. >> eric johns' original charge was for sexual battery. after serving four years in prison, he was released on probation. but when a urine test proved positive for marijuana, he was back in the miami-dade county jail. >> i am a three-time loser. this makes my third time. once you're in the system, you will be back. >> eric johns was definitely a loner in the jail system, but he had developed his own method of survival. in fact, he told us how in his first stay in jail, he sent a message to ward off any predatory inmates. >> first time i came in, the first thing i did was looked for the biggest guy in the unit. i decked him. that's how i lost my front teeth. i got my teeth knocked out. but they said at that point, either that guy is crazy or he's bad, but we're going to leave him alone. he just ain't worth it! it works. i am a caucasian male. i speak english. i'm educated. i'm the oddball now, and i realize that. actually, this looks like one of the better meals. you should be here on pigeon night. i think they call it chicken night everywh

eric, john kasich saying, you know, second is where he wants to be right now. >> right. ted cruz can't really get to 1237, kasich is making the argument that cruz was making earlier in the campaign. if he doesn't have a shot at clinching the nomination before the convention, there's no real reason for cruz to be the leading trump alternative at this point. but kasich, we've seen this time and time again. states where he should theoretically do well, states with big suburban, highly educated, moderate populations. he does inch up into the 20%, 25%, 30% range, but he can't seem to get over the hurdle. next week will be key. we'll see if he can change things in pennsylvania or maryland or connecticut or delaware or rhode island. at this stage, kasich needs to just get a little bit over the hurdle and start winning some congressional districts. that's how he can start to rack up delegates, even if he doesn't win any of these states. the map is good for him. he's looking at the northeast next week followed by indiana, which is a neighbor state with a former governor in mitch

>> john, now, i have to laugh, eric, i mean, when i hear "fair share," that term is straight up obama. i mean, that's straight out of obama's mouth. that's his whole thing. trump is really not being truthful on this one. it's not trouthful the u.s. funs nato, befund 22%, less than a quarter, and it's not too much more than what england funds in terms of nato. because trump is ideological, he doesn't see the purpose of defending, but it's to defend america. north korea is threatening the united states with nuclear war. we don't think we should protect not only our interests helping south korea defend against that real threat? >> if they are not paying at all dr. >> fair share. >> whateverment fair share is -- you are trying to -- equate, it's not the same thing. if you're in trump's terms or membership, you have membership dues, and if you don't pay dues, they throw you out typically. >> say in the middle east, you know, a lot of nato is patrolling the middle east. if you don't think that america has a real vested interest in funding the middle east -- >> that's not true. i am a very e

. >> the establishment has lost at every turn, eric cantor has lost, john boehner has lost. you cannot just throw in there some establishment guy and think you're going to unify the party. >> adam that was the fear expressed, right, among i guess between cruz and trump they've got 80% plus of the delegates. even if it's kasich, there will be hell to pay. >> agreed. where i thought you were going, neil, this bodes very well for hillary clinton, assuming that she has been nominated. >> i was saying that as well. >> it depends on the candidate. i'm telling you, if you look at the real clear politics averages which i hate to be citing all the time, she doesn't beat cruz by that much. she's up by three. >> she's got the wind at her back and by the way if it's bernie sanders, so does he. >> suppose she gets indicted? >> well, that's a wild card. >> toot toot not too wild. >> when we come back, a lot of times they just disrupt society. remember when they got up there on stage with bernie sanders? bill clinton taught his wife and democrats a lesson how to deal with it once and for a

look i like paul ryan. , dan: eric cantor and john boehner, kevin mccarthy, people i like and respectwere not as passionate about this issue as he was. it was difficult to put forward a comprehensive republican alternative. charlie: suppose, going into a contested republican convention, donald trump has less than 1237, and somehow, the nomination goes to ted cruz or john kasich. does kasich have a chance? dan: i do not see how. his whole rationale is electability. it is hard to make the case for electability when you are not getting elected anywhere. he has won one of 30 states, his own state, and not anywhere else. he has no organization. he has no real national media strategy. where is he? i like kasich. he is a very accomplished man. but, it is hard to make the case that i'm the only guy that can beat hillary clinton. i just cannot win anything in my own party over 10, 11 months. charlie: there were some cases, historically, one, as jack kennedy said, if nelson rockefeller got the nomination, he could have beaten him. that was kennedy's assessment in 1960. someone who can't get the

