meghan: i totally agree with that.challenges the establishment view, and i don't mean prettily, but just kind of the way that we think about voters in blocs, all women are the same, so if you've made some angry, you're never going to get them back. meghan: if that were true, hillary would have made out well with women like bernie sanders did. women are very nuanced. there's a lot of different women in this country, a lot of pro-life women in this country which hillary clinton seems to forget. donald trump has a problem with women. statistically, any way you fly it, he's got a problem. he is going to have to do something at some point that shows he is, whatever, a little warmer or just has a little bit more respect for women. the heidi cruz thing and the picture is something a lot of women had a problem with, and at some point he's going to have to become a broader candidate. hillary clinton is incredibly flawed -- harris: this earth theory that you have, kennedy, is fascinating. we'll move on. some heated moments on ca

my party panel is back to talk meghan mccain.nd dagen meghan, start with you, what does winning look like to bernie sanders, what does that mean? >> the thing about bernie sanders and supporters, they're so dramatic. okay, scarlet o'hara, the sky is falling. he is losing. there is not the roswell landing, not a strange conspiracy theory that the government is trying to outtake you. if we learned nothing so far, the establishment has no power whatever. his message isn't resonating with a lot of people, minorities. he's tanking when it comes to the minority vote. maybe america doesn't want to be socialist. that's a blanket thing people have chosen and i find bernie sanders and supporters so dramatic. kennedy: there's a silent majority of capitalism, people who want to make money and keep it. >> the horror! >> you guys are so gross. why does he stay in the race? >> he ain't got much to do. when the grandkids, let them run. ain't money out of my pockets. let them run. >> he's such an incredible fund-raiser. 40, 50 million dollars a m

rounding it out is fox news contributor meghan mccain. >> yes, megan! >> scoot back, sherrod's back, tell a friend. start with you. she's playing the woman's card. >> isn't there such thing says a woman's card. stop making it the black something else. american express has it. a woman's card is not a real thing. kennedy: you don't think there are women who are going to vote for former secretary clinton because of womanliness to make history? >> maybe, here's the thing, a woman president, we could have had a woman president. women have the majority of votes for the longest. kennedy: they carry the pocketbook around. >> here's the problem with a woman president. women? you hate each other. [laughter] when you leave the room you are going, you see what i'm saying? >> i like to grab their butts, both of them, talk about what? >> so would i. >> i look ought when you leave the room. [laughter] >> i don't look at you sitting across from you in a sexual manner because it might make you feel uncomfortable. kennedy: substandard. do you long for hillary clinton in

sandra: meghan, do you buy into that theory? people will be angry at hillary clinton and vote for donald trump. >> i remember, i hate to bring this up, it involved your dad, oh, my goodness will go over the cliff for hillary clinton. never vote for barack obama. will have democrats voting for john mccain because they will never vote for barack obama. >> cult figure. never happened. >> she had a lot more support in 2008 than bernie sanders has today. >> i don't think she had this kind of cult following. it is a cult following and cult revolution. go hang out with bernie sanders supporters. they -- >> again it's math. it is math. the math shows she had more votes in 2008 than today. and they didn't do that they still went and voted for obama. harris: the answer the question about the group meghan is talking about, the fact that last night bernie sanders still outplayed hillary clinton when it came to those voters who were young under the age of 25. how is she going to get them? she might need them? >> look what is got him. it got

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. >> you got meghan trainor. >> i do.this morning opening up about how she learned to love herself and the way she looks, that is terrific. and we'll have her story coming up. >> we will. and let's get the morning rundown from amy. >> the big story this morning, the democrats squaring off in their most combative debate yet. hillary clinton and bernie sanders attacking each other on everything from gun control to big money donors while appealing for women voters. we get more highlights now from abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: overnight, a fight so heated, they disagreed even when they were agreeing. >> yes or no? >> i have said yes. we are going to pick the best way or combination -- >> ah. >> or combination of ways. >> reporter: hillary clinton and bernie sanders facing off in brooklyn. >> interesting comment, but you didn't answer the question. >> i did. >> no, you didn't. >> yes, i did. >> reporter: their final new york showdown before the empire state votes next week, and it was not pretty. >> it's always a little bit

