out with a little bit of a loss. coming up bill miller has been buying shares of valeant because he says the stock could double. he'll join us in a few minutes to explain why. we have senior markets commentator mike santoli and evan newmark and for more "fast money" trader tim seymour. oil is under pressure today, is that the whole story? sfwl it's a big part of the story. being up at these heights, multimonth highs, that, the test. oil pulling that hard would be the test. you've had an amazingly gentle trading, holding on to most of the gains, even with today, modest loss at the index level. new york stock exchange positive. and that's been the rule for a while now. the majority of stocks have participated in this rally. >> i thought i saw something yesterday, no 52-week lows. >> i heard a revision it was not zero but one. if it was zero, it goes back many years before you can find tha

. >> ed cline reporting today on the republicans for a change. thank you for joining us, ed.easure, thank you. >> 28 republican senators are calling on president obama, stop funding the u.n. frame work convention on climate change. don't want our tax money going there. they're not skeptical will global warm being, oh, no, this is about alestine. we will explain it for you. the nation's biggest health care provider pulling out of obamacare, so much for affordable. >> affordable, there's a reason, affordable. affordable. affordable. affordable. if you like your doctor, you'll be able to keep your doctor, period. we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it away from the fog of the controversy. >> if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan period. you're late for work. you grab your 10-gallon jug of coffee, and back out of the garage. right into your wife's car. with your wife watching. she forgives you... eventually. your insurance company, not so much. they say you only have their basic policy. don't basic policies cover

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i have michelle cline who follows me on twitter, she says we need candidates to pull together. write us. >> all right. >> tell us, too, if you think it's going to come from the big three, or are you looking for somebody to come from the outside. >> that would be a disaster. let me say it. >>> on the other side -- this really is the headline. remember, hillary clinton was supposed to be inevitable. she was going to be it from the get-go. this guy from vermont by the name of bernie sanders has stood in her way. she has now lost seven of the last eight primaries. keep in mind, she is the front-runner. casting to doubt her appeal to independents and her ability to energize voters. she lost to barack obama in wisconsin by 17 points in 2007. you know what, yesterday bernie sanders won the under 30 voters by a margin of 5-1. and he knows that -- he has got her on the ropes. >> this campaign has won seven out of the last set caucuses and primaries. with your help on saturday, we're going to win here in wyoming. then we are headed to new york. [ applause ] >> please keep this a secret.

. >> saying you're stable with the patsy cline song. sound like you're saying they're crazy. >> i don't like that ad.

. >> saying you're stable with the patsy cline song. sound like you're saying they're crazy. >> i don't like that ad.

. >> stable with a patsy cline song. sound like you're saying they're

. >> you're stable with patsy cline's song, sounds like you're