north dakota is now producing more than a million barrels of oil a day. ten years ago there were fewer than 200 oil-producing wells in the bakken. now there are more than 8,000. >> they call it boomtown usa this is where all the money is. it's crazy the amount of money you can make here. >> this rapid pace of development and the flood of workers coming here, has given north dakota the lowest unemployment rate in the us. but it's also raised questions over the dangers of working in the oil fields. >> the more jobs you complete, the more money you make. the faster you complete them, the faster you can get to the next job. let's say i mean you take your time. if you be safe, you are not i bet you could cut your pay in half. >> fault lines spent six months investigating some of the risks in north dakota's oil fields and uncovered a dark side to the boom. >> a lot of these workers come to north dakota, get chewed up and go home to recover. i get calls from attorneys in other states all asking the same question. what in the hell is going on up there? >> thousan

member of congress but in particular a great representative of south dakota at a time when south dakota not only needs strong representation but a strong voice. i want to thank the young congresswoman for bringing this legislation to the floor today. mr. speaker, today it's quite simple. the united states congress has a say in the matter about how our government is run and the conduct of the government. the internal revenue service has for quite some time been at odds i believe not only with their mission statement but also at odds with their duty to publicly serve, to provide information and to do the things that enable taxpayers who want to follow the law and need to follow the law to comply respectfully. the internal revenue service over the last few years has run afoul, i believe, of the american people because their commonsense obligations that they have have not been met. today, we are here on the floor with congresswoman noem to talk about h.r. 3794, that prohibits the commissioner of the i.r.s. from rehiring any employee who was involuntarily -- that means forced out -- involunt

north dakota has done it for many years.e always had in recent years, strong budgets, had strong leadership in the governor's office and legislate tive branch as well. so i think that really the country could look to north dakota as an example for how to budget as a state and especially in times of deficit as well. i think ur our governor and legislators have handled this very, very well. >> i'm curious your take on cruz being the only actual candidate to come to your state's party convention. today he's going to do the key note speech in five plus hours from now. others who are sending delegates --surrogates, i should say. how does that play in the minds of those attending? >> i think the delegates to our state convention and guests who will be attending are just so excited that we have this national attention on our state. we've got reporters in from across the country. we've got candidates and their staff coming in. i mean, it's just, i think, the buzz around it has just been phenomenal. and i think people are just excite

fargo, north dakota at the gop state convention there in north dakota. let's listen in. >> -- small businesses all across the united states of america. if i'm elected president, we will repeal every word of obamacare. we'll pass common sense health care reform that makes health insurance personal and portable and affordable and keeps government from getting in between us and our doctors. and we will pass a simple flat tax where every american can fill out our taxes on a postc d postcard. and when we do that, we should abolish the irs. we're going to rein in the epa. and the federal regulators who have descended like locusts on farmers and ranchers and small businesses killing jobs all across this country. to the farmers and ranchers here, i represent texas, a great agricultural state. and as president, i will rescind the waters of the united states rule. and we will repeal the death x tax. you know, i'm reminded of a few years back. i was out in west texas. and i asked some folks there, i said, what's the difference between regulators and locusts? i said

>> the first part if a warrant was required in every case so in north dakota and in to know what is on call it takes a while liberal jurisdictions. it in the larger jurisdictions that process then that goes to a magistrate to ask from half an hour to an hour and then with the prosecuting attorney first. end and there are people waiting. [laughter] your honor in large part the lack of resources and manpower not as many people. >> so that excuse is you from a constitutional requirement to start on the perception but since many jurisdictions manage that to north dakota. >> is a bad hair asking for pasture but borage is not required in every case. >> what they're asking you is to get as cents and asking you to assume something if you could put into practice in ted or 15 minutes. so what is your interest that you are asking us. >> the purpose of the warrant is to give a search over their objections but that is not happening the state does not want to undertake the research because of the public safety risk. >> i'm sorry if you obstruct justice or refuse to comply you can punish them for obs

