. >> charlie, let's bring you in here, because you are carrying now that mantle of the establishment republican lead, which you certainly are. i am sure it is proudly that you carry that mantle. >> the question becomes, at what point is there the intelligence and the wisdom in the leadership of the republican party to say, if it is, indeed, donald trump at 1100 votes that, this business of eating your young, which is what the elites and donor classes have been funding for months in going after trump. it is just a strange spectacle. i wonder if there is a sense among the party elite that this is a threat to the party itself? >> lou, let's stick to the fact. >> no, i don't want to stick to the facts. i want to ask you questions about the future of the party, which requires speculation in some conjuring. i would like you to do that if you would. >> i understand that. we are talking about colorado where the rules were laid out a year ago. the fact that the trump folks weren't smart enough to learn the rules. >> it was laid out last august. they made some significant changes last august a

san francisco police department release add video showing the suspect in action this week and this mantles elderly residents there is a gas leak in the area and they should leave. in they do he has a clear shot at robbing the home. both attempts on tuesday and wednesday this week failed because residents say he was acting suspiciously. >> this morning we are happy to report that surgery to remanufacture a teen's brain tumor at stanford children's went well. his mother said it lasted seven hours and we told you about him and his family last week, from hawaii. thieves broke into the family car in san francisco at the wharf and stole several items including medical records. people sent in get well cards and san francisco police officers association replace add stolen laptop and camera. >> big cheers in berkeley after the first round of the nfl draft >> the rams select >> cal quarterback was the first pick in the draft and he grew up in novato as a die hard fan, and goff is now a ram. >> worth the wait, honestly, unbelievable once-in-a-lifetime experience and can't put interest words. i am ver

some of those hall of famers include babe ruth, willie mays, jimmie foxx, and mickey mantle. and of the first 16 times 50 or single season, the only person to not be in the hall of fame to do so was roger maris in 1961. that year, he broke babe ruth's single-season home run record with 61 home runs. i'm matt for "teen kids news." >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. [ suspenseful music plays ] [ thuds ] [ cellphone vibrates ] >> what if your mom or dad texted while driving and got hurt or worse? imagine how you would feel. >> is everything all right? >> i don't know. >> that's why they don't want you >> once again, we're with sandi masori, america's top balloon expert. she's showing us how to make balloon sculptures. so, i know that some of those sculptures you make are pretty complicated, like this one. can you tell us about this? >> well, this one, what makes this complicated -- this is a bow and arrow, in case you didn't recognize it. but what make it complicated is not so much the bow part, but it's these double pinch twists

. >> most lgbt activist also happy to see that this is being taken up as mantle of the business community, but not measure bridge clear how much of an impact that's going to have. >> mark straws man, cbs news, atlanta. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", it is like something out after movie script. resident in washington state on alert after two patients escaped from a pschiatric ward. why police say they're a danger to the public. >>> and, a new push to find one of the suspects in the brussels terror attacks. the new video officials hope will lead them to the man still on the loose. whether we come >> wild fires turning to -- continue to burn oklahoma. in one county four separate fires merged into a single blaze, covering more than 55,000 acres, wind gusts top 50 miles an hour, not only fanning the flames, but bringing down power lines. most haven't seen significant rainfall in 100 days. meanwhile, police searching for two patients who disappeared from pschiatric hospital in washington state. >> authorities say michael ex and err adams, anthony garber, ill and pose threat to the pub

do you go, "i'm carrying the mantle here?" >> not for me.owd to be korean american and it is cool that our show helps to normalize asian american families in contemporary society. but i wanted to do it from the standpoint of-- my wife is vietnamese and i'm korean. i just try to duplicate dialogue of how we talk at home, usually americanized. some of it is not. we've done some episodes that touch on culture. we had a thanksgiving episode where my wife is japanese on the show and i'm korean and we talk about culture clashes on thanksgiving and stuff like that. put we really cotry to do eye never try to write the show as it would be written by a white man. i didn't want to be the guy, "hey, honey, how was work?" "it's really tough being a korean american physician in the san vernando valley." >> trevor: i think that's amazing dialogue. >> "where's my gong?" so... >> trevor: i don't think you should throw those jokes away. >> that's a pretty good joke. >> trevor: that's actually a pretty good joke. you're writing on the show as well, you're exec

