sir elton john, who has two children of his own, is boycotting their products. r elton john: i said i would be boycotting their products. i found it offensive to say that any child was synthetic. there are leafs about family, i respect their own beliefs, but i find it sad that two gay men would feel like that. in the end, life is too short. the olive branch will be extended in the end, but i think they made a mistake, and i think they probably regret it. at the end of the day you i think they are bad people? operably not. katty: would you be prepared to reach out to them? sir elton john: absolutely. katty: what do you think they meant by synthetic? sir elton john: i have no idea. they have brought so much love and happiness to people that could not have children, and no child should be called synthetic. katty: sir elton john on in vitro fertilization and funding for hiv aids. for decades his story has captured the spirit of new york city. his voice went silent. the mystery of what happened to joseph mitchell. one of india's biggest and most popular movie stars wa

i will just reinforce what john has said and again we view of transparency and accountability as central to the climate discussion nationally. we pushed very hard to maximize transparency and accountability in the various agreements and we will do the same as we come forward to the paris discussions. and so we will also fully participate in anything that is agreed to whether it's the biennial reports including the multilateral assessment products. last week i sat in lima in the hot seat and discuss how we are doing in our targets and took questions and every country is now doing that and that's critical to make sure we have brought transparency and accountability across the world. so we feel very good about that process of accountability that it brings. i would note with respect to our numbers we have lots of systems to track her numbers as john has indicated and that, on different timescales in different scopes. one important data point that's worth noting is that the last four months the energy information administration literally comes out with monthly data on their energy co2 emissio

behind the house with a series of electrical towers and john had started to climb them. >> so far, john hasd ground level because his family coaxed him down but that day with both parents away at work he ventures higher. >> john had recently discovered the spikes on the side of the tower, about 20 feet up, so he was able to maneuver the tower and climb up to those spikes. >> brother james is afraid of heights but he feels he has no choice. >> james followed john because he didn't expect him to go all the way. he was climbing and then john just kept climbing further and he was yelling at him to get down, to stop. >> 911 emergency. >> this is an autistic child that climbed in front of my house. >> word quickly gets out. >> way above there now. >> he's just about to the top where the wires are. hurry. >> okay. >> in no time john is 120 feet up along with his older brother james. >> he went straight up. i was trying to be calm. you know? looking at things. but it was a sight i could do without. i was afraid up there. >> when we got to the top he got his glasses off he couldn't see how far down

o'malley has his work cut out for him. john will have our joint scouting report coming out tomorrow. on martin o'malley. we both agree on this. he is a guy that has positioned himself a little to the left of hillary clinton, but not far enough to the left to capture the heart of the far left of the party. he needs an economic platform this is more distinct from hillary clinton and as distinctive as bernie sanders' platform or else he will not have enough of a chance to pick up insurgent votes on the far left. mark: here's the thing about martin o'malley -- he is super talented. there have been almost no days this year where he has shown how talented he is. there is a reason why bill clinton singled him out years ago as somebody that can be president someday. he has to show that on a regular basis to overtake sanders. john: we have heard a little anecdotal evidence of people being excited in iowa. if it's going to happen for him, it will happen there. he is probably a better fit for iowa than bernie sanders. if he can catch fire

secretary of state john kerry has made an unannounced visit to somalia. he arrived a short time ago. and is the first u.s. secretary of state to visit the country. the trip is expected to show support for the somalia government in its fight against al shabab. what's the suck doing in somalia, who's he going to meet with? >> it's more accurate to say what did john kerry do while he was in mogadishu for more than three hours on tuesday. he melt with the president as well as members of his cabinet including the prime minister as well as regional leaders and with civil society leaders. what john kerry was trying told was communicate the obama administration support for the government of somalia and efforts to prepare for next