john roberts, thanks. eric? >> as we noted, we are now waiting for the results of the wyoming contest. the state's republican party choosing 14 delegates today to go to cleveland in july. last month senator cruz took most of the other 12 delegates there. it's a controversial voting process. it's similar to the one in colorado that has been slammed by donald trump. mike emmanuel is in wyoming covering this where senator cruz was the only candidate to speak in person there at today's convention. so mike, clearly the senator putting a lot of his chips on what happens in wyoming today. what approach has he taken to try to get as many delegates as possible as opposed to the other candidates? >> reporter: no question about that. ted cruz appears to be very well organized here in wyoming, lots of signage, lots of manpower. and he clearly taught it was worthwhile coming here personally inside the wyoming state gop convention. they are selecting 14 delegates, 14 alternates and earlier they had an opportunity to hear from

john boehner and eric cantor has been out of the office and replaced by conservatives. that should be a warning to the rest of the members that if you just do what they want, you will not be here that want. whether it is club for growth or their own voters, we were not involved in those races except for the replacement. i will take credit for getting a good conservative. one of the things that the party needs to do is talk to the business community and say we are not here to carry your water on a particular bill that hurts helps you and her to competitor. that is our philosophy. our philosophy is a healthy open free-trade market. that is hard for the lobbyists to hear because they have to go back to the ceo and say i cannot deliver on a $50,000 grant, but they told us we can go compete. the ceo says thanks. what am i paying you for? susan: let me put you on the spot. will donald trump be the republican nominee? mr. mcintosh: i don't think so. i don't think you will get to the majority. it is like a runoff with a front runner does not get to the 50% and you have the seco

eric. >> former speaker of the house john boehner is not minutes g words about senator ted cruz at stanford university yesterday, boehner called cruz, quote, lucifer in the flesh, and the most miserable person he's ever worked with. now, cruz brushed off the insult saying he's never worked with boehner. boehner says he and trump are texting buddies, and he would vote for trump if he he is the party nominee. >>> all right, we have a look at this morning's newspaper headlines including what governor christie says about his wife's reaction, that's going viral. >> plus what killed prince, the new clues into the singer's death, who could end up in trouble for it. >> and katie says it will be a damp and chilly end to april. she will let you know when it will start to feel like spring again. >> three wilmington students could be charged today in the death of their 16 year old classmate. no word if they'll be charged as adults or juveniles. amy joyner francis was assaulted by three students in girls rest room last week at howard high school of technology. she died from her injuries, school official

in the last 6 months, there has been eric garner, kaijeme powell, john crawford, akai gurley, tamir ricederson, darrien hunt, and ezell ford. that's just this year - many more names fill the mouths of protestors here on the streets: sean bell...oscar grant...rekia boyd...aiyana stanley jones. [crowd chanting] you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! you can't stop the revolution! >> this is the new civil rights movement that's happening right now. and ground zero is the policing of black communities. there's no question about it. people are drawing connections that we drew 50 years ago in the civil rights movement that this is a societal problem. this is not just a police department problem. and it's not just a county problem and it's not just a sheriff problem. this is a societal problem because it happens all over the country. it happens constantly. a recent propublica investigation found that a black male teenager is 21 times more likely to be shot by police than a white male teenager. >> why does everyone who look like me gotta be criminal? there's no honor in th