the fact that the main republican candidates have been able to take up this mantle of anti-immigrantentiment and it is seen as acceptable, why do you think that is that it is acceptable political issue to take up? >> that is a great and very tough question and something i think about all the time, not sure if i have a good answer to it. as someone who studies politics, i think about it from the fact the populations they are targeting, these are the most vulnerable and politically voiceless and vulnerable groups in society meaning if we are talking about undocumented immigrants they don't have citizenship in the united states, can't exercise the right to vote so even if there is this sentiment thrown out against them politically they cannot push back against that. and obviously candidates know that. they think it is an easy target because i am not going to get any political backlash from targeting them. not to say that among the latinos who are registered to vote, the other calculus i am sure candidates are thinking of his latino turnout is extremely low compared to whites and african

that they reach for each other's mantle and punch and heher's lights out, has significant things he believedn. ed: strong national defense, lower taxes, less government. he never backed away, he had a core -- core beliefs. al: thank you so much. i think we actually informed people a little bit today. we will be right back. ♪ scottd evening, imho sitting in for charlie rose who is off tonight. ," is a filmlash with ralphlda sling, fiennes and his daughter. here is a preview. ♪ >> we were hiding out. meet marianne and paul. >> i am his daughter. ♪ >> we were students, how many years ago? >> you are pretty domesticated for a rock star. ♪ >> i don't smoke. >> that does not mean you don't want some. >> we were friends, better than brothers. >> the world is not ready for it. >> i fall in love with every pretty thing. >> you don't want to do this. >> you are obscene. >> everybody is obscene, that is the whole point. >> when i look at what i have done. joining me now is the film's director, luca guadagnino , tilda swinton, and ralph fiennes. venice, andilm in it was really an extraordinary experienc

she's clearly qualified, in my view, the best person positioned to take the mantle from president obama, and keep the country moving forward. >> is senator sanders qualified to become president? >> i certainly think he's qualified, and if he were to prevail, he's a much better choice than either ted cruz, donald trump, or anything that comes out of the republican convention in cleveland. but as between the two, which is the sort of issue in question been convinced that secretary clinton is the best person positioned both to win in november and to build upon the legacy of barack obama. >> not surprising since you're supporting secretary clinton. erika, are you glad this is over? or is it over? is there more to come? >> no. i mean, i think, you know, bernie was definitely responding, you know, to before. and bernie has said since the beginning that he wants to make sure that we're focusing on the issues, and that's what he's been doing his entire campaign, you know, focusing on the issues -- what does the american people care about? -- and making sure that we are literally building a move

do they have the judgment and wisdom to bear the mantle of a job whose responsibilities gray the hair of every person to hold that office? do they think through decisions in a rash and impulsive way? do they pop off the handle at whatever strikes them at any given moment? or do they think through carefully, measured? do they assemble a team around them who are smarter than they are? there is an old adage in management that a's hire a's, and b's hire c's. [applause] if you see a leader that deliberately surrounds himself with people that are not capable, informed, skilled, and would never stand up to thatleader, it tells you that leader is not a leader, but rather someone not at all secure in who they are. [applause] and the third thing you look to his character -- is character. are they honest? do they have core principles that come from their gut? not a dalliance to be announced today and amended tomorrow. when they look in the mirror, is it based on whatever is trending on twitter? or do they have a foundation? [applause] integral to character, how do they treat others? how do they

