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gerri, go ahead. gerri: following up on david's point what should democrats do? should they have a role in denouncing this kind of violence, this harsh protest. if you remember last night in southern california, fairgrounds officials there, they originally wanted to cut trump off. they didn't want him to speak at all, right? and a lot of people are saying that's the wrong thing, that adds fuel to the fire. governor huckabee, what do you say to that? do you think local officials in southern california were make things worse, not better? >> well, i think we need to realize somebody is paying for all this. i remember being at a couple of the last conventions and talking to police officers who were involved in both security as well as some of the intelligence about who was protesting. here's what they told us. they said these are the same people that protest all over the world. they go to a g7, to a g20, they go to wherever the president is going to be, they go to wherever there's going to be a lot of cameras and they're the same people. now the question is who pays

gerri, congratulations. thanks for being here. willis there on her new book rich is not a four-letter word. fox news has two polls coming out. two big states the poll just moments away from being released. you'll want to see whether or not donald trump can lock in that magic number 1237 ahead of the convention. when we come back the u.s. suicide rate skyrocketing to a 30-year high. my next guest is a psychologist who says the internet is partly to blame. especially with young girls as young as 10 who are now as vulnerable as teenagers. >> deirdre: the u.s. suicide rate is at an all the time high. middle aged women with a 63% increase, men 43%. more disturbing is the suicide rate in girls fat young as 10 years old with an increase of 200% since 1999. psychologist dr. lisa warmer is with me. it's shocking. what are you seeing in your practice and research. then you see a lot of youngsters and adults taking psych properric medications to heal their problems. and sometimes it's actually making them worse. deirdre: if you feel like you

gerry had moved far away which cleared him, for sure.f course, they'd need to look at shannon and aaron, too, given their falling out with pam and ralph. but -- >> they were cleared almost immediately because -- >> reporter: they were nowhere around. >> yeah. they were not involved. >> reporter: dead end. the crime scene people did find some things, mind you. including a bloody fireplace poker that turned out to be the murder weapon. >> the marking on her head was the exact replica of the shape of the fire poker, the end of the poker. >> reporter: they cataloged everything they found. broken glass in the back door. they even took the knobs off drawers and sent them to the lab hoping the intruders left dna or fingerprints on them. and then, quite unexpected, something remarkable turned up, came right through the front door of the local newspaper. so what did you think when you first read that document? >> i felt i had my own little version of the pentagon papers in a way. >>> coming up -- a letter that has everyone in town talking. >> i r

we will talk with gerri willis about that later.ant to get to some of your don'ts because this was a moment when once again we have seen two presidential candidates do this. you say don't eat your pizza with a fork but how can you apply that to other raises? what does that mean in the grand scheme which is when in rome do as the romans do. when you go to iowa and they hand you the twinkie on a stick that's been deep-fried again you will eat it. >> i would gain so much weight if i were on the campaign trail. kennedy: that you are a little tiny thing. >> it would be terrible but when you are in rome you have t like the romans do. take up your pizza and folded in half. i have to get my stuff done and shove it down. kennedy: and don't insult new york values. >> ted cruz knew what he was talking about when he said that rate we all do intellectually know what that means but it did come back to haunt him. and he never had a good explanation for that. if you are going into a big state don't insult the entire state with one throwaway line th

gerri: remember when the government spent tax dollars on this project? that is the shrimp on the treadmill. congress approved $5 billion on projects like that, 90% increase since 2014. some of those products include $10 million earmarks for energy costs through the 1936 rural electrification act, a program intended to provide farmers with electricity after the great depression. 99% of the us will have electricity by the 1980s. where is the money going? there are $8 million for the aquatic plants program, implants and oceans and lakes by using underwater pesticides and physical blockades. almost $164 being given to the funds of improvement of education, a program that stopped being funded when president obama asked for support. the program, programs of national significance and all the spending is despite the fact that porkbarrel expenses were outlawed. nicole: a good inside look at the spending. lauren: the final act and what a dramatic act it was. >> can't believe how fast 20 years went by. lauren: the highlights from kobe's 60 point grand finale. "the

gerry: that's right. there is advertising opportunities here as well.at is a big thing that snapchat is really trying to convince media companies is that we have this huge audience of young people and we can also sell ads that way. emily: earlier this week, you expressed skepticism about snapchat's ability to scale enough to justify a $60 billion valuation. does this change your mind? jitendra: viacom, sharing of ad revenues with them, and now nbc. it is great that the content cycle is growing. obviously, the younger audiences there. the problem with scaling is that you need to have this platform to be a lot more programmatic. if you look at marketer surveys, they suggest that there is more work to be done on measurement that they can derive out of these platforms. there is some risk in terms of like meeting those expectations longer-term. they should be fine with these deals on going. they need to really execute on making a platform more programmatic. emily: a partnership with snapchat will be happening via buzzfeed, which nbc is an investor in. what d