two votes you will not get are those his children, eric and amanda, who missed the registration deadline. john kasich campaigns in the city and he remains a his opponent who have no chance. >> i am the only person who consistently beats hillary. >> the surge of subway slashing continue. they say they have arrested 24-year-old marvin taylor for an attack that happened on friday morning in greenwich village. taylor used a sharp object to cut open the pockets of a bench in israel. the victim noticed that it was happening and he resisted and he was cut on his hands and face. taylor's charge with robbery, assault and weapons possession. >> dozens of workers say they will go on strike if they don't get a new contract . they work on the landline phone and internet operation.they haven't had a contract since august. the union says they are trying to improve benefits and prevent verizon transferring to outside contractors. verizon says the landline sales are down and that means flexibility . they say it's trained thousands of workers to take over. >> to have a landline? >> know.how many people do not s

eric. >> the former house speaker john bay mooehner unleashing to a crf stanford. listen. >> i never work with a more miserable son of a (bleep). >> lucifer in the flesh about senator ted cruz. >> in the meantime ted cruz claimed he never worked with john boehner. >> i have probably met him two, three, four times in my life. i would be surprised if we said 50 words to each other. >> speaker boehner says he will vote for donald trump. >> it is time for a look at who is talking. former candidate and senator herman cain says it won't change the game. >> this is all political noise, that's all. the words might be new but the sentiment is not new. secondly, when you speak in front of a live crowd and i have done that many, many, many times, you might say some things you wouldn't say in front of a camera except with former speaker boehner, every word that he says is going to be recorded. i think that this is just political noise. the sentiment is not new. all you have to do is look at the history of ted cruz and the united states senate. it is noise and has nothing to do

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john kasich and ted cruz far behind. hello, everyone. welcome to america's election headquarters. i'm arthel neville. >> hello everyone, i'm eric shawn. the republicans have been joke jockeying for position in this race. it has become increasingly focused on the delegate mass. donald trump is surging towards the magic number 1237 to clinch the nomination. ted cruz and john kasich appear to be setting their sights on what appears to be a likely contested convention. >> donald trump is in new york, set to hold his first event in days. donald trump has set his sights on new york his home state, how are new yorkers upstate responding to mr. trump? >> reporter: we're seeing hundreds of people bettering this event behind us. we think there were estimated to be a thousand people in line earlier today out front. now they are flowing in. they are expecting thousands and thousands of people. we'll see if the room fills up. we are still three hearse away from when the rally kicks off. this is the second big event mr. trump has slated for his push here in new york. he is leading in the polls, leading in polls here and ted cruz frailing behind kas

two votes he will not get are those of his children, eric and yvonne got missed the registration deadline . john kasich will campaign in the city remaining a long shot kennedy yet he says it's his opponent to have no chance. >> it's a comfortable lead according to multiple poles over her opponent sanders. a lot can change in one week.the candidates are taking nothing for granted. >> it's a little bit rainy out there. >> let's get over to mike for a check at the weather. when will the rain stop? >> looks like it will stop shortly after lunch time. only about half of it but we have cloudy skies with the skies clearing out later on. they will be her for the early part of the day and beyond lunch time it's time to try it out.we will clear it out later tonight but it will be cold out there. we do have a freeze watch and affect. we mentioned there would be showers coming in over the city and you can see that in a live shot . we have scattered showers over the boroughs and there is a little break in between what's going on to the west but there is a pretty solid line of in the mix. we're dropping down

patty ann: john huddy live in our jerusalem bureau, thank you. eric: later to come, the issue in this campaign. donald trump was talking about it and 12:15, the president of the united states will address this issue. were talking corporate inversion. a big company gets swallowedby a foreign company so they can avoid american taxes, they claim they got their case with pfizer, the huge pharmaceutical giant and other firms that are going to ireland and england . there's a move on capitol hill to prevent that with a new bill. the president addressing this and we will bring it to live here on the fox news channel. meanwhile, the notorious boston irish crime boss whitey bulger who spent 20 years on the lam now in prison for life but coming up, we have details on pieces of his mob history that will soon be up for auction. and it is the second day in wisconsin. governor scott walker going all in for ted cruz. how much that will help tonight's outcome. we want to hear from you. do you think senator bernie sanders or hillary clinton will eventually win the demo

