>> reporter: good morning, michaela.he latest here on this one is that investigators close to what is going on here in paisley park, trying to find out what killed the iconic artist are saying at this point they are not seeing any evidence that he actually had prescriptions written out for these strong, powerful opioid painkillers. at this point is search is on to figure out how prince was getting these painkillers. we also understand that the dea is working with local investigators to help them figure out any idea how this may have happened and tying this into the fact that, of what happened when his plane had to make that emergency landing. they believe then he was treated for a reaction to these opioids. putting the two things together, trying to fig are how they may have led to the demise of prince. also, another development worth noting is that the judge ruled that while there was a search warrant that was performed here at paisley park, the contents of discovered at his home, and basically his workplace, will be se

my name is michaela. my product is lemonade. not just any lemonade.ade. >> i'm going to give you an offer. >> michaela securing a deal with damon jon on the hit show "shark tank." >> it's a deal. >> all right. >> i'm ryan and this is barkley, my best friend who inspired me to start my company. >> reporter: and ryan kelly. >> i'd love to make you a full price offer. >> finding an investor and mentor in barbara corcoran. >> we have a deal. >> reporter: although ryan, now 14, and 11-year-old michaela are kids -- >> are an we rolling? >> reporter: they are also successful ceos. >> here's your mints. my company is me and the bee's lemonade. i started it when i was 4 years old. >> reporter: her idea sparked by an unfortunate encounter. >> i got stung by two bees in one week. i was so afraid of the bees my parents encouraged me to do research on them. i found out that they're dying. so i decided to create a product that helps save the bees. >> reporter: she gives her great granny helen's flax seed lemonade recipe a twist with honey, bottling her product sold

michaela spoke to this.and said, be in the lobby in 30 minutes. >> that's funny. >> go to the lobby. a car takes you to a club. >> right. >> open up a club in par nis a little town in ireland. and like, rock out and this is before -- like, you couldn't text someone saying meet me at the club. but people would just start to come and come and it was incredible. and this happened nightly. >> yep. >> so we would goat a town. his sound people would disperse. go and check out three or four clubs and know, they would have a plan where he would play that night. it was church. >> will you please pinch yourself for me? pinch yourself for me. that is like pinch me. that's a pinch me moment. >> yeah. he just had to play. and we just had to dance. and we just felt alive and, again, he made us feel free. >> yeah. >> yes, yes. >> let's bring in one more voice here. i have bill wordy, bill formerly of billboard put prince on the cover, magazine's relaench r launch back in 2013. when's the last time, bill, you talked to prin

so even if boko haram might be defeated michaela:. on wednesday, activists walked around, tying red ribbons on trees to remember the chibok girls. the bring back our girls movement is demanding the government and president wrap up its efforts not only in finding the girls, but in defeating boko haram. >> in nigeria we have not forgotten and we want the rest of the world to stay with us. >> we are still trying -- crying out for the government to rescue those girls for us. michaela: about 2000 girls and boys have been a ducted by boko haram since 2014. pleasantonrussia and fatah mayor's begin out this thursday, giving his views on everything from syria to russia's struggling economy. he is holding his annual televised phone in, taking questions from russian people on state television. here is more with our moscow correspondent thomas low. : what he has had to say is really built on what has come out of his diplomacy over the last six months or so. negotiation's need to be held that will lead into elections. a small part of what he said

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we don't know if the family hired michaela through care.com, but i found her there.n this video she describes herself as a business student with an online university with nine years of experience working with children ranging in age from 3 months to 13 years of age. as of this morning, it appears someone checked into that account. police have that video captured by the parents' nanny cam but they will not be releasing it publically at this point. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> 5:36. the santa clara sheriff's office is reportedly getting critical feedback on its jail system. the national institute of corrections yesterday released an evaluation of the jail system. it offers possible changes that could improve the relations among inmates and workers. the recommendations including new education and training for guards, along with a new use of force policy. >> there is a new effort to beef up fire services in san jose. >> it is a temporary quarter sent sales tax to help the struggling department. this is different from the other measure b, the pension reform initiat