. >> i want to shift the question a little bit, gerry.fter trump's sweeping victory in new york getting over 60% of the vote, over 90% of the delegates, that was one case where the rules worked in his favor, did the ground shift inside the republican establishment? is there a growing acceptance or at least growing resignation to the fact that trump is going to be the nominee? >> i think so. i think you could almost feel it tuesday night as the results came in from new york. it was maybe it's not going to work out this way to oh my gosh it really is going to work out this way. the math didn't tell you that, the perception in the party told you that there had been a change. i think you saw it at the rnc meeting in florida this week. instead of fighting the trend there was more can we come to terms with this trump trend and i think that's a significant difference. i will tell you why it matters. it matters because if you create an era of inevitability and that's i think what the trump campaign is trying to do here, that's what you saw paul m

lauren: gerri willis, thank you.icole: breaking news from the world of superheroes. >> he has the power to break out the entire human race. we have to take it as an absolute certainty. nicole: ben affleck with double duty as the actor and the star in the next batman movie. the latest story for you plus team owners may be set to approve@nba player jerseys. we will take a look at that. check-in at u.s. stock market futures after stocks surge yesterday. dow futures up 98. half of 1%. s&p up 12. the nasdaq up 35 points, more than three quarters of 1%. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market in breaking news. ♪ great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get be

deirdre: gerri, thanks so much for bringings up to speed. gerri willis with the very latest from the press conference in europe. later in the show, former cia senior intelligence officer tony shaffer will be with me. we'll talk about the arrests and how europe and the u.s. are working together to fight terrorism. >>> shifting to political theme closer to home, days before the new york primary, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders will travel to the vatican next week. there are conference with topics including social justice and environmental concerns. fox news's ed henry with me. to be clear, the pope has not endorsed sanders and not even clear sanders will meet with the pope? reporter: that's right, deirdre. there is odd story coming out of nowhere. there is big dispute back and forth between hillary clinton and bernie sanders who is qualified to be president and who is not. out of nowhere, we learned turns out bernie sanders next friday will go all the way to the vatican, leave new york. there is a debate in brooklyn on thursda

gerri: when you start at colleges like the one mrs. ran and you jack up tuition, double it, essentially, it's hard to get out of that box it's a small, private school. only a third of the graduates were paid more than people with high school diplomas. charles: is that because of the major? >> it's just not a great school and they are not placing people well. to have them have good jobs the college has to get behind that. that's one of the things you should be checking as you look for places for your kids to go to school. kids are facing a ton of debt, they are angry. and bernie sanders is on this. >> it's up from 1% when she came up. burlington college was a financial fiasco. you have vermont parishioners accusing her of committing federal bank fraud. she is not handling this situation well and it reflects badly on her husband. charles: what is going on with this? >> i will take the clinton corruption over this any time. charles: 82 corporations say we are going to give you $250,000 for a speech because you are so motivating and if you

gerry: california and new york are still probably the biggest states.ia has been a huge place for television and film production. walking dead, the most popular show on tv right now is filmed , in georgia and they have attracted a lot of production through tax incentives. vancouver is a really big place. "x-files" was filmed there. not only did they have tax incentives, but they also have currency exchange there is attractive for hollywood studios, so those are really the places that are attracting a lot of hollywood filming and then california is starting to bring back a lot of production. they used to lose production to a lot of other places and countries, but they are starting to bring that back as california has increased their tax incentives, tripled it almost. in light of all of this if i were a show runner, are the , tax incentives enough to cover the cost of me having to fly in crew and deal with the fact and not being able to get on the ground, in georgia, say, what i need to shoot my tv show? gerry: tax incentives are so huge and in some cases