eric trump was not the only one to say that. so john, was this well executed?ohn: i have seen a lot of desperate acts in my time, i work in journalism. but this is pretty desperate, the desperate act of a desperate campaign. the alliance between cruz and kasich is desperate, this is double-dog desperate. weakness, ith of changes the conversation a winle bit between trump's last night, and may be useful in the short-term. but i do not think fiorina will one iota.lp cruz the press is saying it is gimmicky, you won't be the candidate. a stage by stage thing. republicans have to get through this next stage of a want to be cap. it means she has -- they have to win indiana. she could perhaps help with female voters across indiana. the press will say it is negative, but i say it is a net positive. i don't think it will help much, normally it is to prove you have good judgment. but trouble attack was mercilessly. i think the main challenge for cruz is to dominate the conversation. can he continue to dominate? john: close of the things trump has pointed out that are wro

john. >> looking good today. >> all right. eric? >>> in about ten minutes, we're going to be analyg oonlizing -- analyzing donald trump. meanwhile, on the democratic side, hillary clinton is also in staten island today. this as she fires back against trump after he has now referred to her by his new nickname crooked hillary. the democratic frontrunner says she's not upset at all about what donald trump calls her. women, immigrants, and other groups are undermining american values. brian yllenas is live with this. >> we were expecting the nickname to come, and it came. both candidates are crisscrossing new york city. that is bernie sanders, and hillary clinton. less than 48 hours before the new york state primary on tuesday. you're looking live now in brooklyn. bernie sanders is about to have a get out the vote concert. alongside the brooklyn grizzly bear. sanders was born in brooklyn and he's hoping to ride momentum after winning seven of the last eight contests. meantime, hillary clinton has made three stops today, including in mou

eric trump is not the only one saying that. john, was this a good move for cruz to name fiorina and was it well executed? >> i have seen a lot of desperate acts because i work in journalism but it's pretty desperate. this is like double dog desperate. i think there's -- it gives off a whiff of weakness. to the extent it changes the conversation a little bit from trump's big wins last night. it might be useful in this very short term. i don't think that carly fiorina will help ted cruz one iota. >> the press say this is desperate, the guy is not the nominee. why is he naming a running mate? i think fiorina has the potential to go out there and try to help him win indiana. this is now a stage by stage thing. republicans have to get through this next stage which means cruz has to win indiana. i think she's an aggressive campaigner. she can help with the female voters. i think the press will say this is a negative because it looks desperate. i think it's positive. the reason you pick a running mate is you show you have good judgment. a

brian, eric, joel recollect malmer [inaudible] john, todd and danny to start with. >> good morning commissioners. brian and ceo of san francisco delta's originally from columbia, but san francisco is my home. i moved here 13 years ago and brought my family with me, my sister convinced me to move out 12 years ago and my parents were here 3 years ago. i don't from money but this is my home and god is fortunate to bless me with success and had the opportunity to bring the sport and love which is part of being columbian and being from a lot of different places and what i first want to say is rec and park is great. they have [inaudible] people who are looking out for the best interest of the park. it isn't just lip suvs but we cannot displace our schools and she was disciplined about that and made be jump through a lot of hoops and hurtles but dana and phil and andrew and peter was diligent about this so this isn't something that was taken trivialy. i am overwhelmed by the support. even though there is a lot of support i would say that this is the same thing i told everyone at the community outreach.

john went to work, tried to carry that message to the administration. i'm not saying that eric fanning should do that but john mccue did. and it wasn't very long after that that the legal counsel from the white house, and i won't get into names here, but called me and assured me that that would be the case. i immediately lifted the hold. so there is a precedent in 2009 and it worked. again, i really regret my hold on eric fanning's nomination is not in relation to his capabilities, his expertise or character, and certainly not intended to bring undeuced stress to our united states army. i understand that. but when you are faced with a situation like this and the situation could be further explained by a call that i just received prior to the distinguished senator coming to the floor. the white house knows this. we had a very frank conversati conversation. and the conversation pretty well ended up, i can't give you that assurance but we won't surprise you. i.e., if we have an executive order and we're moving detainees into fort leavenworth, we'll certainly tell you. so i can't -