ben carson has a great life story. a premier doctor at johns hopkins. ina is incredibly successful. very articulate. mark: they have great resumes. i'm just wondering if anybody has done anything this year in the context of the candidates who you would single out and say they are being good on this issue or playing politics mark. not endorsing them. fmr. gov. barbour: several people have done some good things. i don't think anybody has done anything bad or permanent damage to themselves. mark: nobody stands out to you on any particular issue or strategy that you would say is smart? fmr. gov. barbour: well, i think in the last couple of years rand paul has worked very hard for people to recognize he is a tolerant person. that is not to say he is a moderate, he is not. he is somebody that is temperate. he has spoken to a lot of groups. i think that has been good for him. i think it has been good for chris christie to just be somebody who says i will tell the truth whether it is popular or not. i thought his entitlement speech was something smart because it

john: ha, ha, ha, it's confusing to me. today people say say whitewater? what's that? emember the next scandal -- >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. john: six months later -- >> indeed, i did have a relationship with ms. lewinsky. john: again no lasting damage. hey it's just sex. but then there's also cover-up and lying under oath. but, hey, people lie about sex. wake me when bill or hillary lie about something really important, something that affects people's lives. >> u.s. officials are investigating whether or not the attack on the consulate in libya was an organized terrorist attack. >> did somebody get advance warning of this attack? john: secretary of state clinton fist blamed the a-- first blamed the attack on a youtube video, even though the state department had information about it being terrorism. when confronted about that, she said -- >> i take responsibility. john: people like it when politicians say that. then comes the excuse. >> in the fog of war, there's always going to be confusion. john: then deflect the question by saying i don't rea

john. you remember the scene just days ago outside of city hall. the show of force has diminished here. we don't see the national guard and the police presence is small. you talk about the first night last night with no curfew. it was very calm. the national guard will complete its drawdown according to the governor in 72 hours. it will take 72 hours because they brought in some 4,000 people. in the meantime we are starting to learn a bit more about some of the six officers charged in freddie gray's death. i was in the neighborhood yesterday of officer william porter. he is 25 years old. he was hired in 2012 to be a police officer with the baltimore police department. he faces three charges, including involuntary manslaughter as well as second-degree assault. now, he is the officer who showed up to the van and called essentially to check up on freddie gray. when he got to the van, according to the state prosecutor freddie gray asked for medical attention, but did not get that medical attention. back in his neighborhood this lady who lives doors away from him, not only his neighbor but f

one of us has to go. johnnd becky's relationship is so toxic that i no longer believe that the three of us can work together. the only chance this business has of surviving is for one of them to go. john: he's right. one of the three of us has to go. well, it's not gonna be me. it's my money. becky: alls you want is your money. john: no. that's not all i want, is my money. becky: you've looked at buying other businesses. john: you're not majority owner. you're 18%. you better start [bleep] acting like it. becky: thanks. you're just gonna run it into the goddamn ground. [ sobs ] [ crying ] i just feel like i've been fighting so long because i love this company. i had to fight for it. i'm not giving up on it. [ sobbing continues ] my son's grown. this is my new baby. so i'm gonna take care of her. john: i want my business, and i want to run my business my way. i just don't see a way of moving beyond that with becky. i left a $120,000-a-year job to come work for free for two years to build something. it's my baby

asaad for some time, and washington has come here, john kerry has come here, hoping there may be some kind of flexibility, that the grounds are shifted enough, that maybe russia's backing of asaad might be softening a little bit. and maybe they can persuade them to come to the negotiating table. washington says that russia and it's rebels in the east of ukraine have methodically broken the cease fire, and russia says that the cease fire has been broken continue ousley by the ukrainian army, a lot of problems and differences between these two sides. >> as we are waiting for that to start we have had some other statements this one saying russia will not bend to pressure to ditch it's national interests. it is interesting not that we expected anything else, but we are hearing a very strong stance. well, it is interesting if you listen to those comments and also listen to the comments that have been coming out of russia over the last couple of days to do with this visit. they are interpreting john kerry's trip here as a sign of american flexibility. that america is coming here maybe with

