rice formers, i mean they get their rice somewhere else. >> jonathan martin, aljazeera, new orleans. >> change of heart. today the only colorado town to refuse marijuana. >> going to the polls right now, in the presidential primary on this tuesday. frontrunner, donald trump, in a coffee shop in milwaukee. he is running behind ted cruz in the polls. the democratic frontrunner, hillary clinton, is also running second in the polls. she spent the day in new york and took a swipe at trump and his fellow republicans. >> and don't be misled. trump may be the most outrageous of the republicans, he's saying what all of them believe. they want abortion to be illegal, and they do want to punish women and doctors. he just committed the sin of actually telling people what they think. >> we just had a big meeting, and many women at the meeting, and they like me best because they say you're best with the military and security. and best for women's health issues. much better than hillary, and much better than anybody else. >> i would like to be a fly on the wall for that meeting with the women. davi

with us to share their reporting and their insights, "the atlantic's" molly ball, jonathan martin of "the new york times," ed oe coff'keefe of" the washin post" and nia-malika henderson. you wouldn't know it from his tone on the campaign trail. >> in our system they're not even voting. the bosses are picking the delegates, and it's a very bad thing. despite all of that, you know who's going to win? we're going to win despite all of that. >> he's confident there. we'll get to the exact math in a few minutes. but remember, trump is well ahead in the delegate race and is the only candidate with any chance of clinching the republican nomination before the cleveland convention. but he spent the past week complaining because he keeps outhustled by ted cruz in states that hold caucuses and conventions. just yesterday, for example, cruz added 14 more delegates from the wyoming state convention. >> i want to ask each and every one of you if you don't want to see donald trump as the nominee, if you don't want to hand the general election to hillary clinton, which is what a trump nomination doe

jonathan martin reports. >> reporter: american businesses have been cut off from trade with cuba fore than half a century. many americans still see the castro regime as an enemy, but others are hoping to capitalize on a new market in a communist country. for this fourth generation louisiana farmer, it's promising. before the trade embargo, cuba was the largest importer of louisiana's rice. >> they import a lot of rice. it's almost the size of louisiana's whole crop, so as you could see, it would be significant if we could get back to what we were doing before or more. >> reporter: with louisiana's ports stand ling the mississippi river and just 700 miles from cuba, the agricultural commissioner says it is in a prime spot to trade with cuba. this week congressmen from louisiana and arkansas along with farmers andal culture leaders from both states are visiting cuba. >> we expect within the first year 15 to 20% increase in sales of louisiana products, louisiana products, going into cuba. >> reporter: opening trade with cuba could add millions to the state's economy and create jobs, but

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are jonathan martin, al jazeera. >> abby wambach was charged with drunk driving. arrested shortly after 2:00 in the morning in portland, oregon, after being charged with a misdemeanor d.u.i., she was released on her own recognizance. she said: this past week, boeing, america's biggest exporter, announced a huge jobs cut. boeing says 4,000 positions will be eliminated this year. the company hopes to save $1 billion as it competes with its european rival, airbus. the cuts are expected to hit assembly lines research and engineering. boeing last 80,000 employees in the commercial airline division where most of the job loss will come from. of the 4,000 cuts already planned for this year 1600 will be voluntary layoffs, the union representing boeing workers says as many as 1,000 have already applied for the voluntary layoffs, the other positions will be left vacant by attrition. a total of 8,000 layoffs may eventually be necessary. and now to the weather, kevin corriveau. kevin. >> we are looking for good news for the northeast, we had a lot of problems with all that win

jonathan martin reports. >> reporter: the plan to move four monuments from public state spaces in new orleans has been increasingly device i, now a federal court could decide. >> these monuments were put up as a symbol of defie&about the idea that all people would be treated equally in this city. >> making down the monuments is not the answer. >> reporter: during an explosive city council meeting in december, leaders voted to remove the statutes, which include statutes of general robert e lee, and jefferson davis. >> i believe we can do better. we deserve better, and we must do it now. >> reporter: but there's been swift opposition, with lawrence lee lawmakers sponsoring bills aimed at blocking local governments from moving monuments. pierre mcgraw's group is a plaintiff. >> i think you make a monument, and take it out of its original context, you take a lot from it. >> reporter: while a district court sided with the city. an appeals court ruled last month the statutes must stay up while the case is in litigation. mcgraw supports creating new monuments. >> it would be a new hero, or h