eric. have you decided who you will vote for? >> i'm leaning towards john kasich.r opponents that's like voting for you. >>ic he hurts me more than he hurts cruz if you want to know the truth. kasich is got one win and 29 losses. we shouldn't be in. okay, ask you question. >> welcome back to miami. you attracted protesters and claimed you were anti-immigration. i've not heard you say anything that could be interpreted as such. i'd like immigration laws to be enforced. if you can articulate what you would do as president to enshire american citizens are getting the jobs. >> it's great question. i'm totally in favor of immigration. people that come in have to come in legally. right now they're pouring in. we're going to build a wall. mexico will pay for the wall. we have a trade deficit of 58 million with mexico. when i get numbers, believe me like the old post office. under budget ahead of schedule. the politicians always say you can't get mexico a bad name. it will be so easy. i love the question. i want them to come in legally. >> as a follow up, you talked about

eric trump was not the only one to say that. so johnwas this a good move for ted cruz was this well executed? john: i have seen a lot of desperate acts in my time, i work in journalism. but this is pretty desperate, the desperate act of a desperate campaign. police said previously the cruz andbetween ted kasich is desperate, this is double-dog desperate. it gives off a wiff of weakness. it changes the conversation a little bit between trump's win last night, and may be useful in the short-term. but i do not think fiorina will help cruz one iota. john: the press is saying it is desperate, gimmicky. i think fiorina has the potential. the two of them get along, to go out there and help them when indiana. this is a stage by stage thing. get throughneed to this next stage of they want to stop donald trump. i think she is an aggressive campaigner and could help with the female voters around indianapolis. the press will say this is negative because it looks desperate, but i think it is positive. i do not think it will help much. the race you p

john birch society. >> good afternoon everyone. we'd like to get started. my name is eric, i'm from george washington university and i'm the cochair of the seminar along with my colleague chris of the history and public policy program here at the woodrow wilson center. the washington history seminar, as many, many of you know, is a joint product of the woodrow wilson center and to the national history center. we've now been going for a good number of years. as we do every week, we like to thank the people who make it possible behind the scenes. these other folks that make sure these sessions come off without a glitch. [applause]. indispensable to our success, as is a number of individuals and institutions. they have generously underwritten the seminar for a number of years now as have the george washington history department. this is essential for the programming, feel free to join their ranks should you see fit. after our session today, there will there will be a reception outside of these doors. there are books for sale. i highly recommend that you pick one up and perhap

john kasich will be joined by his wife karen and daughters reese and emma. tuesday donald trump will be joined by his wife melania and children ivanka, eric and donald jr. and wednesday texas senator ted cruz will be joined by his wife heidi. the candidates talking with andserson and taking questions from audience. it all starts tomorrow night 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. and then thursday, all this leading up to the big thursday. cnn hosting the democratic presidential debate. don't miss hillary clinton and bernie sanders facing off live from new york thursday night 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions. including cloud and hosting services - all from a trusted it partner. centurylink. your link to what's next. i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i don't know. vo: linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent

john boehner and eric cantor have been out of the office and replaced by conservatives.t should be a warning to the rest of the members up there that if you just do what they want, you will not be here that want. whether it is club for growth or their own voters that they care -- we were not involved in those two races except for the replacement. i will take credit for getting a good conservative to replace john boehner. orrin davis, you will see him here in washington. one of the things that the party needs to do is talk to the business community and say we are not here to carry your water on a particular bill that helps you and hurts your competitor. that is our philosophy. our philosophy is a healthy open free-trade market. we will cut regulation, spending, taxes. we are not going to protect you. that is hard for the lobbyists to hear, because they have to go back to the ceo and say, i could not deliver on a $50,000 grant, but they told us we can go compete. the ceo says, thanks. what am i paying you for? susan: let me put you on the spot as we close here? will donald

john birch society. >> good afternoon everyone. we'd like to get started. my name is eric, i'm from george washington university and i'm the cochair of the seminar along with my colleague chris of the history and public policy program here at the woodrow wilson center. the washington history seminar, as many, many of you know, is a joint product of the woodrow wilson center and to the national history center. we've now been going for a good number of years. as we do every week, we like to thank the people who make it possible behind the scenes.

