arnold donald: and there she goes. betty: the cruise industry raked in more than $37 billion in revenue last year, setting sail with more than 21 million passengers. what does it take to be the biggest fish in the sea? we find out from the two biggest ceo's in the business. richard fain: they want the biggest and the best. and this is the biggest and best cruiseship out there. betty: richard fain is the ceo of royal caribbean. which earned more than $8 billion last year. to stay on top, his company has spent $3 billion on new ships that have everything a cruiser could want, and some things they could never expect. richard: this is the next generation of cruise ships. we are constantly striving to move the bar higher and higher. betty: royal caribbean may have one of the biggest boats in the water, but carnival ceo arnold donald says bigger is not always better, and it has the market share to prove it. arnold: we sell 80 million passenger cruise days a year. 80 million. betty: carnival has 50% of all cruising business a

carnival ceo arnold donald is not convinced.d: there will be a lot of people who will not want to sail on quantum. that's not how they want to -- they are not looking for an amusement park experience. that's not how they want to spend their time. betty: so you don't see it as a game-changer? arnold: i see it as a game-changer in certain features on board a ship. but in terms of a game-changer for the industry, every new ship is a game-changer. quantum, in a contemporary category, where people are looking for lots of activities and that kind of stuff, a mall of america type of experience. it is a game-changer for that type of experience. betty: arnold called quantum the mall of america of ships. richard: i am not going to comment on what he said. but i think you will have trouble finding a mall onboard. betty: but the one thing both ceo's believe, the incidents that cast a shadow over the industry are a thing of the past, and the bargain ticket that convinced passengers to set sail, currently at discounts of almost 80%, may soon

donald verrilli: that's correct. justice breyer: -- where can you point me in the record where this was made by the agency? it is a very important principle of administrative law that we will only uphold the rule based on arguments that were considered by the agency. it is not something i recall. donald verrilli: you are exactly right in stating in principle, our argument in this case is that this question here is under and one a, -- n1a, says that epa shall regulate under this section if he determine that such regulation is appropriate and necessary. therefore when ep makes a judgment to regulate under this, it is appropriate and necessary. justice scalia: well you're just seeing the argument is right. the agency must have arrested its decision. donald verrilli: i think that the agency in the order of being challenged here did use the approach. but beyond that it would be one thing if this were a case in which you had a situation that epa faced a situation where 50% or 75% were going to raise -- face vastly economic

stay tuned. >> great seeing you, donald. thank you. >> and coming up, christians slaugterred in libya and iraq and syria. all the while, the world watches in silence. my view on this modern day holocaust is next. plusz, an exclusive interview with one of syria's powerful christian leaders. want he says need to be done now to stop this genocid jeannine. >> welcome back to our special two hour edition of "justice". you're looking live at all the fun while we count down to the start of the white house correspondence dinner speeches. but, first, to a very serious topic and one that i've covered extensively here. it is the growing genocide facing christians around the world. and now, for my view on the continuing slaugter of christians in the middle eastment you know, we were horrified when we first heard about christians killed in mozul, iraq. the remaining christians not slaughtered moving from mozul. and then the killing of 21 captured egyptian chris yanls at the hands of isis. burning alive of a jordanian pie lot. reports of

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i sat down with donald trump this week. our conversation coming up at 6:30. >>> a 20-year-old kansas man was in court today accused of planning a suicide bombing in support of isis. john t. booker is charged with attempting to detonate a half ton car bomb at fort riley in kansas. the complaint says booker went so far as to rent a storage locker to hide his bomb and talked about his commitment to be a martyr. >>> overdue recognition for the survivors and relatives of those who died in the fort hood shooting. 44 people received purple hearts at a ceremony at the military post in texas where then army psychiatrist nidal hasan went on a shooting ram pain in 2009. >> and praying that everybody who received this award today are doing well and we are able to pick up the pieces, wake up every day knowing that we are victors and to continue on our lives that normal as possible. >> these purple hearts are unusual. recipients are still fighting for medical benefits that normally come with the honor. trouble again tonight for the secre

donald trump in iowa? >> i don't go to donald trump for political advice ever. >> you have nothing to say? >> he is not somebody i back but he has run something. he has run a?gk nothing. >> i think it'so0idmp>z project really. >> he has got an organization. i never say never anymore because in 2008 i never in a million years thought that barack obama would beat hillary clinton for the nomination. so, as much -- so i don't say never, at this point. >> i will bet you $100. >> i'm not betting anybody. >> i will bet will not get the nominee. >> that he is running. >> yeah a vanity project. >> i remember 1976 i was in junior high school somebody was laughing did you hear this peanut farmer was running for president? we all laughed and of course jimmy carter was president of the united states. >> of course. >> up next, nfl first. the league names its first female full time game official. she is sarah you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and