translate that to iowa and south carolina, but he has become a force in republican politics and he has showed why. johnoubt he has a group of people who really love him and that kind of performance will make them love him more. the question is whether that will transfer to the larger stage. trying to move people who have never heard of him before -- mark: i wonder if you will try to give a traditional speech? what he did do today is said the message i'm a first-year candidate will stop if you look at all the other announcements who came today -- all three of the senators, they sent a bigger message. this sends a strong message, but i don't think a bigger one. mark: carly fee arena made her announcement today. rep -- carly fee arena -- we set aside the most robust statement she made -- it was to george stephanopoulos this morning. carly: yes, i am running for president. i understand how the economy actually works and i understand how the world works. i understand bureaucracies and that's what our federal -- what our federal government has become. i understand technology, which is a tool to reimagine gov

the government cannot do this. >> david, john has a point there. i mean the government has tried to do this. there hasn't been success. >> there has been success, and it was alluded to before if we did not have some of the programs that do exist, just imagine what pictures we'd be seeing other than the ones we're now showing. >> but that's very difficult to say, just a hypothetical. poverty rate is close to what it was in lyndon johnson's time >> actually it has been reduced and columbia researchers found out with a plemental income forecasting that the poverty rate has gone down from 29 to 16%. so it has gone down with new metrics but going through the original point of view or the point that you were raising is that you could free up the government from issuing food stamps if you raise the minimum wage from $7.50 and had the private sector paying fair livable wages at $12 an hour. >> they don't have jobs. >> if i might finish then with those jobs more than $7.50 they wouldn't also have to supplement their incomes by the federal government with foo

has it right. this is a shell game as john implied.fact it is interesting that unions aren't out there busting their chops to get people to use more money. they are to get non-union people money. what's the end game there? they look good it's great p.r. look how wonderful the unions are. join us increase our coffers. two, by raising the rates of non-union member they in fact take mare union members more competitive. why would you now hire what used to be a $10 person that is $15 when you can just get a union person? so john said it's a shell game and it makes the unions look good but i'm sure the left will tell us exactly how business will be run in the future. >> okay. jonas, union membership has been plummeting. there's no question about this. do you think that they're basically trying too boost their membership here? >> they are trying to change their brand. like the public doesn't support most union workers. they are paid well, they already got a lot of benefits. people are mad states are going broke paying high pensions. the minim

. >> music legend elton john has been an activist in the battle against h.i.v. the fight to the u.s. congress urging them to commit more fund for them to fight the epidemic. we have mar. >> reporter: subcommittee hearings on capitol hill can be a dry affair, rarely attracting much attention, except when celebrities grow up. >> back in your came give these people a break. >> that was the case when sir elton john appeared before members of congress to make the case for funding the in flight against aids and h.i.v. this is a powerful body in the world. this congress has the power to end aids. i'm here to ask you to use that power. >> funding put in place put in place a programme that led to life-saving treatment for hundreds of thousands, and reduced mother to child transmissions by half. it is at risk as conservative lawmakers look to make cuts. elton john did what few would do. using profanity to make a point about u.s. generosity and how it conditions and convinces them to become an activist for the cause. >> the company did give everything to me as a profession

he has made it about the same kind of inequality that was done in france and barack obama did against mitt romney. charlie: david axelrod, in 2008, is advising miliband. john: he has done a good job. pretty much most of the main hundreds said you have an election where you have a prime minister who is not loved. there is a big gap between him and ed miliband. conservatives are scoring better than labour. that plus other difficulties for cameron, especially the rival in a much greater strength in the u.k. independence party, their main thing is to take britain out of europe. cameron thought he had dealt with that by promising firmly a referendum. he said, there will be a referendum about whether britain can come out of europe. the one reason people have begun to think he might be pulling ahead of miliband. there is at least a suspicion when they go into the ballot even that they don't like david cameron, they might think the worst thing they could do is let an miliband in. -- ed miliband in pyramid there some suspicion, may cameron is doing better than the polls suggest, but worse than many of us thought. charlie: jim the cnet is advising cameron -- jim mus