michaela?> before going to long island city, senator sanders joining us in our 8:00 hour in the studios. >> meantime, powerful earthquakes rock ecuador and japan killing hundreds and g injury thousands. the quake soaring to 272 killed and that number expected to rise as crews are searching rubble. both tragedies covered for you. begin with boris sanchez live in ecuador. boris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brooke. as you mentioned, the death toll sitting at 272. more than 2,500 people hurt. both of those numbers expected to climb significantly. part of the reasons, officials have yet to get a grasp of the extent of the human cost of this earthquake is that many roads are inaccessible. the infrastructure is a huge problem here in ecuador. you may be able to see behind me this huge bridge that collapsed on to a car, killing a person and injuring another in a coastal city where the hardest-hit areas are very difficult to access. it's been raining for many weeks consecutively. partly bec

michaela?negotiations within the organization and with the organization to rescue the girls? what's the update on that? >> reporter: well, we understand from sources as recently as last week boko haram came back with a counter offer of $10 million for some of the girls you see in the video. the sticking point, boko haram lost territory, pipelines and revenue streams blocked off by this regional commission supported by the u.s. something we had reiterated by the white house press secretary. there's a lot of international support around the pushing back of boko haram, and that is paying off, but conversely, what it means is that boko haram know these girls are their own remaining garganing chip. so they're sectioning them out. i mean, it's horrifying to contemplate that. they're sectioning them out into groups and negotiating for each individual group and the government has, we understand, just received their latest offer for the first of those girls, and it's going to be $1 million, michaela. >>

good morning. >>> good morning, michaela. the two democrats fanning the flames of issues from last week. sanders opened up a new line of attacking suggesting she may not be qualified. sanders was using different words. hillary clinton for her part appearing to try to continue to take the high road on the issue. listen. >> she may have the experience to be president of the united states. no one can argue that. but in terms of a judgment, something is clearly lacking. >> look, i've said repeatedly that i would take him over donald trump or ted cruz any day. i think people know that i will be a president who will follow through on what i've said. >> meanwhile on sunday, secretary clinton appearing at a church headed by a former democratic member of the congressional black caucus, revisiting another dust-up from last week when her husband traded words with protesters over a signing of the 1994 crime bill. hillary clinton addressing how she had the criminal justice system has made people "heart sick." bernie sanders expected to ap

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good morning, michaela.d find a fully loaded .9 millimeter automatic weapon inside will's vehicle. they didn't find nishelle casings. the fact that it was there is when what witnesses have been saying. another issue that's been brought forward is whether or not alcohol may have played a role. will smith and his wife were out with friends just before all of this happened. i talked to the manager of the restaurant. she doesn't buy the alcohol theory. take a listen. >> they had $400 worth of sushi. a little bit of red wine. no one was impaired from drinking. no symptom pelling, slurred speech, loud or obnoxious behavior in the restaurant. everyone seemed like they were fine. they were going to go on to another location. >> the weapon inside of smith's car does complicate things. it takes this case from what many thought was road rage to stand your ground. in louisiana they have a stand your ground law. on top of that, you have no duty to retreat. which means it is quite possible if in some way smith was perceiv

. >>> let's take a look at what's coming up on "new day" as michaela pereira join us. >> happy tuesdayna. i hope you are well. busy day. voters are going to the polls in wisconsin. crucial primaries on both sides. how different will the republican race look just 24 hours from now. especially if ted cruz wins. on the democratic side, hillary clinton and bernie sanders locked in the tight race. we'll speak to both sides of the campaigns and ask about what they expect to happen. >>> and what everybody's talking about. the buzzer beater that tops all buzzer beaters. villanova winning the ncaa championship. a heart stopping finish in basketball. live to houston with morning after reaction. cheers and jeers and all the stuff in between. >> a warning, michaela, berman is excited about the story. he is heading your way. >> i have two of them here today. >> good luck with that. >>> one of the biggest corporate mergers in history could be at risk thanks to new rules. well get an early start on your money after the break. ♪ are you ready? are you ready? i mean, really ready? are you ready to open

. >> a 23-year-old michaela riry is due in court to face child abuse charges. we don't know if they hired her through care.com, but i found her there. in this video she describes herself as a business student with nine years of experience working with children ranging from 3-month-old to 13 years of age and is a former summer school teacher and camp counselor. someone checked into that account this morning. police have video captured by the nanny camera, but they will not be releasing it at this point. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> suspects arrested in a sex trafficking bust expected in court today. james joseph jr p.m. are expected to be arraigned today. investigators say that pair ran a sex trafficking ring centered in san ramon and danville. they were arrested last august with a third suspect anthony reynolds. several young women were allege lid victimized. >>> a developing story at 6:04. the search is on for this man, 19-year-old christian cruz tied to a deadly shooting in san francisco. police call him a person of interest. a fight broke out at orang