gerry: tax incentives are so huge and in some cases, you can cover 30% of the cost of producing a showoke to a hollywood producer who filmed a couple years ago in atlanta and needed some construction workers to build a set and found out that there were not any left because there were no construction workers like to help them build the set because they were more than 30 tv shows in filmed around atlanta and the couple movies, so they had to fly and construction workers from out of town. that happens more and more, especially in places with people that have specialized skills, but the cost of flying these people and is still much smaller than the tax breaks they are getting for filming in some locations. carol: up next, but one of the world's leading furniture designers selected to do for target. david: and bringing the costumes created for "hamilton" to life. ♪ ♪ david: welcome back. i am david gura. carol: i am carol massar. david: i got a peek inside of burke's world. >> you would have seen his work in harlem, the museum of arts and design, but if you are interested in buying his work

lauren: valiant pharmaceuticals, and gerri willis has more. gerri: valiant is seeking more room from lenders to stave off a potential default. the canadian drug company which has thought questions over accounting and business practices has begun seeking a deal with lenders to give it more time to file an already delayed annual report. valiant is asking lenders to okay moving the deadline for the 10k to may 31st stu. it could force valiant into default and an additional cushion on terms. william ackman who joined the company's board earlier this month called bankers to argue valiant's case, the activist investor has been a strong advocate of the company, valiant shares are down 90% from highs of last august. one analyst, company shares are unattractive because earnings estimates are too high. any attempt to give valiant managers breathing room could be good for debtholders. valiant's business model called the rapidfire acquisition to grow but its accounting practices raised serious questions about its financial reporting. back to you guys. nico

gerri: it hurts hillary, it hurts bernie.les: that is -- connell: one of those guys, i was assuming that to be true, coverage of all the primaries, the reagan democrats, blue-collar democrats and their analysis, that is overblown, that is not the case. already supported republicans that made the change a long time ago. if they are right about that this trump phenomena and taking democrats -- charles: the republicans -- republicans right now, it is up 17% unregistered republicans. this is the highest ever. slightly under the obama phenomenon of 19%. even that enthusiasm, the enthusiasm gap, there is an enthusiasm gap. >> enthusiasm to vote for trump or against him? 35% to 36% of the republican base, two thirds are voting against him. not just enthusiasm to get donald trump in the white house but -- >> democrats say that all the time, he has a ceiling, he has a limit. isn't that because there are more people in his party running for president that among the democrats? there is a limit. look at the wisconsin poll. i have been lo

gerri willis on that. gerri?porter: that's right, gerri, there is something called the additional child tax credit. additional child tax credit. it es refunnable tax credit, even if you don't pay federal income taxes, you get money, a check in your mailbox. this was meant to help working american families. and in fact, what is going on it is going to illegal aliens and why? because to get this credit you don't have to show a social security number on your tax filing. all you have to show is something called an itin. individual taxpayer identification number. this requires no proof of residency, nothing. so lots of people are filing for this who shouldn't get it, largely illegal aliens. i want to tell you whattic today had to say about this. tigta. payment of federal funds through the tax benefit appears to provide additional incentive for aliens to enter, reside, work in the u.s. without authorization, which contradicts federal law. so there you have it. tic at that calling out -- tigta calling out irs. some folk

gerri willis here with the details. get rid of the nations debt in eight years, presidential candidate donald trump in during a raft of criticism. experts say would be impossible to erase the nations might 10.2 trying dollars that cannot. your already, the federal government than $4 trillion a year. if you cut the annual budget in half, and ended with paid and most of the data for eight years, he still would have enough to pay seniors social security spending and the like. former congressional budget office chief douglas holtz akin is one of those get tix. >> i think this is quintessential. there's no way will been in eight years at the numbers are possible at best. people shrugged it off as a politician talking about what would be great, but not what's going to happen. >> even so, trump deserve some credit for addressing the issue, an issue politicians shy away from. it rises back to $.5 billion a day. if each american had to pay their fair share and eventually, the tab at the $59,000. lauren, nicole, back to you. nico

