here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: it was the battle of the boroughs today, bernie sanders crabbed hot dogs on brooklyn coney island. hillary clinton vitsed certainly churches in queens. >> so i am hummably asking for your support. >> reporter: she needs a victory on april 19th to halt bernie sanders winning streak. while the delegate math is still stacked against him, he's flush with cash and showing no signs of exiting. >> i believe that we have a real path to victory. >> reporter: sanders may have backed away from questioning whether clinton is qualified to be president but he's not backing down. >> maybe her judgement is not quite as high as it should be. >> i don't have any, anything negative to say about him. i expect to be the nominee. >> reporter: even as sanders aides predict a contested convention, clinton says her sights are set on the republicans who are facing the far more likely open convention scenario. ally today in donald trump who was in rochester railing against the emphasis on delegates over voters. >> so i watch bernie. he wins. they always say he has no chance

julianna goldman is on the campaign. >> reporter: at a stanford university forum last night, former house speaker atsede baysa didn't mince words about senator ted cruz. >> lucifer in the flesh. get along with almost everybody, but i have never worked with a more miserable. >> reporter: in indiana, ahead of next week's primary, cruz brushed off the insult. >> i've never worked with atsede baysa. the truth of the matter si don't know the man. >> reporter: and he said the former speaker was channeling donald trump. >> the bible says beware of false prophets. >> reporter: since leaving congress last year, boehner has openly showed his disdain for cruz blame him for obstructionism and the government shutdown. it's what he revealed about his relationship with trump. the two are texting buddies. they have played golf over the years and boehner said he would businessman if he is the party's nominee. >> i have millions of more votes, hundreds of more delegates. >> faced with a choice between trump and cruz, boehner's comments are another sign that stebment republicans are accepting what may be th

julianna goldman is covering the democrats. >> i'm also not going to make promises i know i can't keep. >> reporter: campaigning today in syracuse, new york, hillary clinton took a subtle swipe at bernie sanders. but yesterday, she didn't hold back when a greenpeace organizer asked if she would reject donations from the oil and gas industry, one of sanders' regular attack lines. while the energy industry overwhelmingly supports republican candidates, both clinton and sand version received donations from please of oil companies. on "cbs this morning,"" sanders zeroed in on the energy lobbyists clinton counts among her top fund raisers. >> if people receive money from lobbyists of theistry, i think you're receiving money from the industry. >> reporter: while clinton is still favored to win the nopination, sanders' daily depiction of her as the candidate of wall street and corporate america is taking its toll. polls show clinton down in wisconsin, ahead of next week's primary, and in new york where clinton served as senator for eight years, she's 12 points ahead of the brooklyn-born sande

and julianna goldman is following the democrats. >> just yesterday, donald trump said women should be punished for having an abortion. ( booing ) >> reporter: campaigning on her home turf in westchester, new york, hillary clinton said it didn't matter that donald trump walked back his comments on abortion. >> but we all heard them. donald trump is showing us exactly who he is and we should believe him. >> reporter: she also hammered bernie sanders, who yesterday called trump's remarks shameful but a distraction from the serious issues facing america. >> to me, thiss a serious issue. ( applause ) and it is a very serious discussion. women's health is under assault across america. >> reporter: clinton is appealing to moderate and independent women who will be key to a victory in november. she's also reaching out to younger women who back sanders by more than 30 points. they like sanders' populist message and are not driven by the prospect of the first female president. >> i can honestly say that my faith in bernie sanders is just overwhelmingly more than hillary clinton. so that's a tou

