doesn't have a monopoly on it. 35 miles from here, a young woman flexed her mussless to save her neighborhood. johnstone now on the power of destiny. [ applause ] >> reporter: when 20-year-old destiny wattford, won a prize last night it recognized a campaign as a high school student to protect her baltimore neighborhood. >> we decided it isn't the fate of our community or our planet to be a dumping ground. >> reporter: destiny grew up in curtis bay, part of baltimore with smokestack in the country. she made it her mission to stop construction of a huge new industrial incinerator less than a mile from her high school. the plant had already been approved by the city and state. >> reporter: how does a 17-year-old girl decide she will go up against the mayor, government nor, multimillion dollar corporation. >> it was an act of survival. because, like this was our home. >> reporter: the incinerator would burn 4,000 tons of trash a day. supporters called it renewable energy plant because burning the waste would produce electricity. not's not all it would produce. >> permitted to burn 240 pounds of mercur

>> i don't believe it. >> john herring offered to prove it. he gather aid group of ace hackers in our las vegas hotel. cracking mobile devices and them. would you put your money in a bank that didn't test the locks on their safes? we need to try how to break it to make sure the bad guys can't. >> reporter: how easy is it to break the phone right now? >> very easy. >> pretty trivial. >> do i need to connect to it? >> yeah. >> started when we logged on to the hotel wi-fi. herring created a ghost version. called spoofing. >> this looks legitimate. >> very legitimate. >> are you connected? >> i am. >> and i have your e-maim. >> you have access to my e-mail account? >> yeah, coming through right now. i now have a rideshare application up here. all information transmitted. your account id. your mobile phone which i just got the mobile number. more importantly i have all the credit card associated with, with that account. >> john oberhyde pointed out the greatest weakness in security is human nature. >> with social engineering you can't fix the human

. >> reporter: john herring offered to prove it. so he gathered a group of ace hackers at our las vegas hotel. each of them a specialist in cracking mobile devices and figuring out how to protect them. >> would you put your money in the bank that didn't test the locks, we need to try to break it to make sure the bad guys can't. >> how easy is it to break the phone right now? >> pretty easy. >> do i need to connect to it? >> yeah. >> reporter: it started when we logged on to the hotel wi-fi. at least it looked like the hotel wi-fi. herring had created a ghost version. it's called spoofing. >> this looks legitimate. >> it looks very legitimate. so are you connected? >> i am. >> and i have your e-mail. >> you have access to my e-mail account? >> yes, it's coming through right now. i have a ridesharing application. your mobile phone, and more importantly, i have all the credit cards associated with that account. >> ooh. coming up on 60 minutes at 7:00, see how the hackers were able to listen in on the phone calls and track the movements

only john kasich beats her by a 12-point advantage. late today is the sanders campaign lashing out, accusing clinton and the dnc of fund-raising malpractice, arguing the serious apparent violation should cease immediately. tonight the clinton campaign is firing back, blasting the sanders attack as baseless and misleading. this democratic slugfest reignited just hours before the new yorkers vote. lester? >> peter alexander in brooklyn tonight, thank you. >>> still ahead, scary moments in the sky. a passenger plane struck while coming in for a landing. the mid-air danger pilots encounter at least three times a day in the u.s. ews. you're down with crestor.

john: i would not think so, so she chose to her boyfriend. >> i am massively and that. is actually other people's debt. it's complicated. >> you ran up all this debt on me? >> did you not know that this? john: no one knows about this. >> and it is actually not the debt that the taxpayers have related to the bailouts and the guarantees they have thatthat does not even count as part of the national debt because it is considered to be a government-sponsored enterprise or government-sponsored entity. john: thank you. next, will alexis finally break up with? will you? when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. john: if you have been with us, i assume you are now easier for alexis to fulfill the promise to the titles of the show and break up with down, but it is hard to do. >> are y

