host: let's hear from hannah smith. guest: you start with this theme of separate but equal, but the government already does this. the government already has standalone contraceptive plans under medicaid provided to 3 million women. they can sign up in their doctor's office. the government knows how to set up contraceptive only plans when women can sign up at their doctor's office and 3 million women already use it under medicaid. it is condescending to say to women that it is so burdensome to do this under a separate system. we have offered that it is as easy as calling the and activating or call this number and activate the plan. that is such a simple step and it is quite condescending to say to women that it is such a burden to take that extra step. it is disingenuous for the government to say it is burdensome for women to set up a separate plan when all along they been saying to the old -- the little sisters of the poor, it is just a form. it is a bit hypocritical come in my view. host: margaret in florida. independe

they got their eye on hannah, she is the guilty party. she points a finger at someone else. >> she does. once hannah mary taft is arrested and apprehended i should talk a little bit about policing in philadelphia at this moment. >> this woman right now? >> this historical moment, thank you. in the late 19th century violence is a completely acceptable part of policing. in many respects as his racial profiling. you actually have patrol manuals that instruct philadelphia police officers to detain anyone who is poor or looking like they come from outside the state. imagine the variety of constituencies in a perilous position. when hannah mary taft is in custody she is kept in a cell off of the chief of detectives's office by herself and interrogated for a period of time, first she maintains the idea that she doesn't know anything about this case, she doesn't know any of the victims, she is kept in custody overnight and the next day she is reported as having a very pronounced blackeye, her coat is torn and she makes a confession. at that time

hannah montana, list with all the consequences it might have for those that had dealings with hannah montana it will be the biggest financial center by far on france's blacklist. nations threatened to retaliate but this could just be the first of many repercussions. >> when germany announced it would shut down all its new year power plants, utility companies were shocked. some consider the state policy unfair. a company filed suit for a compensation of 260 million euros hoping to reduce the financial impact. >> fukushima disaster in japan was the last straw. in 2011, they voted to take the countries atomic power plants off-line to the approval of the majority of the german public. the move faced stiff resistance from energy firms they say the state broke his contract and should hand out compensation or billions in lost revenue. the firms are in negotiations for deep underground shafts as well as the demolition of the power plants. all that could cost around 50 billion euros. 20 court decisions are pending over the shutdowns, the fallout of the nuclear decision being in the air for ye

hannah apparently showed up to confront the other man. no word what was wrong with the sale of the car but police say things got physical hannah pulled a gun and fired four shots but no one was hit. hannah ran away but police later track him down and during the investigation police say they found marijuana at the other man's home. he was taken into custody. >>> mayor jim kenney introduces philadelphia next fire commissioner. the mayor announced the appointment of adam thiel to the post today. thiel has been serving passion deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security for the state of virginia. before that he was the fire chief in alexandria, virginia, thiel says he's eager to start planning the fire depth's futu future. >> really need to bring all the people around the table, bring everybody together, certainly works with the mayor and city council to develop that bring. that's what i bring the skills and background to do that kind of focused strategic planning and that kind of visioning. that's what we really need to do and do

hannah, 22, and clarence 20. he went by frankie. his fiancee, hannah gilley also killed. so were kenneth and gary rhoden. eight lives cut short. >> there's blood all over the house. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies would soon find the eight relatives shot dead in four separate homes miles apart. hanna rhoden's 4-day-old baby found alive in her same room. kenneth rhoden discovered by his cousin. >> i just found my cousin with a gunshot wound. >> reporter: during sunday's services at the union hill church, never has this community had so much to mourn. >> why? who would do this? >> reporter: today orange ribbons in pike county honoring the victims as the community raises money for their fun rales. >> you don't expect this kind of thing to happen in a small town like this. i mean it's tragic. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies here are calling the killings methodical. for man 100 investigators are now working this case and autopsies are scheduled to be finished tomorrow. kate. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> moments of panic last night at a senior prom in wisconsin when a youn

hannah's car was part of a massive honda airbag recall.he had received several notices for recalls in the male, but the problem was never fixed. to see if your car is impacted by a recall, call your dealer or visit safer car. gov. > scary. sue palka is back with us tonight. i'm doing great. wish i had warmer news for the weekend. we'll get there eventually. that needs we don't need to put away our ewing booths or our snow coats yet. >> i haven't minded having the booths out. we h trouser socks. going to be so sad to pack them away for the summer, isn't it, shawn? >> i don't know what they are. > i'm going to wear mine. you'll be disappointed. i want you to lower your standards immediately. tonight we are clearing out. we don't have any rain out there. we do have a little bit of snow that is flying in the mountains and we get to lots of your fantastic rainbow pictures. after i talked about it at 10, lori sent this picture. this picture taken in clark county. everybody is getting the whole ark. these phones are great. this is what we were se