as jonathan martin reports the effort has been stalled by legal challenges. >> reporter: the plan toe four confederate monuments from public spaces in new orleans has been increasingly divisive, now a federal court could decide. >> these monuments were put up as a symbol of defiance about the idea that all people would be treated equally in the city. >> taking down the monuments is not the answer. >> arrest me! >> reporter: during an explosive city council meeting in december, leaders voted to remove the statutes, which include a statute of robert e lee, and jefferson davis. >> i believe we can do better. we deserve better, and we must do it now. >> reporter: but there has been swift opposition, with louisiana lawmakers sponsoring bills aimed at blocking governments from removing monuments. pierre mcgraw's group, the monumental task committee is one of the plaintiffs. >> i think you take it out of its original context, you take a lot from it. >> reporter: while a district court sided with the city, an appealed courts ruled the statutes must stay up while this case remains in litigati

jonathan martin, al jazeera, new orleans. >> well, there is concern over the beautiful grand canyon andrcial plans that would change it forever. developers want to build a resort on the eastern rim, including a controversial tram down to the canyon floor. as jennifer london reports, this is part two of our special report. >> leave it as it is, words made famous by president teddy roosevelt when he designated the grand canyon a national monda national monumen monument. the south rich is the main tour center of the park, but now eyes are seen from the east rim seen here from the desert lookout. if developers get their way the view won't look like this any more. imagine a massive new commercial center perched on top the canyon. it would bring hotels, restaurant, imaximum theater, shops, on land untouched by tourists. it belongs to the navajo nation. >> the grand canyon for me is a reputatio representation of who i am. >> when she first heard about the project she thought it was a cruel joke. >> to escalate development. when i first heard about it was through our local newspapers. drawings,

jonathan martin has the story. >> reporter: american businesses have been cut off from trade with cuba more than half a century. many americans still see the castro regime as an enemy, but others are hoping to capitalize on a new market. for this fourth generation louisiana farmer, it's promising. before the u.s. trade embargo in the 60s, cuba was the largest importer of louisiana's rice. >> it was almost the size of louisiana's whole crop. so as you can see, it would be significant if we could -- if we could get back to what we were doing before. >> reporter: with louisiana's por por ports straddling the mississippi river. it is in a prime spot to trade with cuba. on the heels of president obama's trip to the nation, this week, businessmen from louisiana and arkansas are visiting cuba in hoping of reestablishing trade. >> we expect 15 to 20% increase in sales of louisiana products. louisiana products going into cuba. >> reporter: opening trade with cuba could add millions to the state's economy and create jobs, but critics say as long as fidel castro maintains influence, opportunities

reporting from jonathan martin at the "new york times." he says that rnc chair reince priebus texted certain members of the party's rules committee basically to say, do not change the rules. he texted them to also say when the party has its spring meeting in florida next week, just stay away from altering the rules to make it appear as though the party is trying to stop trump from getting the nomination, and he's doing think because a narrative is forming among trump supporters some of the republican base, that the party is conspiring to stop trump from getting the nomination. in my own reporting when i've gone to places like upstate new york, western pennsylvania, trump supporters told me, look, i feel like this is the thing that is happening, where the party is trying to deny trump what he deserves, and that if they see a process take out this summer where trump heads into the defense with the most delegates but comes out of the convention not as a nominee, then they are really done with the party. they will never support the republican

jonathan martin reports. >> the plan to remove four confederate monuments from public places in new orleans been increasingly divisive. now a federal court could decide whether or not the statutes come down. >> these monuments will put up as a symbol of defiance about the idea that all people will be treated yellly. >> taking down monuments is not the answer, especially these that have graced the city landscape. >> leaders voted to remove the statues which include figures of robert e. lee and jefferson davis. the city's mayor called them symbols of white supremacy. >> i believe we can do better. we must do better and we must do it now. >> but there is opposition including bills that block removal of city monuments. the group monumental task committee is one of the plaintiffs. >> i think you take a monument, you take it out of its original context, you take a lot from it. >> while the district court sided with the city clearing the way for the monuments to come down an appeals court ruled that the statues must stay up while this case remains in litigation. instead of removing monuments the c

