dan: likely to lose.lthough i could make the case, depending on who his running mate his, depending on how hillary is doing, it is not as dis-positive as if trump is the nominee. if trump is the nominee, we lose the senate. say goodbye to seats like pat toomey, kelly ayotte in new hampshire, rob portman in ohio, ron johnson. i think if trump is the nominee, the map for democrats in the senate could expand. john mccain could be in trouble in arizona. richard burr could be in trouble in north carolina. it could be a down ballot disaster and we could lose a lot of seats. here is paul ryan, who said, when he agreed to become speaker, he would build a policy program for the house republicans, build a communications program, raise a lot of money. he has raised far more money for house republicans than anyone expected. those numbers will be coming out soon. he has built this infrastructure, messaging, policy, and financial, for republicans to be competitive. almost like an insurance policy, depending on who the

talked exclusively to our dan kerman. about pressing charges. it's a story you'll only see on kron-4. >>:your sine i can't have that her style because it is your culture--you are saying >> dan :by now you're likely one of the more than 2 and half million people to view this viral video where bonita tindle a female african american san francisco state student confronts cory goldstein a male white student to say it's inappropriate for him to have dreadlocks. >> : i was the one who filmed it. >> dan :san francisco state student austin king says he just happened to be walking through the student center when he overheard the woman in the video say she was going to find the boy who said something rude to her. >> : my instincts kicked in >> dan :king, who's a cinema major decided to pull out his phone and start filming >> : i just wanted to create an objective recording of what happened. >> dan :king says he's filmed on campus before, but nothing that has received as much attention as this >> : here we have someone just because of their race being hara

. >> i know dan is out there and is yearning to get in. dan? >> well, here's the thing.hese guys are right the valuation really doesn't matter. it didn't matter last july when the stock was trading at 280. didn't matter two months ago when it was trading 140 and mike is correct about the whole notion of a business plan. mel, you bring up the point about execution, you know. you saw elon musk in a presentation last night do a shruggy when he said, yeah, we hope to have this thing out in late 2017 so the likelihood is that deliveries en masse start coming in 2018. so the question i think you have to ask yourself here is what is between now and the basically these things rolling out of the lot, you know, at best at the end of 2017? and i'm not sure there's a whole heck of a lot. last year they sold about 50,000 model ss and model xs here and i want to make one point. we have a really interesting chart of crude versus tesla over the last year. we know model "x" buyers are not that sensitive to the price of crude oil or gas at the pump when it's about $2, springing for $100,0

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dan. >> more questions. lauren, thank you. >>> new video this morning of the moment when a judge made a decision from the bench that has landed him in some serious legal trouble. take a look. he orders his bailiff to deliver an electric shock to a defendant. released video and the sentence the judge is now facing. eva, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. a maryland judge finding himself on the other side of the bench being charged and punished for what happened in his courtroom this morning. his victim is speaking out. we want to warn you this video is hard to watch. a shocking moment in court. >> aaagh. >> reporter: ending with the judge taking a plea deal. >> i regret that it ended this way. >> reporter: maryland circuit court judge robert nalley now sentenced to one-year probation for ordering a deputy to deliver a stun gun on then delvon king who was in his court representing himself on a gun charge he later took a deal on. >> it felt like fire went through my back. >> reporter: you can see i

dan, i know you had them going all the way.hey pulled off that upset against virginia and espn's tony reali will be here with everything you need to know for the big night. can't wait for it. >> my bracket is pristine at this point, but we're going to start with -- that's a lie. we'll start with the ferocious storms that hammered the south. tornadoes tearing through the region. >> and we want to you look at this video of rain and wind slamming big rigs in this parking lot in warner robins, georgia, which is about 100 miles south of atlanta and you can also hear those storm sirens. this weather on the move and there are some big and unpleasant changes, as well, in store for the northeast. and rob is tracking it all for us this morning. hi, rob. >> hi, paula. it's been a large lumbering system taking its sweet time getting across the country, and now the tail end of it in florida. we've got a severe weather watch box that includes jacksonville, gainesville, orlando and daytona so severe weather likely here. this after an entire w