it's an amazing feeling. >> reporter: meghan. thank you so much.he youth of the year of the boys and girls club of greater philadelphia. this is all part of comcast cares, which is the philadelphia-based company's annual volunteer event. last year 100,000 workers doing renovations across the country at local rec centers, parks. today we've got a lot of people including a lot of nbc10 and telemundo 62 employees working hard right now. live in bridesburg. randy gyllenhaal, nbc10 news. >> thank you. >>> overnight philadelphia police took is man involved in a standoff into custody. he barricaded himself in a home after shooting at a neighbor. he surrendered without anyone being hurt. >>> an update on a deadly police shooting in delaware. authorities say a man in a wheelchair had a gun and may have used it at the time wilmington police shot and killed him. >> drop the gun! drop the gun! drop the gun! >> that's an officer yelling to jeremy mcdole to drop his gun in baird square last september. a witness took this cellphone video. police opened fire when

reporter meghan hoyer co- wrote the story, "tainted at the tap," and joins me now from washington, d.c. how wide-ranging is this? is this every part of the country gee graphically, size of cities, big and small? >> it is. what we found were, we looked at roughly 77,000 water systems across the u.s and what we found was you know, the ones that had lead levels higher than the federal standard ranged, they were in almost every state, and they ranged from very small systems with 20 or 25 customers to very large systems. we saw cities and counties that served hundreds of thousands of people that had repeatedly brch over the limit. >> sreenivasan: and you also point to the fact that the notifications were different from town to town and how people felt like whether they really knew that there was a danger or not, differed. >> so when a system is over the federal lead limit, it has 60 days to put out a notification to its customers telling them there has been lead found in the water. what we found were those notifications were often written in a way that was confusing to customers, where cust

meghan mccain is with us. >> hi.t: hillary authentic and caring. >> the problem with "the view," there are no real conservatives on the show anymore and i used to like "the view" when elizabeth hasselbeck was on and launched my career, many lifetimes ago and it's a tragedy that the show has turned into basically a liberal love fest where hillary clinton will go on. i'd watch, basically get my teeth drilled than joy behar. stuart: a certain section of the voting public maybe, but for the vast-- you can tell a softball when you see one. >> yes, already got the audience, older generation of women and locked and loaded. the millennial women i'm sorry, are not watching the daytime television. go on "the talk", "the chew", and i don't know if it will work, but-- or "varney & company." >> yeah. stuart: what do you think of that? that was a love fest, wasn't it? >> look, right now, right now democrats feel like they've got women lined up so coming to meghan's point. republican numbers with women, the party is in trouble and

my number is no >> meghan trainor, it's her new video. need to let it go >> the first single "no" off her soon-to-be released album. thank you and the singer as a lot of people saying thank you this morning for her message about body image. >> if you could see -- i mean, just -- >> you should have seen george. >> he was really getting down. >> just calmed down as soon as that's right. when you don't see him he's on the table. >> like a fosse musical. >> who's ready for the weekend? >> yes! yes. >> but meanwhile, meghan trainor not only does she have a new sinkle but talking about how she learned to love her body after feeling she had to hide and linsey davis is here with that story. >> good morning, george. i was right there doing the robot. trainor known for the ultimate body image anthem and she dishes about what it took to embrace her bass. she tells the magazine her song "all about that bass" boosted her confidence and tells the story of a little girl who came up to her crying saying that girl told the singer she made her feel pretty

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meghan hughes, abc news at the supreme court. >>> politics, the presidential candidates making their closing arts to the voters in new york today. the empire state's primary is tomorrow. donald trump and hillary clinton are leading in the polls. pennsylvania and delaware voters go to the polls one week from tomorrow. >>> presidential voters took center stage on "good morning america." abc jonathan carl moderated the town hall with ted cruz. many asked the republican candidate questions. he is trailing donald trump and john kasich in pennsylvania. >>> turning to the weather at this hour, it is monday you will want to go outside for lunch after watching us, of course we are basking in test of summer. the temple may hit 80 in spots today. roll down the windows for the ride home. a beautiful picture of the center city skyline. dave is outside, you do plan to come in, don't you? >> reporter: i have a computer stopped up. it's a beautiful weekend. for some of you it may be too warm. we don't have any cloud cover close by, it's melting away near ontario and toronto. we have feathery clouds

in washington, meghan hughes, channel 6 "action news." >>> airport passengers chased out by smoke, the fire that caused two evacuations in newark, new jersey today. >>> a local nail salon is targeted by the female thief and the woman used children to help her steal. for years, i was a laboratory chemist, developing drugs to fight deadly diseases. as a scientist, i know there's more that washington can do to help families. i'm running for congress to protect planned parenthood funding so more women get cancer screenings and treatment... to pass a ban on fracking in the delaware river basin to preserve our clean water, and to always protect medicare and social security. i'm shaughnessy naughton and i approve this message. of newark liberty airport today. a fire started in the boiler room in in terminal b this morning. just when everybody was let back inside the fire rekindled an hour later causing a second evacuations. nobody was hurt, but some flights had to be moved to other gates. officials believe it was an electrical fire. >>> boston and suburbs are being blanketed by snow. several

a lot of people are wondering who she's talking ask meghan trainor. she twroet song.rts at 6:00 p.m. pacific and you can watch on our facebook page. when we comeeback, we remember country g le. they can it out at etonline.com. >> travel considerations provided by -- >>> as you know, at the of each show, we usually celebrate the bitetto days of the but it's a little bittersweet this time, because merle haggard passed away today on this, his 79th bir >> you don't have to be a country mu to know merle haggard. his stuff is the stuff of legends. >> still has such admiration from young country music stars. miranda lambert talked the other day after she did the deliberation with bi givens. i said who else do you want to collaborate with? she said, "merle h is my dream." >> carrie underwood called him a true entertainer, aleg >>> "the insider," counting down the biggest stories tracking today. number one, drew barrymore's divorce makes her feel like a failure. >> t always kids and family and husband first. otherwise i fail at everything. >> the inside detai of her sad split

you manage meghan trainor. troy: yeah.how do you go from your, you know, music manager hat to your tech investor hat, and manage yourself? essentially. troy: it's all one thing. we are an accelerator that supports both artists and entrepreneurs. and i'm equally as passionate about both. emily: how does spotify get over its taylor swift problem? ♪ emily: you were critical in getting the music industry to embrace spotify. how did you do that? troy: the difficult part is the music industry has been through a lot. you know, we hear the horror stories about these guys are litigious, and they are dinosaurs. a lot of the guys who run music labels really get a bad rap. what the technology industry and some of the press is insensitive to is what napster did to not just to the industry, but to families. i'm watching people lose their jobs. their kids having to be taken out of the schools they go to. we are not like the finance industry or even the tech industry, where you go to college, you get a degree, and you really got something

maybe you should ask meghan treanor because she wrote the song. pacific and you can watch on our facebook page. country great merle haggard. >>> plus, colt coldplay's chris martin wishes his son moses happy birthday in the most epic way possible. check it out at etonline.com. provided by -- >>> as you know, at the end of each show we usually celebrate the birthdays of the stars but it's a little bittersweet this time because merle haggard passed away today on this, his 79th birthday. >> you don't have to be a country music fan to know merle haggard. his stuff is the stuff of legends. he served time in san quentin before he turned to music. he landed 38 number one hits on the country chart, including classic "oke from muskokee." >> he has such admiration from the young country music stars. miranda lambert talked the other day at the acms. right after she did the collaboration with billy givens. i said who else do you want to collaborate with? she said, "merle haggard is my dream." >> carrie underwood called him a true entertainer, a legend. there w

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maybe you should ask meghan treanor because she wrote the song. >> it starts at 6:00 p.m.ic and you can when we come back, we remembe country great merle haggard. time magazine called chris van hollen "a hero to environmentalists, education groups, and gun control advocates" for his accomplishments as a young legislator. now a respected leader in congress and key ally of president obama, protecting planned parenthood and social security... chris van hollen is the only candidate who fought the wall street banks and the nra...and won. that's why he's endorsed by the post as the "talented successor" to senator mikulski who will "deliver results." i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. >>> plus, colt coldplay's chris martin wishes his son moses happy birthday in the most epic way possible. check it out at etonline.com. >> travel considerations provided by -- >>> as you know, at the end of each show we usually celebrate the birthdays of the stars but it's a little bittersweet this time because merle haggard passed away today on this, his 79th birthday.

maybe you should ask meghan treanor because she wrote the song. >> it starts at 6:00 p.m.ic and you can watch on our facebook page. when we come back, we remembe country great merle haggard. katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of 10 kids, her dad's union pension and social security made all the difference. in pennsylvania, mcginty helped implement obamacare and expand coverage. trump and toomey have attacked obamacare and social security. to fight back, president obama wants mcginty in the senate to protect women, families and seniors. vote in the democratic primary, april 26th. mcginty: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >>> plus, colt coldplay's chris martin wishes his son moses happy birthday in the most epic way possible. check it out at etonline.com. >> travel considerations provided by -- >>> as you know, at the end of each show we usually celebrate the birthdays of the stars but it's a little bittersweet this time because merle haggard passed away today on this, his 79th birthday. >> you don't have to be a

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