in this gop convention in north dakota. let's bring in cnn correspondent phil mattingly, joining us there. quite the ruckus crowd there, and this really is potentially a very important move for any republican candidate in the race to the white house. so why would two out of three be there? >> yeah. fredricka, look, the cruz campaign is in the midst of a full-court press starting with carly fiorina. ted cruz is supposed to be up in a couple minutes, and his ground game working very closely around the convention floor right now and the reason is delegates. obviously 1,237 is the number every republican candidate is shooting for. that would give them the republican nomination. as we get further along in the primary caucus process, very clear, nobody will get there, at least very, very close. that makes the delegates here 25, still need to be selected. another three total, so 28 total extraordinarily valuable. here's why. they are not bound to any specific candidate. you see cruz' campaign lobbying trying to get their delegates

so about two weeks ago, we had our state meeting in south dakota.al delegation from south dakota elected me to be one of our two members on the convention rules committee. >> only a handful less than ten of these members named. ultimately, a little over 100 will write the rules. basically determine what happens at an open convention. a., are you expecting an open convention. and b., who do you think should be on the ballot there if there is one? >> at this time, the analysis i've read says there is a good chance for having an open convention. i think we have to be planning for that contingency. at this point, i believe that we need to allow all candidates who are actively campaigning to be on that -- to be nominated to have their names placed in nomination. >> names placed in nomination. >> so you support a rule that would allow donald trump, ted cruz, and john kasich to all be listed on the first ballot? >> yes. >> what about this idea that's been proposed that a paul ryan or mitt romney should be on the ballot? >> well, i have not given much consi

then our bus travel to south dakota. the final stop included a visit to minnesota where third prize winners were honored for their video on water pollution. a special thanks to our cable partner, comcast charter to help coordinate these visits. every weekday, be sure to watch one of the top 21 winning entries at 6:50 a.m. eastern before "washington journal". >> on capitol hill tomorrow, they testify on the f35 joints fighter program. it's live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. >> they hurt us --dash in north dakota and 11 other state, the driver can be charged with a crime if they receive consent to a test. this is about one hour ten minutes. >> case 141468 and the related cases. >> thank you mr. chief justice. the fundamental problem, under laws of north cave in minnesota, persons who are stopped on suspicion of impaired driving are obligated to take a test to determine the alcohol content of their blood. the states concede these tests. no exception, never the less. [inaudible] it's a criminal offense of he or she

the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. mr. hoeven: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hoeven: mr. president, i rise to talk about the university of north dakota men's hockey team which won a national championship last saturday. undoubtedly, the president, like everybody else, mr. president, the presiding officer was glued to his tv set watching the exciting game between the university of north dakota men's hockey team and quinnipiac and the u.n.d. hockey team prevailed 5-1 in angst in front of about 20,000 fans. it was fan it is a tifnlgt i am here to read a resolution into the record, the united states senate congratulating the university of north dakota men's hockey team for winning the 2016 national collegiate athletic division i men's hockey championship. whereas the university of north dakota referred to in this preamble as u.n.d. men's hockey team won the 2016 national collegiate athletic division i men's hockey championship team in tam parks florida, 0 on april 9, 2016

how long does it take in north dakota?> in the larger jurisdictions where there's a quicker process whether used telephonic warrants, and the arresting officer can go directly to magistrate, my understanding is it takes about a half an hour to an hour. in the smaller jurisdictions where it's oftentimes hard to get some on the phone, the process is different at the office has to go through prosecuting attorney first and then to a magistrate. >> why is it harder to get somebody on the phone in rural than in a busy city? >> i think a large -- >> i think people in the rural areas were sitting waiting for the phone to call. [laughter] >> your honor, i think in large part it's a lack of resources and manpower. there's not as many people available to cover all the times and so -- >> so that excuses you from a constitutional requirement? we are not going to bend the fourth amendment, which i always thought started on the presumption that we favor warrant, we don't disfavor them. but since many jurisdictions seem to manage it, we g

wait until you hear how north dakota does it. i'll explain, ahead. >>> big scoop on the hillary clinton e-mail story. >> 147 people on the fbi case is humongous. >> 147 are involved. >> new developments in the federal investigation into hillary clinton's private e-mail server. a staggering 147 fbi agents are on this case right now. >> that story reported by the washington post would be a huge deal, if true. that would be a ton of fbi agents. for instance, in investigation into the oklahoma city bombing, the largest act of home grown terrorism, there were 120 special agents based in oklahoma city and more agents at fbi headquarters in washington working on the case according to the fbi website. in the washington post it would suggest there's a criminal investigation of truly high titanic status. it would have been news very a very good reason. here's the thing. that number, 147, was not correct. it was not even close to correct. here's the washington post's own correction. an earlier version of this article reported that 147 fbi a