hannah daniels at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot. >>> still ahead, a famous baseball jersey is home. the jersey catcher mike piazza public. don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. introducing the fusion of exceptional taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. >>> as i mentioned, this was a state of my first job out of college. i love the smell of new york. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry, didn't you say you lived here for a while? nobody likes the smell of new york, even the statue of liberty lit a match. >> heidi cruz is campaigning to new yorkers. not quite passing stephen colbert's smell test last night on late night. >>> well, the jersey worn by new york mets player mike piazza the autographed number 31 jersey arrived a

>> that's it. >> reporter: i'm here with hannah and ryan and aubrey. we have one thing left to say. let's end childhood cancer. back to you. alison: linda, thank you so much. i'm joined by a pediatric kettering. thank you for joining us. those kids in that piece, just inspirational to see what they have been through and how they're helping other children fight cancer. >> they work so hard. they have an uphill battle. our job is to find better cures. i want to thank you and fox 5 for raising awareness about pediatric cancer. it's critical to our success. awareness helps foundations like funds we need to find cures. alison: you bring up signs. this was a big week. sean parker made major donations to six centers across the country. and memorial sloan kettering is one of the places that received funding. talk about the money and what you'll do with that. >> it's a revolutionary way. it's nice when we have industry, like sean parker, to have a new way to fund cancer. he's not funding one type of research. he wants to fund researchers to collaborate. we need multiple collaborations, break

hannah rhoden's baby found alive in the same room.enneth rhoden, discovered by his cousin. >> i just found my cousin with a gunshot wound. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez reporting there. >>> a private memorial service was held for music icon prince at his paisley park compound saturday. the legend was cremated as crowds of fans gathered outside the fence of where he lived and worked. a representative for the music superstar said the location of prince's remains will be private. this weekend, snl also celebrated the purple one with an hour long tribute that include this had never-before-seen clip. ♪ that was prince performing at the after party of snl's 40th anniversary show. >>> a severe weather system move thud kansas sunday, bring iing powerful winds and hail. more severe weather is expected this week. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with your monday forecast. good morning, bill. >> good morning. the storm system that moved through the west with gusty winds, that's the storm right here that will cause all the problems this week with

from your loving wife, hannah. " similar to blair, some thoughts might resemble those avoiding butler during this process of forcible separation. he wrote to his wife in maryland, hoping his letter " will find you, my wedded wife as i left you. i will be glad if you let me know how you are as soon as possible. i am bound to be yours, and if i ever have the least idea of changing my present state, i will let you know, and do try to walk in the steps of a married woman." hannah blair and william butler are a few examples that symbolize the thousands of unknown voices whose painful memories died with them, hoping future generations would never know the painful loss of kinship to satisfy the economic desires of slave owners like washington and jefferson. despite the many presidents who expressed their sentiments against the institution, as many of them claim to despise it, they're in action toward ending slavery makes them complicit in this exploitation. to fully understand the perceived inconsistencies between men who claim a heart while simultaneously allowing it perpetuation, we must u

hannah daniels at the new york stock exchange.a famous baseball jersey is home. the jersey catcher mike piazza wore during an iconic game goes public. an iconic game goes public. don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safelite. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) ♪safelite repair, safelite replace.♪ introducing the fusion of exceptional taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. new activia fruit fusion. thousands are dealing with morning that could keep them from getting their tax retu plus, he was brazen enough pull out a saw blade and sta bike on a busy city street. police are hoping you can hp them find the man. and bragging rights and big delegates on the line... thw york primary is here. a pre, and we talk to our washingt insider. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,,,, >>> here's

hannah rhoden's four-day-old baby found alive in her same room.neth rhoden discovered by his cousin. >> i just found my cousin with a gunshot wound. >> that is just so tragic. nbc's gabe gutierrez reporting there. >>> let's get down to business on this monday with cnbc's landon dough yodowdy. >> reporter: the dow coming off a positive week, holding above that 18,000 level while the nasdaq ended lower due to disappointing earnings from microsoft. look for reports this week on housing, consumer confidence and first quarter gdp. a two-day fed meeting and earnings from apple and exxon mobil. >>> meanwhile, prices at the pump are creeping higher. the average price of regular unleaded jumping 8 cents in the past two weeks to $2.18 a gallon. and that's partly due to crude oil prices edging up. gas prices are up 41 cents in the past two months. >>> also, sales of prince's music have skyrocketed since the artist's death on thursday. nielsen music says there were 2.3 million song sales in the past three days including nearly 1 million just on thursday. sale

