fires back. >> daley went nuts.h or something to that effect. that was traumatic and almost chaotic. >> amid the tension, the vote for the democratic nominee gets underway. to no one's surprise, humphry wins the nomination with 1,761 delegates to mccarthy's 601. >> the anti war people wanted to get delegates to the '68 convention who were opposed to the war and they couldn't break him. they couldn't get into the system. >> may we once again say thank you, thank you. >> but even with the win, humphry seems to have little cause to celebrate. >> the night he was nominated, we had a small occasion in the suite in the hilton like a wake. the man was just nominated for president and we were all demoralized. >> as night falls, thousands of protesters gather in front of the hilton hotel where the delegates are staying. >> there were a large crowd on michigan avenue and the police contained them. they used motorcycles. they built a human perimeter and started to push. >> chaos unfolds in front of the cameras. >> it was not a

daley there. lofted along that goes back to center for the penguins. mark streit gives it across. >> mike: putting a point on it. trying to win the game and putting his team into the playoffs. chipped by kuhnhackl. again it is streit. 15 seconds to go. streit yet again. gottet back over and gagner fired it wide. gets it back down the ice an on goal and that's it. out of the penalty box and so it's full strength action with 3:45 to go in the game. raffl able to roll it around from behind. rolfe ll ll lle rofrle back ove again. bellemare. fired it around and macdonald will have to chase it back down. a restless time here. if nothing changes on the scoreboard rm they do. schultz able to wait behind. 3:15 to go. it went through voracek and down and the flyers are guilty of icing. the stanley cup playoffs begin wednesday on the networks of nbc. don't miss a moment. and, again, this year, every game, every series. sundqvist on this important draw for the penguins. face-off draw for them. on the tie, it trickled along. dumoulin able to recoil and fed on throu

daley there. lofted along that goes back to center for the penguins. mark streit gives it across. >> mike: putting a point on it. trying to win the game and putting his team into the playoffs. chipped by kuhnhackl. again it is streit. 15 seconds to go. streit yet again. gottet back over and gagner fired it wide. gets it back down the ice an on goal and that's it. out of the penalty box and so it's full strength action with 3:45 to go in the game. raffl able to roll it around rolfele le le le le le le rofrle back over it again. bellemare. fired it around and macdonald will have to chase it back down. a restless time here. if nothing changes on the scoreboard rm they do. schultz able to wait behind. 3:15 to go. it went through voracek and down and the flyers are guilty of icing. the stanley cup playoffs begin wednesday on the networks of nbc. don't miss a moment. and, again, this year, every game, every series. sundqvist on this important draw face-off draw for them. on the tie, it trickled along. dumoulin able to recoil and fed on through. they rule an

daley center for the penguins. mark streit gives it across. >> mike: putting a point on it. trying to win the game and putting his team into the playoffs. chipped by kuhnhackl. again it is streit. 15 seconds to go. streit yet again. gottet back over and gagner fired it wide. gets it back down the ice an on goal and that's it. out of the penalty box and so it's full strength action with 3:45 to go in the game. raffl able to roll it around from behind. rolfe ll ll lle rofrle back ove again. bellemare. fired it around and macdonald will have to chase it back down. a restless time here. if nothing changes on the scoreboard rm they do. schultz able to wait behind. 3:15 to go. it went through voracek and down and the flyers are guilty of icing. the stanley cup playoffs begin wednesday on the networks of nbc. don't miss a moment. and, again, this year, every game, every series. sundqvist on this important draw for the penguins. face-off draw for them. on the tie, it trickled along. dumoulin able to recoil and fed on through. they rule an offside on to play go. no chances by the pen

but it sound a little like the old chicago daley school, you know, the original mayor daley, where the bosses were in charge. why doesn't the city run this? >> well, it's time for us to have a discussion about how to professionalize, modernize the electoral system, and that starts with creating a structure at the board that is not from the old days but is more 21st century, more thinking about the future of our political process and voting. our democracy depends on a strong electoral system that is never called into question. and when you think about what went on on primary day, in a national election that had so much importance -- we probably picked the next president of the united states last week during these primaries. and we should make sure that this system has integrity. and i'm gonna get to the bottom of this. we're gonna use the power of our audit and investigation to go in and root out what these problems >> will your investigation, mr. stringer, include suggestions, recommendations, proposals to broaden out the registration system, make it same-day registration, or at least