everybody wanted an autograph and it's a big difference from north dakota, okay, north dakota to phillylture will be lot different. the fans are going to attack him when he does something poorly and they're going to love him so much when he does something great. carson wentz is used to winning championships, though. that is one thing we don't have to worry about, okay. two championships as a starter okay so he's used to coming in, he used to winning games. also listen he's been put through the ringer at the combine. i know people were saying, hey, i don't know who this guy is. where did he come from? how does he go from a division one double a school to this but, hey, we knew he was going to be a champion and once we found out through the combine through all the interviews he was going to be the guy we had to get him and he sounds great. i talk to him just a few minutes ago about coming in and this whirlwind of a last couple of months. >> it's been unbelievable. this process has been long. been real anxious, i've been antsy find out. it's ban long process, but yesterday it finally came.

i love the scenario of it coming down to north dakota. here is it just matters, increasingly matters who's in that room in cleveland. when you get into the nitty gritty, i don't think the north dakota folks will be trump favorable because they're people with a history with the republican party. >> that's key. the congressman here, held online poll a couple of months ago of who voters supported. trump wanted narrowly but it was not screened the way they wanted it. they scrambled late. it's easy to laugh at ben carson. he had probably the best organization in terms of getting delegates, bringing grass roots people into the movement making sure they are registered the right way. his two to lieutenants will be at the convention. they're not going to let this delegates just slip by. they are not blundering the way it looks from outside. >> first of all, are you telling folks who you favor and if not, how are you going to make up your mind? >> first of all, i've probably leaned a bit towards donald trump because maybe a tea party or party chair

wentz led north dakota state to two championships. he is a winner. experts say he remind them a bit of brett favre. >> jamie apody is live at chicago at nfl draft where she just heard from wentz, jamie. >> reporter: ducis, wentz was so humbled by those comparisons you talk about mcnabb, difference when eagles drafted mcnabb and wentz tonight, there were no boos only cheers in the auditorium from eagles fans. when wentz got the call it was howie roseman on the other end and then spoke to mr. lurie and he talk about what it felt like to hear that phone ring. >> getting that phone call and talking to everybody in the organization and hearing how excited they are and knowing what happened for them to get to this spot where they had to get to to take me and to know they believe in me that much, it is exciting to walk out on that stage and everything. it is really cool. >> reporter: wentz told me philly fans will learn he is a winner and what will he to with that first nfl paycheck? he will repay his dad for his truck, hopefully maybe buy a new one. live f

joining me now is former north dakota party chair.s running to be a north dakota delegate and national political correspondent for the washington post. describe the kinds of people that are going to be running like yourself to be delegates to this convention. >> thank you for having me. just about 2,000 people at the delegate, state convention. they come from party faithful people that have been involved in the district process whether the district chairman, precinct committee people and if they wand to be a delegate, they apply to the state party. there's a committee that reviews them. then they select a slate of delegates to the state convention. the floor's open for anything that wants to be a delegate. an election is held from the 2020 0 2000 delegates on the floor. >> you say, it's open to everyone. there's a criteria. you have to have a certain, meet certain criteria. history of work for the republican party. monetary contributions. never attended a national convention. all these go into the mix of who ends up being elected to b

he is carson wentz from north dakota state. they are hoping the gamble is worth the risk. second and third rounds of the nfl drafts are tonight and steve keeley will have much more coming up in a live report. >>> 4:08. operation spring cleaning, only fox 29 is with police on the ground as they go after drug dealers in a local community. >>> a man in the panic, walks in the tv station and says he has a bomb, what police found after a snipper shot him. >>> you didn't just join us, our computer issues i think are resolved. we will see. quick glance at the weekend. saturday, should be mild, the better weather day of the weekend, a lot of cloud cover, a little bit of sunshine 64 degrees. sunday is our showery day 60 degrees and unfortunately the forecast has gotten worse for broad street run. we were hoping yesterday that the rain would hold off but it doesn't look like that will happen new with 50 degrees between seven and 8:00 o'clock and a 60 percent chance of showers, in fact it is 50/50 throughout the rest of the morning, i would say, plan on a rainy, broad street run with