. >> eric, you buying sophisticate >> i think he's doing the right thing. johnaying in showing everyone he could be a great vice president to donald trump right now. i don't think that -- it would be tough. here's what i think he exposed. marco rubio and jeb bush should have stayed in too. they certainly had the money to do it. they could get to the point where -- >> i thought you told them to get out? >> i want everyone coalescing around a candidate. but now i'm seeing. >> what the strategy is. >> john kasich is showing if he can beat hillary clinton he has to do it from the two spot not the number one spot which is good. >> he's right. electability, rubio and jeb bush. why is jeb getting out. jeb was in a higher position than rubio when he got out. >> so kasich said he views this as a continuing process and thinks he can switch over not just trump delegates but cruz delegates at the convention. >> it's getting way into the weed for a lot of that. eric is right, he's doing the right thing. he's making the case to say that if you care about winning and beating h

john. thank you very much, gang. the cashing in gang getting ready to roll at the bottom of the hour. eric, what have you got? >> persuading with perks, how campaigns could offer delegates special perks to win their support ahead of the conventi s conventions. some here don't have a problem with it. they'll explain, plus, rock star bono telling lawmakers to give money to needy nations to help feed extremism. we'll see you at 11:30. >> thanks, we'll be watching, but first, putting bosses in the box. the white house successfully getting big companies to stop >>> committed a crime, but doept want your boss or co-workers to know. no problem. executives at several big name compa companies going to the white house to this week to sign a plenl that bans asking job applicants if they have a criminal record. the bill says it's a crime to ban bosses from ago. why, bill? >> banning the boss could backfire on the people it's supposed to help. it forces employers to resort to proxy pressures to screen out potentially dangerous job applicants. that would mean demanding a college degree in jobs that don't require it and tha

eric shaun. topping the news, donald trump and john kasich hitting the campaign trail here in new york state beforehere is ted cruz rallying for the wyoming state convention. we have news on all of this action this afternoon. >> also one firefighter shot dead and another fighting for his life. how did this happen? we've got the latest op the investigation. >>> and pope francis taking in a dozen refugees from syria. we'll tell you why he's being forced to defend that decision. >>> first, the battle for new york growing fierce as the presidential candidates head

. >> and democratic senator jeanne shaheen met with supreme court nominee eric garland today. senator john bozeman sat down with judge garland this afternoon sending a tweet, i conveyed to judge garland my position that the next president should fill the vacancy. more meetings are scheduled over the next several days. >> we showcase our student camera winners. the annual video documentary competition for middle and high school students. this year's theme is road to the white house. one of our 2nd prize high school winners is oklahoma. a junior once presidential candidates to discuss disability and employment. >> the most serious crisis facing this country is the lack of decent paying jobs. we have unemployment, they talk about it at 6 percent. the fact is, it is double digits. our labor participation is the worst since 1968. >> i don't have the education and skills required. >> as americans we are all about getting our hands dirty. throughout our country's history has been one group left behind. >> the unemployment rate for adults with development of disabilities is 73 percent. your unempl

eric guster. and bob also a defense attorney and former head county prosecutor. the suspect in this case. johne got too drunk and doesn't remember anything on what happened after they left the mariner's game. can that defense work? >> no, voluntarily intoxication is not for homicide. when it got to the vielth parts he had a blackout. you put together the the time line. he was at the house earlier that day and was with her and she probably drove him to seattle. he didn't realize they would find evident in the bath tub where the body was cut up. he placed himself in the crime scene. >> he implicated himself. >> people think they can outwit police. they don't realize the police can figure out when the. but he didn't clone up the traps. >> his own parents saute restaining order. is that the kind of evidence that comes in court? >> it has a possibility of coming in to court. when you are looking at a restraining order, that shows a propensity for violence. and in order to show that this person could have participated in the murder and had the mind set to hurt or kill someone. violence against the p