bit warmer over the weekend. .heck out the pollen count the doctor who provides the reports horace daley says that next week is going to be a really tough -- provides the week isdaily says next going to be really tough with the pollen count. baltimore, 57. and annapolis, a bit cooler, a little bit of a breeze, 54. 60 at reagan national airport. to help you plan the afternoon, let's see what we have. son, son. afternoon temperatures should be delightful. sunshine, sunshine. afternoon temperatures should be delightful. havreason we high pressure. this is only part of the pressure system. it has a geeky name. it is called an omega block. like the greek letter omega, that is kind of the configuration in the atmosphere. we don't see any clouds at all. how long will that last? it looks like middle of next week, may be the end of next week. good weather. cabin fevergotten in the last six or seven weeks, this is gorgeous. snow will be the story in denver this weekend, while we enjoy sunshine. upper 60's tomorrow. close to 70 on sunday. will be afternoon perfect. cherry blossom weather will be pe

kicked back and thrown over to center and daley pivots with it there. six attackers against a goalie and five. lundqvist couldn't stop that one. it was airborne and dug out then. forced out in front. sheary a shot that is blocked off. rebound. scrambled for and poked by brassard. knifed out in front. another shot by cullen that was stopped by lundqvist. knifeda, way from the reach ice and wide and icing. 3.3 to go. >> eddie: couple of huge stops by henrik lundqvist. remember, the majority of the last half of the period, the rangers were playing with only five defensemen with kevin klein spending seven minutes in the penalty box. great save there. >> mike: one more draw and it goes to madison square garden tuesday even. it popped in the net well after the horn had sounded. and the man that was chased from the net with an eye injury. he said it was blurry when he came up from having the stick to the eye on wednesday was pronounced fine and now pronounced himself performance more than fine. final score 4-2 rangers. best of seven even at 1-1. so long from p

san francisco, it's warm tomorrow, 78. 73 in daley city with sunshine. north bay, 82 petaluma, vallejo at 81 degrees. oakland, 83 tomorrow. hercules up to 81. inland, in the 80s. 84 in pleasanton and 85 in concord. 77 santa cruz. your ocean water temperature still rather chilly at 55 degrees. so i don't think many folks will dip their toes in that water. by monday, a sea breeze kicks in, so the coast cools off. 67 in half moon bay. 73 in downtown san francisco. 76 in oakland. so still mild as you move inland. still some 80s on the board. accuweather seven-day forecast, that sea breeze arrives on monday, the coast cools off and late-day clouds on tuesday cooling everybody off. wednesday, a morning chance of showers, but the best chance of wet weather will be friday in the morning. right now it's a one on the storm impact scale. >> one? >> one. >> but it'ser yif. drew, thanks a lot. >>> we had some pretty good basketball tonight if you're a warriors' fan. not so much for the rockets. >> i'm proud of you both for representing. >> do you think this is an acc

is our friend carson daley from the today show, from "the voice". hire. good evening to you. >> when mtv first went on the air, very few artists had videos to run on the network, but luckily for them, over the years there was this prolific artist named prince. and it would be a dynamic relationship that lasted for deck as. ♪ ♪ come on, let's go ♪ 1999 ♪ little red corvette ♪ kiss >> reporter: when it came to combining music with eye-popping performances to electrify fans, no one did it better than prince. he dominated the scene with groundbreaking albums that blended pop, funk, and rock. ♪ this is what it sounds like >> reporter: 1984's "purple rain" made him a global superstar. >> "purple rain", a huge number one for almost half a year. ♪ i know, i know, i know >> one of the biggest-selling sound tracks of all time, a landmark album, not just for prince but for rock music. >> reporter: prince, like michael jackson, madonna, and bruce springsteen created what it's like to be a pop artist. his hand mark performance of "get off", on the 1991 mtv award

