gayle king. >> scanning this -- >> there is a model. >> john kerry and his wife. >> teresa. >> a hand there is his daughter. his elder daughter. a doctor. and his younger daughter on the left. they are both john kerry's daughters. >> one is a filmmaker and one is a doctor. valerie jarrett is a guest of cbs. valerie jarrett, aretha franklin, ash carter -- defense secretary. bernie sanders. >> a good table. a good couple tables. >> cameron hall again. >> chris wallace just walked through. >> is some of the fox guests include jeff goldblum and then become fox. and cheryl ladd, formerly of charlie's angels. tony romo. greta van susteren. speaking of fox. read a van susteren just walked in. >> is sometimes when you watch people walk in you can tell what is on their mind. >> a shot here of gayle king and valerie jarrett. valerie jarrett has known the president since his days in chicago. the ultimate washington insider. >> i do not think she is from washington. exit no. [chuckling] is in the house here. sort of interesting juxtaposition bear with damien lewis. you do wonder what people talk

gayle king, cbs news, toms river. >> pelley: more tomorrow on "cbs this morning."news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> at 7:00, new details on what police knew about maryland shooting suspect before last week's deadly shooting spree. >> it wasn't a down pour but today's drizzle could be one for the record books. >> a fire ball on metro rail tracks sparked outrage on the federal level. the nation's top transportation official said he almost shut down the entire system last week and the option is still on the table. thanks for joining us. i am jan jeffcoat. >> i am bruce johnson. anthony fox is furious that metro blocked inspectors from checking the tracks after arching incidents at the federal center in southwest. and he will shut down metro in the future if it's necessary. today metro's new gm met behind closed doors with agency's 650 managers with the over

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. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ton insists there is nothing new in a critical state department report on her e-mails. the department's independent watchdog concluded that using a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state violated security guidelines. clinton said she was just following the practice of her predecessors. >> just like previous secretaries of state, i used a personal e-mail. many people did. it was not at all unprecedented. the repo >> the report does say other officials including colin powell also made mistakes but it singles out hillary clinton saying, "by secretary clinton's tenure, the department's guidance was considerably more detailed and sophisticated." the report also says diplomatic security personnel did not and would not approve her reliance on a personal e-mail account because of the restrictions and the security risk in doing so. that contradicts hillary clinton when she said last year, "what i did was allowed by the state department." >> cbs news political director and "face

gayle king summed it up well when we spoke to her at the force woman su >> most people, they either clam up or totally ignore it what she should know is that everybody's pulling for her. >> and n gossip in the katy/orlando/selena love triangle. remember these that looked like orlando and selena getting down in the club? now tmz has grainy video proof of the t leaving together. here's how the reportedly there were others in the car, they went on a late-n food run, thent went to their separate hotel rooms. okay. ♪ enter katy. her cryptic tweets at 11:07 last in her first post of the rrm incriminating pics, she tweeted, "is that all there is?" she tweeted a link to a peggy lee song about interesting relationships. the depressing lyric, we were so very much in love, and then one day, he went away and i thought i'd die but i didn't. and finally, you might have seen headlines this week claiming gwen is pregnant blake's baby, that it's a girl and she's due in october. the rumors started with this photo, what okay magazine described as gwen covering her baby bump on a doctor's we asked, because

heyman: there is gayle king.bs thisg working for morning, but also a good friend of oprah winfrey. scanning this, i cannot find valerie jarrett. >> john kerry just walked in. yeah.esa heinz kerry, >> there's his daughter, his elder daughter behind him. she's a doctor. and the other daughter on the left. i didn't see her. one a filmmaker and one a doctor. >> and it looks like valerie jarrett's guest is cbs. cbs has valerie jarrett, morgan , joshn, aretha franklin earnest, press, and bernie sanders all as their guest tonight. >> that was chris wallace that just walked through. some of the fox guests include jeff goldblum and vinegar fox and cheryl ladd -- vivica fox. how elong. tony romo. >> speaking of fox, greta van .usteren just walked in sometimes when you watch people walk in, you can tell what is on their mind. another shot here of gayle king and valerie jarrett. valerie jarrett stays in chicago. the ultimate washington insider. i don't think she's from washington. >> no. trump is in the house here. sort of i