. >> reporter: yeah, you've got to get credit to jonathan martin for that one, who said it's kind ofike the fire alarm getting pulled and makes a lot of noise, you just delay the ultimate reckoning. for the cruz/fiorina folks, a joint team now, for them the first day on the campaign trail out as a ticket. this is an opportunity to try to turn the page as they head into what is a key five days, not just for ted cruz and carly fiorina but entire stop trump movement. it's something i had a chance to talk with carly fiorina about after the announcement that she would be ted cruz's running mate if he gets the nomination. let's talk about it on the other side. >> reporter: how are two people who have not been able to beat donald trump yet better than one person? >> ted cruz has beaten donald trump a lot of times. >> still trailing the delegate counts. >> donald trump has lost to ted cruz in a lot of states and also importantly lost to ted cruz when only republicans are allowed to vote. >> reporter: so that is a way we may see fiorina and cruz combat what has become donald trump's line of a

with us to share their reporting and insights, cnn's sara murray, jonathan martin of "the new york times," cnn's manu raju. make it 8 of the last 9 for bernie sanders. he scored a win in wyoming on saturday and again, 8 of the last 9 says something. just what says it, however, probably depends on which candidate you prefer. and how much you like math. yes, sanders won, and winning means momentum. but delegates win nominations. and in that regard, sanders won nothing yesterday. he evenly split the delegates with hillary clinton who knows that even though the other guy's on a roll, the math still overwhelmingly in her favor. >> we are on the path to the nomination, but i need -- i need to win big here in new york because -- because the sooner i can become the nominee, i can turn and unify the democratic party like i did with president obama back in 2008. and -- and the sooner we can go after the republicans full time. >> there were 14 democratic delegates at stake in wyoming. new york awards 247 next tuesday. senator sanders gets the math he needs a big upset. >> there's going to be a very

. >> jonathan martin, al jazeera, new orleans. >> baltimore prosecutors are trying to force another police officer involved in the death of freddie gray to testify against his colleagues. the city's lawyers want garrett miller to take the witness stand even as he faces charges in the case. last month, the state's highest court ruled another officer, william porter, could be compelled to testify. gray died last april after being seriously injured while in police custody. the next trial is set to begin in may. there is new trouble in the aftermath of a huge gas leak in southern california. officials now say the leak in porter ranch could lead to blackouts this summer. al jazeera's john henry smith explains why. >> reporter: the leak in liso canyon storage field is permanently sealed. >> that february announcement trum petted the end of nearly 4 months of gas leaking into the porter ranch area. there is a new worry for people around los angeles. while one of the canyon sites, 115 wells was looking, the state ordered them all shut down until they could be tested and four state government commi

because of the job that both goaltenders did, jonathan quick for los angeles, martin jones for the sharks teams had their opportunities and jones was able to keep the kings of the board. i talked to him a few months ago about just that, keeping his team in it and then building momentum later in the game. >> they are a desperate team, down to-1. we knew they were going to push. we did a really good job managing it, playing well in the zone and was not called on to do anything spectacular. >> you always want that. any chance you get, you want to find ways to win. the fourth win is always tough. your desperation has to keep improving each game. they're going to come out and play a good game. so are we. >> reporter: the other thing the sharks talked about was being rewarded for their execution. all three of their goals came on power plays, they had the same type of opportunities in game three, didn't get the puck to go in. tonight, it did. they felt like they were rewarded for their efforts and now as we know, the sharks up 3- 1, they've been in this situation before, they had a 3- 0 lead the