what a game. >> unbelievable, michaela. i have been to lots of sporting events, lots of basketball games. this was the best by far. what an ending. incredible. michael jordan in attendance to cheer on his tar heels here in houston. they were down by three with under 10 seconds to go when senior marcus page hit an up believable shot to tie the game. villanova had four seconds left on the clock. chris jenkins knocks down is the shot at the buzzer. this will go down as one of the greatest shots in basketball history. villanova wins, their first championship since 1985. and i caught up with the hero, chris jenkins, moments after his legendary shot. >> tell me what was going through your head when that ball came out of your hands. >> every time i catch the shoot i'm fortunate enough to get a shot off i think they're all going in. that shot was no different. i went two steps and let it go. >> what are you thinking right now? can you believe what happened? >> i just want to say hello. >> the scene on campus incredible. everyone ju

michaela pereira join us. >> you have a week and a day. are you both in denial?ly residing in a state of denial? it's okay. let's say what is happening on our show today. donald trump returning to form unloading on ted cruz and hillary clinton. a day after his landslide victory in new york. cruz for his part, dismissing the trump win saying it is clear it will be decided at a contested convention. we have an interview with reince priebus about the drama. >>> hillary clinton is looking for another big show in the primaries in the northeast next tuesday. bernie sanders says he plans to fight on. fight on to the democratic convention. we will hear from both campaigns about what is in store. >> michaela, talk to you soon. >>> people not know. she's going to get a big fancy show of her own in a few weeks on hln. >> she does this. >>> the dow jones industrial average closing in on a major milestone. if you are not watching your 401(k), i have good news for you. an early start on your money next. >>> facebook wants to be more passionate. it wants to help you deal with y

. >> reporter: hey, good morning, michaela. debates exploded on the campaign trail this weekend with a bernie sanders and hillary clinton campaigns blaming each other for refusing to lock down a date to debate at the 'em entire state. i know that sounds a little dr. seuss like sanders rejected all three dates. those dates didn't work. for instance, one was today. don't of course is the ncaa men's basketball game. sanders folks say people want to watch basketball, not a presidential debate. one of the others floated was april 14th. sanders folks say they are having a huge rally. so thanks, but no thanks. we're a little busy. the campaigns slugged it out. listen to how bernie sanders and hillary clinton talked about it, a little more circumspect. >> i'm confident we will work out at a time good for both schedules. >> i'm confident that there will be. but i'm not the one negotiating it. that's going on between our campaigns. and i do know my campaign has been really trying to get a time that senator sanders's campaign would agree

amy: that is forster graduate student karina gonzalez and women and gender studies undergraduate michaela mujica -steiner. they were both arrested this week calling on their school to the vest from fossil fuels. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. from tucson,sting arizona. when we come back, sunday is may day. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: performing a few may days ago. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. toure on our 100 city arizona, headed to fresno, california, tonight, and then we will be in california and then new orleans as well as houston on may day. that's right, sunday is may day, and organizers and activists across the country are planning celebrations to mark the 10th anniversary of the massive may day marches of 2006. more than 1.5 million people took to the streets to support workers and immigrants rights. it was one of the largest days of protest in the country's history. in most countries, it is an official government holiday with masterman stations, rallies, marches all

michaela?ross the northeast, hoping she can put bernie sanders away this tuesday. she appears to be focused more on the general election fight. sanders, for his part, not giving up, admits it is a narrow path to victory. national correspondent jason carroll is live in maryland with more. hi, jason. >> reporter: good morning to you. the reality is that the enthusiasm is there. but the path to the nomination is no longer there. clinton knows that. that's why she's now focusing on the republican front-runners. >> hello, bridgeport. >> reporter: gearing up for a five-state battle with bernie sanders but it doesn't sound that way on the stump. >> when trump and cruz say it's not only offensive, it's dangerous. >> reporter: democratic front-runners weekend speech were saturated with attack against her presumed general election rival, donald trump. >> trump says wages are too high in america. trump says things like, bar all muslims from coming into the country. >> reporter: ted cruz wasn't spared from