hannah elliott takes us on a test drive.nah: the world of cars, there is a ferrari, and then there is a ferrari. 12 is20,000 ferrari is decidedly with the latter. we are in the mojave desert. it is the perfect juxtaposition to this. xl 12.nder gas guzzling it gives a 731 horsepower. everything in this car makes you want to go fast. is the car ferrari made to drive to the track, on the track, and the drive home. i'm happy to report that the interior is big and roomy. these are racing, adjustable, sports seats. there are a few spine spots -- blind spots. do not go over any dips higher than a speedbump. and, you will get at most 18 miles per gallon. it is a great driving machine. ferrari is extremely proud of what they have achieved. and rightfully so. it is the most powerful road car ever built. in my mind, the ferrari california is the car you buy your spouse or son. the x12 is the one you want for yourself. take that elon musk. that is basically what they are saying. mark: she said it is the car you buy your spouse or son. h

and yeah, and people keep asking me, if i feel like hannah made a smart choice. like, they think because i play her, and cause i did it, it endorse this behavior. obviously you should never spread your underpantsless legs for your employer, that is called sexual harassment. >> seth: right. endorsing it. >> seth: yes. that must be an amazing journey you've taken with the show. because i feel like people have so tied you to that character. >> yeah. >> seth: in a way that is unfair of other people who play fictional characters. >> you know, i'm sure people think larry david's going to be like, grumpy if you park in front of him. like, i get it. but, like, i think people are surprised because i'm actually bit more conservative than that in my own personal life. >> speaking of conservative, you are reaching a very important age. you're about to turn 30? >> mm-hmm. give me a month. >> seth: and you are excited or bummed? >> so excited. >> seth: okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> so excited. i'm not there yet, my boyfriend is 32. >> seth: okay. >> he seems to really be en

so hannah dug a small snow cave in which they took shelter. but its ceiling kept sinking lower and lower. >> it was the most terrifying boredom i think i've ever experienced. it's just four days of just laying there. you can't leave. there's really nothing you can do except think about all the things that could go even more wrong at any second. >> their o deal ended after three nights in the cave when a locator beacon led rescuers to them. they were both amazingly in good condition. >> wow. >>> a second chance. >> did you ever wonder what judge who recognized the former classmate in her courtroom? >>> we got a pretty great sunday shaping up ahead of us. >> you have the dreary clouds and rainfall today but a pretty nice afternoon. all uphill from here and temperatures back into the 60s during the day tomorrow. so not quite as warm as it was this afternoon. but still a little bit above average for this time of the year. and we look over toward mid town from the camera in queens, temperatures 58. that wind is coming in from the north kind of gust

hannah has an excellent collaborator for us and an important helper. and we provided her with quite a few resources, also, mulch fertilizer and facilitating the agricultural days and it seems that the urban agricultural position has been vacant for months. thank you. >> thank you. >> anyone who wishes to make general public comment, come on up. >> hello, my name is adam and i apparently got here at the exact right moment. [laughter ] >> i'm one of the many san francisco urban agriculture people, i work alt gardens across the city that benefits from the programs that hannah worked on during her time and i highly highly recommend that quick action is taken to fill the position and people say there were great resource centers and i checked the website and there is nothing written. what happened? a lot of people are unsure what is going on. thank you for all the work put into that position and get it back on-track as soon as possible. >> thank you. commissioner mcdonnell, do you have a question? >> just a question of dawn, yes, please. if i understand it c

report floor detroit, hannah saunders fox news. >> oh, my goodness. >> all right.ll you what, i think we all had to wear coats coming in to work today. >> oh, yeah. >> i was -- i rethought my choice of wearing a dress. i probably should have wore pantsuit today. >> get the turtleneck out. (laughter). >> it's just sad. >> isn't it may almost. >> we're paying the price. end on a cool note. it was a cool month. i think we'll be right average or slightly blow in temperature the first time, gosh, in months. >> right. we haven't been higher. >> this warm train is about to come to screeching halt. >> i shouldn't feel so cold. it's not that bad out. it's very nice. >> we just have been spoiled. 86-degree day yesterday. looking life you can see in old city philadelphia clouds hanging around the temperature 54 degrees. at least we have a southerly wind at 7 miles an hour. warming us up to a little bit but it's much colder today. some 31-degrees colder today than yesterday at this type. right now in philadelphia, 54. 60 in the poconos because a little bit of sun there. not th