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jonathan: we appreciate your time. thank you so much for coming on, martin hegarty.nt appearance with janet yellen and -- all today on bloomberg television. ♪ david: you are watching bloomberg go. i don't know what you are doing this afternoon at 5:30 but you will be one to be watching bloomberg's coverage of this historic meeting of the four heads of the fed. ♪ vonnie: you are watching "bloomberg ." it is a victory for the activist investor involving the largest retailer. the ceo of seventh and i holdings step down after a power struggle. the ceo was trying to arrange his son to succeed him. the ceo denied that. $35 an sachs says oil at barrel is just right to make the shares worth buying. goldman is forecasting that they will average $57 a barrel next year. opec will actually increase production inside of freezing. 8-year-old -- showed the kids. he was going for a record here, trying to become the oldest player ever to make a hole in one. it seems like the ball would never make it to the hole. we had some drama. is it? yes. a hole in one. [laughter] that was hi

jonathan quick. they came from behind three times. the wrap around goal. first lead is 4-3. couple of goals. mid-way through the 3rd martinjones, nice safe. final 2 minutes wild. kings just kept attacking, attacking. didn't go in. sharks win 4-3 and lead the best of 7. saturday night in los angeles. warriors open saturday not sunday. a 12:30 start against the houston rockets then back in houston. here is stef curry about 73 wins. >> i know we can appreciate 73 but hopefully we can appreciate the entire work and there is a trophy next to us in a couple months. >> all right. a's off for the world champion royals. meanwhile the giants got dumped for the second time in a row. 73 wins, traveling to denver, nolan was good. 7 rbis giving cane 6 runs. giants come back. it was ruled a double. give him a home run. cane waiverred. gonzalez put it away. colorado wins 11-6. dodgers tomorrow night. bumgarner versus clayton kershaw. the sprained flexor tendon. the rams, the new los angeles rams acquired the number one pick in the draft. they acquired it by a trade. these are little rumblings. you keep hearing goff maybe would be the pic

jonathan: as we head to break i want to take a moment and remember the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. assassinated on this date in 1968 in memphis, tennessee. he was in memphis to support striking tan sation workers when -- sanitation worker whence he was shot at the lorraine hotel after 6:00 in the evening. jonathan: i want to keeping tabs on. transformer fire in the basement of the i.r.s. service building was reported an hour ago. we don't know if the building had to be evacuated as a result. but we know that constitution avenue is closed between tenth and 12th street right now. a mess there. this is an area you do want to avoid. we do have a crew on the way to get to the scene. we will let you know when we get more information about the fire inside the building. it's reported an hour ago. no report of injuries or even if the building had to be evacuated. jummy: jonathan, the other big story is the rain. starting to move in the area. it's bringing a change with it chief meteorologist doug hill is here to track the forecast. doug: rain moving through ahead of the fore

jonathan: got it. scott: while they hopedded to be sharing a stage in november as nominees, mike huckabee and martin o'malleyere instead promoting a tv show stead in the american revolution. these days it's the ballots instead of bullets. the parallels are hard to ignore. >> it's evident we are divided. divided by the democrats and the republicans but within our own parties there are great division. scott: and growing for example with donald trump newest claims that the confusing mess of caucuses, convention and primaries hurt the less experienced candidate. >> he is a republican national committee, they should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this kind of crab to happen. scott: is this election system rigged? >> there are always lumps in the pancakes. we all go into this knowing what the rules are. if we were winning we'd probably say it's great. >> the rules are never written in a way to make it easier for challengers. scott: particularly the duo says the a come with lining up superdelegates. >> it appears from a republican perspective that the democrats cooked it up for hillary even though bernie con

a great shot, terrific pass for jonathan quick as they would score the empty nether as you look at their replay. 6-3 the final. he was fantastic. martin of the nets, doing the job. and four games to one that the sharks would take the series as they could rest up now. they'll plait winner of the ducks and nashville. and that series is 2-2 with a ways to go, which is great news for the sharks. the warriors, you know they are used to having it their way and they should again. last night. but the nba's announcement today is even more aggravating because of that and golden state followers. they would watch as james harden comes down the floor. warriors by one. pops up the shot, but as you would watch the replay, andre igoudala was fouled by harden. pushed off the nba today. the ref should have called it. that basket should have been disallowed and the warriors should have won. what was steph curry doing tonight? he was at the astros and red sox game. boston wound up beating houston in houston as steph an all- around sports fan leaving a little bit early. the ankle looked pretty good as he talked about his status for sunday. >> it feels goo