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. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and josh elliott of norah is off.new developments in the egyptair disaster investigation. greece's defense minister says human remains were found among wreckage from flight 804. the egyptian military discovered the debris early today, less than 200 miles from egypt's coast. >> the radar shows the plane was at a cruising altitude over the eastern mediterranean thursday local time when something catastrophic happened. greek radar shows it turned bankruptly 90 -- turned abruptly 90 degrees to the left, then moved in a circle before dropping like a rock. it disappeared from radar. we have the latest on the investigation. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the egyptian military says the wreckage includes part of the plane's fuselage. but the hunt goes on for the black box which could help answer what went search teams from egypt, the u.s., and european countries are all scouring the mediterranean sea. egyptair flight 804 was at its normal cruising altitude when sometime after 2:00 a.m. local time on thursday r

. >> i'm charlie roast with gayle king and josh elliott. norah is off.c new developments in the egypt air disaster. the government says human remains were found from the flight wreckage of flight 804. >> the plane was at a cruising attitude of 10,000 feet. it swung to the left, and then in a tight 90 degree circle and dropped.ho cairo with the latest on the investigation, good morning. >> good morning, the egyptian military says the wreckage includes part of the fuselage. and from egypt and the european countries. flight 804 was at a normal cruising altitude when after 2:00 a.m. local time radar show it'd swerving to the left, and then in a 360 degree circle to the right while losing altitude and disappearing off of the radar. yesterday they said they believed the crash was an act of terror, but there has been no proof of that. in october, a suspected bomb took down a russian jet here killing all 224 people on board. isis claimed responsibility. mechanical failure, human failure, and terrorism are also possible causes. at this point we simply do not know

honor. ♪ i've got that sunshine in my pocket ♪ ♪ got that good song in my feet ♪ ♪ it drops >> is gayle king>> yes. i never know what gayle is going to say. gayle doesn't know what she's going to say. >> i think you've got one of the great names. gunnar lovelace. i didn't know if you were a porn star, actor, singer -- >>> a second skin prom -- promises to temporarily straighten out wrinkles. >> sign me up, buddy. you are married, very much in love. as of friday, that's no longer the case. i'm wondering, are you and mr. sweeting friends? did it end okay? >> everything ended the way it was supposed to. >> okay. >> i know how to answer. >> i just want to remind you, i saw you for the first time -- >> you're playing yourself and your hot sister. >> who's also my cousin. >> what color shoes am i wearing? >> put your leg occupy the table so we can see. >> nice shot. ♪ it's my life >> our kids go, oh, you know, everybody wants to go backstage. they get backstage, and it's like -- what? where's the party? that happened 30 years ago. >> it was a good one. >> it was a good one. >>> are you exhausted?

. >> all that matters -- >> is gayle king as much fun as she appears? >> yes. absolutely, absolutely, absolutely. i never know what gayle is going to say. gayle doesn't know what she's going to say. on "cbs this morning." >>> maine governor paul lepage has named his new dog veto. sort of like how hillary clinton named her new dog redacted due to ongoing congressional investigation. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump says the deeply divided republican party does not have to be unified. the gop's new leader is doubling down on his tough talk targeting establishment conservatives as well as hillary clinton. >> trump is showing few signs of compromise after big name republicans said they would not support him as their party's presidential nominee. major garrett is in washington where trump will meet with capitol hill leaders this week. major, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the divide between donald trump and house speaker paul ryan is not just about political ta