>> donald trump. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: donald trump?ah. >> larry: how is donald trump number one on your list? >> he tweeted this last night. read it, larry. >> larry: yes, miss lewis. our great african american president hasn't exactly had a positive impact on the thugs who are so happily and openly destroying baltimore. >> audience: ooooh! >> so now obama's african american? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) so, he's not kenyan anymore? well, hallelujah! it just took baltimore burning down to the ground for a rich white man to admit our black president is american. thank you, jesus! ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: wow. it's a good point. >> trump better never come to baltimore or i'm going to kick him in the dick. >> larry: whoa whoa, whoa. okay. ( cheers and applause ) so-- ( laughter ) so i guess you reserve dick kicking for just special situations. >> very special, larry. >> larry: i got it. well, let me ask you this-- >> wait wait, hold on larry. >> larry: what is it? >> oh, my goodness. is that don lemon? donald cornelius le

donald: i am pleased to welcome you to this event. they were supposed to start on march 4 but they did not have enough members for a quorum at first as the senate achieved its first quorum on april 6. that first congress turned out to be one of the most productive in american history, working feverishly to fill in the gaps the constitution had left. our constitutions is one of the shortest of any nation in the world and in many ways an outline begging for interpretation. that first congress helped to fill in what the authors of the constitution have been unable to do in the brief time in which they were writing the constitution. for instance, creating the federal judiciary was one of the first things the congress had to do. i am donald richie, the senate historian. i'm pleased to welcome you to this session. in 2009, the associations for the center of the association of the study of congress, which housed the records of senators and representatives decided we needed to do something to focus national attention on congress. not on the p

clippers owner donald sterling.arbara walters spoke with stiviano last year. >> i'm his confidant, his best friend, his silly rabbit. >> his what? >> his silly rabbit. >> reporter: shelly sterling claims stif yan know seduced an manipulated her 80-year-old husband into lavishing her with gifts paid for by the couple's shared assets. this lawsuit was underway even before that bombshell conversation was released causing sterling to be banned from the nba, ultimately costing him his team. >> don't come to my games. don't bring black people, and don't come. >> reporter: sterling discussed the legal action last year. >> why are you suing her? >> because donald bought her three car, jewelry, many things. and i felt i wanted my 50% back. >> reporter: she's getting that and then some. stif yan know not only has to pay back the more than $400,000 spent on those three luxury cars and $430,000 in cash payments she'll have to surrender the $1.8 million duplex she was gifted and still lives in. shelly sterling's lawyer says she

donald trump reveals himself to be a disgusting human being. twitter obviously blew up. the jersey city bomb squad has been sent to check out several suspicious packages. lately the most recent one was here behind me that the gross street. apparently someone left their bags with on squad came. everything was okay but check out this picture i caught of someone reaching over the yellow tape to organize their bag. what do you think? >> bill you took time out yesterday to look at sprinkles the 33-pound cat. she takes the path like a labrador retriever because she's a big old gal. >> as we initiate sprinkles his favre bigger than any healthy cab out to be. a nonprofit who is taking care of sprinkles said they came into possession of her last week on her owner was apparently foreclosed upon to. >> she couldn't walk. >> she couldn't walk but she could waddle. come hear sprinkles. >> you are huge. she really is heavy. i just picked her up. that is a lot of cap. >> besides her considerable weight sprinkles had skin problems and flees when she was rescued. >> she was on medication

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donald trump, his son eric and serena williams cut the ribbon. they funded the $10 million tennis center in sterling virginia. donald trump's visit came putting him at the head of the pack for a hypothetical race. >> the country has to be fixed. it's broken and broken badly and i think people understand that that's what i do and i make things great. >> there are five indoor new quarts at the center. trump picked blue like that at the australian open won by williams. >>> it's old-fashioned but it is helping hundreds get the care that they need desperately. when news 4 this week returns, we go on some house calls with a d.c. doctor. >>> and they're already world series predictions. now the nationals have something else to look forwa ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburb

remember shelly's sterling the long-suffering wife, of racist donald sterling? she sd thgh oe th had hatconrsaton o dnald ay mehins. udgeulein favor of the estranged mrs.. that lady will have to give up the bentley and a ferrari the $2 million duplex and whatever else she can shake. good job. they both claim their relationship was not sexual. the vast majority of americans think their taxes are too high. but today is tax day and we are helpless pawns. so we paid the bill. and the senate finance committee has taken issue ex know why did they spend $8,000 on the stair climber? 4.$3 million for market research? everybody hates you. even $4 billion of office furniture. i am on board with all of your objections except the office furniture. if agents are sitting around in discomfort they will take their frustrations out on us. let them be distracted with video games like every other agency. then there lot less likely to take the aggression out on you. tonight to talk about the tragedies in her family if woody allen really made a pass at her. and she was perrier teenag