that's not daley city. 75 in san francisco this weekend for the cherry blossom festival!m even in the city -- sun and he warm even in the city tonight: what the san francisco giants banned pab sandoval from doing.. to tr ny and warm even in the city -- sunny and warm even in the city about 46 degrees, 45 for santa rosea. the offshore wind is the wind coming from the east or the northa. the offshore wind is the wind coming from the east or the north. as this high pressure gets closer, the clockwise winds rotating around it, giving us that north to northeast wind. gonna hang out for two days. we're clear tonight, breeze this evening, winding down. next week, right back to the cool stuff! highs only in the 60s. if you like it warm, get outside tomorrow and also sunday. san jose 13 degrees above average. 82 in sunnyvale. vallejo 81. 74 in saucelito. a couple degrees warmer sunday. still warm monday. by the middle of next week, cloudier, cooler, highs only in the 60s. back to normal next week. sunny and is warm. a great weekend to do anything outside. >>> what the giants banne

looking at sunshine and 83 in downtown san francisco. 78 in daley city. north bay, look at this, 90 in napa, 92 in santa rosa. 86 in oakland. in the east bay, 90 degrees in free month. inland, 92 in livermore. 92 in walnut creek. what's going to follow is much cooler weather on thursday as the fog comes back in from the south. temperatures will really drop, even cooler for your friday and we'll add in some showers. right now looking like a good possibility. one is a light system, five is a severe system on the storm impact scale. we are expecting a one. light rain, less than a quarter of an inch. by friday afternoon at 1:00, showers appear and they continue for friday evening. heading into saturday morning, still some showers in the forecast and a slim possibility as we head into sunday. as far as rainfall totals, about a tenth to a quarter of an inch. we go from record heat, mid 90s inland, upper 70s at the coast, so basically almost a 20-degree drop as we head thursday inland. and a 20-degree drop around the bay. light showers for friday, saturday, much

kicked back and thrown over to center and daley pivots with it there. six attackers against a goalie and five. lundqvist couldn't stop that one. it was airborne and dug out then. forced out in front. sheary a shot that is blocked off. rebound. scrambled for and poked by brassard. knifed out in front. another shot by cullen that was stopped by lundqvist. knifeda, way from the reach of cullen and touched back down the ice and wide and icing. 3.3 to go. >> eddie: couple of huge stops by henrik lundqvist. remember, the majority of the last half of the period, the rangers were playing with only five defensemen with kevin klein spending seven minutes in the penalty box. great save there. >> mike: one more draw and it goes to madison square garden tuesday even. it popped in the net well after the horn had sounded. and the man that was chased from the net with an eye injury. he said it was blurry when he came up from having the stick to the eye on wednesday was pronounced fine and now pronounced himself with this performance more than fine. final score 4-2 rang

forensic detectives in delaware identity them as 67-year-old maureen daley and 53-year-old jonathan millern the 300 block of east highland avenue say they had not seen the pair for months. it is unclear when or had you they died. autopsies will be conducted. >>> the first lawsuit has been filed after four people were killed by an apparent leak of carbon monoxide at an apartment complex in wilmington. the family is suing them. they say a faultily pipe caused the leak. the h and i buildings are deemed unsafe and others ordered out. and the apartment building is telling "action news" -- well they are not telling us anything, they will not comment. >>> and the man running a brutal dog operation sentenced for animal cruelty. in 2013 he ran dog fights in lawnda lawndale. and they rescued the dogs from a home, and scarred and injured, one emaceated. >> people whose lives affected by violence honored in lehigh valley. the crime victims council held a vigil in the memorial tree of life grove remembering the victims of crimes. family and survivors spoke about how their lives had been affected. other

santa cruz, 66 degrees. 69 in san mateo. 63 pacifica, daley city.francisco, 66 degrees. clouds will be filtering the sun in the north bay. low 70s for santa rosa, napa. east bay, upper 60s. oakland, beshgy, hercules, newark, inland spots 72 in concord. 76 degrees in antioch. we introduce our storm impact scale. one is a light system, five is severe. we've been using this all winter. friday and saturday, we have a light system, scattered light showers expected up to a quart ever inch. isolated spots with half an inch. friday afternoon going into friday evening, a chance of showers and really looks like a better possibility like i said saturday morning going into the afternoon. and we'll keep it at a slight chance for sunday morning. as far as rainfall totals, most of the bay area will get between a quarter and half often inch. the fog comes in, the sea breeze will be back. chance of showers on friday. saturday, we have a one on our storm impact scale. showers become likely. and then next week, wednesday, still some computer model disagreement. one sa