tech expert john herring sent her something that contained mal ware. >> then karen called from san francisco. and proved the hack worked. >> we installed into your device that is broadcasting video from your phone. >> my phone is not even lit up. >> i understand that. >> herring is the cofounder of the mobile security firm, look out. the company monitors smart phones for mal ware. after sunday's story aired, traffic on lookout's website can you can you believe -- doubled. slowing down the server. >> also make sure to check your text and phone logs to make sure a hacker isn't using your number. >> experts say it's important to keep hackers out of so don't pick on questionable links. and make sure you only download apps from a trustworthy app store. >> exercise caution. >> c net says there are a number of apps that can detect mal ware on your phone. >> can you have it scan your phone once a day, once a week, or when something changes. >> that can make sure the only person accessing your phone is you. kenneth craig, cbs news new york. >>> now at 6:00, campaign 2016. voters head to the polls to

. >> here is john being her. remember mister mayor smoking cigarettes.he was always crying. >> areas. a person with no lucifer? how could that the? i thought he was jesus . >> either one of the other is lying. you can't be both jesus and lucifer. >> ted cruz responded and said we have never even work together. what are you talking about? >> we walked by each other in the hallway. >> he is too busy having carly fiorina saying the wheels in the was bus are going round and round. >> she was just trying to be entertaining. >> that is mean. >> let's talk about chris christie . >> you see him behind donald trump at all of these campaign stops. he is looking a little bit bewildered and sometimes perplexed. >> that look is that he should be the one giving the speech. doesn't america realize what they are losing? not having cmo. realizes it because they don't care. >> this guy is always missing in action. the whole thing is try to create favor with the voters . >> did you see the look on his wife's face? all of a sudden y

her. this makes it april in new york. a brawl in new york is what he needs to win new york. johnyour argument is that although he twisted her words and went further than was merited, it's good for him because he needs to basically do that. pecans just stay on the path he is on-- -- he can't just stay on the path he is on. he has to do something unfair. mark: if we want to talk about twisted words, we can talk about how the clinton campaign said bernie sanders wanted to get rid of universal coverage. john: the clinton campaign has been guilty of this throughout the campaign. saying that bernie sanders was friends with the koch brothers. mark: they can get rid of their crocodile tears. i have said before, this is good for him. he is standing up to her. he is changing the dynamic. it does not mean it's going to help him win. it could backfire. she may win at york by a bigger margin because of this. she is an experienced fighter. he needs to show that he can take her on. john: this is a good topic. an actual subtlety and nuance here. people point out with hillary sheton that by impli

behind here at the convention center for her supporters, it seems, looking far down the road now john her current opponent in bernie sanders, and on to the general election. >> most intelligent top caring candidate that's been there, done that, will do it again as president of the united states. >> with philadelphia mayor jim kenney by her side, former secretary every state, hillary clinton, rallied her supporters at city hall monday night. >> the goal here is to make sure we have a democrat in the white house next january. >> leading in the polls, clinton didn't mention bernie sanders by name, instead she called out republican frontrunner donald trump, and senator ted cruz. >> when i hear the kind of wreckless red rick coming from donald trump and ted cruz, it is deeply troubling, because it is not only offensive, it is dangerous. >> clinton spent the majority of her time speaking about the economy, education, and equal rights for all. over at drexel university, vermont senator bernie sanders brought out the crowd as well as star power, including actor susan sarandon. sanders stuck to hi

i'm thomas roberts here in new york in >>> taylor swift's awkward run-in with her ex john mayer. >> now on "extra." >>> taylor swift colliding with her former boyfriend john mayer as she parties with kendall, kourtney, and khloe. who they were all out

. >> reporter: the 30-year-old model and her husband, john legend, famous for songs like new child, luna, who's already become an instagram star in her own right, but when they responded without their bundle of joy only days old, mommy trolls lashed out at crissy comments like you just had a baby go home. dumb, no normal woman would want to leave a baby so soon. teeingen en she took to twitter "i went to dinner, people are pissed. good morning." it seems like the couple were just trying to be "ordinary people" to quote john. anyway, she's not letting the haters effect her sense of humor. she responded.