their children chris, hannah 22, and 22-year-old clarence. his fiancee also killed. so were kenneth and gary rhoden. the only survivors, young children, a 3-year-old, a 6-month-old, and hannah's 4-day-old baby found alive in the same room. >> it's unimaginable. an act of a person or persons that would come in, no warning, come in and kill eight members of a family. i thank god that they spared the children. >> why do you think the young children were spared? >> my only guess, and i would be completely speculating, but they're not witnesses. >> just a chilling thought. back in 2012, authorities here in pike county, ohio, discovered a marijuana grow operation with suspected ties to a mexican drug cartel. as for these latest murders, authorities have declined to comment on whether they have any suspects. a $25,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest. and autopsies of the victims are expected to be completed later today. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, pike county, ohio. >>> coming up, you might call it a smart way to travel. we'll show you that. w

hey, hannah. how you doing? hannah: i'm wonderful. steve: good. what do you

hannah's arch has been flying above this peak in the alps. the guys at red bull said, why not. as you can see. he is a former red bull series champion. he's going to head to 14 wind turbines and attack it at 190 miles an hour. for him, just a bit of fun. >> go for it! >> listen to it. >> it's so gool. >> man, he's doing it like a driving course around cones. >> as much as he is a pro, it's a little bit different than red bull air races. always flat. this is on a mountain. and there is a lot of wind up there. but he nails it. the red bull air races use these flimsy air pylons that can flop out of the way. this is a giant steel tower. >> doesn't seem to slow him down as he just attacks it. it's glorious. it's shot like a hollywood movie as we've come to expect from these red bull videos. >> turn on the turbines this time. >> that would have been a little bit dodgier. like i said, an incredible video. we'll put it on our website. >>> what i've got here is a video of a fishing expedition of sorts. the little string hanging down from inside what looks to be a hobby shop. the string

they were starved for ratings and they could film hannah on any show, even the biggest sunday morningws. they would never allow any other candidate to do. are you a hillary clinton reporter? ms. huffington: we are covering everyone. we believe that's our job. wes not our job to pretend don't have a strong position on a candidate who is completely beyond the pale like donald trump. emily: what keeps arianna huffington awake at night? ms. huffington: i am a neurotic mother. i'm working on it. i'm not saying it proudly. emily: aren't all mothers neurotic in some way? ms. huffington: i am particularly neurotic. if i text one of my daughters who are 24 and 26 and if i don't get a response within 3.5 seconds, i moved to major negative fantasy. i am confessing this publicly. i hope someone will provide some help. emily: what is next? this is your 15th book. ms. huffington: i am very committed to this campaign. it is much beyond the actual book. outreach to college over 100 colleges because i want to reach the millennial audience and have them understand that sleep is essential to their well-

. >> hannah simpson graduated in 2003 as a man. now she's back as a transgender woman doing something she wasn't able to do for herselfdwhen e eaattended, fight for the rights ofea transgender students. >> the policy was expected to pass with ease. this with superintendent before the vote. >> yessefor ilypearrants the rights that every other student has with our school district. >> but opponents turned out in force. >> it looks like a slam dunk. >> some citing hery jous concerns. others worrying it would students who aren't transgender. >> she doesn't want to have to think about having boys in her locker room with her. >> hintding that this debate is far from over saying that he expects lawsuits to be filed against the district. >>> well, somebody purchased a powerball ticket in new jersey is a millionaire. no one hit the powerball jackpot but a ticket was sold at 7-11, but not the winning powerball. the winning numbers, the power ball was 9. again, jackpot for wednesday night's drawing will be 1 # $4 million. >>> a pun-two punch i