>>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.ivals but is left with a sharply divided party. many republicans say they need more time to decide if they can support him. and already some big names are saying no thanks. >> president george w bush and hw bush say they iran endorsing trump. some are falling in line behind trump, and others are sticking to their vows never to support him. bob schieffer, our former chief washington correspondent and moderator of "face the nation, "cbs news tribute contributor. hello. both former bushes say we're not going to endorse him. others saying, john kasich said to norah never would he consider running as a vice presidential candidate. what does this say to you, and how important are the endorsements? >> i think it's been a long time since we've had somebody wrap up the nomination for either party and get the kind of reactions we're seeing to donald trump. i mean, the two most recent republican presidents say thanks, no thanks, we'll be sitting out this year's election. i think one of the most t

ahead on cbs this morning gayle king with jon bon jovi.g. >>> it's gone! >> brandon laird, the former major leaguer now playing in japan. he won a year's supply of beer and $10,000 after one of his home runs landed on a beer sign in the tokyo dome. laird said he may give some of the beer away to his teammates. >> good for him. >> is a year's supply of beer a good thing? >> depending on how many you drink. >> okay. >> it's a good thing. >> it's a good thing. all right. to be clear. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, jon bon jovi talks with us about his legacy of hits. plus, he and his lovely wife show how they are serving others. >> looking ford that. >>> the creators of a startup is said to be like whole foods meeting costco. see how they want to help families live healthier. >>> time to show some headlines from around the globe. "the orlando sentinel" reports on a discovery by nasa's kepler telescope. spotted nearly 1,300 more planets beyond our solar system. that is the largest ever single confirmation o

." >> and gayle king joins us live from new york. orning, gayle. >> reporter: we are here live and in color. hey, michelle, kenny! good to see you, too. ivanka trump responds to the "new york times" article about her father's "history" with women and hillary clinton. we are in a mississippi town ordered to desegregate. also, the new report finds that gmos are safe. dr. david a gust on findings won't end the controversy and inside yellowstone with a close look at problems with visitors getting too close to the wildlife like the buffalo. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. i always say let the buffalo roam. back to you guys. >> it was so sad with that baby bison taken into the car and had to be put down. >> that's why we're doing the story. >> all right. >> that's why we're doing the story, michelle, because they are explaining their side of the issue. very, very sad story. >> it is sad. >> we'll tune in, gayle. thank you. >>> a breath test may be the latest tool in the fight against cancer. and it could be as simple as bl

gayle king joins us live with the preview, good morning, gayle. >> we are here jim live and in colort at a trump rally. new reaction to sit back seats. the climbers that we have been following up mount everest tell us about journey after one made it to the top and other had to turn back. >>> mark phillips takes us to remote island known for mosque invaded by star wars fans. how force is rhea wakening, the news is back in the morning, we will see new ten minutes and counting, jim back to you in the studio. >> we will be watching, thanks, gayle. >>> in montgomery county is there a food cupboard helping people for decade but now they could use help of their own. ukee washington has the story in this weeks brotherly love. >> reporter: clients say this is a place of love, lifting people when they are down. barbara adams of ambler is one week into a brand new job as a chef and she's going shopping for spring clothes. >> latest from boutiques are fabulous. >> reporter: this boutique is one part of the maddie dixon son community cupgame a non-profit helping families in ambler and surrounding

gayle king joins us now from new york city.d morning. >> reporter: good morning, kenny and michelle. we are here on this friday. are you guys as happy as i am that it's friday? >> yes! >> look forward to it. >> reporter: i don't know about that, michelle. i'm pretty happy. we are in japan for president obama's historic visit to hiroshima. a new superbug indicates the end of the road isn't very far away for antibiotics. dr. david a gust joins us here at the table with how concerned we should be. and we're at airports across the country to see if the tsa can handle holiday crowds. jeh johnson is in studio 57, the homeland security secretary knows there's a problem and will talk about what they are doing about that. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. kenny and michelle, we'll be here at the table. charlie is off. anthony mason is in and norah is here. >> do you have any weekend plans? >> i'm trying to decide. do i want to go to the hamptons on do i want to go to monaco? >> wow. >> or do i just want to stay hom