her. retired firefighter john lee gave her a check. lee had just won the grand prize of a st. patrick's day raffle, and after hearing her story decided she needed the money more than he did. >> pretty generous people. >>> checking your update on the weather? >> tweeting about the game, obviously, the homeopener, everybody wants to go down there, they're wanting to know if they can go to the dugout, and the rain delay -- we're on the air right here. >> and can i get the tickets? the answer to that is no. let's look outside right now to show you what we're dealing with. here is the problem, the rain coming through making its way through right now. you can see it through portions of kentucky and virginia. we're looking at strong storms there. for us, no strong storms, really not much going on outside. much more mild than last night. winds out of the south. here is the season, the southerly component to the wind, keeping temperatures way up. last night, manassas was 32 degrees. a very nice evening. nothing on the radar, just ground clutter here. not looking at anything there. the

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her victory is now nasight. >> going guard forward, more voices remain to be heard. tomorrow, on to maryland. >> ted cruz and john kasich, trying to deny her a first ballot conviction. a closer look at how they did it. it looks like 91 big yount -- a thousand votes, he closed. and help reducing in the big win for the 41. you soo a the for bernie. in the urban areas, by e -- in queens county, 61% to 38%. in 99, stalen ilapped, 52 percent winning in the african american community. moving forward, clinton and jump, they believe. they will be a big night there as well. >> what do thinks look like moving forward? >> a good night. at this point, ted cruz, has not picked up any. today, right now, donald trump, 847. delegates. for weeks and weeks, you need 2 1237. clinton, 139. bernie sanders, picked up. ks plain it hillary clinton, approximate she is the super. >> donald trump is the only one who has a chance, a chance of getting to 1237 before the convention? >> it was a big night for him. only 85 delegates tonight. republicans. even if they got 85 delegates, doesn't mean they do well next week, and do well in californ

. >> reporter: t model and her husband, john legend, famous for songs like "all of me" recently welcomedd, luna, who's already become an instagram star in her own right, but when they responded without their bundle of joy only days old, mommy trolls lashed out at crissy comments like you just had a baby go home. dumb, no normal woman would want to leave a baby so soon. teeing she took to twitter "i went to dinner, people are pissed. good morning." it seems like the couple were just trying to be "ordinary people" to quote john. anyway, she's not letting the haters effect her sense of she responded. i don't know, i can't find her. >> as always, we're online 24-7 thanks for watching and good night. thank you for throwing me a shower. you are the best matron of honor ever. let's not say "matron." okay, everybody, who wants a pizza bagel? all right, pizza bagels! and i made prosciutto e melone. all right, prosciutto e melone! marie, i told you i was taking care of the food. i know, dear. save room, everyone. i also have insalata caprese. oh, insalata caprese! sorry. padvil pm gives you the he

republicanannot have women senators endorsing her. johnlittle secret of her time on the senate armed services committee, the military likes hillary clinton. group is an interesting question because she has run pretty far to the left. she does not have a deficit reduction plan. and yet the wall street journal story said she may be seen as better on trade, infrastructure, immigration. if you look at bill clinton in and therack obama financial crisis, had tons of business people including a lot of republicans saying he is better than mccain on the economy. to say that is a canary in the gold mine. john: when a democrat make significant inroads in corporate america, to the pentagon and military establishment, those are huge problems for republicans. if a democrat makes those inroads, they have a huge leg up in the general election. right now hillary clinton is in a better place. speaking of the new york times, there was of these published this weekend that for the first time named names of potential hillary clinton running mates. choose afterg