do you remember the donald trump zinger? i think we have a clip of that.f you didn't see it here it is. >> all kidding aside, we all know b about your credentials and experience. for example, seriously, just recently, in an episode of celebrity apprentice at the steak house, the men's cooking team did not impress the judges from omaha steaks. and there was a lot of blame to go around but you, mr. trump, recognized that the real problem was a lack of leadership. and so ultimately, you didn't blame little john or meat wolf. you fired gary buesy. these are the kind of decisions that would keep me up at night. >> and you remember that was the night that osama bin laden was killed by the navy s.e.a.l.s. >> that got the most views ever from the cspan. >> it was a bin laden joke in the original script and he said take out bin laden and later that night, he did. >> he played it that cool, that funny, then the next morning -- >> wow. >> this is the beauty though of the dinner. during the height of monica lewinsky scandal, bill clinton went on and -- there's power i

participant like donald take a pill every day for three years. some are actual vitamin d pills. others are placebos or fakes. experts will compare the two groups to see if the vitamin d pills helped slow progression towards diabetes. >> we want to make sure that our communities are representative. >> it's amazing how it motivates you. >> reporter: donald is motivated to complete the trial not only to improve his own health, but to help others prevent diabetes. >> if others benefit, then that is the greatest to me. >> reporter: andrea roane, wusa9. >> this multi-year vitamin d and type 2 diabetes study is taking place at 20 sites across the country. to find out if you are eligible to enroll, look for a link to the study on our wusa9 mobile app. >>> we talking 3 degrees? >> we are talking 3-degree guarantee. i cut the grass today for the first time. i had to put a sweatshirt on. so it felt like march and i was going i'm sweating a little bit for that 3-degree guarantee. we forecasted a high of 60 today. we'll see if we made it tonight at 11:00. >> you've already made it or haven't

was born and raised in dallas but his father grew up right here in bethlehem and his grandfather donald spieth still lives here and he was kind enough to tell us all about jordan's meteoric rise in the world of golf. >> beyond belief, beyond belief. way beyond expectations. >> reporter: that is donald spieth talking about his 21-year-old grandson jordan spieth who put on a golfing to become the youngest player to win the masters since tiger woods and it happened just one year after jordan fell just short of winning at augusta. >> you could tell right then when he came in second that he was already thinking about coming back making his plans. he wasn't going to finish second the next year. that was going to be one of his big goals. >> reporter: and the 73-year-old spieth says it has always been that kind of drive that defines how this grandson approaches life and sports. >> played baseball and basketball and soccer and all the things everybody does but when he was i think 12 he decided he was going to give up everything else and play golf. >> reporter: once he made that commitment the en

and the target of that monologue was donald trump. we're going the play a bit of the that later on in the show. what was even more amazing about that night, about the shots she took at donald trump is that saturday when the president stood up to deliver his lines he demonstrated he had the world's best poker face because what he knew and basically no one else in the world knew was that as he was standing up to deliver his jokes he was also in the final stages of authorizing the raid on osama bin land. and when the comic seth meyers made mention of bin laden in his act and how we'd still not found him. watch what happened. >> people think bin laden is hiding in the hindu curb but did you know that every day from 4:00 to 5:00 he hosts a show on c-span. halftime lafayette. >> the president just laughing right along with that when seth meyers delivered that line that night. >> just laughed like any other ordinary joke. one in fact the routine from seth mooirszeyers. and one of the reasons we were able to snag bin laden after the dinner is

. >>> new this morning mistress of the former clippers owner donald sterling owes millions of dollars to sterling's wife. why said, v steviano has to pay shelley sterling three million-dollar because donald sterling spent the couple's money when he showered her with gifts. donald sterling was banned for life from the nba after steviano recorded him making racist comments. >>> 5:13. lets get traffic and weather together with katie. >> high pressure is regaining control so that means we will see more sunshine, and also see, temperatures warming up nicely into very comfortable territory. for me my favorite weather is that low humidity plenty of sun and lower mid 70's a. that is essentially what we will find out there lets start off by getting you out to storm scan three which is devoid of wet weather over our area granted we have a thin veil of cloud cover high up in the atmosphere. in worries on visibility problems this morning. high pressure will rule here. more of a northerly component to the wind flow and scours out the cloud with time and we are seeing that happen along i80 corridor