-- daley city and 53 in san francisco.ing into tomorrow a lot more 70s for san francisco. and mid-80s in santa rosa. 86 and 84 in napa and your 7- day forecast shows heading into wednesday 88 degrees and we drop back down into the low 80s and 70s on thursday and look at friday, back to the 60s. so, we will concentrate on wednesday with record breaking heat expected and cooler conditions by the end of the week. pam. >> thanks brittany. coming up after the break the dog that is becoming famous for police chase across the bay bridge. we have a live report and an update on the run away pooch. plots, it was not a dog causing a traffic backup but it's a sea lion. stirring up trouble during this morning's commute in sonoma county. that story is ahead. >>> if you a dog lover you have no doubt been following the exploits of that little pooch right there. he is the chihuahua who led the highway patrol on a slow speed chase on sunday morning across the bay bridge. officers were able to corral the dog without injuries and he is at the

kicked back and thrown over to center and daley pivots with it there. six attackers against a goalie and five. lundqvist couldn't stop that one. forced out in front. sheary a shot that is blocked off. rebound. scrambled for and poked by brassard. knifed out in front. another shot by cullen that was stopped by lundqvist. knifeda, way from the reach of cullen and touched back down the ice and wide and icing. 3.3 to go. >> eddie: couple of huge stops by henrik lundqvist. remember, the majority of the last half of the period, the rangers were playing with only five defensemen with kevin klein spending seven minutes in the penalty box. great save there. >> mike: one more draw and it goes to madison square garden tuesday even. it popped in the net well after the horn had sounded. the net with an eye injury. he said it was blurry when he came up from having the stick to the eye on wednesday was pronounced fine and now pronounced himself with this performance more than fine. final score 4-2 rangers. best of seven even at 1-1. the president. >> the countdown is

. >> police say they served search warrants in oakland, daley city and emoriville in the search for arianna. two people were questioned and several items were seized as evidence, but police won't say much more. her mom's former co-workers are hopeful the girl will be found alive. >> it's about helping to bring arianna home. she's still a 2-year-old little girl that's not with her family. it could be any one of our kids. >> reporter: back to that piece of plywood. police say they won't be ginn to speculate as to what those markings could mean. anyone with information is urged to give them a call. reporting live from san francisco, laura malpert, nbc bay area news. ♪ ♪ ♪ purple rain, purple rain >>> it is an emotional day for millions of people around the world. the news still sinking in the legendary musician prince found dead inside of an elevator at his home in suburban minneapolis. paramedics tried to revive him. for those of us who grew up in the 1980s and his music was a soundtrack of our teenage years. prince shattered musical boundaries and was snow stranger to the bay area. >> our te

mayor daley of chicago says nixon looks embalmed. >> mr.at statement? >> i have no comment. >> reporter joe alsip says that nixon looks like a suspect in a statutory rape case. nixon's own running mate, henry cabot lodge, says we've lost. >> tv polls show kennedy wins the debate. but radio listeners side with nixon. and an arrest in alabama could play to nixon's advantage when civil rights take center stage. >> i met richard nixon when i was in the ninth maybe tenth grade. and we got to shake hands with him. i thought richard nixon would be a good president. >> there's a huge public misperception on civil rights. they think that nixon was some kind of hideous racist and jack was the friend of the black man. not true. nixon had a strong civil rights record in the 1950s. he was a friend of martin luther king. >> the republican party was the party of civil rights. the democratic party was the party of secession and segregation. every single member of the ku klux klan was a member of the democratic party. >> so going into the election, nixon ha