here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: donald trump crisscrossed wisconsin today trying to rebound from one of the toughest weeks of his otmpaign. >> i'm not doing well because orbody knows my-- my message. g reporter: with polls showing trump losing ground ahead of hxt week's primary, he's ammering ted cruz and john kasich on trade. >> we're being drained of our manufacturing and our jobs. we're being drained like we're children. >> reporter: and defending himself over his shifting statements on abortion-- >> nobody has greater respect for women than donald trump. >> reporter: --protecting his campaign manager who is charged with battery, and controversial foreign policy rhetoric. >> now, i didn't say anything about letting japan nuke, but i did say perhaps if we can't do the right deal, we'll have to let them take care of bemselves. >> look, the bottom line is, you don't go running around talking about using nuclear weapons, coriod, end of story. >> reporter: wisconsin will be a critical test of the "stop trump" movement. john kasich and ted cruz hope a loss will blunt trump's momentu

here's julianna goldman with $35 and change. >> reporter: the abolitionist who risked her life bringingundreds of slaves to freedom is moving a slave holder and former president to the back of the bill. >> having a woman on the $20 was really important. and i think harriet tubman will tell a powerful story about what a individual can do in this country to change the course of history. >> reporter: this wasn't the original idea. treasury secretary jack lew initially planned for a woman to join alexander hamilton on the $10. but a broadway hit about the founding father and first treasury secretary meant newfound fans rallying around not a woman, but hamilton himself. you're not denying that "hamilton" the musical played some part in all of this decision. >> i wouldn't exaggerate it. when i saw the show in august, i already at that point told the people i talked to, don't think this is going in place that you read about because it's more complicated than that. it's bigger than that. >> reporter: so lew went bigger, minting women's place in history on the $20, the $10 and the $5. the back o

julianna goldman is on the campaign. >> reporter: at stanford university forum last night former housespeaker john boehner didn't mince words about senator ted cruz. >> he is lucifer in the flesh. i get along with almost everybody, but i have never worked with a more miserable son of a [ bleep ]. >> in indiana ahead of the primary, cruz brushed off the insult. >> i never worked with john boehner. truth is i don't know the man. >> reporter: he said the former speaker was channelling donald trump. >> the bible says beware of false prophets. >> reporter: since leaving congress, boehner openly proclaimed disdane for cruz blaming him for obstructionism and government shutdown in 2013. it its what he revealed abut his relationship with trump that may be the most significant. the two are texting buddies. they have played golf together over the years. and boehner said he would vote for the billionaire businessman if he is the party's nominee. >> so i have millions of more votes. hundred of more delegates. >> states with a choice between trump and cruz, boehner's comments are a sign that establ

here's julianna goldman. >> it is fair to say that this campaign has the momentum. ( cheers and applause> reporter: after questioning hillary clinton's qualifications earlier in the week, bernie sanders mostly returned to familiar attack lines in new york today but took a swipe at the former senator's ties to the empire state. >> remember, this is secretary clinton's adopted home state. this is where-- ( laughter ) it's not a crime! >> i'm talking cheesecake. >> reporter: clinton brushed off the dig as she was grabbing dessert at a legendary brooklyn restaurant. the democrat front-runner has increasingly tried to save her fire for the republicans and amid reports of in-fighting kinks in donald trump's armor are coming into view. the g.o.p. front-runner's loss in wisconsin increases the likelihood of a contested convention. >> make america great again. >> reporter: where supports from the delegates who select the eventual nominee is key. trump underestimated the organization required for such a scenario, and this week began to play catch-up hiring veteran operative paul manafort. have bea

julianna goldman has the story. >> reporter: be hillary clinton and bernie sanders kicked their campaigns into high gear. even though he's trailing in new york sanders is not letting up. >> make if you make $225 in an it's like to live on $10 an hour. >> reporter: the vermont start wants clinton to release text of her speeches and she says she will. >> i'm just concerned there's a changing set of standards for everybody else but me. >> the democratic race is gettinggetting nastier than ever. protesting outside her fund raiser with george clooney but she says she and donald trump can unite their party. >> every one of us have been attacked by trump. >> there's crooked hillary. she's as crooked as they come. >> reporter: in addition to stepping up his attacks on clinton, trump tetched up his attacks on the republican nominating are process. wining them and dining them, i don't want to do that. we have a bad system and the system has to change. >> on sun, rns chairman reince preeps says he won't be bullyby trump. >> i won't allow anyone to rewrite the rules of our party. >> the republican 19