secretary of state has ever visited the country of somalia, but john kerry is doing just that on tuesdaying the obama administration's support for the government and the efforts to try to formalize and legalize the democracy that has been taking shape for the past three years. the obama administration wants to show its support for the presidency ahead of next year's presidential elections, and they want to see more encouragement of people on the local level getting involved in the political process. kerry is also meeting with members of civil society, and regional political leaders who have their own concerns not just about human rights but also about the ongoing security situation. al-shabab still controls some parts of the country, and that's making it difficult for hundreds of thousands of somali refugees most notably inside kenya who want to return home to their nation. however, the u.s. is putting pressure on neighboring kenya to not do anything such as forcibly expel members of the somali refugee community because of its own fears about al-shabab attacks. the u.s. is trying to make

a political resourcefulness and has a likelihood of cobbling together a coalition government? johnklethwait: most people still say cameron. because he did it before. he has a good ability to lose something -- that has happened. and then do something quickly. against that, everybody who underrated and miliband -- i say the wrong miliband did everybody who underrates him, he is quite close and a far better chance than anybody thought of getting there. john: our boss our friend. , we will abuse you more thoroughly. when we come back, the clinton high command revealed. ♪ mark: big day in clinton land. bill clinton in morocco talking about the foundation, state departments saying hillary should not have used private e-mail. we have a bit more from hillary land. who is really in and out as part of her inner circle? joining us from los angeles, je nn. the story that we have on the site about the clinton campaign is based on a memo that lays out there management calls. tell everybody what struck you most about who is included in who is not. jenn: what we can see from this memo is a sense o

terms of creating new resources to address the affordability criticize and under the leadership of john has been a great partner to problem solve and create tools it he has helps us regulate and create for housing to recollection look at the possibility of building on the public sites as well as improvements in the inclusionary program the mafdz what do we do obviously work on the development of the city's housing policy whether the implementing agency to assist in the construction of affordable housing we're also the office that provide for pass through grants to the strength of the neighborhood fantastic and the goal of our office to have all those tools work together and in that way we're creating not only affordable housing but we're doing that in the context of neighborhood and stronger neighborhood and providing the resources they neighborhood level that in turn supports the residents i'll talk about the policy and program development of the excuse me. of the mayor's office of housing and i'll i'm going to turn it over to deputy director benjamin to walk to the rest of the power point

and john definitely, the wizard records saying john has 5, nondisplaced fractures in wrist and hands. here is dr. robert heimes, he is a surgery at the hospital. thanks very much for joining us, doctor. what is the difference between a nondisplaced fracture than a normal fracture or break? >> they are really the same. medical personnel, we use the term fracture. where nonmedical personnel use the term break they are actually the same. >> what is nondisplaced? >> meaning the fragments remain like a hairline a fracture where the two pieces fit perfectly together displaced meaning they are widely separated. >> oftentimes if you have to reset the bone to make it aligned once again, does that mean healing takes longer? how does something like this heal? >> absolutely correct. nondisplaceed fracture typically would heal in four to six weeks, if they are displaced and require surgery, healing could be little longer. >> if you watch the wizards, he is a leader on the floor, off the floor, can he return before the series is over? >> that's a really good question, the question everyone wants to

john: i know hillary clinton has a bit in common with the present character. want to ask you a question, we can talk about hillary clinton and how she is doing as a candidate. the question is just more the question of whether you think hillary clinton, if she were president of the united states and faced the kind of crisis you write about in this book fictionally, do you think one of her strings would be she would be one of those people who could handle that well? nicolle: i think she would have all of the same challenges that kramer does. of all the three books, this one to me, and i thought of it third. i am not in cahoots with hillary clinton. i do not write and plan this three weeks after her announcement on purpose. writers, as you guys know, never have that kind of luck. if you look at how she ran last time, someone who could answer the call at 3:00 a.m., she is running against a bunch of people that could answer the call at 3:00 a.m. i hear from democratic women not republicans, that her personal history and personal life is something they want to hear