in 2005, that reclusive aunt i mentioned, julie green, is diagnosed with cancer, and john moves her from the boston area into a condo up here in maine, where the siblings can help care for her. it's a big job to be a caregiver. >> i never thought of it that way. she had nobody else. >> what was she like? >> she was single and independent. >> never married? >> no. >> no children? >> she did not want children. >> nor does aunt julie want anyone to get rid of all her stuff. >> even when we moved everything out of that house, we had a dumpster put in there, and she would guard the dumpster. she would make sure we wouldn't throw anything out. >> so the basement of julie's condo gets overwhelmed with stacks of boxes of books and who knows what else. john, what are the chances that, if you and your sister didn't care for aunt julie, that those boxes would've just been trashed? >> very good chance of that. >> in her last years, the tight-lipped aunt julie does drop references to their ancestor she says accumulated much of it all. >> the only thing she would say is uncle andrew this, uncle andrew

she took her grandchildren on a john wilkes booth escape tour of her making. one of the things she told them was that many of the people on 10th street were secessionist. anybody? thank you very much. [applause] >> i am a history buff. back roads of the our country and how they work. >> american artifacts. a fantastic show. >> with american history tv, it gives you that perspective. >> author and professor gary gallagher discusses questions stemming from robert e. lee's surrender to ulysses s grant in appomattox in 1816 five. -- 1865. he analyzes if appomattox was the definitive end of the civil war and looks at the wartime goals of the union and if they were achieved. this talk was part of a daylong symposium and now, is the director of the john now -- nau

john imus second 1992. our next guests remember how he got the nomination in that fatal year. the entire state is the key for hillary clinton just like it was for hernd. here to talk about it, john podhoretz, editor of the columnist, and adam nagourney, the bureau chief for the los angeles times. try to convey to anyone who does not understand what a competitive new york primary on the public inside, try to convey what that is like. >> people like me, new yorkers talking about it not being true, it is crazy. new york invented before seven before there was 24/7. it is on the last places in the world except london were you have a really competitive newspaper. you have larger-than-life reporters who really know how to make news and view their role as trying to provoke candidates. we saw that, and you also have players in the form of 92 as david dinkins, who liked the metal event, which we are seeing with bill de blasio. it is incredible, really intense. i believe that by the end of that process, clinton liked what happened. despite everything going on, being heckled by an aids protester, he did well in new york. mark: i'm excited about the next two we

last night she ran into one of her exes. >> john mayer goes in. famously dated. she's obviously moved on with calvin harris. but there was somebody after john, right? >> there was a lot after john, mary. >> hey, hey, guys, don't slut shame her. >> we're not slut shaming. we're just documenting her many boyfriends. >> johnny manziel at a bar in columbus. >> fireball? >> yeah. >> it's garbage. you don't call that whiskey. harvey: is that not just the saddest thing you have ever done seen?

last night she ran into one of her exes. >> john mayer goes in. famously dated. she's obviously moved on with calvin harris. but there was somebody after john, right? >> there was a lot after john, mary. >> hey, hey, guys, don't slut shame her. >> we're not slut shaming. we're just documenting her many boyfriends. >> johnny manziel at a bar in columbus. he bought 300 shots of whiskey. >> fireball? >> yeah. >> it's garbage. you don't call that whiskey. harvey: is that not just the saddest thing you have ever done seen? >> yeah, because he can afford good scotch.

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john legend. chrissy debuted luna on instagram yesterday revealing her nick name is lulu. d today john us a snap. chrissy is being c about her recoverying saying no one told me i would be coming home in diapers, too. >>> plus, a look bump mrs. adam levine instagramed this shot. we're hearing she is having a girl. >> any baby names? not yet? >> and finally, some royal cuteness. four british royals and add a stack of books and the most adorable photo of prince george yet. queen elizabeth turns 90 tomorrow and to celebrate, ten new stamps will be released including cutouts from this florida. the prince of wales, the duke, and prince george will each get their own postage stamp. it's not hard to guess which stamp will be in high demand. just look at that face. no doubt about that. oh, my goodness! he has his dad's chubby cheeks. so cute. >>> "people" magazine has picked the world's most beautiful woman and it's jennifer aniston. she made cover ohe magazine during the last season of "friends." this time it's sweeter. she has her happiness, her man, and another most eautiful cove