sanders is the democratic candidate who has seized the mantle of the middle class and has wiped out intaef built. drawing out the rally on monday. >> does anyone really believe you can be an agent of change if you are taking money from the most powerful? >> clinton is still leading in the polls in new york. a new poll showing she is beating sanders by 14 points herself to problem for clinton, 30% of likely democratic voters in new york who support sanders say they would not support her in a general election. the conservative super pac america rising noted the clinton launch has been bumpy. >> why don't you go run for something? >> i am so sick of the -- >> clinton is making the case she's better positioned than sanders to take on republican front-runner donald trump. today, former president bill clinton's presidential library released about 500 pages of records. including the correspondents showing the billionaire sent a white house staffer an autographed company of his book. the after the deal. with the endescription, your mom is the best. >> revealed by the clint library, in 1999 bill cl

the warriors have a chance to claim that mantle if they go on and win the championship for a second straight year. >> great way to finish off the regular season. i just told our guys i never in a million years would have guessed that record would ever be broken. >> there's no words for it. it's been an unbelieve be an run. an unbelievable night. it has been every game has been so much fun. >> great venue. great team. great atmosphere. it doesn't get any better than this. it doesn't. go warriors. >> reporter: it was a great night all around. steph curry with another milestone. 400 three-pointers in a single season. he wound up with 402 all together. coach kerr was asked what it was liked to see curry perform at that level. he said i'm glad he's on my team. john and lynda, back to you. >> almost as good as the '86 celtics. stunning. every time steph curry shoots, you think it is going in. >> the best all-time shooter ever. >> i'm going with yes. >>> some other basketball last night. hollywood ending for kobe bryant. the laker great did a really great job finishing out his 20-year hall of fame

in short, sheridan was cloaking a morally dubious act in the mantle of one more easily defensib defensible. this is michael walzer. he is a professor emeritus at princeton university and author of any number of books. but there's one that i would recommend to you. it's called just and unjust wars, a moral argument with historical illustrations published in 1977. i read it as a college freshman. it has been through five editions since then, and it is the single most lucid and intelligent sudden dis of the ethical aspects of war that i can commend to you. michael walzer talks about the principle of double effect. this is a concept that really goes back before michael walzer. but he offers a good modern formulation that is relevant to what it is that i'm talking about today. double effect, walzer writes is a way of exercising the absolute prohibition against attacking noncombatants with a legitimate conduct of military activity, which may unavoidably expose noncombatants to harm. its key condition is that the intention of the actor is good. that is to say, the actor, or the person who is resp

is anyone taking up this mantle? it is the political season. >> one thing i did my wife and i started organization called just shelter. >> this was not a set up. [laughter] >> we did not talk earlier. [laughter] but this does two things and first highlights and emphasizes the role of the nonprofit center playing all over the work country with housing if your in bethesda or nebraska click on the map see the organization's that are working hard. we are allowing people to put in their own stories we would get letters from people this is what i went through. i said to have to broadcast that so if you have experienced foreclosure or eviction in share your story up load to liggett the human cost of the crisis. that is what we're doing to scale up. so when confronted with the fact more than any other rich democracy at all right again once incentivize work and also a to recognize party is not just in, but also extractive markets. we need to address this from multiple angles but without addressing this housing crisis will fal

is there anyone taking up that mantle or groups coming together it is a political season so those are two fundamental questions. >> my wife and i started this organization called just shelter >> this was not a setup. [laughter] >> i always look for ways to were given. it does two things. it highlights and emphasizes all over the country a lot of the work going on in affordable housing is bought from neighborhood to neighborhood so if you are in nebraska you can click on the map and see the organizations plugged in and getting involved but what we are also doing here is allowing people to fill their own story so much of the time when it gets covered in the press i get letters from folks that have been like this is my story this is what i went through. i've gotten more of those and we have to broadcast that so if you have experienced and want to share your story you can contribute in your own way so that's one thing we are doing this a lot. policymakers when confronted with the fact that the country has more and worse than any other rich democracy will respond by saying jobs. hillary cl