>> reporter: that is the heartbreak of this michaela.he in nigerian military and security services say they have a pretty good idea of where they are. given how much territory they have taken back from boko haram. it really is the forest fortress that is one of the only locations that they believe those girls can still be. and it has become the center of much of the military activity being carried out. but they can only go so far and so slowly. because even though these girls are such a huge bargaining chip for boko haram, the worry is that at any point it might trigger some of kind of retribution. for the families, it is this -- the horror of knowing that we want you to go in and get these girls but at the same time what can happen if you take this too fast. >> such deep ramifications. thank you so much. excellent reporting and thank you for that. >>> back here at home we're following a lot of news, including a preview of tonight's democratic debate on cnn. let's get to it. >> -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> all right. well ho

hi, joe. >> good morning, michaela.paign is claiming it had another huge fund-raising month in march, which keeps him cruising along in the case for delegates. hillary clinton calling out bernie sanders at an event at the state university of new york and found herself confronted by a small group of protesters chanting if she wins, we lose. the secretary of state not backing down, asserting it was bernien people who came to say that. a greenpeace activist asked her about taking money from the fossil fuel industry and the pointed, angry response from the candidate underscoring some of the frustrations her campaign has been expressing. take a listen. >> i do not. i have money from people who work for fossil fuel companies. i am so sick, i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about that. i am sick of it! >> the sanders campaign citing a greenpeace article said mrs. clinton relied heavily on money from lobbyists from the oil and gas is industry. big picture, this shows how high the stakes are in delegate-rich new york wh

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desperate bernie sanders campaign and goes to show you how much is at stake as voters go to the polls, michaela. >> i can hear the energy behind you. exciting. >>> on the republican side, donald trump counting on home field advantage to give him his first major victory in weeks. trump hoping to sweep the state's 95 gop delegates but news a top trump aide resigned, loyal to his campaign manager, leaves many wondering who is steering this ship? who is steering the ship? >> well, it's very clear donald trump is steering the ship, make no mistake about that, but as you've been seeing, the polls have just opened right here in staten island, staten island academy. getting paperwork together. again, dnd hoonald trump hopinga big win tonight. his campaign has been all about criticizing the system over waning delegates, the trump team trit siz criticized for not having a strong ground game. as a result, some say his national field director steward jolly decided to step down announcing his resignation yesterday saying he was not forced out, doll it voluntarily. all of trump's words last night, though, we

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. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> >>> it's 6:00 in theof toept's democratic debate, outside on the water, wind blowing, simply because, and michaela garecht, in the studio. the stakes could not be higher for the democrats. both candidates believe this is their moment and the tone has changed, and not in a good way. we will have the scoop for you. >>> donald trump's campaign manager will not be prosecuted for grabbing that reporter's arm. and ted cruz last night accusing trump staff of acting like thugs. we have this race covered from every angle. let's begin with our senior correspondent, joe johns. what do we expect, joe? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn, big stage, big city. the candidates prepare for a face-off with everything on the line in brooklyn. >> i am so glad to be back in the bronx. >> reporter: rivals hillary clinton and bernie sanders hosting dueling new york rallies ahead of tonight's cnn presidential debate.

michaela?zika virus or live to regret it. president obama redirecting nearly $6 million in ebola funds to zika research. upset for not allocating more money for this growing threat. how worried should we be here in the u.s. about zika? our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta is with us. so great to have you. >> thank you. >> this redirection of the fund, frustrated with congress, redirecting funds from ebola to zika. how will that work and what does it mean for the fight against zika and for ebola? >> saying, look, we need money now. the weather is starting to get warmer. we know how to basically try and stem the potential spread of this here and that's to control the mosquitoes. figure out where they are, control them. they want to work on a vaccine to do that. taking money from ebola, because there was a significant amount of money there still for ebola, that was, by the way, designated to be spent. not that that money was just sitting there and redirect for now making it clear the m

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. >>> let's see what is coming up on "new day" with michaela pereira. is this your last day?t day on "new day." i live the brand. all about it. at least for today. >> dear jeff zucker. >> quite a scene overnight. 20 arrests and clashing with supporters and anti-trump protesters. in addition to all of this, former house speaker john boehner kind of letting loose on the gop rival ted cruz calling him, these are his words, lucifer in the flesh and a mean s.o.b. we will have reaction. >>> we his jeb bush speaking to cnn. the first interview since dropping out. we will speak with jane sanders. hear why she believes bernie is poised to make an epic comeback against hillary clinton. basically, a regular friday on "new day." >> i look forward to the going away party. my guess is there may be one. >> a little something at 9:01. i'm not going far. >> still with the family. >> that's right. >> nice to see you. >>> stocks took a tumble. dow fell more than 200 points. more losses on the way or a bounceback? i'll tell you when we get an early start on your money next. you don't let anythin