soon. >>> a los angeles judge has ruled shelley sterling is owing $ .6 million by the woman that donaldng will get a house bought and recoop the money used to buy the luxury cars. it's been nearly a year first donald sterling was exposed with audio recordings where he was heard making racist comments. that led to his ousting from the nba. >>> round one of the stanley cup playoffs begins to be the. first up the canadians and the senators and islanders visit the capitals followed by the predators and blackhawks and the flames face inging the canucks. if your hunger for the nhl isn't strong enough, maybe this will wet your appetite. a restaurant that specializes in bacon has crafted the model of the stanley cup made from 20 pounds of bacon. of course, all those games will be on nbc universal channels brought to you by comcast xfinity. >>> let's head to new york for a check on your weather with meteorologist bill karins. >> why you hating on the mets? >> i can hate on the mets because they have won two world series. everyone is saying we're inept. you're not, you're two time world champion.

donald trump with me now. thanks for coming. >> thank you neil very much. >> are you done with your taxes? >> well you pay the taxes. it's complicated. i spend a fortune on people who prepare them. it would be nice to get rid of everybody and have either a fair tax, flat tax or simplified code. it's a very, very expensive proposition and we're also the highest tax nation in the world. we're number one in taxation but it's too complicated and takes too long. >> i take it you do not use turbo taxes or something like that. there's a swat team of accountants helping you. >> no. i have experts that do it and it's a very long process and it's a very expensive process. >> i bet. >> it shouldn't be. >> that gets to the core of the problem whether billionairs like you or average folks need help or an accountant or organization like h and r block. what has happened over the years? what would you do to simplify? >> you have groups that lobby and they fight and want to get deductions and also sorts of other things and in

>>reporter: we're at the mechanic donalds which is on the corner of mission. these people are fighting for a minimum wage increase so that they make at least $15 an hour. we understand this group -- there are dozens of people there. they will be headed inside here in just a couple of minutes. and joining me live is mary kay henry. she's the represent of sciu to tell us a little bit more about why these are here. >> today's movement include adjunct faculty, child care workers, walmart workers from all across the bay area we're starting here today at mec donalds because cashiers are joining to say we want to fight for 15 in a union. >>reporter: i know it's very expensive to live and san francisco seems to be ahead of the ball game with increasing the minimum wage but san jose and oakland are trying to catch up. >> yes. i understand $5 million to own a home here in san francisco. and people need to have a wage that allows them to buy food, have a house and lead a decent life. >>reporter: that demonstration is happening all across this nation today and we're proud

donald, i'm not sure if you had a chance to listen. but, police are very much out numbered.feels like it is more chaot chaotic. what kind of police tactics do you think should or will be used to defuse this? >> there are three things they will try to accomplish. they will try to prevent property damage, and they will try to save injuries, and people from getting injured. and people from losing their lives, second thing they will try on a limited basis arrest people for violating the law, when the crowd is that big it may not be possible to arrest a lot, and the third thing they try to identify the in-- instigatinstigators. >> hold on, we were talking about donald schweizer about perhaps tactics that could be used at-this-point. any chance of any of that happening right now? >> only thing -- i'm right here, i'm telling you. only thing that will work right now is to have about a thousand cops come up the street, probably with military, that is the only thing that would work right now. i've never seen anything like it. it is unbelievable, stores, windows busted out, there is na

the fuss have so dwindled in number at a map this tribe. >> since bp we approach one of donald's favorite fishing spots. during the spill this area was covered in oil. >> 15 feet on the bank. >> 15 feet that went away. >> that's not all that worries them. since the bp spill they say they've been catching deformed fish. this is a picture of one. swollen red and missing scales. bp recently released a report tied to the fifth anniversary of this spill. it says there has not been any significant long-term impact on the marine life in the gulf, adding that the location of the spill in deep water and a massive response which followed mitigated the damage. five years after the spill fishermen all along the gulf coast have fallen on hard times. oyster men have been hit particularly hard. according disappearing habitat and fishermen blame the oil decisions made by the federal government during the crisis. one study published in the scientific journal "environment "environmental" said that dispersant has been multi multiplied by 50. >> they say that the effects are still quite visible. >> we know f

the guys who started the equestrians for donald trump super pac owns the elegante polo store.personally districted this music video. he's a busy guy. that's one quite remarkable bit of presidential hopeful super pac news in the last 24 hours. the last day of reporting, right. the other big piece of presidential contending news today is about jeb bush. jeb bush officially hasn't declared his candidacy for president, but he obviously is seriously campaigning for the nomination and has been for months. jeb bush is reportedly -- reportedly going to outsource a lot of duties of a traditional presidential campaign to the super pac that is supporting him. the official jeb bush campaign, once officially declared, will, of course, have limits how much money they can raise from donors. they'll be forced to disclose publicly who the donors are. that's the campaign. the super pac, however, they can raise as much money as they want. literally no limits. and the donors to the super pac have the advantage of being largely secret. so that's obviously a very enticing way of shifting the respon