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is that what we've come to expect, dan? dan: i don't know if it's pixie dust. think there's a little bit in the last two weeks of the clothes,ot having many at least in terms of trump's ability to either lay out a coherent philosophy or articulate the details of whether it's domestic or foreign policy issues. it obviously caught everybody's attention on the abortion issue he simply for how far out went in talking about punishment for a woman who has an abortion, quickly he pulled it back and that he had to do two statements to try to get himself of whathin the bounds is acceptable to either side. talked to today he john dickerson at cbs and basically said two different things. on one hand, yes, i think the laws should stay as are, on the other hand, abortion is murder. dan: he's looking for a safe soce to talk about abortion today in his interview with john was, this is settled law essentially so there's nothing i can do but when pressed on the question of is abortion murder, yes, he believes it is. but this isn't the only issue, able to explain in a few minute

dan: great to be here.ie: back in a moment, stay with us. ♪ ♪ charlie: arianna huffington is here. she's the editor in chief of the huffington post media group. she has also taken on a new role as a sleep evangelist. she has a new book that explores the causes and consequences of sleep deprivation. ariannaased to have huffington back at the table. county among your disciples, tell me among those who think you are onto something big. arianna: you have made napping legitimate, because long before i became a sleep evangelist, you were talking about how you had to choose between 20 minutes additional prep or 20 minutes of a nap, you would choose a nap because that would make it easier for you to retrieve all the information you had to be fully present during the interview, and this was much -- and all of these were much more important than getting one more fact. charlie: at every level of what you argue, whether it is sex, work performance, the way you feel, or whether it is your health, i believe that sleep is

dan: i am a complete optimist. we have had three big technological revolutions that fundamentally transformed life in cities. the first was a steam engine, which brought people to cities more easily, industrialize them, made water systems possible. the second in the late 1800s was the introduction of the electric grid, which made them a vertical, made them easier to get around and come up with demand. -- lit them up. the third was cars. dawn ofve we are at the the fourth technological revolution in cities, and that is the digital network age. is really exciting because it is going to affect pretty much everything that takes place. charlie: how will it play itself out? dan: in lots of different ways. we are starting to see the beginnings of it and things like uber and airbnb. is not just the sharing economy, that is a component of it, but if you think about the elements -- we are getting to the day or all of us are going to have smartphones, will all be connected by fiber. we have sensors, location services, cameras

thank you, matt. >> thanks. >>> all right, thanks, dan.ow to a story that i guarantee is probably going to make your skin crawl. thousands of bees on the attack in arizona. more than a dozen people were victimized before these bees were finally chased away. this video is alarming. probably unlike anything you've ever seen before, and abc's marci gonzalez has the story for us this morning. hi, marci. >> reporter: hi, paula. an absolutely terrifying ordeal for these people. many of them were in a mosque when the bees suddenly flew inside and started stinging. the swarm was so big, roads in the area had to be shut down until crews could get the dangerous problem under control. >> they're swarming all in there. >> reporter: chaos in arizona when 20,000 bees sent worshippers running through the streets desperately swatting away an attacking swarm outside of this phoenix morph. >> there was a number of people there were at this church. there's people at a bus stop. there's people walking, so we're going to have a whole bunch of them. >> reporter

dan. >> the stakes couldn't be higher. devin, thank you. for more on all of this, let's bring in abc news morning. matthew, good morning. let's start with the republicans. how important is wisconsin for the republican race? >> i think it's greatly important. if you take a look at if ted cruz wins, this race goes in a fundamental different direction. i think -- to quote robert frost two roads diverged in wisconsin and we are about to take the one less traveled by, and the one less traveled by is if ted cruz wins wisconsin, we are likely, very likely to be in a contested convention situation in cleveland. >> full employment act for political analysts like you. so how bad a week was this for donald trump and could it hurt him beyond wisconsin? >> yes, i think this was his worst week of the campaign. he took incoming attacks. he made a series of missteps which is most of the problem that donald trump has, and it's not the anti-trump folks that have hurt donald trump. it's donald trump that has hurt donald trump and i think it's capped him going

dan. >> terrifying. marci, thank you. >>> let's talk severe weather now and a dangerous line of storms hitting the south. tornadoes touching down, streets swamped by heavy rain, flash flooding and more violent weather on tap for today. abc's phillip mena is in pass christian, mississippi, where they've been conducting water rescues. phillip, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. yeah, dangerous road conditions, this street is now part of the wolf river rising 10 feet in less than 36 hours. but this morning, the gulf coast isn't the only region being battered by these severe storms. overnight, mother nature continuing its unrelenting assault, tornadoes bearing down on the southern plains. hail the size of softballs in multiple states, violently raining down on this swimming pool whiting out the grass around it. storefronts and businesses in lindale, texas, ripped open by a reported tornado. >> widespread damage throughout the central part of the lindale fire district both within the city an