downtown san francisco, 78 tomorrow under sunshine. 73 for daley city. 84 santa rosa. 81 the high in vallejo into the east bay. 83 oakland and union city. inland, plenty full sunshine, 84 fairfield and antioch up to 86. our weather wellness shows you tree pollen moderate to high levels. the main offender still oak, juniper and cedar. uv index tomorrow is very high. what that means under total sunshine if your skin is unprotected, it can burn in less than 15 minutes. a little relief monday. sea breeze kicks in. we'll drop into the 60s but it's not a strong sea breeze. san francisco mild at 73. mid-70s in oakland and inland. walnut creek 83. antioch 86. warm inland. the sea breeze strengthens on tuesday and everyone will cool off to more seasonable temperatures. >>> accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow it's a summer breeze with a warmer finish to the weekend. sea breeze arrives on monday. everybody cools off tuesday with late day clouds. slight chance of a sprinkle wednesday morning. the best chance for any wet weather will be friday with light rain in the morning. right now a 1 on

mayor daley of chicago says nixon looks embalmed. >> mr.have no comment. >> reporter joe alsip says that nixon looks like a suspect in a statutory rape case. nixon's own running mate, henry cabot lodge, says we've lost. >> tv polls show kennedy wins the debate, but radio listeners side with nixon. and an arrest in alabama could play to nixon's advantage when civil rights take center stage. >> i met richard nixon when i was in the ninth, maybe tenth grade. and we got to shake hands with him. i thought richard nixon would be a good president. >> there's a huge public misperception on civil rights. they think that nixon was some kind of hideous racist and jack was the friend of the black man. not true. nixon had a strong civil rights record in the 1950s. he was a friend of martin luther king. >> the republican party was the party of civil rights. the democratic party was the party of secession and segregation. every single member of the ku klux klan was a member of the democratic party. >> so going into the election, nixon had reason to believ

. >> fixsnixon's supporter s are gloating, and major daley says that he looked embalmed. >> mr. nixon, would you like to comment on that? >> reporter joe alsup says that nixon looks like a cop vikt in a statutory rape case. >>> tv polls show that kennedy wins the debate, but the radio listeners side with nixon. an ar are rest in alabama could play to nixon's advantage when civil rights take center stage. >> i met richard nixon when i was in the 9th, maybe 10th grade, and we got to shake hands with him. i thought that richard nixon would be a good president. >> there is a huge public misperception of civil rights, because they think that nixon was a hideous racist and jack was a friend of the black man, but it is not true. nixon had a strong civil rights record in the 1960s, and he was a friend of martin luther king. >> the democratic party was the party of secession and s segregation, and every single member of the ku klux klan was a member of the democratic party. >> so going into the election, nixon had every reason to believe that he would have lots of black support. >> just

extra time there and as you make your way prince william same story down to 34 miles app hour dale daley to woodbridge. it's a lot of congestion this morning. now on to water main break. traffic is getting by. all lanes on on the northbound side of rockville pike. southbound one lane getting through else mere avenue past cedar lane where the work zone is. dive yourself extra time. inbound from bez avoid that area. you want to give yourself extra time to get around. again we can drop that because this is actually a look on rockville pike as you make your way past cedar lane. this work zone will be out there all amorning. cop con avenue inbound or old george to this morning back to you. >> all right. time talk politics. back to the president ben shall race. we can stk a fork in the primary process after last night's result. the answer is probably yes for the democrats. but what about the republicans? with a five state sweep donald trump is calling himself presumetive republican nominee. >> even with new campaign alliance the question is can ted cruz and john kasich do anything to stop that

and the convention was crazy and mayor daley cursing at abe rib acough. it was just frightening. but, jeff, it's also a remind herb that pre-'68, and we of course pray there is no violence and it's orderly. but it used to be the conventions that made these determinations and people sometimes don't realize that. >> you hit the essence of this debate. both sides have a good argument. the folks who want the convention, this is what conventions were about all the time people came with plurality but not a majority. and we as a party institutionally gathered at convention to figure out who is our best candidate, who can win. but the other argument, yeah, that was 40 years ago and for the last 40 years voters have decided. that's what empowering voters meant after the '68 tumult that carol for example consequentelo. you got this clash and the big problem, no, one of about 100 big problems is if they choose to have a convention, there are are going to be millions of people that will say, what was the last four months about? you're going back to an era that is past. and they're going to s