sort of with her by default. john: very loyal. what causes them to abandon her?f weaver: well, i think we'll see a continuation of bernie sanders' success electorally in the democratic primary and caucus system, which is going to further expose the fact the secretary has some severe weaknesses in her candidacy. number two, we'll see a continuation of the months long polling data which shows that against every republican he does better than she does. in fact, many of the republicans she loses to. right? so she loses to john kasich often. she loses to ted cruz often. not only in national polls. but state polls. in battleground state polls. bernie sanders almost always beats them all. so he is a much stronger candidate in the fall. he is going to create the kind of enthusiasm and excitement necessary to bring out a large turnout in november. he is wildly popular with independent voters. about 25% of americans are democrats. you can't win a national election by just bringing out democrats. hillary clinton is wildly popular with self-identified democrats. no doubt abo

her service here goes well john what she brings to the table. >> with laughter on hurleys, and coffee forever at her fingertips joan browning serves not customers but friend here at ponczo's. >> joan knows their order by heart even if they have in the shown up in years. more than that, she knows their story. >> i come here because you laugh at my jokes. >> reporter: it is what happens when someone works in the single spot for 50 years but joan isn't counting. >> i love the people. >> reporter: joan started working here in 1966. >> she watched her now boss john, grow up and grow into the second generation family business. >> general has been here longer then i have been alive. >> reporter: the family is now celebrating her golden anniversary complete with signs not only outside the diner on route 70 but at nearby bus stops as well, a familiar face that many have come to call family. >> luggage is still in the car and we come back and they want to say hi to joan i. they just want to work. it is special. we're fortunate. >> reporter: john has work every shift over years, last 25 on the m

with her former boyfriend john mayer as she parties with kendall, kourtney, and khloe. who they were all out ceebrating, plus kim kardashian snapchatting her way through naomi campbell's bash. >>> family brawl over prince's $300 million fortune. why his sister just stormed out of a big meeting. >>> plus, kelly ripa as anderson cooper takes on the strahan replacement rumors. >> would you take the job if offered? >>> then -- >> only on "extra."

her son john evans was murdered in northwest d.c. today. >> it's hard for any parent to go through something like this. >> reporter: in an only on 4 interview, she tells me her 15-year-old son was stabbed inside the deanwood metro station when he passed through the fare gate and headed towards an escalator. he died at a hospital when was the last time you spoke to your son? >> this morning. i was sick. and i couldn't take him to his po me and said he would be back. >> reporter: his mom had recently moved to richmond, virginia to keep him away from the violence she says is here in the northwest d.c. he was in town for a court appearance. >> i just wish i would have went with him this morning. >> reporter: police released this security camera pictures of the suspect. investigators believe john evans was stabbed when he and the suspect got in a fight while leaving the station. >> he just took a part of me that i can't get back. >> reporter: about two weeks ago, 15-year-old devonte washington was shot and killed at the deanwood station. h

that's not enough to put a dent in her lead. johni think the other thing we discussed -- you've got to figure out that strategy of how she will counteract his big crowds in new york, and by doing that with one-to-one voters. mark: now let's talk about the wisconsin front runners. ted cruz and bernie sanders both say the win tonight could be a momentum shifter. cruz is trying to convince his party that he is the only viable alternative to trump, and is holding his election night in milwaukee while sanders has a rally in wyoming tonight, ahead of the caucuses. john, let's start with cruz. what does he need to take maximum advantage? john: i think yes to figure out -- i know he has a lot of smart people around and thinking about it -- he has to think about where he can win over the next couple weeks, and figure out how to target his resources and his time in states like new york, the others that vote a week later, where he can drum up decisive wins. where can he beat donald trump? where can he beat him by the end of april? mark: when cr