sanders is the democratic candidate who has seized the mantle of the middle class and has wiped out intaef built. drawing out the rally on monday. >> does anyone really believe you can be an agent of change if you are taking money from the most powerful? >> clinton is still leading in the polls in new york. a new poll showing she is beating sanders by 14 points herself to problem for clinton, 30% of likely democratic voters in new york who support sanders say they would not support her in a general election. the conservative super pac america rising noted the clinton launch has been bumpy. >> why don't you go run for something? >> i am so sick of the -- >> clinton is making the case she's better positioned than sanders to take on republican front-runner donald trump. today, former president bill clinton's presidential library released about 500 pages of records. including the correspondents showing the billionaire sent a white house staffer an autographed company of his book. the after the deal. with the endescription, your mom is the best. >> revealed by the clint library, in 1999 bill cl

i think there is an important difference to be drawn between violent extremists who claim the mantle of religious -- charlie: radical, extreme islam. david: and a particular strain of islamic thought. charlie: the taliban seems to be on the march in afghanistan. they seem to beginning ground. they seem not willing to negotiate. what does that say to an intelligence officer? david: what we see with the taliban is, you know, particularly with the onset of the new fighting season, which has, the last several weeks, begun again. the taliban feels emboldened. they feel they have the capability to challenge the afghan government. that obviously plays into the question as to the possibility of some sort of reconciliation between the afghani government -- the ghani government and the taliban. but we also work extremely closely through the defense department particularly and afghan security forces in devising better ways to fight against the taliban and to protect the government of national unity in afghanistan. i think we see this fighting season as being a difficult one for the afghan gover

this polling station at the mickey mantle school just opened up. voters will shortly start to begin trickling in. reporting live this morning until 9:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. the exception are duchess and sullivan counties where the polls don't open until noon. >>> breaking news in afghanistan. the taliban claiming responsibility for coordinated attacks on a government security agency in kabul. the attacks include a suicide bombing, killing 28 and injuring more than 300. police have killed one armed assailant. >>> a rockland county man accused of bribing cops into helping his friends get gun permits is free on bond this morning. >> it is the latest fallout from a federal probe into the nypd. >> reporter: alex lichtenstein left the courthouse after facing a judge on charges of bribery and corruption. he was released on a $500,000 bond. he is accused of paying out bribes to nypd cops to issue gun permits without background checks. the licenses were sold to people who might not have gotten them otherwise. on a tape recorded conversation lichtenstein br

that women have made and the work they've done but it inspired other younger women to take up the mantleand to get involved in the struggle for equal and just representation. and as you have said and as you have pointed out, not only are women getting elected to office but how to bring about change that would take place but for these women who are willing to work across the aisle and who were willing to basically take a public policy others wouldn't, but you have proven this country not only is a better place of it because of planning that you have shown the power in a very special way and i'm proud of you. so many women are proud of you and with that, just tell us what else are you going to do? >> guest: i believe that social change comes in little steps and then you go backwards and have to fight to keep moving forward. so what i think that you're going to see is phenomenal when's hopefully with our first woman president would hopefully take back the senate and maybe even the house. i think that we are very strong candidates. but we cannot take anything for granted. and at some point t

do they have the judgment and wisdom to bear the mantle of a job whose responsibilities have grayed thevery person ever to hold that office? do they think through decisions in a ration impulsive way? do they pop off the handle at whatever strikes them in any given moment? or do they think through careful, measured? do they assemble a team around them who are smarter than they are? you know, there is an old adage in management that a's hire a's and b's hire c's. if you see a leader who deliberately surrounds themselves with people who are not capable, who are not informed, who are not skilled, and who would never, ever stands up to that leader, it tells you that leader is not a leader, but, rather, someone not at all secure in who they are. and the third thing you look to is character. are they honest? do they have core principles that come from their gut? are not a momentary announced today to be abandoned tomorrow, but do they know who they are when they look in the mirror? is it based on whatever the media tells them that given day, whatever the fad is that given moment? whatever is t