. >> hey, dan. not today. there was a mix of rain and snow here yesterday with accumulations south and west of us. the sun coming up now. but it is the freezing mark right now in new york city as the flowers bloom in many spots, 15 to 25 degrees below average. for this time of year, it's shockingly cold. this morning, winter not letting up. millions of people in the midwest and across the east coast waking up to frigid cold temperatures. from maine to the carolinas, the wind chill temperatures in spots dipping into the teens and late season snow blanketing the great lakes. a coating over the newly sprouted leaves and flowers of spring. near toledo, ohio, ten inches of snow, nearly burying this car. and nearly a foot of snow reported in michigan and west virginia. heavy, wet snow in pennsylvania taking out trees and knocking out power. i mean, a slight warm-up today, but really it's not going to be till the end of the week. we've got freeze warnings all the way down into the deep south. check this out. a lot of

last week dan thought financials were about to tumble.e a listen. >> i want to look out to september expiration. you need time if you want to make a short on this trade in the bank stocks. i want to look at the xlf, the financial sector, etf when it was trading at 22 today, look out to september expiration and pay $1.20 for the sept 22 puts. those break even, 120 is your max risk. >> financials were the best performing sector this week, but, dan, there's a lot of time in the trade. what do you do? >> that was the point of the trade. hi to give it some time, and we know and i think we talked about it in the package that expectations were low. a lot of companies reporting it already talked down q1 numbers here hand entry points are really hard with trades and that's why sometimes with options you've got to give yourself a lot of time. i was not going to trade short-dated options on something that i thought expectations were low and the stocks could pop a little bit so i still like the trade and what's really important as we come out of earn

former tennessee congressman harold ford junior and dan senior, a.k.a. dan seÑor.ey hate it when my name is mispronounced. john: we are doing it intentionally. let's talkight, so little bit about the democrats. after tonight, let's say hillary clinton wins big. do efforts to force sanders if not out of the race, but to stop attacking her and stop doing things that would make her a weaker general election candidate potentially, to those things step up? harold: i hope what steps up is that his realization doesn't happen in terms of being the nominee. let's not get ahead of ourselves. i think my candidate will do well tonight, but assuming she does, i would hope that senator sanders interest and intentions on beating a republican and ensuring a progressive gets to the white house will overtake everything. mark: do you predict the claire mccaskills of the world will speak out and say, come on, step down. this thing is over. harold: and what happens with his supporters? we have to make sure his supporters feel as much a part of this campaign to ensure and assive values

dan: press coverage is important.ness of the two candidates in spending time in that state. whether thereof will be a consolidation within the republican party slowly perhaps or grudgingly. around donald trump is the likely nominee. mark: trump said all these people attack me but they want to be on board with me. you think he's telling the truth? dan: no doubt he is getting a lot of attention from people. i was struck by the statement that senator corker put out today. the four foreign relations committee. comments.ery measured it took seriously what trump was doing. a very establishment republican embracing trump. that is the kind of indication you are seeing that people are starting to wrap their heads around the idea that this man is likely to be our nominee. we have to come to terms with that. john: by all indications, there's still a lot of turmoil in donald trump's world. in his campaign. usually losing campaigns have a lot of turmoil. this is a winning campaign but the turmoil seems to get greater the more he w

david: dan henninger at "wall street journal." dan, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: totally undermining what the speaker says a couple minutes ago. all right. the battle for new york intensifying for hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the two democrats trading harsh jabs as the primary for the empire state nears. a new poll shows clinton leading sanders by 14 points with 55% support, compared to 41% for sanders. fox news's ed henry joins us now. ed, we were talking about this during the break? reporter: that paul ryan is running? melissa: no, that is terrible. it has been a whole year to the day since hillary clinton debuted the first ad. i remember she was there in the blue jacket. she said i am running for president of the united states. that was a year ago today? reporter: a year ago today. pretty bumpy ride. still has a lot fib investigation. some fits and starts on rope lines, with saying with activists bernie sanders symptom lying for my record. there is frustration, i think she thought this would be wrapped up by now. poll after poll here in new york

