. >> michael stewart. but here's the crazy thing.hen the strangulation of radio raheem is based upon what the cops did to michael stewart at a train subway station. and then to see eric gardner... >> right. >> i mean i fell out of my seat. so much in fact that i called my editor, barry brown, and we put somethin' out on youtube - we intercut both strangulations. radio raheem which is fictional, which is based on fact, with the real life strangulation murder of eric gardner. >> and we as a nation watched that. >> the whole world watched it. and then look what happened. i don't think this is somethin' that's new. i just think that with social media because before the general newspaper, they're not... you know, they - they might not cover it. >> you look at, like you said, this movement. black lives matter. is it working? is it a true movement that can do something do you see it as? is this something that can actually make change? >> oh, it's making a lot of change. now, we give shout outs - much love to black lives matter in this film

. >> michael stewart. but here's the crazy thing.hen the strangulation of radio raheem is based upon what the cops did to michael stewart at a train subway station. and then to see eric gardner... >> right. >> i mean i fell out of my seat. so much in fact that i called my editor, barry brown, and we put somethin' out on youtube - we intercut both strangulations. radio raheem which is fictional, which is based on fact, with the real life strangulation murder of eric gardner. >> and we as a nation watched that. >> the whole world watched it. and then look what happened. i don't think this is somethin' that's new. i just think that with social media because before the general newspaper, they're not... you know, they - they might not cover it. >> you look at, like you said, this movement. black lives matter. is it working? is it a true movement that can do something do you see it as? is this something that can actually make change? >> oh, it's making a lot of change. now, we give shout outs - much love to black lives matter in this film

stewart. and michael o'laughlen was assigned to track down and kill general grant.of ais the famous scene sketch that was done of john wilkes booth. it was actually taken from the original newspaper. this is the original newspaper of the harvest weekly. 29, lincolnd april died on the 15th. it gets into details about john wilkes booth. the country was devastated by this attack. and then finding out about seward and the others. issue. harpers shows lincoln with his son, thad. his other son, willy, had died. not quite year before. these are all original. lincoln was respected, thought of as a loving family man. this is the scene that you saw where he jumps over the railing, he catches his spur on the american flag, drop to the ground, and hobbles out. onn he had hobbled out stage, there's only one actor onstage was finishing his lines. hand, a knife in his henry rathbone, who was a guest of the lincolns, along with his fiancÉe, clara harris. scene of theamous these areion, illustrated. this is the famous scene of the actual assassination. john wilkes booth more than li

panel, haley baumgartner, representative for the trump campaign, alice stewart, communications director for ted cruz's campaign and michael steele, former adviser for jeb bush. jeb bush is not a former jeb bush, he's still jeb bush. this fight over what happened in colorado, senator corey gardner, as you saw on the spot, defending the colorado republican convention process in tweets saying, ted cruz showed up to the colorado gop convention, donald trump only sent a surrogate, cruz swept, elections are won by those who show up. more pointedly, how on earth are you going to defeat isis if you can't figure out the colorado gop convention? tell me what the strategy is for attacking colorado republicans and their process. >> we definitely have a robust ground game. i think that to make it an attack that you can't defeat isis because you can't win o. colorado, look the system is rigged, it was a back door deal by the establishment. >> what's the hefd it was rigged? >> they are changing rules at last minute, and in order to influence the process. and there's outrage with this. >> michael? >> rules were set over a year ago. this

michael mays in for chris stewart. he said say hi to chris wragge. he's got some great stories on you. come on, it's a club. we do the f.m., we do the a.m. and we do tv for you. so here's the deal, we're going to see some changes today. it's the opposite of yes. yesterday started with the clouds and then the sun showed up. today starts with the sun and then the clouds show up, and then we've got some rain in the works. 49 with clear skies in the city. wind out of the east at 7. numbers around the area, it's cool, man. 36 in middletown, 37 in sussex, 37 in danbury as well. look at albany, though, 37 degrees. off to the south and west, but there's this little cool pocket around philly down to d.c. so we actually see our numbers retreat today. yesterday about 62, today i don't even think we see 60 degrees. just 59 for your high. and it's earlier in the afternoon. you are going to see more clouz for the afternoon commute and -- clouds for the afternoon commute and south and west of the city could even soom see some showers for the drive home. that 59, ye