her body was found five months later. jack mccolough was the suspect. >> she grabbed my wrist and, e strongest grip. those two little girls and one disappeared. johnid it, you have to reveal someone. >> one of the sisters said the mccollough raped her. most of his witnesses were head and unable to provide a alibi. >> is it possible that you were acquitted of what you did do and convicted of what you didn't? >> that could be. is that what happened? >> don't know. >> i may have been a sinner but i am not a murder. >> he's not been exonerated but his conviction has been over turned. he could technically be retried for the murder although that seems unlikely. >> why did they allow the alibi during the murder trial, it is so frustrating. >> it was documented in the fbi reports but, most agents who wrote the report were dead or could not testify and they were too old. the judge deemed it here say and would not allow it admit to trial and that's what got him out now. >>> the national movement of paper money could get an answer this week. coming up next, we'll see who is america's hippest founding father. bernie sanders has just arrived here. senator sand

she needs to improve her numbers. john: oh my gosd. rk: but last night i thought she can continue her run of strong for mrs.. when she is a week candidate she looks, a lot easier to be. campaignnie sanders' has been in serious spin mode since his lost in new york. but the future of the campaign has been confusing. late last night, the campaign manager will be on the show shortly, telling msnbc that whatever the state of the pledge delegate count after the voting ends on june 7, team sanders plans to fight to merge superdelegates all the way to the convention. then centers' -- then sanders' senior advisor told decision press that they plan to "sit back and this is where we are" after the primaries next week. they quickly walked back at comment, saying that the campaign will stay in the race until every state has voted. here's what divine said on cnn this morning. >> we have to do well next week. we lost a few more delegates than i thought we would. we are a little farther behind in delegates then we hope to be. i hope if we do well next

john, how was hillary clinton doing in her attempt to bring the left into work camp, while she continueso battle bernie sanders? john: there are a couple different less. there is the activist, feel the bern -- i don't think she is doing well according to them. she gave a strong speech there today, appealing to african-americans. the left she has done well with, she has continued to do well with very but she shores up with those groups. i think she will do well with those in new york. mark: there are a lot of bernie sanders supporters who speak despairingly of hillary clinton. i'm not sure she needs them in the general election. these are people who are new to the process. it may not require getting them. but i think people understand that simultaneously, when and if she vanquishes bernie sanders, she needs to do something for the people on the left, and moved to center. but her greatest gift would be if donald trump or ted cruz of the republican nominees, that will bring a lot of democrats home from the left. john: she needs of those votes. millennials, in big numbers, and a big percenta

last night she ran into one of her exes. >> john mayer goes in. famously dated. she's obviously moved on with calvin harris. but there was somebody after john, right? >> there was a lot after john, mary. >> hey, hey, guys, don't slut shame her. >> we're not slut shaming. we're just documenting her many boyfriends. >> johnny manziel at a bar in columbus. he bought 300 shots of whiskey. >> fireball? >> yeah. >> it's garbage. you don't call that whiskey. harvey: is that not just the saddest thing you have ever done seen? >> yeah, because he can afford good scotch.

ingrid lion planned to go to a game with john charlton. when her ex-husband arrived to drop off the kids the next morning, she was not home. hours later, and about 10 miles away, line's body was found inside a plastic bag and recycling bin. charlton is now being held on suspicion of murder. >>> coming up, u2 singer bono says providing ruhmannitarian aid -- humanitarian aid. >>> pretty cold tonight. checou lows. i mean, 42 downtown. that's okay. but you know what? to 32 in gaithersburg. 32 in frederick. there will be frost north and west. we'll come back and talk about how many nights this week, we'll have frost and when. 70s everhas a number.olicy but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families that have supported them, usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> authorities say they are holding a man in regard to the brussels a last month's attack in brussels that killed 16 people. three people linked to last year's a