>> hannah. ernie: do you like being called bella? >> sometimes anna banana. ernie: marco maypo. ernie: where did you come up with that? >> i have no idea. his name is mark and it happened. ernie: does he like it? >> yeah. ernie: does he call you anything? >> no. that's it. nothing inventive. ernie: it's cute. it works. enjoy it. bye! >>> all right. i want to hear the names you have. share them on facebook. we thank you very much for joining us. i'm ernie anastos here in studio 5 and for all of us in the control room, big john, give us a wave, good staff up there. they keep us on the air looking good. we'll see you tomorrow night. what kind of names do you pick out? anything sweet for your family? i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for $39.99 per month. and ask about free

mona hannah attisha, director of pediatrics at the hurley center in flint, was one of the first to soundlarm. but when she released her findings in september of 2015 -- >> right away, we were attacked. we were told that we were wrong, that we were unfortunate researchers. >> larry: wait, "unfortunate researchers"? that's a terrible thing to be called, but it will be an awesome name for her eventual oscar-winning biopic. (applause) you gonna crush it! yeah! but in covering this story, i have to say, i have been so impressed by the work that dr. mona hanna-attisha has done for her community, and i just had to have her on our show. so please welcome dr. mona hanna-attisha. (cheers and applause) hey! i said your name right? okay! (cheers and applause) ♪ welcome to the show. thanks so much for coming out. >> thanks for having me. >> larry: thanks for your dedication and everything. tell me how you started realizing something was wrong. >> we started hearing reports there was lead in the water. a researcher drove from flint to virginia to research the water and said there was lead in the water

mona hannah-attisha, the local pediatrician who first brought this story to light. more people to thank? the "detroit free press" who stayed with this like a dog with a bone and who's integrity-- ♪ ♪ aww, come on, play-off music? how can you play me off? this is my show. another fine. go to bed, kids. ( cheers and applause ) all right, our next dirty state that needs a little cleaning is utah, where the water is clean but it's the minds that are dirty. >> gary herbert will sign a resolution into law that declares pornography a public health crise. >> larry: my prediction? governor herbert will try to sign that resolution into but then a sexy secretary will ask him what he's doing with his big then, and then... you know how that goes. okay, guys, look, i know utah is pretty strict, but are they serious about porn being a public health cries? apparently, just listen to this utahan, elder jeffrey r. holland. >> we do need to see this like avian flu or cholera or diphtheria or polo. it needs to be eradicated. >> larry: hold on a second. as dangerous as polo? not true. f

the only survivors, a 3-year-old boy, a 6-month-old boy, and hannah's 4-day-old baby girl, found alive in her dead mother's room. why do you think the young children were spared? >> my only guess, and i would be completely speculating, but they're not witnesses. >> reporter: tonight authorities aren't commenting on whether they have any potential suspects in the country's deadliest mass murder so far this year. this neighborhood remains sealed off. and while authorities believe the rhoden family was specifically targeted, the local sheriff is urging anyone in this community who feels threatened to arm themselves. lester? >> gabe, thank you. >>> victim "a" who accused dennis hastert of sexually abusing him as a teenager is now suing hastert for nearly $2 million. this just two days before hastert is to be sentenced for lying to investigators about the alleged hush money he paid to keep it quiet. nbc's stephanie gosk has the details. >> reporter: the anonymous man who received payments from dennis hastert that prosecutors say was used as hush money is now suing the former speaker of the

grandmother dana and her daughter hannah who was killed with her four day old child laying in bed beside. the child was unhurt. authorities have said it appose some of the victims actually tried to put up a fight before being shot dead. others were killed in their sleep. to the person who comes forward and gives authorities the information they need to make an arrest in this case, cincinnati businessman announced saturday he'll give that person a $25,000 row war. cbs news pike county ohio. >>> ♪ >>> now to campaign 2016. the presidential candidates and their surrogates are criss-crossing our area just ahead of tuesday's crucial primaries. former president bill clinton campaigned for his wife hillary at the dining car in northeast philly today. and he also spoke to supporters in montgomery and delaware counties. he asked pennsylvanians to vote for the democratic frontrunner. >> we have to pull this country together again. we got to quit being small and petty and meek and divided. that's what she wants to do and we can do it so we can all rise together. (applause). >> former president also

>>> coming up okay hannah daniels, kpix 5 at 11:00, up in flames, coming up tonight on cbs 2 news at 11:00, meet' man who risked his life to risk a stranger from' burning car. >>> from low backs to high slits are these dresses appropriate for the prom? experts weigh in on how parents must compromise with their children. up next at 11. >>> remembering prince his life and legacy. thank you for joining us. "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. why do we scream at each other this is what it sounds like when doves cry >> pelley: he was music royalty. the death of the artist who will forever be remembered as prince. purple rain also tonight, flooded texas gets the last thing it needed -- more rain. >> reporter: how much money do you think you will have lost? >> a lot, a lot of money. >> pelley: a bold prediction from a tough man on a delegate mission. >> certainly by june 7th we think we'll be the nominee. >> pelley: and day for a queen. elizabeth reaches a milestone. happy birthday your highness >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelle