our conversation with the emperor of the planes, meier slide james. -- mayor sly mjames. listen to us on bloomberg 99.1 fm. ♪ ♪ mark: john and i put our own personal new york values to the test today. as nice as we are we do at this point. we sat down with one of the world's biggest kansas city royals fans, meier -- mayor sly james. after we got done chatting inevitably about baseball we talked politics and what it's like being a hillary clinton superdelegate. >> we came out from new york city. we are both democratic sanders -- candidates, hillary clinton and bernie sanders. things are getting a little heated in that primary. we know you are a clinton supporter. we will talk about the superdelegate situation. given the escalation and the rhetoric we have seen from both candidates suggesting neither is solified to be president, far this race is not gone down that path. are you concerned things are going to get more bitter and it will be part of the party together after the primary? james: the one thing that separated the democratic primary season for the republican season

with one of the world's biggest kansas city royals fans, meier -- mayor sly james. chatting inevitably about baseball we talked politics and what it's like being a hillary clinton superdelegate. and the state of the democratic presidential race. >> we came out from new york city where both democratic candidates are looking ahead to the primary. it is getting a little heated in that primary. we know you are a clinton supporter. we will talk about the superdelegate situation. given the escalation and the rhetoric we have seen from both candidates suggesting neither is qualified to be president, so far this race is not gone down that path. are you concerned things are going to get more bitter and it will be part of the party -- and it will be hard to but the party -- put the party back together after the primary? mayor james: the one thing that separated the democratic primary season for the republican season has been the town of the -- tone of the rhetoric and the fact that the democratic contenders were focused on the issues and offering solutions and substance, and

and i want to go now to our political commentator, tara set meier, joe advice canty, sally cohen anden ferguson, ted cruz supporter. ben, met will he start with you. no love last between cruz and fiorina. they did this deal in a day. apparently it was -- the day of the primary this week when cruz was losing so badly. they got this finally together. is this a move that cruz will regret soon or not? >> no, i don't. and i think it for two reasons. one, carly fiorina is a woman that will be able to go out there and clearly give a message of what they would accomplish together as a team. also, i think it's very important to remind people of the biggest liability that donald trump has in a general election if for some reason he gets this. women do not like him. they do not like his comments of the past he's made, not only towards carley but other women in general. and i think she is going to be able to really make people remember that, that this is going to be a real issue. you can't win the presidency while insulting women the way, and degrading women the way donald trump has. look, polit

year-old chad dermyer a marine corps veteran walked up to a man who pulled out a gun and fired at dell meier. the gunman was shot by two nearby officers. >> i'd ask that everyone keep the family in their thoughts and prayers as well as the families of the two innocent females that were injured as well. it was quite a tragedy for all of us. >> the gunman has not been identified. there's still no word on why he opened fire. >>> the backlash continues over donald trump's comments on abortion during the town hall. last night he began to walk back and clarify his remarks. >> you really ought to hear the whole thing. this is a long convoluted question, a long discussion, and they just cut it out, and frankly, it was really convoluted, and the person performing the doctor, whoever it may be, the abortion, the person doing the act, not the woman, is responsible. so, that's the way i've always felt. >> this comes as trump had a private meeting in washington. it reportedly focussed on delegate counts, party rules and general election activity, not trump's recent clashes with the rnc. >>> for the democ

yesterday hundreds attend aid viewing for trooper chad during meier who was shot and killed at the grayhound bus station in richmond last week. the gunman was killed in the altercation. today's funeral will be held 11 a.m. liberty baptist church in hamilton, virginia. >> now to developing story. loudoun county, pastor percenterville is recovering after stobd in his home. they say past for david janey is in stable condition receiving care in icu. he was flown a hospital for treatment after stabbed in his home on canterbury circle yesterday. now the church says the suspect is in police custody and there's reports the suspect is the pastor's son. >> let's take you to the race at the white house. we're a few hours away of the start of vote voting in the primary battle ground which is wisdom martin. trurmp held a rally in wisdom martin after he is trying to gain traction. he is trailing cruz in the state. bernie held a rally also and he has a slight lead over hillary clinton. >> time now, 4:35 let's get a check of the forecast with gary mcgrady. >> good morning. >> do i have to. >> sure. we know

gregory meier with cincinnati children's hospital its leading a study. >> we didn't find any negative its safe. but that we have to take this off to the playing field to really be sure about that. >> reporter: researchers equipped high school players and found 1,000 routine head impacts in one season. are you saying there are some concern about whether there are changes to the brain even without traumatic brain injury? >> yeah, that is a very important point. maybe it is the repetitive hits that we need to focus on and protect against. >> reporter: researchers will publish the mri results this month. they show a dramatic difference in the high school athlete's not wearing the collar. the red shows changes to the brain over the season. compared to the players wearing the collar. >> it is unbelievable to beat honest. it, we are looking at this and we are expecting to find nothing. this research could change not just protective gear in sports. >> paradign shifter where we change the way we study of protecting the game. this is a game changer. >> the collar is not for sale. performance sp

in memo to employee cumulus vice president justin white meier says quote our goal is to reposition theserowth and strength through new enhanced programming. unfortunately to achieve the goal we have the difficult but necessary task today of restructuring our kgo and k fog station staff. changes here begin next tuesday and k fog says it's evolution is coming april 20. kgo radio is not affiliated with kgo tv. >> if you look closely at the field in the first game of tonight's bay bridge series you may notice something missing. no chewing tobacco because the new san francisco ordinance banned it. wayne has more from at&t park. >>reporter: this is a part of major league baseball you don't often see. the father spending time with his son and all the beautiful green grass. it's the stuff of memory of teaching by example. so you might notice there's no chewing tobacco in sight. >> i don't use it item disgusting but the guy that do it they do it for a reason. >>reporter: they will not be doing it inside at&t park this year due to new san francisco city ordinance banning smok smokeless tobacco ins

. >> reporter: joan meier is a law courts. her research has turned up some troubling results. >> if you raise abuse, especially child abuse, you've got to make a very strong case. if you can't nail it, not only will you lose custody, you may lose all access because the poisoned your child's brain with >> reporter: sandra says this is exactly what happened to her. so did her daughters run away to protest a family court ruling, like damon dumas? that's what brandon stahl, a reporter at the "minneapolis star tribune" wanted to find out. on the two-year anniversary of the girls disappearance, he decides to write a story. >> i wanted to know if the girls are okay and if i could find them. >> reporter: he didn't find the girls but he did find this man. dale nathan, a diminutive 81-year-old who has spent years working as an attorney in custody cases. dale had his legal license suspended after he refused to was in hiding with her child. he is a fervent supporter of sandra. >> dale is somebody who believes to the bone that the family c

bundestag,ers of the prime minister, meier, distinguished guests, people of germany, and i am especiallyased to see the young people here from germany and across europe. we also have some proud americans here. i have to admit that i have developed a special place in my heart for the german people. back when i was a candidate for this office, you welcomed me with a small rally in berlin where i spoke of the change that is possible when the world stands as one. as president, you have treated me and michelle and our daughters to wonderful hospitality. you have offered me excellent year -- beer. you have now hosted our delegation in hanover. my only regret is that i have not been to germany for oktoberfest. i will have to come back, and i suspect it is more fun when you are not president. [laughter] [applause] president obama: and as always i bring the friendship of the american people. we consider the german people and all of our european allies to be among our closest friends in the world. because we share so much experience and so many of the same values. we believe the nations and people

design and some horizontal this eclectic mix makes the neighborhood grand lastly i'm uncomfortable that meier my neighbors are saying only small houses are loud in the city this is city and not just an neighborhood i understand they mentioned concern i know that is difficult but very troubdz by this business create this cost the city a lot of money and created an invisual wall that keeps people out thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners attorney-client i'll try to keep this brief i'm a red creature the room i'm a renter and most likely a renter the city i'm here to express my support for this proposed project because i want to share with you a more true characterization of the people submitting they mentioned proposal preserving the character and honoring and having a heritage the neighborhoods makes san francisco so strong in addition embracing people of a willingness to make they mentioned communities reflect they mentioned generosities is of great importance i'll encourage you to consider a more accurate characterization of the spokesman i've known them over a decade they have approac

office i forgot to mention i want to thank you for all your hard work rachel from my staff and kate meier. >> mr. reilly. >> and thanks to the controller's office for really focusing on the numbers as well. >> thank you very much my name is mike reilly a project manager the city performance unit of the controller's office a section within the city services let me boot that up. >> so we've been involved that the l t cc by marie and joe a number of years ago when living with dignity report came out putting numbers on some of the fiscal monuments citywide across the city and the issue was what else can use analysis and research work it took a year or two through the policy working group of the l t cc our stakeholder group we autopsy u came up with the idea of middle-income what is the size of this group first get our arms around the demographics might be before moving on to the needs of the group we framed the question we did 65 and older how many seniors over 64 and younger deputies with disabled were ineligible for medi-cal and our at risk not being able to afford the home based care i'll

office i forgot to mention i want to thank you for all your hard work rachel from my staff and kate meier. >> mr. reilly. >> and thanks to the controller's office for really focusing on the numbers as well. >> thank you very much my name is mike reilly a project manager the city performance unit of the controller's office a section within the city services let me boot that up. >> so we've been involved that the l t cc by marie and joe a number of years ago when living with dignity report came out putting numbers on some of the fiscal monuments citywide across the city and the issue was what else can use analysis and research work it took a year or twohrough the policy working group of the l t cc our stakeholder group we autopsy u came up with the idea of middle-income what is the size of this group first get our arms around the demographics might be before moving on to the needs of the group we framed the question we did 65 and older how many seniors over 64 and younger deputies with disabled were ineligible for medi-cal and our at risk not being able to afford the home based care i'll be

office i forgot to mention i want to thank you for all your hard work rachel from my staff and kate meier. >> mr. reilly. >> and thanks to the controller's office for really focusing on the numbers as well. >> thank you very much my name is mike reilly a project manager the city performance unit of the controller's office a section within the city services let me boot that up. >> so we've been involved that the l t cc by marie and joe a number of years ago when living with dignity report came out putting numbers on some of the fiscal monuments citywide across the city and the issue was what else can use analysis and research work it took a year or two through the policy working group of the l t cc our stakeholder group we autopsy u came up with the idea of middle-income what is the size of this group first get our arms around the demographics might be before moving on to the needs of the group we framed the question we did 65 and older how many seniors over 64 and younger deputies with disabled were ineligible for medi-cal and our at risk not being able to afford the home based care i'll

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office i forgot to mention i want to thank you for all your hard work rachel from my staff and kate meier. >> mr. reilly. >> and thanks to the controller's office for really focusing on the numbers as well. >> thank you very much my name is mike reilly a project manager the city performance unit of the controller's office a section within the city services let me boot that up. >> so we've been involved that the l t cc by marie and joe a number of years ago when living with dignity report came out putting numbers on some of the fiscal monuments citywide across the city and the issue was what else can use analysis and research work it took a year or two through the policy working group of the l t cc our stakeholder group we autopsy u came up with the idea of middle-income what is the size of this group first get our arms around the demographics might be before moving on to the needs of the group we framed the question we did 65 and older how many seniors over 64 and younger deputies with disabled were ineligible for medi-cal and our at risk not being able to afford the home based care i'll