. >> i am um, gayle king joins us live from new york. at is not gayle but that is nora. >> what happened to gayle they are switching seats on us. >> hi, guys. >> hi nora. >> she's putting finishing touches on one of perfect pieces this morning. we are starting off in massachusetts with that deadly stabbing spree that ended at a mall. john dickerson and peggy noonan on the challenging facing donald trump on his effort to unite party. >>> american team, along for the journey, we will have these pictures and i mentioned this earlier, jon bon jovi tells gayle what excites him mess about his music and ongoing mission to make sure that everyone has something to eat. the news is back in the morning so we will see new just about ten minutes. gayle will be here in ten minutes. >> we will look forward to seeing you as well. >> we do good thanks, laura. >>> in other news famous divine lorraine hotel on north broad street is getting a make over. tonight you can check it out yourself. place was run down until recently and now renovations are nearly co

gayle king joins us from new york. >> good morning. >> reporter: i'm with whoever said give yourselfound of applause. we made it to friday! wahoo! i like that. who was that who was talking that said that. >> that's roberta our weathercaster. >> reporter: tell roberta i like her. yeah! goods to you, kenny and michelle. we are in egypt and france. sorry we have to start with this news, though. with the latest developments after a wreck was found from egyptair flight 804. we'll also talk with michael morrell and john miller about what investigators are looking for as they try to determine if it is in fact terrorism. and we are honoring the life of cbs news legend and master storyteller morley safer. he died yesterday. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> we are going to talk finance now. the local economy in san francisco-based clothing chain plans to shut down dozens of stores. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks with more. >> reporter: good morning. that news coming from gap. the company continues to struggle in its turnaround effor

." >> gayle king joins us now from new york. ng. >> reporter: it's 6:44 gayle time on wednesday -- no, it's friday! i'm looking forward to friday. hi, kenny, michelle. good to see you guys. donald trump responds to paul ryan's announcement that he cannot support him yet. we'll talk with former bush chief of staff and drew card and republican strat it's frank lund and we are in canada with the wildfire. terrible situation there. and norah is in orlando where lucky girl she is going to be talking with prince harry later today. she will preview the "invictus" games and ahead of mother's day, we are going to take a look at homes who overshare on social media. who are these creatures? the news is back in the morning. [ laughter ] >> we'll see you at 7:00 on the dot. kenny, you're laughing a little too loudly. [ laughter ] >> oh, okay. >> it's friday. >> i got to tone it down a little bit. >> it's friday. >> i hope you enjoy your weekend, gayle. >> i will. i will. but i always say mothers who overshare, they do it with the best of inte

. >> cbs this morning's gayle king offered support at the forbes women summit. >> what she should know serve is pulling for her. whatever they decide, they'll make the best decision for them. >> i really liked when she walked out on stage with the glass of lemonade. i love that she could still find a little bit of levity in all of this and show us the woman we love. >> and being so close to this whole story, my big takeaway is she has been taking time for herself and doing what she needs. >> absolutely. daytime world has been rocked with another split. it's now live with kelly and -- not michael. just weeks after his departure news blindsided kelly, kelly and michael took their stroll to the desk for the very last time. we have all new intel after strahan's uneasy friday the 13th. ♪ >> kelly and michael walked out together for the last time as co-host, and then ripa turned the tables and politely pulled michael's chair out for him. sources tell "e.t." the chill between kelly and michael has definitely thawed over the past week with kelly realizing her issue wasn't really with michael,

." >> gayle king joins us now from new york. always good to see you, gayle.see you, too, kenny and michelle. we're in alburqueque where the violence broke out at a rally. plus, the new action to fix collapsing seat backs in your cars. and only on "cbs this morning," the climbers that we have been following up mount everest tell us about the emotional journey after one made it to the top. the other one had to turn back and he was this close. mark phillips takes us to the island known for months that's now being invaded by "star wars" fans. how the force is reawakening you could say on this historic land. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you a 7:00 on the dot. michelle, i have heard from some very reliable sources that you turned 40 yesterday. >> i feel 45. >> she looks like she is 35, though, 30? >> i feel -- >> listen to this. go ahead, michelle. >> i'm listening. you go. >> no, no, you said you feel what? i want to hear. >> i feel good. i feel good about this birthday. i thought i was going to be a little scared. 40 is fabulous! >> let me just tell