secretary of state john kerry has met russian president, vladimir putin for the first time since therisis began in 2013. they are expected to discuss ukraine, the iranian nuclear talks, yemen and libya >>> the saudi-lead coalition has targeted a munitions building held by the houthis in yemen. >>> and a 7.3 magnitude aftershock has hit nepal less than three weeks after the devastating earthquake. the epicenter was near a popular stopping point for treks to mount everest. >>> russian opposition activisting have unveiled a report that claims that the rush shan military has been directly involved in the fighting in ukraine. the report alleges that at least 220 russian soldiers have been killed in eastern ukraine. the report goes on to say that the kremlin has spent more than a billion dollars sending arms and other supplies to the rebels in eastern ukraine. specifically mass cow is alleged to transferred the surface to sir missile system that was blamed for shooting now the malaysian airlines report. >> reporter: compiled by allies of the murder activist this report contains damming cla

. >> reporter: for two years, john has enjoyed his beautiful wood flooring from lumber liquidators. >> we love it. it's just -- it's great. >> reporter: but after seeing this "60 minutes" report, he has growing concerns. "60 minutes" tested 31 boxes of floorboards with labels indicating they met strict california standards. and they found all but one emitted as much as 13 times the amount of formaldehyde allowed. >> if this floor is determined unsafe, then yes, i'll have to have a problem with that. >> reporter: this prompted many like john to order test kits offered by the company. lumber liquidators now says 15,000 customers have ordered them so far. and of 3400 analyzed, over 97% had formaldehyde levels within the guidelines set by the world health organization but in a lawsuit filed yesterday california attorney alex robertson called the test results given to his clients false and deceptive. >> they have been trick and deceived into believing that their results are quote, unquote safe. we contend they're not safe. >> reporter: this is the letter sent to many customers stating the

he has no idea when john wilkes booth arrives president lincoln has been shot by him. when he learns news of this, that there is a major manhunt for john wilkes booth, he tells him he cannot stay in has to move on. booth continues on through the thickets. he will be for several days in the swamps with david herold hiding. they get to where they have a confederate contact that they run into to assist them in providing them hiding places. this would have been the route booth would have used in trying to kidnap lincoln and take himself to richmond, virginia. they are provided with a boat where they cross over here. they lose their way trying to get into virginia. vital time is lost going out of their way, and then into virginia, crossing into caroline county with the tide of the potomac, and making their way to the lucas farm. april 23, they continue on the rappahannock river. in caroline county, where they wind up at the garrett farm. when they crossed into king george county is where they meet up with three confederates, one of which was willie jett, who directs them to

secretary of state john kerry has arrived in russia to meet president vladimir putin in the resort cityt is his first visit there since the start of ukraine crisis, let's go live now to rory challands in sochi. rory what are you hearing now about what is expected to happen today? >> reporter: kerry has arrived his plane landed roughly 20, 30 minutes ago. and we have had confirmation finally from the kremlin that there is going to be a meeting between john kerry and vladimir putin later on today. so all systems go. john kerry will get a brief bit of freshening up time after a long flight over from the united states. and then what we are going to see first of all is some sort of wreath laying ceremony at the second world war memorial. recognize the united states did not send a high level representative, someone from the obama administration to russia's victory day celebrations last weekend. then kerry and lavrov are going to be going in to a two-hour meeting. and they will be in there for about two howard after that that's when beget the big one the meeting between kerry and putin at vlad