here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: the battle of the boroughs today. bernie sanders grabbed hot dogs on brooklyn's coney island. [ cheers and applause ] hillary clinton visit ed several churches in queens. so i am humbly asking for your support. she needs a victory to halt bernie sanders' winning streak. while delegate math is still stacked against him he is flushed with cash and showing no signs of exiting >> i believe we have a real path to victory. sanders may have backed away from questioning whether clinton is qualified to be president, but he is not backing down. >> maybe her judgment is not quite as high as it should be. >> i don't have any, anything negative to say about him. i expect to be the nominee. >> reporter: even as sanders' aide predict a contested convention, clinton says her sights are set on the republicans, facing the far more likely open convention scenario. and sanders found an unlikely ally today in donald trump, who was in rochester, railing against the emphasis of delegates over voters. >> so i watch bernie. he wins that if sa

ahead of ted cruz, but cruz is creeping up on him and grabbed 14 more delegates today here's julianna goldman. >> we have a movement going on. >> reporter: another day, another warning from donald trump to party leaders: >> the republican national committee, they better get going because i'll tell you what. you're going to have a rough july at that convention. you better get going, and you better straighten out the system because the people want their vote. the people want to vote. and they want to be represented properly. >> reporter: r.n.c. chairman reince priebus says trump just doesn't like the rules. >> we've been, obviously, pushing back on this fair couple of days. >> that's the guy. >> reporter: with the increased likelihood of a contested convention, 2016 has become a year when the arcane procedures of setting convention rules and selecting delegates may ultimately decide the republican nominee. >> i just can't imagine how many people are actually interested in this. >> reporter: but as priebus tries to downplay the feud and to set the record straight, he's also aware that the nom na

julianna goldman has more on this. >> reporter: hillary clinton and bernie sanders kicked their campaignsinto high gear ahead of tuesday. even though he's trailing in new york, sanders isn't letting up. he's still hammering clinton for accepting lucrative speaking fees from wall street. >> maybe if you make $225,000 in an hour, you maybe don't know what it's like to live on 10 bucks an hour. >> reporter: the vermont senator wants clinton to release transcripts from those speeches, and she says she will, if every other candidate does the same. >> i'm just concerned about a constantly changing set of standards for everybody else but me. >> reporter: the democratic race is getting nastier by the day. last night sanders supporters protested outside clinton's fundraiser with george clooney. but with her eye on the general election, clinton says she and donald trump can unite her party. >> looking at this great diverse crowd that represents brooklyn and new york, every one of us has been attacked by trump. >> it's crooked hilary, she's as crooked as they come. >> reporter: in addition to steppi

julianna goldman is at the treasury building in washington where she talked with secretary jack lew.: good morning. the changes aren't going to be happening overnight. the new designs will be revealed in 2020, and then the next 5, 10, and 20 will be going into circulation in the years after that, and they're going to look a lot different than what's inside your wallet right now. african-american opera singer marian anderson broke new ground by performing on the steps of the lincoln memorial in 1939. born into slavery, harriet tubman became one of america's most famous now both will make history again. >> this is bigger than just one square inch of one bill. we're talking about the 20, the 10, and the 5. >> reporter: last summer, treasury secretary jack lew said he would pick a woman to join alexander hamilton on the $10 bill. after public outcry, he decided to go bigger, putting tubman on one of america's most-used bills. >> it showed that young people, old people, at home and school were thinking about this, thinking about what democracy means to them. ♪ >> reporter: fans of the bro

julianna goldman has the latest >> reporter: treasury planned to announce which women would be on the $10 bill by the end of last year. but it turned out to be more controversial than they expected. millions of people weighed in. a redesign of its own. >> time for women to be back on >> reporter: last june when jack lew announced a woman would join alexander hamilton on the redesigned $10 bill. he couldn't predicted the broadway musical would complicate his plans. the smashing success of hamilton brought new found fans of the founding father rallying around the first treasury secretary turned pop icon. and now, people familiar with the process tell cbs news, that lew is expected to announce hamilton will remain on the front of the $10 note and women throughout history will be added to the back. >> alexander hamilton -- is one of my heroes. he is not leaving our money. >> that's not all. he its expected to announce a woman who will be on the front of the $20 bill replacing andrew jackson. what some may consider a more prestigious placement he hinted at last month in an interview with c