gayle king joins us from new york. good morning. >> reporter: hello, michelle.o see you. kenny, nice to see you, too. >> always good to see you. >> reporter: we are in massachusetts with the deadly stabbing -- always. we're in massachusetts with a deadly stabbing spree that ended at a mall that started in a home and ended at a mall. plus the challenges facing donald trump on his efforts to ee night the party. an american team climbing mount everest takes as you long for the journey, and jon bon jovi -- [ mispronouncing it -- tells us what excites him the most about his music and mission to make sure everybody has something to eat. mrs. bon jovi was involved in that too big time. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >> jon bon jovi is so cute. >> he looks so good and he is totally gray and embracing it. he looks fantastic. >> why not? he looks great. >> thank you. "cbs this morning" starts today at 7:00. >>> a pair of major u.s. retail chains won't be merging after all. with more, here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >>

. >> gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning, gayle, happy wednesday. >y to you. we are here live and in color, charlie rose on deck, turn the camera around so we can see charlie rose standing there. do you see charlie rose, he is ready, good morning to you, brooke and jim, we get ready around here. do you you want to say hi to philadelphia hi philadelphia, how are you. >> that is brooke and jim, yes, it is. >> i like them a lot. >> charlie likes you too. >> we like the three of you. >> right now they are stunned into silence. hello, brooke and jim. >> we like philadelphia too. >> we like that. >> the rnc chair joins to us talk about ted cruz dropping out of the presidential race. donald trump as likely go p.m. minute knee. we will talk about what is next for the republican party. adrian a diaz is inside north korea with a rare look what it looks like to visit the kingdom. only on cbs this morning we love when we can say that inside the fast paced cooking lessons captured more than 14 billion views on line, that is a lieutenant of people looking at food,

gayle king joins us from new york. good morning. >> reporter: we are here live and in color ready to go at 7:00. good morning to you, kenny and michelle. with ted cruz out and donald trump as the likely nominee, we have a lot to talk about today. so rnc chair reince priebus will be here. peggy woodward will join us at the table. plus we are in north korea with a rare look at what it takes to look at the hermit kingdom. and inside the fast paced cooking lessons capturing more than 14 billion views online. that's a lot of people looking at food. but look at those french fries, eggs and cheese. i'm there. >> looks good. >> i like my eggs like that. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> saw online the other day a recipe that same video for a pizza bread bowl. so i'm going to try and make that some night. >> you know what? i have never heard of this tasty video thing on buzzfeed until today but i'm thinking this is a good thing for people that know how to cook. i do not. but they have some good stuff on

captioning funded by cbs >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.d in an anti-capitalist violent protest this morning areni earlier, demonstrators peacefully marched to support labor andreforms. some protesters turned violent and threw rocks and molotov cocktails at police. at least five officers were injured. >>> 57 republican delegates up for grabs tomorrow in indiana. ted cruz is trying to keep them out of donald trump's hands. cruz is mathematically eliminated but says trump can't get the majority of delegates either. trump leads cruz by 431 delegates and john kasich by 841. he needs just 244 delegates to clinch the nomination. trump said yesterday his opponents are "hanging by their fingertips." >>> hillary clinton is focusing more attacks on donald trump. she said sunday america deserves leaders who tear down barriers, not clinton still has to overcome sd he is asking clinton's superdelegates to reconsider their support for the front-runner. the democrats will have a contested convention. clinton leads by 822 delegates including superdelegates

president's, the first lady, michelle obama, beyonce, kim kardashian, gwyneth paltrow, eva long or yarks gayle king have all talked proudly about wearing them and what it means to them. there is an emotional part, that is what made you. where are you going now? >> where i'm going now is i first of all i understand fit. and i understand how to deliver comfort plus results in an industry that is really been mainly focused on just how we look and now how we feel. and i am completely inspired to take the brands spanx and invent and keep inventing bet solutions for women. and i've got a long list of them, charl qulee. >> rose: give me an example. >> heels, shoes are so uncomfortable. >> rose: that's true. >> we've been wearing high heels an we're miserable. >> rose: how do you know that, have i had that many conversations with women about it. >> so it's like that son my list. i've got a long list. >> rose: of product areas. >> yes. >> rose: now what kinds of international distribution do you have now? >> we're in 60 countries. we do the bullk of our business in, you know, five or six main, you know, cou