over to you mark preston and way up to north dakota. we don't talk about north dakota a lot in the primary -- in fact, i don't remember ever having to have a big discussion about north dakota in the primary and caucus races but they don't have a primary or caucus, it's a different process there. and all of a sudden it matters. why? >> it matters because those delegates that will be chosen by that state party will be unbound. they will be able to go with anybody they want. if we go back to the change in the rules that we now see here in 2016, the republican national committee, and mike could talk to this, was hoping the primary would be over by this point, in many ways to gear up for the general election. let's talk about two words that matter a lot. our viewers should focus on them the next couple of weeks. one is electability. whoever wins the republican nomination can defeat hillary clinton. momentum. it is all about momentum. let me read you a couple of things that will give you answer understanding of how i important it is. saturday

how long does it take in north dakota? >> in north dakota in the largest jurisdictions, where there's a little bit of a quicker process where they use more tell aphonic warrants and the arresting officer can go directly to a magistrate, my understanding is it typically takes a half hour to an hour. in the smaller jurisdictions where it's more rural, where it's oftentimes harder to get somebody on the phone, there the process is different, the officer has to go through a prosecuting attorney first and then to a magistrate. >> how can't they get somebody on the phone in rural, but in the busy city? >> i think a large part, the rural areas, they're sitting waiting for the phone to go. [ laughter ] >> your honor, i think in large part, it's a lack of resources and manpower. there's not as many people available to cover all the times. >> so that excuses you from a constitutional requirement? we're now going to bend the fourth amendment, which i always thought started on the presumption that we favor warrants. we don't disfavor

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it's a little bit of a north dakota floor fight. now if we look back at yesterday our own jane timm got to go behind the scenes with ben carson, who quite literally was in a back room, trying to make deals with these delegates to support donald trump. all of this coming to the has a lot of people feeling like this convex process is rather undemocratic. after ted cruz gave his keynote address here on the floor of north dakota at the convention center i went up to the senator and i asked him about that. take a look at this. senator, do you think unbound delegates are undemocratic? >> i think the people of north dakota are going to stand together, we're going to unite and we're going to win this nomination. >> but the people are not picking the nominee -- the people don't pick unbound delegates. >> that's going to be up to the people of north dakota. >> he says that's going to be up to the people of north dakota. but the reality is it's not up to the people of north dakota. in this convention hall there are only 1600 delegates. it's go

michelle fleury, bbc news, north dakota. laura: in a tiny himalayan hutan, the b tigers nest monastery is considered the holiest site, and today got royal visitors. the duke and duchess of cambridge cap three hours to make the trip. hand, theyand in look like a couple sitting out for a quiet stroll, except that this was hardly that could ahead of them, getting on for 3000 feet, three quarters of the height of britain's tallest mountain. their destination, the tigers nest, a 17th century buddhist monastery built on an almost sheer cliff face. it is a steep climb, quite a scramble in some cases. here they are at approximately the halfway point, still strolling and barely breaking sweat. how are you finding the client? -- climb? >> beautiful. >> easy. reporter: easy? he is probably just saying that to embarrass the press corps. at the halfway point, there were prayer wheels to examine and a -- a photo call with the duke and catherine posing with the tigers nest behind him. all picturesque, except they are in bhutan briefly at t

that's why we are in fargo, north dakota. fredricka, that's why this state, solid red doesn't usually get attention, you know how they'll vote, is the hottest place to be on the republican campaign, fredricka. >> wow. more fireworks on the campaign trail. phil mattingly, thanks so much. >>> talk about the dems a minute. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are campaigning in wisconsin today. in three days republicans and democrats have primaries in that state, and a dispute over contributions from the oil and gas industry is heating up between the two democratic candidates. both sides accusing the other of lying, and each wanting, demanding apologies. this week hillary clinton angrily responded to a greenpeace activist that asked clinton if she will reject fossil fuel money from her campaign. this is the moment. >> will you act on your word and reject fossil fuel money in the future in your campaign? >> i do not, i have money from people who work for fossil fuel companies. i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about that.

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after north dakota comes, wisconsin. and 42 delegates at stake for the republicans.the three remaining republicans in the state. trump calling out kasich record. >> ohio is thought doing well. certain area is dying. coal and steel industry is doing and kasich will not help you, folks. believe me. he's middle of the pack. >> bottom line, you don't go around and talk about nuclear weapons. and you don't talk about it in a flippant or loose way. >> and john roberts is in wisconsin. hi, john. >> reporter: good evening to you patty ann. donald trump wrapped up a rally. he was 90 miles west of here as the crow flies for the rally in oclare. and he is trying to barnstorm and pull out a win. he was up in most polls all the way to march and suddenly ted cruz turned the tables on him and now ted cruz in the fox business poll has a ten point lead and donald trump under fire from pro-life conservatives for comments on abortion and including a comment on a cbs program and saying it roe versus wade is the established law of the land. the campaign said he would appoint judges that

i'm sure nothing like this he experienced in north dakota.t's face it this is a big city, big lights he's a young kid from the country. small place fargo. but he seemed to like all the attention he got and he was able to handle it pretty well looking like a professional. i talk to him earlier today about coming to philly. >> it's been unbelievable. this process has been long. been real anxious, i've been antsy to find out. it's ban long process, but, um, yesterday finally came. i'm excited to call philadelphia my new home and get to work but, yeah, it was pretty crazy going from north dakota state kid and winning the national championship to couple months later being number two overall pick. very fortunate. very fortunate. not many people from north dakota not many people in general get this opportunity and i'm going to paying the most of it. >> you're coming from north dakota and you're coming to a rabid town like philly. >> yup. >> is that going to be a culture shock for you? how are you going to be able to talk about the differences becaus

for "nightly business report," i'm steve liesman. >>> still ahead, texas, north dakota. two states feeling the pressure of falling crude prices. there's another one you may not be aware of. >>> oil prices rose sharply helped by expectations. production will continue to decline and renewed optimism about the u.s. economy. prices today gained more than 6% and maintained those gains after oil fields services firm baker hughes said the number of oil rigs fell for a third straight week. to put it into perspective, over the past two years the price of domestic crude has fallen more than 60%. when you think of big oil-producing states, probably texas, alaska, north dakota come to mind. but one of the nation's top oil producers is also new mexico which has relied on oil and natural gas for as much as one-third of the state's renews. not so easy when the price of oil has fallen so sharply. scott cullen reports on new mexico's state of pain and what it is trying to do to transform itself. >> reporter: it's a weekday in hobbs, new mexico. and it is painfully quiet. at the martin bo

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ben, give us this assessment, what's going on now in north dakota? how important is it?at could it mean in cleve land? >> it's quite crazy. i was there for years ago. it is a robust scene with all the three campaigns will be trying furiously to campaign i mo amongst all the district delegates jacob described. they think will be sympathetic to them in cleveland when it comes to the presidential vote and also while the committee vote, rules, fights, and everything else. >> arguably it's more. important to john kasich than almost anybody else and his supporter former wisconsin governor tommy thompson told me this about kasich's delegate chances here. take a listen. >> so you think he could do better than three or four delegates? >> i think we're hoping to get six. >> and if you get six, what does it mean for the campaign going forward? >> it means the campaign is going forward with or without the delegate votes. we're going to go to the convinco conventi convention. abraham lincoln went to the convention in 1860, first republican. >> a little different now. >> no, it is not

north dakota state's carson wentz. >> i like it. i think he's good kid. combat got lot of potential. i don't like what they gave up, though. that's a lot. >> reporter: everyone had an opinion including this guy. who traveled all the way from upstate new york to watch the draft in philly. >> i think they gave up way too much. eagles have too much holes to fill but quarterback is one, but -- >> he's not alone. >> it's going to be a few years to come back. and to go with a quarterback, personally i think sam bradford is like a deer in the headlights. >> and talk about dedication. this guy from south philly was so excited this week check out his fresh ink tattoo proclaiming the eagles super bowl champions in the year 2019. >> what made you get that? >> carson wentz. >> you got it for him. >> got it. he's going to win us the super bowl, baby! >> reporter: and speaking of tattoos, guys, carson wentz actually has a tattoo. on his wrist. it says ao1 it says audience of one. he says he's a big faith faith based guy and that means audience of the lord giving you in