but b35 miles from here a young woman flexed her muscles to save her neighborhood. johnower of destiny. ( applause ) >> reporter: when 20-year-old destiny watford won a goldman environmental prize last night, it recognized an unlikely campaign she started as a high school student to protect her baltimore neighborhood. >> we decided that it isn't the fate of our community or our planet to be a dumping ground. >> reporter: destiny grew up in curtis bay, a part of baltimore with smokestack industries and some of the worst air pollution in the country. she made it her mission to stop construction of a huge new industrial incinerator less than a mile from her high school. the plant had already been approved by both state. how does a 17-year-old girl decide she's going to go up against the mayor, the governor, multi-million-dollar corporation? >> it was an act of survival because, like, this was our home. >> reporter: the inc

hackers showed how they gain access to a phone's camera with a simple text message. >> reporter: john herringtheir own phone as long as the phone's camera had a clear view. we propped up the phone on my desk and set up cameras to record a with an attachment to download. then herring called from san francisco. [ ringing ] and proved the hack worked. >> hello? >> now i'm broadcasting video through your phone. >> my phone's not lit up. >> i understand. >> weird. >> that's so creepy. >> pitch black for us. >> how do you protect your privacy? dan ackerman with our partners at cnet is here. good morning. it was incredible to see the investigation last night. how vulnerable are we to hackers like this? >> yeah. we're all vulnerable. but some of the things you saw demonstrate read high-level things. people who can do that are not looking for people like you and i. and even the hack they showed -- >> how do we know that -- >> maybe you guys. but -- >> maybe people want to see norah getting out of the shower. we don't know. >> why plant ideas in people's heads? >> yeah. >> remember that. >> don't bring

plus all of the others but as a little introduction of lisa adams it follows her from her romantic meeting of john quincy adams as it can be described. but it follows her to berlin and russia us then back to washington as the wife of a president. so one of the things i want to ask right off the bat is whether the fact the character's name drew you to the book? >> i do think it is true and probably noticed her a little quicker than if her name was jean. [laughter] but beyond that it was coincidence. when you are writing about historical figures you cannot assume you can step inside their head but you do need of crack of the window and for me publicly sharing a name publicly i don't know very many movies sell. [laughter] -- "louisa" so was a little bit of the window opener. >> my name had to do with who i became so defeat her indeed affected her personality? >> at the time it was more common than it is now. in berlin and everybody was named louisa. the duchesses and whenever and royalty so it wasn't quite the uncommon name and made a joke a few which were answering a question bin this character's na

. >> yeah, intern john from her show, born and raised in minneapolis.t phenomenal stories about prince and the fact that he was part of the community. one of the thing that is minnesotans loved about prince is the fact after his success, this enormous rise to superstardom, he never left. he never left paisley park. he was known for walking into morning and by 3:00 that afternoon, four or five songs done. that driven. that much of an innovator. and we've heard from numerous sources, obviously the party on saturday night that prince attend attended, he came out just for a little bit to show i'm okay. even making the comment along the lines of save your prayers for me. friends say he was working on memoirs too, which we're still working on getting confirmed. it's almost as if he knew something was coming. we reported maybe a month ago that he had been ill. last night walgreens 7:00, by his compound, they reported that they saw him come in. he was looking frail and somewhat ill and returned home. unfortunately today, we hear such tragic news. trailblazer, v

only john kasich beats her by a 12-point advantage. late today is the sanders campaign lashing out, accusing clinton and the dnc of fund-raising malpractice, arguing the serious apparent violation should cease immediately. tonight the clinton campaign is firing back, blasting the sanders attack as baseless and misleading. this democratic slugfest reignited just hours before the new yorkers vote. lester? >> peter alexander in brooklyn tonight, thank you. >>> still ahead, scary moments in the sky. a passenger plane struck while coming in for a landing. the mid-air danger pilots encounter at least three times a day in the u.s. >>> we're back with a scare in the sky and growing alarm over how close drones are getting to planes. the pilot of a british airways jet reported his plane as being hit by an unmanned drone while trying to land in london. the plane landed safely, but it's exactly the kind of incident authorities have been warning about. here's nbc's tom costello with more. >> reporter: it was 12:50 p.m., final approach into london h