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. you for joining us. >>> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- the cast of "captain america: civil war," robert downey jr., don cheadle, paul bettany, and emily vancamp, plus music from mayer hawthorne, with cleto and the cletones. and now -- oh, no -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ]

dan? >> good to see we're keeping the level of discourse at a high mar,appreciate that. >>> let's turn to the democrats now. hillary clinton is expected to win most of the 464 delegates in play on tuesday. and move even closer to locking up the nomination on that side. and abc's david wright is on the trail in providence, rhode island. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. bernie sanders is set to hold a rally here. hillary clinton just before him last night. she's barnstorming these states, hoping far clean sweep. out on the campaign trail, hillary clinton is already looking past bernie sanders. last night, here in rhode island, she didn't mention him by name. >> i'm not making promises i can't keep. i'm not making -- [ cheers and applause ] i'm not making statements that drive us further apart. >> reporter: but sanders told a crowd in delaware that win or lose tuesday, he has no plans to drop out. >> we are in this campaign to >> reporter: for now, hoping to win over sanders su

dan, paula? >> not over yet. david, thank you. this, let's bring in chief anchor george stephanopoulos, getting ready to host "this week." hey, george. >> hi, guys. >> all the reports that the clinton campaign is talking about running mates. is this tempting fate, or does she have this locked up? >> they don't like the reports. they prefer it not to be in public right now. it's only prudent to be doing that kind of planning. if you look at delegates, and david wright talked about it in his piece right there. today, she's 80% of the way to have the delegates she needs. after tuesday, if the polls are correct, she'll be above 90%. the math is working against bernie sanders right now. she should be planning. but you don't want to be measuring the drapes in the oval office or picking running mates in public. >> it's all about the optics. this idea emerging that there are two trumps is coming from within his own campaign. ted cruz pouncing. hillary clinton pouncing. >> you heard trump pouncing on it as well. >> does it help him or hurt

. >> and i'm dan ashley.ve live team coverage and let's start with sports director larry deal and sports director mike shumann. larry and shu, a walk in the park there tonight. >> definitely no canundrum. we are using big words tonight. the warriors wanted to take care of business and they won in convincing fashion. they built a 20-point lead. they close out the rockets with a 114-81 victory. >> and it was fellow splash brother klay thompson who lead the way. he caught fire early and often. the rockets had no answer. >> klay is the first player is hitting seven three's in back to back playoff games. he said in the pre-game meeting the focus was crystal clear. end this with a collective team effort. >> they did not want to go back to houston for game six and now they don't have to think about that. it is on to round two. >> the warriors having won it four games to one they will wait a few days and see what happens with the portland clipper series. and then perhaps be hosting as early as sunday. we haven't got

phillip, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. yeah, dangerous road conditions, this street is now part of the wolf river rising 10 feet in less than 36 hours. but this morning, the gulf coast is not t battered by these severe storms. overnight, mother nature continuing its unrelenting assault, tornadoes bearing down on the southern plains. hail the size of softballs in multiple states, violently raining down on this swimming pool whiting out the grass around it. store fronts and businesses in lynndale, texas, ripped open by a reported tornado. >> widespread damage throughout the central part of the lynndale fire district both within the city and in the county. >> our house is destroyed. >> there it is. >> reporter: in oklahoma, tornadoes shredding through the area. one family forced to ride out the storm at their children's school. christian allen, father of six, returned to a home leveled beyond recognition. >> we could always rebuild and replace, but all of us are safe so that's the most important thing. this is a great communi

dan. >> sad story in so many ways. you, phillip. >>> we have new developments this morning in the terror investigation in belgium. investigators have captured a suspect who may, may be that mysterious man wearing a hat caught on camera moments before and after the deadly bombing at the brussels airport. and abc's alex marquardt is on the story now from belgium. >> reporter: this morning, the burning question, is the hunt for the so-called man in the hat over? [ sirens ] belgian authorities believe he could be one of the five men now in custody. here a video of one of the dramatic arrests on friday shot from a neighbor's window. police pinning the man on the ground, his hands behind his back, then dragged away. the biggest arrest, mohamed abrini, a 31-year-old belgian also tied to november's paris attacks. he was seen two days before at a gas station with paris attacker salah abdeslam. today authorities investigating whether he's the infamous man in the hat from the brussels airport. new video released by police this we