if the eagles draft carson wentz, he's coming from fargo, north dakota.uch traffic there. >> welcome to the schuylkill. jessica boyington, what's it look like right now? >> i would love the drive over in north dakota. get everywhere in three seconds flat. that's why i drive like i'm from new jersey. we won't talk about that. we're going to start on the schuylkill. jersey drivers here getting angry about the schuylkill around city avenue. some delays headed westbound, as you can see. average speeds into the 40s right now. we are seeing those delays on 422 as well. headed eastbound towards the schuylkill expressway, that's where it usually jams up. a 13-minute trip from 29 to the schuylkill. speeds dropping into the 30s there. on the garden state parkway, this might be what it looks like in north dakota, actually. toll plaza, no problems in either directions. not a lot of people heading down to the shore, at least right now. everybody moving great through the toll plaza. even through the work zone over here, we have only one lane coming out of the toll plaz

let's take north dakota.hat republicans have been interested in with cruz is the fact that his ground game, organizational game has been superior to donald trump. that dund mean -- now donald trump has a talented staff and continues to hire individuals on to his campaign that get it, understand the delegate race. you had barry benitiet on earlier. >> right. >> these are experienced political advisors that i know could help donald trump get to where he needs to be. again, this is going to be donald trump becoming the master of what we call, you know, the art of gaining these delegates. and that's the deal he is going to have to work on. >> as i've said over the last few days he has to actually try to become a politician as an outsider. richard is this fight for dgtsd in north dakota, what we saw over the weekend, is that the microcosm of the macro come of what we might actually see in an open convention? >> it's interesting. i said last week what cruz is doing, trying to win the delegate game. let's remember w

eagles take the north dakota quarterback in the first round of the craft, when he is expected to land, right here in our city. >> you knew it was coming. he walks out with the hat on. he is already all eagled up. thanks for being here. it is april 29th, 2016. april is almost gone. >> it is. >> it is finally friday, too. weekend is here. >> sue. >> um-hmm. >> april was a dubious distinction of ending with some crummy weather. >> some call it the cruelest month, some say it is shakespeare or something but i don't know, it is one of those where we had snow at some point during the month, do you remember that happened. then rain, very chilly. i almost wore my winter coat. we have five out of ten. bus stop buddy has his rain gear. here's our ultimate doppler radar picture. notice in upstate new york, there is ally will bit of frozen precipitation. it could be worse. keep that in mine. it is very damp andtoriesly outside and there nor heavy downpours showing up on ultimate doppler radar. that is how it will stay for the rest of the morning. is there our chilly 47 degrees right the now in th

went went to north dakota state division one double a school. he won 2fcs championship is a as a starter, huge arm, tough kid, type of guy doug pederson was salivating over. he loved him so much he compared them to a legend. >> a little bit of brett favre, honestly. he has that mentality and a aggressiveness that brett had and those are some of the skill sets i see in carson. i love quarterbacks that are willing to take a chance, take a calculated risk down the field, favre was that way i see same in carson. >>> phillies/nationals, jonathan papelbon just hates going against his old team, top of the ninth, cameron rupp with the deep, two run rbi, to right field, the phillies win three to nothing. sweeping the nationals. that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> he hear what he said phillies swept one of the best teams in nationals. i get the a big kick when we sweet them or beat them at anytime. >> everybody is talking about the draft. >> that is true. >> they don't get much attention. >> that is true. >> draft night over the last couple of y

is this an effective strategy to get lawmakers in north dakota to change course? >> absolutely.latures and governors like legislation like this is moving through states. in the case of north dakota, they introduced and passed the bill in one day so the lobbying window was very small. you see the corporations saying there is going to be a price. paypal being the most aggressive by saying that it's going to withdraw its plan to expand, an estimated $20 million in pay roll is no longer going to the state of north dakota. this is really challenging for conservatives who have pushed these anti-lgbt bills because on the one hand, they have their base of evangelical christians and conservatives who support these policies. but then businesses, another part of their constituency, is pushing back. >> you wrote briefly about the potential federal complaints or complaints launched against north dakota for this particular issue. do you believe that the federal government has a role to play in this? can they step in to address some of these grievances? >> that's the big question. is the obama