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david asman, gerri willis pick it up for after the bell. [closing bell rings] >> stocks diving into the close. dow is down over 200 points, i'm gerri willis in for melissa francis. >> i'm david asman, this is "after the bell." it is a must-win for ted cruz if he has any chance to stop donald trump from clinching the nomination. cruz will make his case to south bend, indiana at this hour. former republican speaker of the house, back from the past, slamming the candidate cruz, calling him lucifer in the flesh! and vowing never to vote for him. will this have impact? get ready for amazon. within the hour online retail giant out with it is first

gerri willis with more on that. gerri? >> that's right. dropping out of exchanges, health care exchanges. the obama care exchanges in georgia and arkansas. and as you know, as you were mentioned before, 1.7 million people signed up for obama wear this year. 73,000 in arkansas. and here is what is going on in the background. the company is failing to make money. unitedhealthcare said we'll lose half a billion in 2015 and another half a billion in 2016. one billion on the exchanges. why? blueblue cross-blue shield study explains. it says medical costs for people newly enrolled in program, they probably haven't had coverage for a while is 18.7% higher than people who would be in the average program, sponsored by an employer, say fox's health care program. so, much more expensive for these companies to operate. in this arena. and i am hearing, i've been talking to analyst this is morning. i am being told that there is an expectation that if united health can't wrangle some increases in pay, i.e., premiums, from regulators in the industry they

tell me about your dad. >> watson: umm ( cries ) >> alfonsi: gerry watson was an army combat veteran, a green beret in vietnam. he died in 2010. >> watson: my dad was a hard worker, very dedicated to his family. um, very smart. didn't like to-- didn't like to be told what to do. kind of where i get my stuff from. one of the things that i've learned from my dad is, good or bad, is not to trust. >> alfonsi: you mentioned that he would sit with his back always-- he always wanted to be in the corner looking out. and-- and you're kind of the same way? >> watson: i-- i-- yeah, i've learned it from him. he didn't want people behind him. because he wanted to always watch. he wanted to see what people i'm guessing because of-- the stuff he's been through in his life. >> alfonsi: did he ever talk about that stuff? >> watson: no, he didn't talk about it. >> alfonsi: bubba watson won his first pga tournament in june 2010. his dad died four months later. >> watson: first time i hugged my dad was when i got home that night from the red-eye when he said he had cancer. >> alfonsi: the first time in y

gerry "bubba" watson is one of the most gifted and creative shot-makers on the tour, but he's also oneing personalities in golf. >> bubba watson: easy game, boys, easy game. >> alfonsi: bubba watson makes it look easy. at estancia, a private club in scottsdale, arizona, he's playing a round with his wife angie. >> watson: that's my partner! get up! go! >> alfonsi: his longtime tour caddy ted scott, and his childhood friend now his accountant randall wells. a relaxed foursome, with a trio of "60 minutes" camera crews tagging along. >> watson: i love it. you gonna go right there? i love it. don't worry though. if it hits you, you won't even know it. 190 miles an hour, you won't even feel it. >> alfonsi: this is "bubba golf." a dash of juvenile, a dash of genius, and a full cup of cocky. >> watson: oh! that's a par. stay one up. >> alfonsi: are they allowed to beat you? >> watson: oh, they're allowed. they just can't. >> ted scott: in ten years of playing, you know, golf with him and ca he's only hit the ball bad a few times. so i don't really know where that comes from, but he's just-- h

gerri, thank you very much. and congratulations on the book.t's not a four-letter word, right? in a moment, teaming up against donald trump, ted cruz, john kasich. details on their plans and a question as to whether or not it works in a moment. martha: donald trump is not holding back. firing back last night and again this morning. we'll show you what donald trump is saying coming up next. >> i am only interested in the first ballot. i'm not interested in the second, third, 19. i'm interested in winning it early and that's it. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a

let me ask you this, gerri. republicans in general no matter who they choose, they face serious headwinds. barack obama's approval rating is back at 50%. other. s by almost all voters of the adults in the room. majority of those voted to see in as a unified force. i'm not saying that to cast liberal or conservative bent here. is that something republicans should pay attention to as well as the improving economy, steadily gaining jobs, month in, month out. say what will you with quality of jobs and the middle of this, republicans raucous about who they hate the least. >> republican candidates are all over each other and focused on how to fight best among themselves and they're not looking at what is more important which is the broader economy and to your point, it may look good on the surface, but what's really going on? since barack obama took office, net incomes are down, net worth is down. the proportion of people owning homes is down. >> he's not running. you realize he's not running. >> i understand that. i'