he has the mantle of the white house.ly hit back in a way that hillary clinton could not. so there is that. but here is the danger. donald trump is an a symmetrical player. he is going to hit you. the white house wants to be very careful if they open up this pandora's box with them, because he has no problem to show how disastrous both are together for the united states. so i think the president wants to be a little bit cute, you talked about the smirk there. he wants to show he has this connection with foreign leaders asking him about donald trump and ted cruz. but the reality is, they don't want to walk too deeply in this. there are some snakes they don't want to get bitten by either. >> it is so interesting, when the president could stay too cool for school, somebody like trump. i don't know how you out aloof trump. thank you very much, michael steele. thank you, colleen mccain nelson of the "wall street journal." up next, the "hardball" round table for the top story of the night, the all out fight broken out in new yo

night's gop primary, which is significantly increasing the chances of a historic fight to claim the mantleood evening and welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. the final tally from wisconsin's gop primary shows senator ted cruz winning by double digits. earning 48% of the vote to donald trump's 35%. governor kasich came in third with 14%. senator cruz had been up in the last poll before wisconsin by ten. he exceeded that margin last night with a 13-point victory over donald trump. the delegate count now stands

phil: when you see the advertiser, does mickey mantle really smoke lucky strike cigarettes?ny call fraudulent ads. that really helped the relationship, helping to get what real consider real ads, that really reflected who the athlete or nike was. when we won an award at the advertising festival, i stood on stage and reminded him about how i hated advertising. dan said the same thing. we hate traditional advertising. charlie: criticisms. one, and you feel strongly about this and write about this, conditions in the factory were not as good as they could've been. you argue they were a lot better than when we got there. that is not the essential argument, but should you have paid more attention and done more? phil: in retrospect, yes. we made mistakes early on, particularly responding to the criticism, that the ceo -- charlie: how would you describe your attitude? was it petulant? phil: a little bit in the sense that they were criticizing our factory. the princes and really more industry-wide, but we took the brunt of it. our shoe factories they were as good as any in the indust

he is such a household name that like mickey mantle and joe made into a was character in seinfeld. second, is his loyalty and dedication as evidenced by the fact that he is a diehard cubs fan. i have tremendous respect and affection for cubs fans and i , wish he and the cubbies well but i think it only fair to tell him he will have to wait until 2017 since my san francisco giants win in election years. finally, moving from the diamond to the gridiron, he has reported to have said "it speaks badly for a university to have a good football team." on this point, i must disagree but i should add s'observation is true, i very much hope that the converse is also true. if so, over the past few years, greaterbeen an even university than i could have imagined. it is my pleasure to welcome mr. wills to the podium. before he begins his remarks, although today is super tuesday, kindly, he has framed his remarks around president lincoln and the meaning he has to him so he will not do a political roundup in his remarks. after the formal program, there will be a q and a and he will take wide-rangi

kasich's only chance is to get to the contested convention and second or third ballot and to claim that mantlere talking about being the unity candidate. to do so, he will claim that with some evidence that he is the best positioned to face hillary clinton in a general election. for cruz, it is a more complicated calculation. for months, we said all of the non trump candidates have wasted a lot of money and time and effort attacking each other rather than going after trump. for a short period, they seemed to figure it out and decided to train fire on trump. now cruz is caught between short-term goal which is win wisconsin which is not assured. that will give him a bunch of delegates versus his long-term goal. if he was really honest with us and with himself, he would know keeping kasich in the race is better for him. the only way to keep trump from getting to the 1,237 number. if you look to april 19th, april 26th primaries. that's not cruz territory. he's not going to do well there. he needs kasich to stay in to keep trump from getting all of the delegates. right now, he is making the calcula

the hoax goes like this, the mantles elderly residents there is a gas leak in the area and they should leave f they do, they have a clear shot at robbing the residents. both families on tuesday and wednesday failed because the residents were smart enough to recognize something was not right with that give. big cheers of new york after the first round of the nfl draft. >> the rams select jared >> cal quarterback the first pick in the draft, jared goff a die hard 49ers fan can now will be holding the los angeles rams uniform. >> worth the wait. honestly. unbelievable moment. once in a lifetime experience. cannot put into words. i am very happy and excited to move on with my professional career. >> jared goff is the 505 the 5th cal quarterback picked. no one thought it would happen when cal woman own one game in his freshman year but it changed last year when he led the birds to the first winning season since 2011 and society a school record for most passing yards in a game. well deserved. >> the 49ers picked buckner from oregon reunited with his old college coach chip kelly. and raiders

the mantles residents there is a gas leak in the area and they have to leave.n, then he has clear shot at robbing the resident. both attempts on tuesday and wednesday failed and look at the face, a pretty clear picture. they failed because pegs say that the resident thought something shady was going on and does not let him in. >> an unusual case of shoplifting five men accuse evidence stealing 45,000 work of closing. the thieves never stopped inside the store, and police say they made their own keys to that truck you just saw and drove off with it. they found the drunk at a starbuck after tracking a phone that was inside the drunk with the g.p.s. >> it is lucrative because they are stealing large volumes of clothing, this case $45,000 worth of clothing. >> we do not have a happy ending yet, police arrested four of the five men but they bailed out before the officers found out they provided fake names and investigators are working to bring all five to justice. >> snow may -- sonoma county has the first care of zika virus after being bitten in south america. offi

those are the people who the voters have chosen and whoever that individual is that carries the mantle of the nomination, we need to mike sure they have the stamina and support to win in november. there's too much at stake. this idea we're focused on fighting each other does not happen. >> does nose but make yours life interesting. >>> jane sanders, speaking on behalf of her husband, says, wait. he is not going anywhere. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you >>> bernie sanders speaking in oregon right nowful does this look like a candidate who is quitting the race? jane sanders, his wife, telling me earlier doesn't look like that to her either. >> we may be spoiling they're day but we're not spoiling the race. the fact is that there are very different visions for america between hillary clinton and bernie sanders, and what we need to do is let the voters in every state,

do they have the judgment and wisdom to bear the mantle of a job whose responsibilities have grayed theair of every person ever to hold that office? do they think through decisions in a rash, impulsive way? the do they pop off the handle at whatever strikes them at any given moment? or do they think through careful, measured? do they assemble a team around them, who are smarter than they are? you know there is an old adage in management. that as hire as, and bs hire cs. [applause] if you see a leader who is deliberately surrounds himself with people who are not capable, who are not informed, who are knot skilled, and who would never ever, ever, stand up to that leader, it tells you that leader is not a leader, but rather someone not at all secure in who they are. [cheers and applause] and the third thing you look to is character. are they honest? do they have core principles come from their gut? not a momentary dalliance, announced today to be abandoned tomorrow, but do they know who they are when they look in the mirror? is it based on whatever the media tells them that given day, what

if you were kind of jonesing to the isis ideology, if you're looking to take up the jihadi mantle, this, they've eclipsed, at least in terms of the sensationalism and the brutality where it's been perpetrated in the west, in u.s.-allied countries, they've eclipsed al qaeda in this regard. now, the positives, as i mentioned, you know, capturing guys alive means you can interrogate. the negative, though, and we saw this with brussels, right? this was an attack that was meant to have occurred in paris, possibly on easter sunday. it got sped up, and then the city was relocated to brussels. why? because the net had been closing in after salah abdeslam was captured. whoever was left figured, you know what, if we don't go now, we could get arrested at any moment. so, now the more guys you arrest, the more you take off the playing field. >> but -- >> the more the rest of them who remain are going to want to accelerate whatever operations they've got planned. >> michael, i guess relative to those two foreign fighters that you say, well, they're probably still in france, how much should we be con