our friend carson daley has joined us on the telephone. carson, this is an incredible piece of news. this is one of those, you have to read it twice, you have to make sure it's not a hoax. sadly, we've had confirmation from his publicist that prince has indeed died two months shy of his 58th birthday. >> brian, you're absolutely right. this one is a shocker. social media now -- and i mean all demographics, all walks of life, all music fans all over the world still just in shock from getting a text from a friend saying prince has died. it's an -- and losing him at 57. we lost michael so wrong. and like you said, he was a very, very private person. you think back to even madonna and michael. there was media on them. they couldn't escape it. you knew what was going onto some degree in their lives. prince, you really had no idea what was going on. this is a big loss for music. this is going to hurt for a while. >> how do your characterize his music? obviously he'll be remembered as a guy who mashed together genres and kind of out the other end

there's one individual i want to introduce you to, steve daley, he's taken a bike out in the snow, braved the weather to come here to get his i.d. to vote on tuesday why was it so important for you to get this done? >> well, there's a lot of people that aren't going to be able to get done which is unto rt gnat because folks count but i just want to make sure to have the idea. >> what do you think about the voter i.d. law? is it a good idea or a bad idea? >> i it this it has more negatives than positive because people will show up to the polls that will be turned away and this is just like a little bureaucratic red tape that is kind of unnecessary, i believe. >> thank you, steve. i'll let you watch the number, c-184. is that you? >> close. >> we're getting there. alex, this is not a small problem, this is a big problem. there's about 300,000 voters, registered voters in wisconsin, who lack the proper i.d. to vote on tuesday. there's a group called vote riders to help this picture. they're helping people through the process but they can only help hundreds, maybe thousands of people in same

my name is charlie daley. i live next door to mr. roy clark.laughter] who is the best neighbor in the whole world. [laughter] he told me to say that. [laughter] but at least for tonight, you can call me scout. you all know me as a 10-year-old girl if you read the novel, "to kill a mockingbird." author, ms. lee, won the pulitzer prize for fiction. [applause] we were all sad to hear about her passing. something strange happened last year. another book about me was published. it was about me as the young woman. atticus. atticus finch. of people really loved my daddy in mockingbird. he was kind, fair, and loving. himt know what happened to when we get to watch man. [laughter] let's for a minute forget about that old atticus and remember the young one. the one who inspired us all. patrick mcguinness is here to bring us -- him back to life for us. remember, you are the jury, ladies and gentlemen. he will give you a statement. >> i shall be brief and i would like to use my remaining time with you to remind you this case is not a difficult one. it requ

bill daley joins us, the head of u.s.ns and former white house chief of staff under president obama and former commerce secretary under president bill clinton. thank yous f it sounds like we're back to it's the economy, stupid. >> it always is. that's the number one issue, obviously. some incident might happen before the election to bring up the foreign policy or terrorism issues up. it's always the economy. of the top three that steve went through, if taxes and spending, that's really -- you can lump it into the first. overwhelmingly the economy and will always be. >> there are all kinds of conflicting signals, economists are wary. but david rubenstein has a good feel for what's happening in businesses. he has over 200 businesses around the world. david, you say in the last month you feel a lot better that there has been a significant upturn. >> because interest rates are not likely to go up and oil prices are firming up, i think the economy is in better shape than before. >> bill? >> u.s. economy is doing quite well, no

. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, faith daley talks about her new collections of essays. >>> stayment. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning from the traffic center. jump to the peninsula right now. an accident clearing northbound 101 at moffet over to the right shoulder but the damage is done. slow and go before 237 as you work your way out of the south bay. sunnyvale into palo alto, slow through menlo park. elsewhere as you work your way along 101 this morning northbound looks like traffic still pretty busy this morning as well as 280 and guadalupe parkway. we are seeing brake lights along the nimitz freeway, really loaded up now. 45 minutes northbound 880, 238 to the main so definitely need a few extra minutes heading into downtown oakland towards the bay bridge. once you get to the bridge approach of 880, not too bad. east shore freeway ride 52 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. >>> live from our kpix5 studios in san francisco, here's the view looking out towards the transamerica pyramid. the coast is clear. we have limited visibility and really no locations at this time. al