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as julianna goldman reports the two candidates continue to clash over the issue of campaign donations. >> i'm also not going to make promises i know i can't keep. >> reporter: campaigning friday in syracuse, new york, hillary clinton took a subtle swipe at bernie sanders. but on thursday, she didn't hold back when a green peace organizer asked if she was reject donation from the oil and gas industry, one of sanders' regular attack lines. while the energy industry overwhelmingly supports republican candidates, both clinton and sanders have received donations from employees of oil companies. on "cbs this morning," sanders clinton counts among her top fund-raisers. >> if people receive money from lobbyists of the industry, i think you're receiving money from the industry. >> reporter: while clinton is still favored to win the nomination, sanders daily depiction her asbestos the candidate of wall street and corporate america is taking its toll. polls show clinton is down in wisconsin ahead of next week's primary and in new york where clinton served at senator eight years, she is 12 points

julianna goldman is in our washington bureau with more. >> we have come to expect all sorts of fireworks on the but with sanders and closing spent friday trying to shift their harshest attacks to republicans but couldn't quite let it go. >> does chef the experience? obviously, she does. >> reporter: bernie sanders, on friday, tried to move past his questioning whether hillary clinton is qualified to be president. >> i think this has all been pretty silly. >> reporter: and while clinton told reporters in buffalo she was ready to move on as well. >> he seemed to take them back today. i don't know why he made them in the first place, but i'm going to go on talking about the issues that are at stake in this campaign. >> reporter: earlier in the day, she made sure to tout her credentials. >> seriously -- seriously, i've been called a lot of things over the years, but unqualified has not been one of them. >> reporter: the escalating rancor comes as sanders and clinton face off ahead of the april 19th primary in new york, where sanders was born and where >> i spent the first 18 years of my life

julianna goldman, thank you very much. >> today we came across a treasure of the golden age of jazz.long lost film of louis armstrong. ♪ nobody >> this is the only known footage of armstrong in a recording studio. here he is working on his 1959 album "king oliver" joe king oliver was his mentor. the film recently discovered after sitting in storage for decade. by the way, everyone called him louie, but he called himself louis. >>> another strong earthquake. we'll have that story ahead. >>> the u.n. says as many as 500 migrants may have drowned last week between north africa and italy when their boat sank. last year more than a million people made this voyage to escape war and poverty in north africa and the middle east. overnight, ecuador was hit with another strong quake. measuring 6.1. rescuers are digging through ruins. though more survivors from saturday's 7.8 quake are not likely. at least 100 people are missing. more than 550 were killed. >>> coming up next -- an island that runs on everything but fossil fuel. >>> we close tonight on a tiny wind swept island in denmark, formerl

julianna goldman has more. good morning. >> good morning.pt wasn't really revolutionar products through what's called multi-level selling for years. beginner salespeople were told to buy a $497 starter kit of trump products like these so they could get in on the soon-to-be billion-dollar business. >> we thought it was going to take off, go international. >> reporter: eileen and jormg kelly are retired college professors living in florida. >> they were selling hope there to a lot of people in the middle of the recession. >> i was sold on the product and the message and the testimonials, and then, of course, donald trump coming on. >> the trump network wants to give millions of people renewed hope and with an exciting plan to opt out of the recession. >> reporter: a reported 20,000 independent sales representatives bought the trump network product and tried to recruit others to sell them too. but within 2 1/2 recession-proof business collapsed. eileen kelly said they lost $10,000. >> i hate to see people taken in like that, like we were. we're