dan?> listen, i think it's part of the expectations for this q1 report, and when you think about it, we've had some weak data. semiconductor pre-announced or released very poor q1 results and gave a somewhat sanguine outlook for the balance. year here. here's the thing. we know apple iphone has hit a soft spot and know investors are looking forward to that upgrade of iphone 7 in september, and that's a long ways out so here's the thing about some of the suppliers and we'll talk about qualcomm and some of these others. we know that things are really week and know that the stocks are actually priced for a very soft period over the next few months so the fact that apple was down 2% today tells you that investors are pretty okay with probably -- probably a weak outlook when we get it in a couple weeks from apple. meantime, some of the component suppliers probably have some room to the downside because they have had such big rallies off the february lows. >> mike, what are your thoughts because

dan and kristen? >> okay. >> dan and ama. >> dan and kristen, yes. >> musical chairs. all right. >>> up next, the world's brightest x-ray laser gets an upgrade and berkeley scientists help boost its power. >>> then on 5:30 on "world news" with david muir. >> deadly spring storm, snow, ice across several states tonight. pictures coming in. cars flipped along the highway. >>> also two planes collide as one takes off, flames shooting into the air. >>> a manhunt. two convicts who escaped a van. a lot to get to on a monday right here on abc 7 news. >> david, thanks very much. >>> tonight at 6:00, fixing your aching back. we're going to check on a new procedure that claims to offer faster recovery time than traditional surgery. that story and a lot more at high speed internet from at&t. with 99.9% reliability you can, keep calm, your internet's on. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> some incredible video out of mexico. it's th

. >> i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. we have team coverage at oracle arena of the warriors' win. >> let's get to mike shumann. what a game. what a season. >> it was unbelievable, dan. you can feel the energy early on. they have the record of 73 wins in a regular season and ended it 73 and 9. you don't want to hear from me? let's roll out the highlights. steph curry needed eight to get to 400. no one has ever done that. he started off with six, and he was just on fire and set the tone for the entire game. the second quarter and he had one and then in the third quarter he got to big number 400 and that was all she wrote. the dubs win big by 21 points. afterwards, he was one proud head coach. >> it is a great way to finish off what was an amazing season. i just told our guys that i never in a million years would have guessed that record would ever be broken. it was dimaggio's hit streak. and i was wrong, but i will say the same thing now i said 20 years ago. i don't think this one will ever be broken. >> and they both playe

. >> i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. we have team coverage at oracle arena of the warriors' win. >> let's get to mike shumann. what a game. what a season. >> it was unbelievable, dan. you can feel the energy early on. they have the record of 73 wins in a regular season and ended it 73 and 9. you don't want to hear from me? let's roll out the highlights. steph curry needed eight to get to 400. no one has ever done that. he started off with six, and he was just on fire and set the tone for the entire game. the second quarter and he had one and then in the third quarter he got to big number 400 and that was all she wrote. the dubs win big by 21 points. afterwards, he was one proud head coach. >> it is a great way to finish off what was an amazing season. i just told our guys that i never in a million years would have guessed that record would ever be broken. it was dimaggio's hit streak. and i was wrong, but i will say the same thing now i said 20 years ago. i don't think this one will ever be broken. >> and they both playe

dan, great reporting. you a little bit later. >>> we want to move now to a breaking story out of ohio where an intense manhunt is going on after eight members of an ohio family were gunned down execution style. the rampage took place at four different locations. residents in that area are on edge, and abc's eva pilgrim has the latest on this manhunt and murder. eva. >> reporter: paula, an absolutely horrific scene and incredible tragedy. authorities now trying to find out who killed those eight people in a rural ohio town. a massive manhunt this morning, eight people dead and a killer still on the loose. police warning residents to keep their doors in this ohio community locked as the search continues for the shooter. >> we do not know whether we're talking about one individual or two or three or more. >> there is a threat there. and i believe that threat to be armed and dangerous. >> reporter: on friday a 911 caller reporting the gruesome discovery. investigators say seven adults and one 16-year-old all k