michaela gives us a look around. reporter: 54 years of rock 'n roll have not only created musical greats the rolling stones, but also cultural icons. this exhibit in london looks at how the band has shaped popular culture. it takes us back to the 1960's, re-creating the studio where the band recorded its first single and several other hits. the band's front man, mick jagger, said the exhibit is the first of its kind. art and photography. over the years, we have worked with really good artists. you will see the normal things you would expect, guitars and costumes, things like that. costumes are on display as well as pieces from the band's own personal wardrobes. >> they have such a phenomenal history and have had such an impact on the social climate of they haveally because spread into art, design, recording, fashion, film. reporter: one of the instruments has special engravings. keith richards says he painted the band wase when involved in a drug case and he thought he could go to jail. gives fans a chance to find ou

. >> as we have just one day left with michaela. >> michaela. >> i'm mispronouncing because i want togh our great moments here, going through them on the phone, and she's like oh, you remember this, without any sensitivity to the fact that she is crushing the people next to her. >> i'm not crushing either of you. you guys are excited about me going home and being closer to my family and launching a new show. you're excited about that. >> we're excited for. >> you so what you're not happy about -- >> as tv news anchors, you're ex a -- >> it will be an interesting show tomorrow. tune from for that. >> i'll need a kleenex. >>> bernie sanders is not going any where, unlike michaela. >> he is no quitter. >> but of course, hundreds of his campaign staffers being laid off. we talked to a sanders' supporter, next. roger that! see ya! we are outta here! woo! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. that's what i'm talking about! and try new glucerna hunger smart with 15 grams of protein to h

we found this of michaela weary on the state. she describes herself as a business student with nine years experience with children. danville police arrested leery last friday for child abuse. officers say the parents saw her hurt their 10-month-old child on a nanny cam. police are not releasing that video. it's not clear if the video used care.com to find reary and as for the 10-month-old little girl, she is okay but she was taken to the hospital after the incident and transferred to oakland children's hospital as a precaution. >>> new problems for bart tonight. crews will stop testing its brand-new train of cars after one of them crashed. you saw the aftermath last friday. one of the new cars somehow got away and crashed into a sand berm during testing. the berm was set up for just that kind of accident so there was no serious damage. but investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. they're now suspending testing until they figure out exactly what went wrong. >>> he said it's been the hardest year of his l

michaela? >> john, the numbers man, berman.ome coffee. >> thanks for that. i'm going to need it. a big day here. trump, clean sweep, making it a mathematical impossibility for his rivals to overtake him and to the next battleground, indiana. and all-in. jim acosta, hi there. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump not at a loss for words last night, took a giant lead. on a roll, going five for five in the primaries. unlike the diplomatic tone from last night, remember that? all too clear, the mantra, trumpy trump is back with a vengeance. >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee, absolutely. >> reporter: donald trump declared his bid for the republican nomination a done deal. >> it's over. as far as i'm concerned it's over. >> reporter: urging rivals to throw in the towel after sweeping all five primaries by margins that can only be described as huge. >> they're hurting the party. again, they have no path, zero path to victory and we're going to win on the first ballot. >> reporter: the gop front-runner rejecting calls to t

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first michaela. >>> i will talk about democrats now. look at hillary clinton. she's hoping a big sweep in the northeast tonight will allow her to close the door on bernie sanders' campaign. her folk sis shicus is shifting more to the general election. what will this mean to bernie sanders future? good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, mic and welcome to super tuesday. the quattro polls open here in pennsylvania in about an hour. it's the biggest prize of all five states voting today. >> you have an enormously important democratic primary. >> reporter: said totoday's higs primary has bernie sanders calming for voters to come out. >> if you come out to vote, grab your uncles and aunts we're going to win in pennsylvania. >> reporter: hillary clinton could widen her delegate lead and help effectively close the door on sanders. >> you vote for me tomorrow, i will stand up and fight for you. >> reporter: on the stump, clinton is already looking past her democratic rival and focusing on potential general election opponents. >> when i hear the kind of reckless