north dakota looks line ted cruz outperformed the competition.the people who will vote for donald trump at the beginning of a contested convention may go to somebody else in the later rounds. reince priebus, the chairman of the rnc addressed that this weekend. >> the nomination is won on the floor in cleveland by the majority of delegates that get empowered by the vote of the people. so the voters in these states, their votes end up causing delegates to be bound to candidates and those delegates will have to vote for those candidates on the floor. there's no way around it. if a delegate is bound to a candidate, even if that delegate decides later, i don't care. i'm not voting for that person, the secretary at the convention will read the roll as if that delegate voted for the person they're bound to. period. >> as donald trump has said, if he wins here in wisconsin, this race is over. if he loses, things get more interesting. it will head to more fertile ground for trump, the northeast, places like his home state of new york. but you do still fee

to philadelphia, was the number 2 selection by the eagles in north dakota. twitter account allegedly featured him smoking marijuana, the dolphins use their 13th pick for him, he said his account was hacked. it has been suspended 80 games before testing positive for performance-enhancing substances. and the miami dodges last night. the numb 10 numfour-92 game victory, boston celtics last night, and the baltimore orioles pounded the white sox, and chris davis and mark trumbo, third inning homers for the orioles, a grand slam and a career-high, 5 runs batted in. there it goes. lea: a powerful storm in mississippi, the mayor of baltimore declared a state of emergency, hail was reported in several areas along the gulf coast, and janice dean, not such good weather in mississippi but what about better weather? >> the eastern seaboard will see good weather this weekend. in the crosshairs of some severe potential not only today, severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for the texas and oklahoma panhandle, 6 to 12 inches for the central rockies and another severe thund

he won championships at north dakota state, and we talked to his coach this afternoon. he says the eagles' offense that peterson runs, west coast offense, is like the offense he ran at zakds state. here's carson talking about the advantage coming into the nfl with an oochs that's a good fit for him. >> very similar. to be honest, i mean, every team's done stuff like that, and it's also similar. it has a different name. you know, learn how to call things differently and everything, but most of the reads progressions, concepts, schemes, you name it, protections, it's similar. >> reporter: the quarterback eagles have now, bradford, of course, wanted to be traded. the broncos offered eagles a deal, and they said no. right now, no talks. sam is the starting quarterback. here is doug peterson within the last hour, saying we want sam to stay here in philadelphia. >> he is my guy, part of the eagles, unfortunate where we are right now, but the thing is, you know, once here, he's our guy. >> have you had a chance to talk to him? >> i have not. not right now. you know, i talk ed

republicans are focusing on north dakota this weekend where 25 delegates are at stake. on the democratic side, tension is building as hillary clinton is asked about contributions from big oil. john roberts has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: ted cruz giving the keynote address at north dakota state gop convention. it's an event that might not usually get much attention. now candidates are fighting for every delegate. >> i am here asking for you to stand with us. because if republicans unite. >> reporter: north dakota's 25 delegates are unpledged, meaning they can vote for whoever they want at the convention this summer o. democrats side, bernie sanders and hillary clinton are posting up in wisconsin today. 86 delegates are in play in the badger state. and sanders is hoping to build momentum after favorable polling in wisconsin and recent wins in western states. >> we have won six out of the last seven caucuses and primaries. >> reporter: the new york primary is the next big race on april 19th. and sanders wanted to debate with hillary clinton before the

the presiding officer: the senator north dakota. mr. hoeven: i am willing to yield for a minute to the junior senator from michigan. mr. peters: thank you. i appreciate that, senator. i just wangted to rise and to -- i just wanted to rise and concur with my colleague from michigan, senator stabenow, that we would urge our colleagues to vote "no" on the coats amendment. this is parlt of a very call ofly craft -- this is part of a very carefully crafted agreement to deal with the water issue around the country, flint in particular. we have a plan to do that while dealindealing with an incredibly important initiate our state but also an -- in our state but also an incredibly important issue across the country. i thank you for yielding. mr. hoeven: mr. president, i rise today to ask my colleagues to support an amendment i filed that prevents the e.p.a. and the corps of engineers from implementing its waters of the u.s. final rule. the language from my amendment is actually identical to the waterwaters of the u.s. provisin the underlying bil