o'malley has his work cut out for him. john will have our joint scouting report coming out tomorrow. we both agree on this. o'malley is a guy that is positioned himself a little to the left of hillary clinton but not far enough to the left to capture the heart of the far left of the party. moreas this think of as bernie sanders' platform or else he would not have enough of a chance to pick up insurgent votes on the far left. mark: here's the thing about martin o'malley -- he is super talented. the president almost no days where he has shown how talented he is. there is a reason why bill clinton singled him out years ago as somebody that willcan be president someday. john: we have heard a little anecdotal evidence of people being excited in iowa. he is probably a better fit in iowa than bernie sanders. if you can catch fire there he will have a chance. mark: speaking of bernie sanders, when he was 30 years old he wrote an essay called "man and woman" which open to graphic references to rape and sexual assault. john, many people

perkasie, john has 65 and more cloud cover. the that is well represented when we look at where this frontal boundary is lining itself up. this whole mess isn't necessarily going to be dropping south but pieces of it will be. so we are calling for just some scattered additional pockets of rain throughout especially the first half of the day and temperatures in the mid 70's. we are jumping to sunday. but we are expecting some pretty great weather at this point. 68 degrees at 6:00 a.m. we will be bright and early with you on the news that morning on cbs-3. by 8:00 a.m. as racers are starting to getting 73 degrees. so, so comfortable with some sunshine. happy mothers day to you. looking ahead here the upcoming weekend looks pretty phenomenal. a few more cloud but even by testimony we are seeing sun return and 80's return as well. we will keep that theme going. our next shot for next weather does come along however finally with a new storm system heading our way as early as monday, vittoria, over to you. >>> thanks very much katie.

a great deal of controversy surrounding this event and many worried about, john has taken place. back to you. >> ed lavandera in garland. as ed mentioned, those attending the contest to draw cartoons of the prophet muhammad claim it was not anti-muslim, but pro-free speech. local police had officers and s.w.a.t. at the event in case there was violence. >> it is a pro-freedom of speech. why would anybody have to describe it as anti-islam in it is pro-freedom. that's what we're here for. we are freedom protectors. >> this is not anti-koran. >> the keynote speakers was a dutch politician. he tweeted thank god the heroes of s.w.a.t. prevented the worst. the mayor of garland said most of the people at the event are from out of town. >>> also new this morning, the first morning after the first night without a curfew since the violence broke out in baltimore one week ago. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake lifted the curfew. you will remember the unrest stemmed from anger over the death of freddie gray. you are looking at pictures outside city hall. a festive atmosphere as people celebrated

john has the story now from the beach. >> just wish you could go over there and put a blanket on them. >> a young sea lion struggles along the coastline. a volunteer nearby called for a rescue team which is actively working in the area since tuesday's oil spill. >> either one of two things will happen. we will go back into the water and die for sure or they will bite me. just have to wait till people know what they are doing. >> the sea lion is only a few miles way from the 9 mile contamination zone where a pipeline break sent thousands of gallons of oil into the ocean forcing the closure of three beaches and leading to a massive clean up effort. nearby at the beach the health officer personally inspected the sand and water and said it was not impacted here. >> there might be a little bit more oil on the beach than usual. kind of along the high tide water edge line. it's pretty avoidable right now. there really isn't any odor. of course this is an evolving situation. the wind and currents can always sxhaj push more ashore -- change and push more ashore. >> this is normal. it's dried u

[laughter] john: she has been making that joke with donors for the last couple of weeks. josh, i think it is quite funny. do you think hillary clinton can repair the damage that was done almost eight years ago with south carolina voters with her and her husband? josh: i think she has served being barack obama's secretary of state. and there is no real competition for the democratic nomination, so i do not think south carolinians, a, are getting for another option and, b, have one if they wanted one. john: it is not going to be a hospitable place for martin o'malley or for bernie sanders in a way that iowa and new hampshire could conceivably be. enthusiasm off the charts, and if you think about the obama coalition, she will do fine with women and will do fine with hispanics. but she needs to do better than fine. this is what this is about, not just repairing the breach. josh: two people in the corner exciting african american voters, barack obama and her husband, bill clinton, who may have a little repair work to do in south carolina but who has shown a long history of bei