gerry will. barbara will. so, when that happens, you've got to understand that, you know, what we endured for 26 hours will be multiplied times 6 months. it's just not an option. but you made a statement, jack, that you said, "we." all right? so is it him, or is it we? who's in charge? because ultimately what i've got to get to is i want the next person that's sitting here to be able not only to certify that it's safe but they made all the instructions and if they're asking for money that we have given them the additional resources that thiey need to do that so you're saying that he can make the tough decisions and if he does, the board's not going to fire him, or at least you as a chairman are not going to recommend that? >> that's correct. >> all right. let me go to you, mr. general manager. as you've looked at this system, how much deferred maintenance should have been done that wasn't done? >> i don't have a numeric. but i think, again, i think the approach is part of the issue. the way we've been trying t

joining me with the details on this outrageous story our very own gerri willis.erri, good to see you. what's going on here? illegal benefiting from -- >> tax credit. and you know how a tax credit works; right? it doesn't reduce your income for the purposes of the taxation. it actually can result in a payment if you don't owe taxes. you make a cash in your mailbox from the additional child tax credit. trish: so how would an illegal immigrant get that? >> well, normally when you file your taxes, you have to file with your social security number; right? you don't have to do that with the actc. you file what they call an individual tax identification number itin, which doesn't mean that you have to be a resident here or anything like that. irs is fully willing to accept that and the treasury inspector general who investigates the irs every single day, the people making sure that the irs is doing the right thing, they say this is wrong. and let me tell you what they say -- trish: okay. one second. so you're saying okay. i'm going to file taxes with my itn number, with

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bill: thank you, gerry. martha, what's next?artha: big month ahead in the republican primary contest. more than 250 delegates up for grabs. will any of them get to 12, three, seven, bill? bill: amazing stunt pilots descending on key west, florida. legendary blue angels in a show you do not want to miss. check it out. ♪ martha: we are about to hear news from iran. it will come from president obama, meeting with world leaders at nuclear summit that is going on in washington. he made comments just moments ago, about iran and what he thinks about how the deal is going. let's listen in we'll go to him in just a moment. want to mention leaders from china, from the u.k., from france, many countries around the world including an ambassador from russia but not vladmir putin part of this important group as they try to track down nuclear materials that may be out there with a concern about isis of course. let's watch. >> good morning. it is a pleasure to be here with our p5-plus-one partners, european union and the general director of the

promotion doesn't play on lewis, the home of quiet scottish, presbyterian reserved says bandleader, gerry>> people don't blow their own trumpets. they're modest. there are similarities though. the hair. it seems to go back through mother mary to the mccloud clan. in fact, a joke about it here that it is all about the local wind. >> for years and years, that has left the wave in the hair which is genetically some how come down through the generations to donald. >> reporter: they're doing what they have always done when a storm blows up in this remote place. finding refuge in friendship, music, and a sense huchl more. -- sense of humor. mark phillips, cbs news. >>> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >> announcer: this its the "overnight news">>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm michelle miller. the race for the white house returns to industrial midwest next tuesday when wisconsin holds

gerri: deconstruct.ook at this, look at sunedison down 97%, solar city and son run, talk about half of their value over the course of the year. we are not far into it. what is going on here? this is an industry the federal government said we are going to stand behind this and a 30 year business take care of it, it will be a big fat tax credit and recently extended until 2022, these companies can't make money, dig in for a second into sunedison, $11 billion in debt, they are under investigation and the wall street journal says it is likely they will file bankruptcy so here is an industry that should have the wind at its back. the revenue growth over the last few years has been massive. they can't bring it to the bottom line because they are growing too fast, federal help is not what you thought it might be. neil: thank you very much. if you are buying at all you are probably knowing anyone is going to check you out of the airport and screen anything, the screeners are everywhere but have you ever tried to

>> gerry arnold. i'm fighting for minimum wage to be increased to $15 an hour at least.y their bills and feed their children but they can find 400 million for jail but you can't find money to educate to keep our schools open. >> reporter: a lot of these protesters gathered at the mcdonald's across from city hall which sparked this protest. this is one of a few happening in center city today, including another against the temple proposed stadium. also, a group protesting the anniversary of the freddie gray killing in baltimore. we'll keep following this as it develops but a large protest ending here at city hall. for now, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> making the streets safe for families. >> neighbors in north philadelphia were stuck in the middle of a gang turf war but now the gang members are off the streets and behind bars. >> police say the so-called tnt gang was responsible for a spree of violence in the northern part of the city. police responded to at least nine shootings where at least one innocent bystander was killed. >> brandon hudson joins us now with mor