i asked fans about it. >> north dakota state.e no idea. >> worth the risk, then that's just, you know, a roll of the dice and see what happens. if he does well, he's going to be, you know, like the king of philadelphia. just brings home the bacon. >> reporter: yeah. hey, listen, we hope so. if he gets no. 11, gets that number away from wide receiver who has it, you could rip up your tim tebo name patch and put wentz on there. inside the lincoln here, a lot of stuff supposed to be outside is inside now. the eagle mobile there, and, of course, down there, the cool thing, it's not a selfie thing, but they have another funny name for it, go in there and meet players and post to social media. go in the visitor's locker room where the dreaded foes get ready for the game. yeah. there's going to be fun here, not a lot of outside fun but a lot of lincoln fun and eagles' fun and hopefully we'll meet the future of the franchise. live at the lincoln. nbc 10 news. >> you got a couple kids. you can't go back and buying new jerseys. figure out

he's the first quarterback from north dakota state selected in the draft. arrival in nifl is not sitting well with bradford who is asking for a trade. when asked how to handle the first meeting with bradford, wentz said, quote, professionally. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> join the station this sunday night at 11:35 for eagles blueprint and interviews not seen anywhere else with decision makers and analysis of the eagles' draft picks this sunday night at is 1:35 here on nbc 10. >>> and atlantic city mayor just announced a news conference for monday. he's expected to reveal if the city will make a $2 million bond payment due monday. today they said the city's leaning towards making the payment. a new report in the wall street journal calls ac's credit rating the worst in america. no municipality in new jersey has defaulted on its debt since the great depression. >> certainly understand the importance of making a bond payment as we understand the negative implications of bankruptcy. >> quarterly tax payments due next month bring in hundreds of thousands of dol

north dakota seen a nearly 90% drop in oil alone.g ining height campbell joining us. i've seen the preboom, the boom, i don't want to call it a bust but the turn down. it seems lying everything is half filled. how does shake out? >> i think at the end of the day we've been through the ups and downs of the oil market. we're building the infrastructure and ready to come back with a price point basically would dictate further activity. on the good news, we have a thousand wells that have been drilled that uncompleted ready to go once we see a recovery in the oil price. but fundamentally right in north dakota the biggest concern is not the decline in oil prices. it's actually the decline in ag prices and what is going to happen in agriculture in north dakota. >> you got a lot of different things, senator. your state is faces. i understand you're good, hard working people. you have to be tough to live up there. it's cold most of the year. you seem to be facing this pain on all sides. when i heard when i was there people said all the worke

north dakota.f a state can make it illegal for a driver to take a blood, urine or alcohol test. a driver can be charged with a crime if he refuses to such a test. this is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> mr. rossfeld. >> thank you mr. chief justice and may it please the court. the fundamental problem with the statues at issue in these three cases is they make it a criminal offense. a person who is stopped on suspicion of impaired driving is obligated to take a chemical test to determine the alcohol content of their blood. the state's concede that these ests are searches. they appear to recognize exception for the law requirement, nevertheless the committing a criminal offense if he or she does not do so. >> they could revoke the driver's license for refusing to take the test either blood alcohol or breathalyzer? >> that's not at issue. we don't dispute for purposes of this case that the state could do that. >> let's assume that that is a concession or that we hold that or that that's a premise. if

. >> god bless the sait of north h dakota. >> but he took a detour to north dakota. >> people are waking up and help is on the way! >> reporter: all of north dakota delegates are officially uncommitted so who gets chosen to fill the spots could make a big difference both on the convention floor and in rules meetings leading up to the july gathering. >> so wisconsin are you ready to make the state great again? >> former alaska governor sarah palin warmed up the crowd after a rocky week on the campaign trail. >> who has ever created private sector jobs and help americans actually read the american dream, who is it? >> trump. >> john kasich who just won one primary, also campaigned hard in wisconsin trying to court younger voters. kasich worked to maintain expectations, saying he is focusing often new york be aand pennsylvania. >> we are running first or second in virtually all the campaigns, we'll see how we do here, never intended to win here. >> milwaukee sent them endorsed kasich. >> 33% of people in wisconsin don't know enough about me, they don't even have an opinion of me. i'm still