you've got donald trump. >> donald trump, a second whammy. you got both of them? >> i did.t's why i spent time prepping for the numbers i was going to pick. >> this is like a daily double. >> do i have to pick somebody from this round or can i go sfwhak. >> you can get anyone. >> in that case i'll have to check any sheet here. i'm going to have to take jeb bush. >> i knew it. >> jeb bush. jess losing jeb bush. still has joe biden. you got scott walker and jeb bush. sam everyone was joking about his numerology but it's pretty darn good right now. >> i have trump. >> by the way at the end of the show anyone who has whammies can pick someone off the board. i'll explain that later. one still on the board, hillary clinton. who will get her? we'll find out. stick around. >> the draft continues in a moment but first an all in cold hard fact. world renowned portrait artist george walker bush also served as president of the united states for eight years and that's a cold hard fact. hey mike, it's lucy from lifelock. good news. we just learned your case is closed and your stolen reti

her father, donald trump, will be attending this year's dinner. now if you are on twitter, you want to follow along, #whcd. that is the place to be. that stands for white house correspondents dinner. lots of tweets coming in. we can't white keep up with everything -- quite keep up with everything there. this tweet came in a while ago. this is michael kelly from "house of cards." he is at the dinner as well. [indiscernible] peter: that is former speaker of the house newt gingrich and his wife and they are there as guests of christian broadcasting network. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] peter: and another former speaker of the house, democratic leader nancy pelosi is with her husband. she is a guest of yahoo! news. another politician who has come through his -- is john casish from ohio. he came through earlier as a guest of the dow jones. $300 a ticket. [indiscernible] peter: and that gentleman in the center of your screen who just gave a buss to senator pelosi, that is the former governor o'malley from maryland who has been potentially talking abo

>> first of all, i'm sure donald would have to fire judas first, right?ing judas is gone donald might be mad at peter for denying jesus three times and not having his back. >> who is the last one standing? >> john the beloved because he was the only one who showed up at the crucifixion. >> good news for john the beloved. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to brianna keilar in "the situation room." have a wonderful peaceful passover and easter. >>> happening now, terror tailspin. al qaeda empties a prison freeing dozens of known terrorists. are bomb makers among those on the loose and will americans be more at risk? >>> american isis. the feds say a woman who calls herself young lioness knowingly helped terrorists and even bought an airline ticket to go join them. this makes three terror cases against american women in just two days. what is the attraction? >>> intentional acceleration. the newly discovered flight data recorder shows the germanwings co-pilot sped up his airliner's deadly plunge into a mountainside. what else

. >> vacation day for the wife of former lakers owner donald sterling.ba ran out of his league after the mistress revealed racist comments about his own players. one for his wife against his mistress. we'll explain. >> fox 29 is the host of your next philadelphia mayoral debate you can watch it april 23rd at sick p.m. you can also watch it streaming at myfoxphilly.com. and follow all the debate news using the #fox29demsdebate. i'll be your host and lucy will serve as moderator. >> it was two years ago today terrorists bombed the boston marathon. the city commemorating the tragedy today. governor charles baker raising memorial banners on boil stop street where those two bombs exploded at the finish line. last week a jury convicted the surviving bomber dzhokar tsarnaev. he's now facing live in prison or the death penalty. >>> a survivor of the columbine high school massacre is now part of the jury in a death penalty case. the man on trial is accused in one of our country's worst attacks at a movie themed after three months, 12 jurors and 12 alternates pick

i ran into donald trump. i looked a little surprised to encounter him.aid ningthings on the air he wouldn't necessarily like. he's a charmer. i get it. he does this to people in the media. i think this is how he builds his celebrity. >> p that was my impression. i asked him to come over and he acted like he was so happy to see me. this is somebody i have never met. >> he was happy. >> that's kind of you. we started talking. there was a great moment where i asked him first about the time he was really roasted at the dinner and what that was like. he said he wanted to set the record straight that everybody aid he had a terrible time but he loved it. he loves everybody talking about him and to focused on him which i can buy. i asked if he had figured out where the president was born. he said that's the wrong question. >> you have a clip about him rubbing for president. >> the country is doing very poorly as you know. we are looking at it seriously. you'll find out soon. >> how soon? >>i would say by june july shg like that. >> krystal, as my tribute to you,