michael de dukakis runng here, beautiful spring spring day, also haven't seen the candidates in the way we vjt seen them in 20 years. >> bob hardt, thank you for being here. >> great to be here. stewart: the abuse of heroin and prescription painkillers like oxycontin, vicodin, percocet, and methadone now causes almost 30,000 overdose deaths a year in the united states. about the same number of deaths as car accidents. a big factor in this american epidemic is the surge in painkiller prescriptions written by doctors to treat chronic pain. the food and drug administration recently announced it will require warning labels on painkiller bottles, and the centers for disease control and prevention has issued new guidelines for limiting opioids. in line with those guidelines, more than 60 u.s. medical schools say beginning this fall they will require students to take some form of prescriber education. in tonight's signature segment, the newshour's christopher booker looks at what established doctors and doctors still in training are learning to curb the epidemic. >> along in here, any pain? >> no, but i did take my medicine this morning. >> reporter: lynn levine is one of tens of millions o

stewart stevens, debbie wasserman-schultz. ought to be interesting. it was the last time. see you then. >>> tuesday voters head to the polls in battle for new york state. michaeld jr., geraldo rivera weigh in. >>> the majority rule. that is an american concept that i can't imagine us turning our backs on. >> then rnc chairman reince priebus stands by the rules that a candidate needs a majority of delegates to win the nomination. does this mean we're headed for an ugly contested convention showdown? >> hillary clinton. we can't let it happen. >> and donald trump unveils hillary clinton's new nickname. >>> plus, the democrats have a major problem -- >> could you support hillary clinton if she won the nomination? >> absol

stewart stevens, debbie wasserman-schultz. ought to be interesting. it was the last time. see you then. >>> tuesday voters head to the polls in battle for new york state. michael cohen, peter townsend jr., geraldo rivera weigh in. >>> the majority rule. that is an american concept that i can't imagine us turning our backs on. >> then rnc chairman reince priebus stands by the rules that a candidate needs a majority of delegates to win the nomination. does this mean we're headed for an ugly contested convention showdown? >> hillary clinton. we can't let it happen. >> and donald trump unveils hillary clinton's new nickname. >>> plus, the democrats have a major problem -- >> could you support hillary clinton if she won the nomination? >> absolutely not. bernie or bust. >> i want to be mean. the devil. >> bernie sanders supporters cannot stand hillary clinton. "hannity" starts right here right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." while the new york voters head to the polls tomorrow and according to the real clear politics average, donald trump holds a sizable lead in the empire state, he's in first place with 53.1% of the vote. governor kasich is in second with 22.8%. se

michael" coming up at 9:00 a.m. there's more "good morning america" right after the break. >>> welcome back to "gma." basketball star breanna stewart, she led the uconn huskies to their fourth straight national championship last week and then just last night she was chosen number one in the wnba draft you're from isn't cold for you. look at you. i just want to post you up every time i see you. congratulations. >> thank. >> you that had to be a wonderful dream come true to hear your name number one in the draft. >> exactly. it was an unbelievable experience and to be able to share it with my family, my friends, they were all so excited and to hold up that jersey -- >> you're going to be matched up with sue byrd a number one pick in the wnba draft and played for uconn. >> i'm really excited about having the opportunity to play with sue. she comes back to uconn a lot and having the opportunity to learn from her, from what she's done, i can't wait to help the storm. >> are you going to tell her that you won four national championships? she didn't quite win that many when she was there. i mean, that was a record, i mean, to go through y