he will approve the keystone pipeline to create jobs in the federal impediments to energy x duration,e also proposed eliminating tax producers. john kasich supports a policy to make the united states energy independent. his policy relies on coal, nuclear, natural gas and proposes an increase in access to oil and gas production on public land with proper environmental production. some time ago that the regulation and allows states to regulate industries. he also supports the use of clean coal like the epa's green power plant which is the coal industry hard. bernie sanders promises to invest tax dollars and an energy projects like solar energy. he also promises to create tax on carbon to come back find a change. ban drilling in the arctic and an onshore drilling for oil and natural gas. he would prohibit the export of oil and liquefied natural gas as well as a pipeline projects at the keystone pipeline. his promises as president to the communities to stop climate change. the new: lauren, back to you. nicole: adam shapiro, thank you very much. transfer the file teams make their way to th

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. >> the former prime minister who pushed the white house to approve the keystone pipeline. mr obama rejected that. he has a canadian partner working to what justin trudeau called a clean growth economy. >> i'm confident working together we'll get there. in praising u.s. ally. it sounds as if mr obama was talking about it himself. >> we see ourselves in each other, guided by the same values. >> there's an agreement on the table. it involves streamlining the process, opening up the boarder between canada and the united states. allowing the free flow of trade. goods and services flowed between the united states of canada >>> mike viqueira at the white house. as president obama begins to interview supreme court nominees senate republicans are standing by a promise to not consider any candidate. as libby casey reports, top-ranking republicans fought it up. antonio, it's impossible to strait out the politics. republicans repeated their stance. they won't vote against it, they won't let a nominee come up for a hearing. entrenched positions. republicans say no supreme court nominee

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that's why sanders said no to the keystone pipeline and never waffled. he's also the only candidate to oppose fracking because fracking can endanger our drinking water and threaten our climate. sanders has the most far-reaching plan to fight climate change and build a clean energy future. people before polluters. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. taking control of your health isn't easy. but cigna is there for you. literally. just download our free coach by cigna app. for personalized programs from a team of health coaches to help you achieve your wellness goals. cigna. 0001>>> a beautiful picture of the rocks in boulder canyon, and you know, somebody is always climbing on those rocks, and look at this guy, not me. oh, man. >> that is incredible. >> i'm going to catch a movie, you guys go ahead. >> that's right.

the trade and keystone xl pipeline, those are a recent record.ck to her husband in the '90s. the policies that effect the voters to deal with trade and issues, hillary clinton has changed. she will be forced to keep the positions through the primary through the general election. however the chips fall. that really shows the impact that the sanders' campaign has had on the democratic primary debate and on hillary clinton as she heads to the general. whether or not sanders is able to pull this out. it is a long shot for him. we never say never. especially in this crazy year. the damage has done. hillary clinton has changed as a candidate. >> there was an ad, an anti-trump ad, women quoting things that donald trump said about women that dropped last night. it is getting attention. i wonder if this is going to matter more if hillary clinton is the nominee than right now maybe in the primaries. let's listen to that ad. >> you know, it doesn't matter what they write as long as you have a young and beautiful piece of [ bleep ]. >> that must be a pretty

but he wasted no time going after other parts of her record, starting with the keystone pipeline, which>> there is a candidate out there running for the democratic nomination who was a little bit wobbly about the keystone pipeline. >> reporter: and on trade he called her positions a disaster for michigan. >> she was very, very wrong, and millions of families around this country have been suffering as a result of those disastrous trade agreements. >> reporter: he told cnn he has no time for democrats who say he should tone down his rhetoric against clinton. >> in many ways, democrats can say what they want. we're in the race to win it. i don't run negative campaign ads. but i do think it is appropriate in a campaign you distinguish your differences with your opponents. >> reporter: he is fighting to win the nebraska and kansas caucuses on friday and maine on saturday. >> maybe nebraska is not quite so conservative as i've been told. >> reporter: still, it's an uphill climb for sanders. he has 405 to clinton's 606. but when you factor in superdelegates, clinton's support soars to 426. sen

pipeline group for $10.2 billion. trans canada best known as the company behind the keystone xl oil pipeline. this deal would create one of north america's largest regulated natural gas transmissions. the stock reacting favorably. >> more stocks to watch. jpmorgan is raising its stock buyback program to $1.88 billion. johnson & johnson have been ordered by a federal jury in texas to pay $500 million to five plaintiffs who say they were injured by a metal hip implant. the jury found the implants were defectively designed. j&j says it plans to appeal the verdict. >>> adobe systems first quarter profit nearly tripled on strong continued digital media revenue. adobe is also raising its full-year earnings outlook. stocks up nice. >> look at that chart. that's a pretty chart. >>> some other stocks for you to watch. shutterfly has named amazon's u.k. head christopher north as its new ceo. north has been with amazon since back in 2006. he'll take over the digital photo company at the end of may. >>> whole foods is moving towards slower growing chickens. the supermarket chain will replace the industry

-canada relations were a little more strained especially when it came to the keystone pipeline. justin trudeau seems to have skirted that issue, is it a sore point with canadians? >> not really. i don't want to get too complicated. the pipeline was going to carry oil from the oil sands in alberta, which is basically bitumen. it's not really oil like you get in texas, it's not crude. it's extremely difficult to get out of the ground. it's no longer profitable to move it the way it could have been 10 years ago when the price of oil was $100. now with it tanking, it's not an issue any more. getting it through the gates is basically a dead issue. >> a sore point on the u.s. side is how trudeau stopped canadian jets bombing isil. that was a campaign promise justin trudeau made. is that a popular choice in canada, given that canada had a couple of isil inspired attacks. both had been done by canadians. and converts who were loan wolves, and i would say very marginal characters who managed to get guns and opportunity. canadians are divided on withdrawing the jets. what does the united

obama killed the keystone pipeline on his third day in office. though they see a lot of small ball type issues around ties were -- frigid to the point of being completely frozen. now they are clearly on the same page. i think, live. justin judo has something to gain politically domestically. justin trudeau has something to gain politically domestically. the knock on him was he was not experienced enough. he has been popular at home and abroad since winning that election. but going toe to toe with obama and allow him to demonstrate foreign policy credit which might help bolster his reputation alone. david: josh, thank you, joining us from washington today. natural gas is trading at the lowest level in years. i think our intrepid viewers are watching on the bloomberg app perhaps on such a nice day in new york. good to have you back. we talked about the weather. is that is what is driving these prices so low? the main driver? reporter: you are talking about natural gas compared to crude oil. what we have seen is the natural gas market, when you thin

. >> she has evolved on the keystone pipeline. she has evolved on the trans-pacific partnership.d for the noma of the '90s. one can get satisfaction of seeing her move closer to our positions. what the voters have to decide is will she be apologizing 20 years from now for actions she takes today. >> i have to say, more stark language. sharper contrast from bernie sanders than we heard. >> big day for the republicans and democrats. we will carry it all for you. >>> u.s. official telling cnn that iran could be ready to launch a rocket any moment. details next. is caringing because covering heals faster. for a bandage that moves with you and stays on all day, cover with a band-aid brand flexible fabric adhesive bandage. >>> developing this morning, iran on the verge of launching a three-stage rocket with a satellite. that is the assessment from the u.s. official that tells cnn this is an advance for the ir irani iranians. the missiles would be capable of reaching israel. they test fired two missiles last week and they were marked with the words israel must be wiped off the face of t

i will tell you that i voted against the keystone pipeline and believe that climate change is real. we need to transform our energy system. >> right. >> i will tell you those things. hillary, you'll have to ask her. i don't want to speak for her. >> could you support her if she were the nominee? >> well, let's take one thing at a time. i don't know what her point of view is. >> yeah. >> i like her very much. i respect her. but the issue is right now that we have, for 40 years, a middle class in this country that is disappearing. we have tens of millions of people working longer hours for low wages. we have over 40 million people living in poverty. we are the only major country on earth that does not guarantee health care to all people. those are the issues that i would be running on. >> now, within those last 40 years are six plus years in which the president has been barack obama. >> yes. >> has he been part of the problem or part of the solution? >> both. and here's the important point. >> yeah. >> for 40 years the middle class has been declining. real median family income today i

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transcanada did not get to build the keystone pipeline it goes from canada to cushing and the u.s. st. that got squashed by the obama administration. now the company going to buy columbia pipeline group. scarlet: "what'd you miss?" the fed will leave rates too low for too long and it will trigger more market volatility. that's according to our next guest. you love to follow the fed and volatility for how bad is it theg to get mark guest: surprising thing about janet yellen's statement was that she claimed it on global events. she said it was china cause us to pause. but it wasn't in china so much as the markets. my claim is always been the head has overreacted and has been too cautious because it is so concerned about market overreactions. it has allowed markets to be distorted by these lower rates where the we now have market -- andallocate credit or i think the situation is so precarious that if the fed were to start raising rates, markets would panic and this dynamic feedback loop is very dangerous is one we have to be very cautious about in the that does not into recognize it. t

. >> hi, jim, washington has rejected the keystone pipeline but that could all change next year when we get a new president. i own kinder morgan stock and they've recently purchased additional shares. >> i've got to tell you, i don't think morgan is all that related and will not go up or down on that pipeline. what matters now is they've spent a fortune building new pipelines. let's go to james in california. >> jim, smith and wesson holding corporation. reported a big upset. the stock is going down and starting to come back. i think you have to wait. i do prefer to stock of taser which was down today a little bit. let's go to curtis, north carolina. curtis. >> hey, jim. thanks for taking the call. i would like to wish a happy birthday to a great american. talk to us about crocker. is it over or is there more room to run? >> it is the ultimate gasoline play. every time it's pulled back it's been right. i'm going to say. >> bye bye bye. >> let's go to kevin in florida. kevin. >> hey, how are you doing? i wanted to get your thoughts on the property trust. opt. >> i know this accompany.

canada's relationships was strained under stephen harper, who pushed the white house to approve the keystone pipeline. obama ultimately rejected that plan. he has a canadian partner working towards a clean growth economy. >> i'm confident that by working together we'll get there sooner than we think. >> in praising u.s. ally and neighbour canada, it almost sounded as if mr obama were talking about justin trudeau himself. >> we see ourselves in each other. we are guided by the same values. >> there's an agreement to open the borders. more than $2 billion in goods and services demros. -- flows. this would open up the boarder, breaking up bottle necks, allowing trade to flow freely. canada is moving ahead with plans to build a bridge. it will replace one that connects cities of windsor and detroit. facilitating $200 billion in trade. plans on the american side have not been finalised. bisi onile-ere reports >>> the detroit-windsor corridor is the busiest international trade crossing in north america, suspended over the detroit river, the ambassador bridge connecting canada to the u.s. in 1929. the bridg

that's why sanders said no to the keystone pipeline and never waffled. he's also the only candidate our drinking water and threaten our climate. sanders has the most far-reaching plan to fight climate change and build a clean energy future. bernie sanders -- people before polluters. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank andy samberg, ginnifer goodwin and apologize to matt damon we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first, their album "hope" comes out on april 22nd. here with the song "spirits" the strumbellas! guns in my head spirits inpy i been looking at the stars tonight and i think oh how i miss that bright sun i'll be a dreamer 'til the day i die but they say oh how the good die young but we're all strange and maybe we don't wanna change i got guns in my head and they won't go spirits in my head and they won't go i got guns in my head and they won't go spirits in my head and they won't go but the gun still rattles the gun sti

i think he would build the keystone pipeline. i think is he a reliable republican conservative.onservative to be on the supreme court. i doubt -- i have really doubts about mr. trump. i think mr. trump is not a republican. >> if we go to the convention and he doesn't get the nomination, i think the voters are going to be pretty frustrated. we have got to win in november. it's time to coalesce behind donald. >> florida governor rick scott endorsing donald trump. and you hear some the others, especially lindsey graham who has turned his decision around about ted cruz as you look at the delegate count right now. here is how it stands tonight. 673 for donald trump, 411, and 143. meantime donald trump is+ essentially pointing his focus to hillary clinton trying to set up a general election fight. hillary clinton pushing back in the same way inen ad today. these are two ads. ♪ ♪ [barking] [ laughter ] >> who are you consulting with consistently so that you are ready on day one? >> i'm speaking with myself, number one, because i have a very good brain and i have said a lot of things. [

that's why sanders said no to the keystone pipeline and never waffled. he's also the only candidate to oppose fracking because fracking can endanger our drinking water and threaten our climate. sanders has the most far-reaching plan to fight climate change and build a clean energy future. bernie sanders -- people before polluters. sanders: i'm bernie sanders >>> let's take you back out to this fire live this morning. we're watching this fire at colfax and billing. it runs parallel with 225 right by colfax and 225. the firefighters seem to have this knocked down a little bit ago. a few minutes ago, we had flames. >> you tip your hats off to the been working to get the flames the smoke billowing out of this structure. we understand that copter 4 was we don't know when this fire broke out. the details slowly coming in. it was dispatched after copter 4 was in the air. we saw two men outside gesturing toward it. we don't know if someone is inside. firefighters searching inside and having a good look at what's going on. they have got this knocked down with the

again steered clear but wasted no time going after other parts of her record, starting with the keystone pipelineh would run straight through nebraska. >> there is a candidate out there running for the democratic nomination who was a little bit wobbly about the keystone pipeline. >> reporter: and on trade he called her positions a disaster for michigan. >> she was very, very wrong and millions of families around this country have been suffering as a result of those disastrous trade agreements. >> reporter: he told cnn he has no time for democrats who say he should tone down his rhetoric against clinton. >> in many ways democrats can say what they want. we are in this race to win it. i don't run negative campaign ads but i do think it's appropriate that you distinguish your differences with your opponents. >> reporter: he's fighting to win the nebraska and kansas caucuses on saturday and maine on sunday. >> on the other hand, maybe nebraska is not quite so conservative. >> reporter: still it's an uphill climb for and saers. in pledged delegates he has 405 to clinton's 606. when you factor in super

they want to go in the keystone pipeline became a metaphor for the kind of conservative movement believed to open up all these places that the federal government is controlling. don't kid yourself, the environmental movement groups are strong, whether it is a national park association or national park foundation, audubon, sierra, the wilderness society, one can rattle off a hundred of them. they do their job. they bring consciousness. unfortunately it has become a little bit too partisan like democrats, people want to vote for hillary clinton's are environmentalists and republicans are not. theodore roosevelt was republican, john lacey was republican. ronald reagan who we do not think of as an outdoor person he signed 51 wilderness or 50 some wilderness areas. that's how far now, you think one of these guys running now are going to sign wilderness bills? the republican party has gone very extreme right and part of it is at the federal governments locking up these lands. this is what fdr came in strong when he did because we had to grow the grasslands because the dustbowl happened because

that's why sanders said no to the keystone pipeline and never waffled. he's also the only candidate to oppose fracking because fracking can endanger our drinking water and threaten our climate. sanders has the most far-reaching plan to fight climate change and build a clean energy future. bernie sanders -- people before polluters. sanders: i'm bernie sanders late show, everybody. tune in tomorrow when my guest will be christina hendricks, a cooking demonstration with model chrissy tiegen and mythbusters adam savage. corden. good night. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> reggie: are you ready to have some fun fun?

. >> she's evolved on the keystone pipeline. she's evolved on the transpacific partnership. she's apologized for supporting the war in iraq. she apologized for supporting this homophobic legislation of the '90s. i suppose one can get satisfaction from seeing her move closer to our positions, but i think what the voters have to decide is will she be apologizing 20 years for actions she takes today. >> tough words. >> tough words, but mr. sanders, senator sanders likes to talk about hillary's what he calls evolutions, which i will take it on in a moment but what about his own evolution. he acts as though he himself has not had evolutions. i'd love for him to explain his evolution on gun safety measures, for example. this is a guy that voted against the brady bill five times to shield manufacturers from liability and then when he started to reach the southern states, he started to say, well, maybe i will look at that and sign on to some legislation. as i understand it, i don't think he signed on. he has a few evolutions of his own frankly and that seemed politically convenient.

i think he would build the keystone pipeline. i think is he a reliable republican conservative.servative to be on the supreme court. i doubt -- i have really doubts about mr. trump. i think mr. trump is not a republican. >> if we go to the convention and he doesn't get the nomination, i think the voters are going to be pretty frustrated. we have got to win in november. it's time to coalesce behind donald. >> florida governor rick scott endorsing donald trump. and you hear some the others, especially lindsey graham who has turned his decision around about ted cruz as you look at the delegate count right now. here is how it stands tonight. 673 for donald trump, 411, and 143onald trump is+ essentially pointing his focus to hillary clinton trying to set up a general election fight. hillary clinton pushing back in the same way inen ad today. these are two ads. ♪ ♪ [barking] [ laughter ] >> who are you consulting with consistently so that you are ready on day one? >> i'm speaking with myself, number one, because i have a very good brain and i have said a lot of things. [ laughter ] >>

relationship with russia, and very interested in climate change, not pushing as hard on the keystone pipeline. if you're obama and you see not only trudeau but at the beginning obama talked about the team, and trudeau's team very young, 50% women, incredibly multicultural, looks like the youth of canada, and the same way when obama was elected, obama looked like the new america for many, it makes obama comfortable. these are two men who clearly feel very easy in establishing the kind of relationship with the u.s. and canada together that really we haven't seen for the first six years of the obama administration. i think you combine that with the fact that obama is seven years in now, he's approval ratings are back just over 50%. he's feeling kind of a little more comfortable with the economic rebound, coming towards the end of his two-term presidency. you could also feel that in the ease with which he took some of those questions and that he was engaging with the fellow head of state in the rose garden. >> also, ian, one more question, if i might. we had the cursory mention, you hear it any t

i'm glad on all these issues where she changed her position, the transpacific partnership, the keystone pipelinenow the resignation of michigan's governor. it shows that bernie is setting the agenda for this debate. she wants to be where bernie is on issues. >> tad devine, thank you very much. we go to kristen welker. go ahead. >> i'm asking about flint. >> kristen, go ahead, you're live. kristen welker in the spin room. >> thank you. i think this is the last question. >> we have kristen welker, she couldn't quite hear me before. if you can hear me now, go ahead. >> i'm here with communications director for the clinton campaign. so, jen, your initial reaction to tonight's debate, very fiery. >> very fiery. also very substantive. i think it was probably the most substantive exchange that we've had. also, there were a little bit of fireworks. i think that it was useful. we think -- >> ari, i can hear you. i'm here with jen palmeri. can you hear me back in the studio? >> yes, we're on a delay, but go ahead. >> can you hear what we're saying here? >> yes. >> here with communications director jen. wh

there was a rough patch, particularly after obama delayed and then rejected the cross border keystone xl pipeline. now, this government in ottawa, the trudeau government, regards that as something that is basically water under the bridge, and instead, they shifted and pivoted to talk about some real agreements on climate change and agreements between the two governments in implementing the paris climate change agreement. here's what trudeau said. >> the president and i have announced today that we'll take ambitious action to reduce methane emissions nearly by half from the oil and gas sector, reduce use and emissions of hydro fluoro carbons, and implement gas emission standards for heavy vehicles, to flight plan change. >> now, beyond that, there was also agreement announced on further streamlining the arrangements for border security, for information sharing between the two countries, and also for making it easier for both travelers and exercise to cross the border by advancing what is already in effect at airports, which is having people precleared before they even reached their destination in

is not giving up on expanding in the united states after failing to obtain approval for its keystone xl pipelinebuying columbia pipeline group, the price is more than $10 billion and the deal given that gives it access to natural gas pipelines in pennsylvania and parts in new york, ohio, and west virginia. caroline: time for a bloomberg quick take what we provide context and background on issues of interest. turkey is at the center of european union refugee deal. moves toresident tighten his grip on power has sparked a backlash, opponents say the dominance of his ruling party has eroded a country's secular system and diminished media freedom. he has fought accusation of corruption and stifle debate. that has rattled investors. has swept back into office in november elections and since then turkey has resumed its war with kurdish separatist and suffered a wave of terrorist attacks. it has made that agreement with the eu to create a legal migration route. he has purged opponents from the police and the nation's courts, the governor has widened oversight of the internet, drawing criticism from the

and she has evolved on the keystone pipeline. she's evolved on the trans-pacific partnership.pologized for supporting the war in iraq. she's apologized for supporting this homophobic legislation of the 1990s. i guess one can get satisfaction from seeing her move closer to our positions. but i think what the voters have got to decide is, will she be apologizing 20 years from now for actions she takes today. what leadership is about is having the courage to do the right thing now, even if it's unpopular. and i think if you check my history, that's what i've done. >> i'm going to leave it there, senator sanders. thank you for participating. thank you to a great group here. stay safe on the trail. stay with us here at msnbc. the place for politics. you don't want to go anywhere. we'll see you later. have a good night. [ cheers and applause ] >>> hillary clinton, she leads in delegates. >> i am not a one-issue candidate, because this is not a one-issue country! >> and tomorrow, she's looking to win big in five key states. >> you don't make america great by getting rid of everything

and she has evolved on the keystone pipeline. she's evolved on the trans-pacific partnership.or supporting the war in iraq. she's apologized for supporting this homophobic legislation of the 1990s. i guess one can get satisfaction from seeing her move closer to our positions. but i think what the voters have got to decide is, will she be apologizing 20 years from now for actions she takes today. what leadership is about is having the courage to do the right thing now, even if it's unpopular. and i think if you check my history, that's what i've done. >> i'm going to leave it there, senator sanders. thank you for participating. thank you to a great group here. stay safe on the trail. stay with us here at msnbc. the place for politics. you don't want to go anywhere. we'll see you later. have a good night. [ cheers and applause ] >>> well, someone had to do it, and politico has now done. an official count of how many lies donald trump tells per speech. one of politico's counters of trump lies will join us. and with what might just be 24 hours left before the collapse of the repub

they love the keystone pipeline and it's based on eminent domain. because they've got to go from canada where cruz was born to texas. don't forget that. remember what i said. i'm going to win. just remember whey said. i'm going to win. and i thank you, babe. ooh, you are so amazing. you are so amazing. i'm going to win. but remember this. if for some reason he gets the phenomenon nation, the first thing -- remember i'm a good prognosticator, i'm a good predictor. the first thing is that they're going to sue. ted cruz, he was born in canada. lived there for four years. the head of the harvard law school, one of the top people in the business in terms of constitution is saying that, you know, that he's wrong. and we have other people that is much stronger than even that. so remember this. if cruz gets lucky and he wins -- and the only way he gets lucky -- because it's all establishment. i'm not the establishment. i don't take their money. i don't hire their people. i don't do any of their stuff. so you have a disadvantage. but if cruz wins, just remem

i think he would build the keystone pipeline. senator clinton would not. and replace obamacare. i don't think she would. i think he's a reliable republican conservative who would pick a true conservative to be on the supreme court. i doubt -- i have doubts about mr. trump. i think mr. trump is not a republican. i don't think he's a conservative. i think his campaign is built on zo xenopho xenophobia, race baiting and religious big tree. and i think senator cruz is a conservative who i can support. >> and so here is the actual invitation that just is going out to a lot of the donors that lindsey graham has relied on for his senate race. and it says right here, come join lindsey graham for a fund-raiser for ted cruz for president. again, it was very clear in that interview, it was not something he ever imagined doing. but considering the alternatives, considering where the republican party is right now, the math, the map and the calendar, he feels like this is something he wants to do to try to stop donald trump. >> earlier, as he cut this with us, as well,

mr harper wasn't able to get president obama's approval for the crucial keystone xl pipeline.that is not likely to come up when mr trudeaux is in washington. what is likely to come up is the border. tight new security restrictions are costing some 20 billion dollars a year, long line-ups, bureaucratic line-ups for canadian experts >> i think the prime minister has to be frank in asking the president how canada and u.s. can cooperate on security issues, fighting terrorism but still ensuring that business people and canadian $and americans can cross the potential >> reporter: one potential irritant is to move canada's war planes from syria and iraq. they have worked through that when they met at the apec summit in november. they showed a fairly warm personal relationship there, always crucial. canada needs to keep in mind this is an election year, it needs to keep relations, and the potential nominees for the democratic and republican parties for president. that means, indeed, that canada is probably working on a strategy tore president donald trump should he be elected >>> volk

clinton is catching on to where the american people are, and, you know, she has evolved on the keystone pipelinecific partnership. she's apologized for supporting the war in iraq. she's apologized for supporting this homophobic doma legislation of the 1990s. so, yes, i suppose one can get satisfaction from seeing her move closer to our positions, but i think what the voters have got to decide is will she be apologizing 20 years from now for actions she takes today? what leadership is about is having the courage to do the right thing now even if it's unpopular and i think if you check my history, that's what i have done. >> well, i'm going to leave it there, senator sanders. thanks very much for participating. thank you to a great group here on the campus of ohio state university. senator, stay safe on the trail. and stay with us here at msnbc, the place for politics. you don't want to go anywhere. we'll see you later. have a good night. >>> this sunday, the republican establishment has tried persuasion -- >> mr. trump is a con man, a fake. >> it's tried school yard tactics. >> and you know what

>> host: but there are some substantial issues of potential disagreements; syrian refugees, keystone pipelineng to the syrian crisis. there are two pieces to this, one that the president agrees with very much and the other, you know, he's not thrilled with, but he's putting a positive face on. so where the president has really congratulated the prime minister is in canada's very bold move to take 25,000 syrian refugees. so by comparison, the united states -- which has a population roughly nine times the size -- is going to take or said it will take only 10,000 this year. so you can see just how big a difference that is. that'd be like here taking more than 200,000 refugees x. you've had governors here in the united states who have said we don't want any in our state because they're worried that this would be a way for some kind of sleeper terrorist to get in the country.fois so this has raised some hackles on capitol hill. so the white house loves this. they're very, you know, congratulating him today on this policy. and the prime minister himself went to the airport to greet these families.

that's why sanders said no to the keystone pipeline and never waffled. he's also the only candidate to oppose fracking because fracking can endanger our drinking water and threaten our climate. sanders has the most far-reaching plan to fight climate change and bernie sanders -- people before polluters. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it' s the people. american workers. they build world-class products. and that builds communities. and a better future. for all of us. because making something in america means so much, to so many. weathertech. >>> good morning, everyone. 8:55 i'm britt moreno. investigators are saying charges could come today after a hash oil explosion is suspected of causing a fire at a westminster home. the fire started just after 8:00 last night in the 4800 block of west 73rd avenue. firefighters were able to get a handle on it quickly knocking down the flames within a 25 minutes. four people got out of the ho

meanwhile canada, the obama administration will not approve the keystone pipeline which could be arguedf you care about climate change is a good thing for climate change because if you are worried about the climate change impacts the impact will be much lower because you will be getting off of coal and other sources of oil. the obama administration is going after fracking and a shutdown hundreds of coal plants and closures so they are shutting down the energy economy based on these when in reality they can't do anything about the climate at all even if they try and you could zero out u.s. emissions and it won't have an impact on global emissions. charles: we have seen evidence of that because of the fracking power emissions of gone down, we can't stop china or india, they won't agree to anything that would stop them because they want to power their economies that having said that what the make of the fact that climate change still resonates as a political issue and those politicians on the democratic side are sort of on the climate change band wagon. >> they are playing to the party's b

labeling requirements and the proposed keystone xl pipeline.azil, the sao paulo state prosecutor's office charged a former president on allegations of hiding assets. office saysor's they will explain the accusations. a judge would have to accept the charges against lula for the former president to be formally indicted. global news 24 hours a day hour-by-hour 2400 journalists and over 150 news bureaus around the world. francine: european stocks trading slightly higher today ahead of the ecb meeting. a check on the markets with mark barkin. mark: next fortunes for europe's main markets. it has been a year to the day since the ecb started buying bonds. interesting to see who is better fitted when it comes to bonds and equities. his are three interesting charts. germany, the euro area and portugal, when the ecb started to buy bonds last year, the sovereign bond market and these three countries rose. they spent much of last year below the gain line. the past feween in months that germany and the euro area has sported gains according to the bloomberg

pipeline system from the very beginning, which could be a major factor in this caucus state. for months, hillary clinton avoided taking a position on the controversy, until coming out against keystonefrom lincoln, nebraska, is jane fleming cleb, executive director of bold nebraska, a pipeline opponent. jane, first of all, thank you for being here. i want to talk about how keystone might wind up playing in today's caucuses, nebraska being an open primary. are you seeing evidence that independents in the state may be crossing over and voting in the democratic caucus, specifically because of keystone? >> yeah. so you'll see lots of cowboy hats and boots today at the democratic caucus, both in rural and urban settings. not only independents, but republicans, as well. you know, we heard a lot of farmers or ranchers who did everything they could to stop keystone because of eminent domain and climate change and water issues. they did that because they also knew the republican party has completely left them. i'm not getting more and more farmers, e-mailing and facebooking and coming up to me in person, saying i can no longer vote for the republican party with trump at the head who says he

they want to go in the keystone pipeline became a metaphor for the kind of conservative movement believed to open up all these places that the federal government is controlling. don't kid yourself, the environmental movement groups are strong, whether it is a national park association or national park foundation, audubon, sierra, the wilderness society, one can rattle off a hundred of them. they do their job. they bring consciousness. unfortunately it has become a little bit too partisan like democrats, people want to vote for hillary clinton's are environmentalists and republicans are not. theodore roosevelt was republican, john lacey was republican. ronald reagan who we do not think of as an outdoor person he signed 51 wilderness or 50 some wilderness areas. that's how far now, you think one of these guys running now are going to sign wilderness bills? the republican party has gone very extreme right and part of it is at the federal governments locking up these lands. this is what fdr came in strong when he did because we had to grow the grasslands because the dustbowl happened because