. >> and i'm dan ashley. we have live team coverage and let's start with sports director larry deal and sports director mike shumann. larry and shu, a walk in the park there tonight. >> definitely no canundrum. we are using big words tonight. the warriors wanted to take care of business and they won in convincing fashion. they built a 20-point lead. they close out the rockets with a 114-81 victory. >> and it was fellow splash brother klay thompson who lead the way. he caught fire early and often. the rockets had no answer. >> klay is the first player is hitting seven three's in back to back playoff games. he said in the pre-game meeting the focus was crystal clear. end this with a collective team effort. >> they did not want to go back to houston for game six and now they don't have to think about that. it is on to round two. >> the warriors having won it four games to one they will wait a few days and see what happens with the portland clipper series. and then perhaps be hosting as early as sunday. we haven'

good morning, dan. the anxiety here is growing.the police are blocking this stretch of road leading to the crime scenes. investigators are working round the clock. this morning, authorities hoping a $25,000 reward will help them track down the cold-blooded killer who murdered eight members of the same family. >> ma'am, ma'am, you've got to tell me what's going on. >> there's blood all over the house. >> reporter: the youngest victim just 16 years old. >> i think my brother-in-law is dead. >> we have deputies on the waying okay. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. [ sobbing ] >> reporter: the chilling 911 calls capturing the horror. >> i think they're both dead. it looks like someone beat the [ bleep ] out of them. >> is there anybody else in the house? >> not that i know of. >> reporter: loved ones still in shock. >> the roden family was such a fun-loving family. no one would have ever thought this would have happened to them. >> reporter: the victims, all members of the rode friday. the massacre spread across four crime scenes. all s

as dan would say, incredible. unbelievable.he warriors fell to the boston celtic, maybe that's dan's team, 109-106 ending their 54-game winning streak at home. the warriors' first loss since january 2015. they will not have to win five of their final six gapes to break the all-time record for wins set by the chicago bulls with michael jordan back in 1995/'96. >>> finally you know the expression bull session -- you know that expression. some people don't. no? got a different kind of bull. >> bull what. >> what are we talking about. >> not a bull market either. some college students in new york city had quite the bull session. 2,000-pound bull jumping off a truck headed to the slaughterhouse. good idea to get off the truck and wandering on to the campus new york. police were able to wrangle the animal and got celebrity assistant. jon stewart and his wife took the animal to an upstate sanctuary or they said they did. we don't know how tu wart got involved but a well-known animal advocate so i think the bull is probably safe and no

dan. >> linsey, thank you.e in this case and we will be back in the next half hour with yet another mystery, did prince leave behind a massive vault of unreleased songs, and when will we hear them? paula and tom, back now to you. >> yes, dan, that is the million dollar question and we look forward to getting some answers to that question, dan, great reporting. we'll check in with you a little bit later. >>> we want to move now to a breaking story out of ohio, an intense manhunt going on after eight members of an ohio family were gunned down and took place at four different locations. residents in that area are on edge, and abc's eva pilgrim has the latest on this manhunt and murder. eva. >> reporter: paula, an absolutely horrific scene and incredible tragedy. authorities now trying to find out who killed those eight people in a rural ohio town. a massive manhunt this morning, eight people dead and a killer still on the loose. police warning residents to keep their doors in this ohio community locked as the sear

dan, ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> the justice department announced a $5 million settlement over goldman sachs. the bank was accused of buying loans of poor quality and selling them to investors. goldman sachs will be required to pay civil penalties and an additional nearly $2 billion in relief to underwater homeowners and distressed borrowers. >>> a big change for families in california. governor brown signed legislation today giving new parents as much as six weeks off and between 60% to 7 o% of their income. the paid family leave law also includes people who have to stay home to care for a sick relative. this could be good news for san francisco businesses after the city passed a bill requirie ini employers to offer six weeks of fully paid leave for new parents. with the state law small city businesses won't have to pay as much. >>> the governor is accused of improperly using federal funds that were supposed to help restore fish habitats. the interior department launched an investigation t