fact -- >> it's a smart strategy on the part of donald trump to try and seize the anti-establishment mantleway from ted cruz and try to consolidate the anti-establishment vote. it may not work. >> look at that statement. it was nonsense. it was a mess. donald trump has hidden himself in such a corner, he has nowhere else's else to go. this guy that's outside the box, you can't unify the party being that guy. >> he wants to win the convention. >> he reached out to paul ryan. he's trying to unify the party. donald trump has taken a step forward, but the -- >> part of what you do when you start -- when you become the front-runner is you start to run a more professional campaign. one thing that hurt him last week is it was still amateur hour. he was winging it. that's part of what i think hurt him. >> you could see what david was talking about tonight just in the results of the exit polls. ted cruz's vote is going to be disassociated from ted cruz himself. >> you saw that in the results with only 13%. >> the fact that he won 45% of voters who are not evangelicals after not winning them in any s

the problem is when these organizations then pick up that mantle, they are not connected to snanything. they are not connected to grass roots. so they themselves become an extension of the establishment. >> is it smarter then for the party to do what paul is doing. accept the fact that donald trump is going to be the nominee and figure out a way not to just lose with him, but to try to actually win. >> i'm not sure that's the best strategy because i don't think trump can win. nothing might be easier as a candidate against trump because nothing has no flaws. trump can play against ted cruz, who has a lot of enemies in the party. kasich hasn't made his mark yet. the other problem the stop trumpers have is this split in the vote. if you look at that pennsylvania poll today, together kasich and cruz have a majority of the vote, but they appeal to different parts of the party. but i still think there are a lot of republican who is are never going to get past grief and anger in that process because they look at polls, they look at how weak trump could be and what a mess they would put him in

this fireplace mantle is one of nine. >>reporter: and beautiful plaster moulding makes up the ceiling >> 20 foot long kitchen. you have the italian stove, you also have two dual dishwashers. let's go up these amazing stairs. this is a masterpiece. >>reporter: it's the master bedroom filled with plaster mouldings, a king-sized bed and one of nine fireplaces from 1910. you have two separate dressing doors and a window makeup seat. on the other side of the bedroom another walk-in closet with built-in drawers and a bright master bathroom. >> love this bathroom. you have your tub, the shower. as you come through here, you have your little study area. >>reporter: and then there's a third floor and a fourth floor? >> exactly. >>reporter: and is there bedroom? >> exactly, bedrooms. >>reporter: down on the garden level a media room. >> they added this barn door here which is amazing which slides across. >>reporter: and down another floor: >> this is where you go to have fun, so you have your cigar room. >>reporter: and a chilled w

someone may take on the mantle but there will never be a prince. >> people will be playing that music witherspoon is joining us right now from new york, as well. reflect a little bit on the impact of this sad loss, chris. >> yeah. wolf, looking on twitter and seeing celebrities react, all over the world reacting to this musician who impacted everyone. like don said, i think every music artist sort of wanted to be prince. do what he did. want to get a guitar and rock a cool look an perform the way he was able to do and looking at billy idol. he said i can't believe that prince died. i had a personal story in 2006. i was a page for nbc working for "saturday night live" and prince coming on to perform and he was doing dress rehearsal and i was watching him and he came over and pointed at the uniform and said cool suit. i said it's a uniform. he was a kind of guy that, you know, he had a magnet energy. he allowed people to take it in and we were lucky to do it. >> we have live pictures to show our viewers. people beginning to gather outside of the recording studio in minnesota. right now.

night's gop primary, which is significantly increasing the chances of a historic fight to claim the mantle of the republican party. good evening and welcome to "the kelly file," everyone. i'm megyn kelly. the final tally from wisconsin's gop primary shows senator ted cruz winning by double digits. earning 48% of the vote to donald trump's 35%. governor kasich came in third with 14%. senator cruz had been up in the last poll before wisconsin by ten. he exceeded that margin last night with a 13-point victory over donald trump. the delegate count now stands at 743 for trump, 517 for cruz, 143 for kasich. the magic number to clinch the nomination before the convention in july is 1237. tonight, the political analysts say it is looking more and more likely that no candidate will reach that threshold, forcing the party to select a nominee at a contested convention. just about 24 hours ago, senator ted cruz predicted his victory in wisconsin would change this race. >> tonight is a turning point. it is the rallying cry. it is the call from the hardworking men and women from wisconsin to the people