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eric fanning to be the next army secretary. he won't allow a vote until president barack obama promises no detainees from guantanamo bay will be moved to fort levinworth kansas. senator john mccain said it's unfair to block the nomination over an unrelated issue. if confirmed, he would be the first openly gay leader of a u.s. military service. >>> you will need a jacket and umbrella tomorrow? >> topper shutt is tracking the wet weather. >> i'm trying to do what i say and say what i do. it's raw out here. here is the radar the last hour. light rain pushing through town across nats park. heavier activity began to fire up al we are in the stable sector of air. we zoom in and look at light activity past top bowie out 50 and showers to waldorf, 301 and route 5. that is about it. tomorrow morning we do it all over again. more rain and showers. 47 in gaithersburg at 6:00 in the morning. 51 downtown. 50 fairfax and 49 in silver spring. we will come back and talk about another yellow weather alert for one of the weekend days. >>> we are a couple of hours away from round one of the nfl draft and game one of the caps- penguins. big sportsnite. live reports from both. >> up next new

eric. who are you going to vote for in? >> i am leaning toward governor john kasich.nents that's like voting for you. o >> i think he hurts me more than cruz. kasich right now has one win and 29 losses. he shouldn't even be in it. that's okay. go ahead ask your question. >> welcome back to milwaukee. when you were here tuesday evening you attracted protestors claiming you were anti immigration. i have not heard you say anything that could be interpreted as such. what you are saying is you would like the immigration laws that are currently in place to be enforced. if you could please articulate what you would do as president to ensure american citizens are getting the jobs that are currently going to people who are here illegally. >> that is a great question. i am in favor of immigration, but people that come in have to come in legally. righted now they are pouring across the border. it is like swiss cheese. we are going to build a wall. mexico is going to pay for the wall. we have a trade deficit of 58 billion a year in mexico. the wall will cost 10 billion or somethi

john kasich, will campaign in the state of maryland tomorrow. early voting in the state's primary is april 26th. >>> and we just learned that former u.s. attorney general eric holder is endorsing former prince george's county, state's attorney, glen ivy for congress. you might recall that ivy worked as a federal prosecutor, under holder. he's running against former maryland lieutenant governor anthony brown for the congressional seat, currently held by donna edwards. today, he announced his support for edwards in her race. for a voters guide or score cards for all the democratic and republican races in maryland, you can download our free wusa 9 app. >>> dozens of protestors were arrested on capitol hill for the second day in a row. they want money removed from politics. police say today's sit-in was held too close to the capitol in an area that restricts demonstrations. 85 protestors were arrested. more than 4500 yesterday. >>> republican senator, charles grassily met today with merrick garland, the judge obama has nominated to the supreme court. the two men a cordial meeting, where grassily slain explained why -- explained why he would not consider the nom

john kasich, or scott walker. >>> donald trump learned there are two votes they cannot count on. his children. ericgister to vote in time. trump says they feel very guilty and added they were not aware. >>> recent rains appear to have caused a sinkhole in the central valley yesterday north of fresno. a camera was rolling when part of the street collapsed into a sewage line. madero police say the crews are working to repair the roadway but don't know when it will reopen. >>> all of the rain and snow is making for spectacular views at the yosemite national park. the waterfalls will reach their peak between now and may. right now they are the best they have been in a long time. last weekend the park closed for a few days because of high water. >>> overcast skies in the bay and meteorologist steve paulson joins us live in danville. >> reporter: actually, we thought we would come out and get a little sun but it's cloudy and cold very unusual i am waiting for the sun to break through but has not. because we are into april, without we will talk about some of the vegetables beginning to show up here. from