former king martin jones coming up big in the second period and denies jeff carter. they get one on the power play. but jonathanake the lead with the 2-1 series lead. game three at the tank on monday. >> one of the best rivalries in baseball, about giants and dodgers going at it down south. the g-men with a three-game losing streak but johnny cueto took care of that. giants wasted no time getting on the board. second batter of the game, joe panik, base hit. giants up 1-0. and he gave up 4 runs open 7 hits, walked 4. top of four, brandon crawford, runners on the corner. hits the ground-rule double. lucky for him punter pence scores. 2-0. plenty of support for cueto. he went 7 1/3 innings. belt another run in the fifth. bases-loaded single. joe panic will score and the giants hold on for the 4-3 victory, ending a three-game slide. >>> at the colliseum, the dubs and a's going at it. the single back up. 1-0 k.c. josh reddick with two men on, out of here. his third home run of the year. a's up 3-1. he threatens in the fifth. he goes 6 innings, 2 runs, second hit of the year. 5-3, your final. that's the way the ball

martin jones with one stop and ko pita r on the store step. sharks on the power play. skates in cleanly and blasted right at jonathan quick who makes the save.the second. jones going to collect the puck. doesn't see kyle clifford. oh, near disaster but the sharks catch a break right there. four minutes left in the second. chris tyranny but quick, he does this so often he can shut people down. makes another save and look, a big hit right there getting physical in the playoffs. 1-1 game in the third. after a long weekend in l.a. the giants are back home opening a ten-home stand against arizona with jake peavy on the mound. it's stanford at the ballpark. quarterback kevin hogan and devin shaw or david shaw at the park and hogan throwing out the first pitch a little high there. giants down 1-0. bradley uncorks the wild pitch. the fourth, willington castillo who has a fabulous name. willington castillo and missed time to jump. not sure if he could have gotten up to get that. homer ties the game. joe panic takes bradley over the wall in right center. his third of the year and the d'backs are coming back in this game. the score is in the seventh. g

martin jones coming up big in the second period. denied jeff carter. he had 25 saves. sharks get a five on three power play. got jonathann jose takes the series lead. game three at the tank on monday. >> still a lot of work to do. didn't win the series tonight. it's a good start. come in still two wins in this building. you know, a lot of good stuff was done and a lot of good stuff needs to be done. >> it's going to be well documented. documented how we played at home this year. they'll bring a very good effort in game three, and we have to match it and be better than them. >> this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. more from the nhl coming up. stick around. >>> we told you about the deadly earthquake in japan. hear a survivor describe the terrifying moments. >>> her words have power. up next, meet the 9-year-old changing minds and hearts about autism. >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 8 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. the search for two teenage boys swept away off ocean beach in san francisco has been called off indefinitely. rescuers spent more than four hours looking

martin jones coming up big in the second period and denies jeff carter. he had 257 saves. sharks get the five-on-three power play. they get one on the power play. but jonathaner. the sharks take the lead with the 2-1 series lead. game three at the tank on monday. >> one of the best rivalries in baseball, giants and dodgers going at it down south. the g-men with a three-game losing streak but johnny cueto took care of that. half he giant fan, half dodger fan, but 100% cute. giants wasted no time getting on the board. second batter of the game, joe panik, base hit. giants up 1-0. and he gave up 4 runs open 7 hits, walked 4. top of four, brandon crawford, runners on the corner. hits the ground-rule double. lucky for him punter pence scores. 2-0. plenty of support for cueto. he went 7 1/3 innings. gavist just the three hits, 1 snit 7 strikeouts. belt another run in the fifth. bases-loaded single. joe panic will score and the giants hold on for the 4-3 victory, ending a three-game slide. >>> at the colliseum, the dubs and a's going at it. royals in town. lorenzo with the single. they he scores. 1-0 k.c. josh reddick with two men on, out of here. his third home r