dan: absolutely.nk it is more likely that ts atcb will do more attemp quantitative easing that will keep yields low. without question, over sometime friend this is going to be a big risk. and it will be a big problem, but not one necessarily that you will see in the short-term. guy: this is a massive market. dan: if it was anything like normal, yes, it would be a dramatically significant move and result in a decline of prices, if you have inflation at a 2% mark in the u.s. numbers, very big however it is conceptual. in terms of what we are paying for bonds these days, it is not so much with the fundamental value should be. it is what you are willing to pay. that is the value of it. the central banks are willing to pay quite a bit, so it is ok for you to purchase. hans: on that point, when we talk about japan and europe, where do you see u.s. debt going? you see pushing through that 2%? right now it is right around 1.8%. what is your call there? dan: it will depend on what the ecb and boj do. if you lo

as dan says, she's been with -- it's been obama's economy for seven years.ow is that going to work, exactly? she going to say look, obama saved us from depression but we still have a long way to go? and is that going to work? >> i have my doubts. the policy mix in the 1990s, the last great american economic boom when you had growth over -- for a very sustained period, had a very different policy mix. it is not the modern obama liberalism that has produced it. i think she's in a tough spot if she's going to say i'm going to criticize the results of the policy but not the policy that produced those outcomes. >> bill? >> i agree. look, the problem is what she's pivoting to is a critique of the obama policy but also her policies are anti-what her husband did. bill clinton gave us the air of big government's over. mrs. clinton is certainly promising to bring big government back. give her credit for this. she stole a lot of rubio's language about opportunity. republicans should be making this argument. it's ironic that bill clinton has made a much more forceful in

as we go down to todd lewis. >> dan, thank you. here with the champ. many were interested to see how you would react. your first 54-hole lead as you chased your first pga tour victory. what did you lean on today to hold off the biggest names in the game? >> my caddie, matt. he was right there for me all day. we had a good game plan. but i'm pretty happy. matt and i we really did a good job keeping our game plan. we did a lot of 3 wo ds. i'm sure everyone was wondering about that. we wanted to give ourselves as many birdie chances as we could and keep it low t ress. look what happened? >> tears of joy of the we'll see you at augusta national next week. >> never thought it was possible. >> dan? >> i don't know if i can talk, todd. jim herman realizing the dream with a hard-earned par at 18 for our entire crew. dan hicks saying so long from the g f club of houston. where this pga tour stopped. finally belongs to 38-year-old jim herman. >>> a big bang, the train shook. >> scary. a lot of people shaken up. >> now at 6:00, a deadly derailment. an amt r train

>> this story is for you, dan., we've got a dad and daughter duo who summoned the force to pull out a wobbly tooth. watch this. >> i love you, chewie. >> wait a second. >> what. >> oh. >> ow. >> you just saw that. >> nice. >> nothing says family bonding quite like the "star wars" themed dental procedure that was the millennium falcon. i don't know how many parsecs it took but that was it ripping out the tooth, saying, i love you, chewie. >> very good use of par secs. >> distance and not time. >> i have no idea. >> anyway, thank you. did a great job. see you tomorrow morning on "gma." good morning and thanks so much for joining us. let's start with a first look at the forecast. lisa is tracking the latest with live doppler 7. >> it is clear outside. nothing to pick up here but we're looking at not only a lot of sunshine, a wind shift. and that's going to allow for the winds to warm us up. north/northeast winds, high pressure building into the west coast. it's clear, looks a little hazy with 60 in mountain view. thos

we appreciate that, dan, dan morgan with synovus truth. >>> dupont which is merging with dow chemical raised its earnings for the year, it's offset weaker results on its farming-related businesses. 3m, project tore and gamble both reported a rides in profits and a decline in sales. a trend that is continuing for many companies this earnings season. dupont rose while 3m and procter & gamble were lower. >>> health care and information technology were way on the mark t. dow rose to 17,990 t. nasdaq dropped 7.5 losing 6 since january. the s&p 500 added nearly 4. >>> the federal reserve scheduled a two-day meeting today. it is a virtual certainty policy makers will hold steady. steve leishman explains the discheck. >> reporter: the cnbc fed survey shows markets are defintively not looking for a rate hike. 100% of those surveyed say, 94% said the next move by the feds will be a hike. they are looking for a later, looser fed. they responded in a calm and fun matter. they can see the next rate hike come income august. that's two month later than the prior survey. here are the expectations for