. >>> 20 years ago eric winnals alda scored the first goal in mls history. the two teams played again tonight. gets it to adam john who ties the score in the 88th minute. that would be the final, 1-1. this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. in case you missed it, north carolina versus villanova for the national title monday night. the early sprint has the tar heels a two-point faufrt.vorite. >> after two blowouts today, should be an exciting dramatic game. >> nice to see the earthquakes with the tie there talking about the clash. >> they were called the clash back then. >> i had a clash hat with the scorpion. never understood why a scorpion was the mascot for the team. >> a collector's item. >> yeah. and and eric wynalda so it was cool for soccer back then and they moved to texas and we got them back for -- >> pretty cool. thank you rick. >>> that's it for tonight. i'm matt keller. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for drew tuma and rick quan, thank you for joining us. have a good night, everyone. done. what? i'm letting you go. previously on "scandal"... david rosen! wh

eric, the democrats are kind of slow and bo boring. talk about the e-mail scandal. most democrats don't care, they don't want to hear about it. they're not tuning in. >> go ahead, john, why don't they care? they should be caring, this could be your next president who may have lied about something and exposed agents overseas. i care, don't you? >> i think it's because the media certainly but also the american public, they don't really think in principles anymore. the fact that hillary is under investigation doesn't mean anything. that's why people are giving a pass for example like donald trump for straying from traditional conservative values. again, i look at it from an economic perspective, but so many of trump's positions go against even the basis of a free market. the philosophy is anything goes as long as it works. >> jonathan, most of the trump supporters look at it from an economic perspective, too. they are worried about the massive influx of illegals taking jobs. they are worried about their own jobs and constant bad economy. this is the issue space. >> his perspective, especially on economics is so different from what a traditional conservative would be, h

eric chew with high trust. thank you >> thank you, keba >> coming up, last year munford and sons and elton johns and who is playing this year. the lineups announced when the four on 2 returns. >>> the oakland city council will meet in less than an hour to vote on declaring a temporary state of emergency on housing. >> right now the median rent for a two bedroom parm is almost $3000 a month. if the proposal is approved. the state of emergency status would freeze rent increases for ninety days but landlords could evict residents for late rent >> the san mateo city council rejected a plan for rent control as a way of skyrocketing rates in the city. hundreds crowded the meeting. at issue was a plan to impose a 90 day freeze on ren increases and temporarily halt many evictions. the city council already scheduled a special meeting this coming monday to vote on the same ordinance again. >> wisconsin voters casting their ballots today >> and the lineup is out. we will tell you who is returning and making their first appearance at the outside lands music festival. that and more when the 4 on 2 returns. >> and welcome back

eric. have you decided who you're going to vote for? >> i'm leaning towards the ohio governor, john>> a mistake. >> according to one of your opponents, it's like voting for you. >> he hurts me more than cruz if you want to know the truth. kasich has one win and 29 losses and he shouldn't even be in it but that's okay. g ahead, ask your question. >> when you were here tuesday evening you attracted protesters who claimed you were anti-immigration. >> yeah. >> i have not heard you say anything that could be interpreted as such. >> rue ear right. >> instead i think you're saying you would like for the immigration laws that are currently in place to be enforce. if you could please articulate what you would do as president to make sure that jobs are going to american citizens who are in this country legally. >> i am totally in favor of immigration. but people that come in have to come in legally. right now they're pouring across the border. it's like swiss cheese. we're going to build a wall. mexico is going to pay for the wall. we have a trade deficit of $58 million a year with mexico. t

eric trump registered with the republican party in time. trump says they feel very, very guilty, but it's fine. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," gop presidential candidate ohio governor john kasich joins us to talk about his strategy as he heads towards this summer's republican convention. >>> more than 400 protesters at the u.s. capitol. the demonstrators belonged to a group called democracy spring. they were against the influence of money in politics and oppose restrictive voter registration laws. yesterday was the first day of what's expected to be a week of protests. >>> scarier than first thought, that's what top u.s. health officials are saying about the zika virus this morning. despite that, leaders are warning they don't have enough money to stop the spread here in the state. >> reporter: federal health officials are growing more concerned about the zika virus. >> everything we look at with this virus seems to be a bit scarier than we initially thought. >> reporter: the biggest concern is for pregnant women and their babies. the virus is linked to microcephaly which causes babies to be born with abnormally small heads. and now other complications such as prematuri