her policies, to see him doing so well with these sort of broad promises, as we saw in the new york daleyinterview, he can't always back up. for sanders, he feels she's being dismissive of this movement he's created, and it's carried him this far and could carry him even further. she stands up on stage and i think she feehe feels she's dis that, as if his dreams are improbable, and i don't think he likes that either. >> just a note on the stamina side, factor in, he hops on a plane, flies to italy, gives a speech in vatican city, and comes back for the primary on saturday morning. ahead of the primary on saturday morning. that said, i know you were watching all of this resonate on social media. who won according to social media, what were some of the big moments? >> well, look, think as you said, this was by far the most conscience debate of the cycle for the democrats. the first eight debates could have been like this, i mean, wow, it would have been fantastic. look, there were a lot of moments. for me, the key moments happened when these candidates who seemed very prepared for the two h

dalei the center for medical progress were submitted false information to congress. that is a serious problem. ms. clayton, would you comment on that? ms. clayton: i agree completely. i've always wondered why they didn't get prosecuted for it. it was an admitted fact by the guy they hired. that is who the doj should we going after. in summary, we have the refusal by the committee, making all sorts of accusations, the refusal by the committee to talk to them, to ask them for explanations, then we have the committee apparently taking directly or indirectly material , stolen fromaleiden the stem express website, all to say that stem express and other similar organizations are doing illegal activities, but you don't want to talk to them and see if they have an explanation and you do take apparently false material stolen for that purpose in order to pressure the doj. is that a fair summary of what seems to be going on? mr. raben: yes. >> is that a legitimate function of congress? mr. raben: the concern that i ofe after 20 some years being on both sides of it is when a con

. >> i am not sure as -- qualified -- bernie went to nosh daley news editorial board drilled down onplan how would he break up banks he came u short secretary clinton clinton trying to make case in new york as senator secretary of state that bernie doesn't have what it takes to be president in new york where we have wall street, it is a pretty potent attack. >> she has chaos on our side if all the focus was on bernie sanders she would -- a and i know she is going to limpo this convention she should have gone in victory parade if it weren't for superdelegates she would be struggling. >> a nice race i wonder if getting dirtier >> -- puppies and ice cream. >> make one quick point about this there is one ole phantom in the room if i can make a bad metaphor, which is the e-mail scandalized the fact that senator sanrs has not used that given what is going on, those of us who are political professionals really scratch our head wondered why he is not just simply saying this raises quesestions about integrity values, questions american people nt to know. >> ever since that debate when he side

and probably -- or at least one key thing what richard daley would have done, who really controlled -- the mayor of chicago really controlled the chicago delegates, it's hard for me to believe in the end he wouldn't have supported robert condition de. of course, if robert condition dehad been nominated, we wouldn't have had the reforms that i was associated with and we might not have parties being quite as open to primaries as they are today. host: a caller from great britain, david from liverpool, england, being carried live on the bbc parliament channel. what's on your mind? caller: i'd like to challenge mr. cowan's assertion that donald trump he thinks would be the g.o.p. nominee. it seems to be part of a general sort of media -- not just the guess in the media, but people in the media pushing this, without actually accepting the facts. the facts are that 37% of g.o.p. voters are voting for trump, which means 60% plus have voted against him, and once it gets to the actual nominating process in cleveland, mr. trump will not have enough delegates, and therefore, mr. trump will be --

bethpage black is actually the course that made john daley start drying again. [ laughter ] from what i hear. it's an extraordinary course and the most remarkable thing about it, i'm a horrible golfer but i played it, it's so beautiful i've played it three or four times, it's a public course. >> but you have to wake up early to get there. >> if you want to play there, you wake up and get there and line up in your car at 2:00 in the morning and you sleep. so you're exactly right. he's at home. >> there's no way. >> i guarantee you growing up donald trump did that. >> no. >> his dad didn't seem like the kind of guy that goes "donnie boy, i'll make a call for you." >> donald trump did not get in his car and wait at 2:00 a.m. but when he says it -- >> i guarantee you when he was younger he probably did. there's no other way to get on the course. i know. >> that's the identifier. >> seriously , i can calm some country clubs and say i'd love to get on and play. bethpage black, you know what they say? no. >> you know something about the crowd? you look at that crowd, i'm thinking it's 70% me