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.of the country today after more than two dozen tornadoes ripped through the plains. violent twisters barrelled through western kansas and destroyed homes and left at least two people critically hurt. >> when the tornadoes were gone, they sifted through the rubble for those missing. >>> violent protests greeted donald trump's rueturn to the campaign trail last night in albuquerque. angry demonstrators knocked down ba barricad barricades. the violence injured several officers. >> inside the rally, protestors forced trump to because several times, but he was still able to attack his likely november opponent hillary clinton. >> and she goes "donald trump is a terrible person. and he wanted to buy housing when it was at a low point. who the held doesn't." he said he hoped the housing market would collapse and then people like me go in and buy like crazy." >> some people are just allergic to the facts. they're entitled to their own opinion but not their own facts. and the fact is that donald

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and josh elliott.the invictus games in orlando, florida. a single sentence by house speaker paul ryan is widening the republican party's split over donald trump. ryan said "i'm just not ready to do that" when asked if he'll support trump as the party's presidential nominee. ryan is the gop's highest ranking elected official and he will chair this summer's republican national convention. ryan had said he would back the party's nominee. >> didn't take donald trump long to respond with a tweet that said "i'm not ready to support speaker ryan's agenda." the two men reportedly man to meet sometime next week. ryan spoke just one day after both president bushes said they're not attending the convention and they do not plan to endorse donald trump. the future of the republican party is a big issue in this split. some gop officials doubt that trump is a true conservative. other republicans say they will support him partly out of loyalty to the party. >> conservatives want to know does he share our values and ou

captioning funded by cbs >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.blican party's likely presidentia nominee. ted cruz suspended his campaign last night. he dropped out after trump's big win in the indiana primary. trump called for republicans to unite around him. gop chairman reince priebus echoed that call when we spoke with him earlier this morning. >> trump beat cruz in indiana by 16 points. john kasich received just 8% of the vote. bernie sanders upset hillary clinton in the state's democratic primary. he is confident that he could beat donald trump by a large margin. >>> donald trump has defeated more than a dozen republican opponents to get within reach of the nomination. he's also beaten critics who thought the billionaire developer and former reality tv star couldn't possibly win, and trump did it all his way. ♪ >> i am officially running for president of the united states, and we are going to make hour country great again! >> donald trump announced today he is running for president of the united states. >> he did. traditionally means sycamor

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.escuers have saved around 40 people from flood waters sparked by days of rain. flooding in the state killed at least several people and several more are missing. it has surged to rivers not seen in decades. >> the rosas refer is 8 1/2 feet above flood level. some areas in northern and central texas could see between three and five inches. >> donald trump and hillary clinton are in a virtual tie in a poll out today. the same poll showed bernie sanders leading trump by 12 points. >> one week before the california primary, sanders is causing clinton to change course. she wants to avoid losing the state even though she will likely clinch the nomination either way. bernie sanders went to game seven of the nba conference finals. the golden state warriors won. that has not happened since 1981. that was so fun, wasn't it it, charlie? i can't talk -- >> i saw him shoot in a way i have never seen him shoot before. great tv. sanders said they issued off a great come back in california and i like

invictuscharlie rose with gayle king. nora o'donnell is at the invictus games in orlando, florida. just not ready to do that when asked if pres he will support trump as the party's presidential nominee. he is the highest ranking wi elected official and he will heir the republican national theention. wan said he would back the party's nominee. >> donald trump said i'm not tedly to support speaker ryan's agenda. they reportedly plan to meet ext week. p.e president bush's say they do not plan to attend the convention or endorse donald trump. some doubt he is a true conservative. >>her conservatives say they kno support him out of loyalty to the party. >> conservatives want to know wanthe share our values and principals? i want to support his candidacy fully. at this point i'm just not there red tonow. t i'm not prepared to support donald trump at this time. >> to accept the head of the sarty, to take some of the eositions he has taken, is very difficult to swallow. >> we have to win the general ryection. we cannot take hillary clinton any more. >> i support the republican party and th

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and nora o'donnell.ernight are now cleaning up. >> police in riot gear arrested nine people yesterday. earlier demonstrators marched peacefully, but some protestors turned to violence and through rocks and molotov cocktails at police. >>> 57 delegates are up for grabs tomorrow in indiana. cruz is mathematically eliminated, but he says trump can't get a majority either. he needs just 244 delegates to clinch the nomination. the delegates are hanging by their fingertips. >> hillary clinton is focusing more attacks on donald. she said they need leaders that bear down barriers, not build walls. >>> bernie sanders are asking super delegates to reconsider their support for the front runner. clinton leads by 822 including super delegates. without them she still leads by 341. >>> the white house correspondents din sere best known for the president telling jokes, for many years they have raised money for journalism scholarships and they give awards for print and distinguished coverage of the white house. our very

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell.in mediterranean sea, the debris includes two life vests. greece's defense minister says the plane was flying at 37,000 feet when it suddenly dropped. the plane spun sharply and plunged more than 20,000 feet and then disappeared from radar. >> 66 people on board the plane, 56 passengers, 10 crew and 3 security personnel. most were egyptian and french but there was one canadian passengers. this marine traffic animation showed how ships rushed to the area to take part in the search. law enforcement sources say fbi will offer assistance in the investigation. mark fingertip ips is at the charles de gaulle airport near paris. mark, good morning. >> good morning. well, crash investigators will now be heading for the scene while the search is under way and a couple of pieces of debris have been found. but the evidence thus far, according to ministers in paris and cairo is that their first thoughts go to terrorist cause for this. this flight left here at 11:00 last night. it was normal as it f

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. nominee, but the democrats are still deciding. kentuckyians are voting right now. 134 delegates are at stake in kentucky and oregon including sup super delegates. it is a signal that bernie will go the distance despite the odds against him. >> hillary clinton needs 144 more delegates to clinch the nomination nomination. she attacked donald trump saying he lacked specific policies. >> some people might say all i want to hear is that i'm going to do it but i'm not telling you what i'm going to do. maybe in the primaries that's what they wanted to hear but people take their vote for president seriously. and they're going to look at that tv screen and say "he still doesn't have anything to tell us"? donald trump talked about his plan to criticize clinton's character. he said you really have to get women to ask themselves if hillary is sincere and authentic. >> and when talking to megyn kelly that he is not a bully, but he goes after people who attack him. >> i respond. maybe times ten, i

>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah we have dramatic details on the egyptair flight beforehed. the greek defense minister says the plane was flying at 37,000 feet when is whether it suddenly drop -- feet when it suddenly dropped. it spun sharply before disappearing from radar. >> the flight crashed in the mediterranean. 66 people were on board the plane at the time. 56 were passengers along with seven crew and three security personnel. an international search is underway for the wreckage. this marine traffic animation shows how boats rushed to the area to take part in the search operation. mark phillips is at the charles de gaulle airport near paris. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's much too early to draw conclusions as to what happened. but we're learning more about the desperate final moments of the plane. the flight had left at about 11:00 last night paris time. was following cruising at 37,000 feet when it passed over greece. it was still in greek airspace over the eastern mediterranean when the greek defense minister says its radar showed the plane taking

. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. that donald trump posed as his own spokes person. he used aliases to brag about himself. >> donald trump denies that and says it is irrelevant. >> why the media is spending so much time talking about "people" magazine that may or may not be trump. >> mr. trump has brought up things that were 25 years old for mr. clinton, but -- >> that was not "people" magazine. those were issues that related to a core component of hillary clinton's strategy. she is talking about breaking the ceiling for women and -- >> donald trump said repeatedly he would do more for women than hillary clinton. but a recent poll shows that 64% of women voters show him unfavorably. >> a new report talks about how he treated women in private in the last 25 years. there is "unwelcome romantic advances." >> donald trump call it'd a hit piece and say it was just blown up by rowan brewer. >> they did take quotes from what i said, and they put a negative connotation on it, they spun it to where it appeared negative. i didn