so interesting michaela. >> it really is. ab open convention more likely. but you think trump will give up without a fight right? said no one, ever. phil mattingly is here with more on that. >> ted cruz and his campaign made no secret of the fact that wisconsin was a huge state for them. they had a very big operation on the ground. they had the support of a very popular republican governor in scott walker and a series of conservative talk radio hosts constantly hammering home a pro cruise message. >> hillary, get ready, here we go. >> ted cruz pulling off a pig win in wisconsin's primary. the victory for cruz narrowing trump's path to the in nomination and moving the party closer to a contested convention. >> tonight is a turning point. it is a rallying cry. >> cruz's win the most substantial since his defeat of trump in iowa. >> three weeks ago the media said wisconsin was a perfect state for donald trump. but the hard working men and women of wisconsin stood and campaigned tirelessly to make sure tonight was a victory for e

michaela. >> such an interesting phrase.he tkpwel gatt count, way behind. he is now stepping up his game. in a cnn town hall vowing to go all the way to the convention. >> your opponent completely out of it. nobody yelling at you. nobody calling you a liar or loser. no fights breaking out. just you and your entire family. what could possibly go wrong. the audience could ask anybody questions, including your teenage kids. there is a potential for headlines there. this format gives you a look at the candidate and much different framework for looking at the issues. listen. >> i'm the grill master in the family. >> the entire kasich family center stage at a cnn town hall. >> i'm not that great. honestly, i'm doing the best i can. >> you're pretty good at respecting us. >> yeah. i surrendered to you long ago. >> joined by wife karen and twin daughters emma and reese, giving voters an intimate look at their life together. >> she is really godly. really fun. sometimes a little silly. he's really loving. she's loving. he's always ch

cnn commentator van jones, david wild, and michaela angela davis that was his stylist.orked with him in that moment where he started to wear tunics and i went to morocco to buy tunics for him, it was pretty fabulous, but it was interesting. his spirituality was starting to really become part of his aesthetic expression, so it was really fun, but he had these shoes, well -- >> shoes. >> all of his shoes were almost all of them were covered in the same fabric as his trousers, it was a seamless line to make him seem taller. he could do things in those shoes. he expressed himself. the last clip, you showed the afro and glasses. he found no boundaries, and he absorbed creativity from every source. it was amazing. >> what a lot of people don't realize, there was a lot of activism prince was involved with, you and he did together. what was it like to know him in that way? >> well, you know, he was my friend. he was not the kind of guy would call you when you were having a good day, if you had a best selling book, if you had did something good, not calling you then. when you're

of heart, he is much more eager to meet with the new leader of the soviet union, and he has sent michaelaggesting a summit. >> all previous sum its had a communique worked out ahead of time by the foreign ministries. here's what we say at the end, and some gaps to be filled in during the meetings. reagan said we are not doing any communiques. whatever comes from the summit is what we develop while there. >> after 70 minutes with advisers, mr. reagan invited gorbachev to stroll the garden to the pool house where they sat alone before a fire. mr. reagan talk without notes, not about arms control but about reducing the level of fear and misunderstanding between the two nations. >> the main thing is they met each other as human beings, reagan in particular concentrated his attention on gorbachev as a person. he spent more time studying gorbachev than he did the esoteric things having to do with arms control. >> it is understood the president tried to dispel his negative image of the u.s. gorbachev wouldn't budge but wasn't as combative as he was with other officials recently. >> is it a good

. >> and briefly, michaela, i get the sense on stage he was in full command.e of himself in all realms, he knew what he wanted to wear, how he wanted to look, what he wanted to project? >> what this all speaks to is this idea of freedom, emancipation, fearlessness. he was self liberated. even in his work he was in command, but also he was also really -- he surrendered to his art. he surrendered musically in a way i haven't seen, dancing, doing the splits, humping, playing piano moving seamlessly through time and space. that really was freedom in this absolute sense, right? so you know, i just keep thinking someone will call us and say this isn't real. like i still haven't quite -- i'm a little disoriented that -- i keep thinking maybe this is a mistake, you know. there was no preparation. he made reference, we knew he was ill, but this has -- like everything stopped. people left meetings, turned off their phones, walked around in a way that is. >> hard to imagine. >> yeah. and the set is purple. >> thank you for being here. before we get a break, want to show

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning.ay, april 11th, 6:00 in the east. donald trump returns four days after huddling with aides to retool the campaign. blasting colorado as unfair. cruz's campaign is dismissing trump after having sour grapes after he swept all of colorado's delegates. >> all this and bernie sanders rachets up a war of words saying "something is clearly lacking" in her judgment. democratic rivals set to face off on thursday. can sanders

. >> this is new take with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> good morning.4th, 6:00 in the east alisyn could not bare to me see or j.b. with a tan so she's not here. donald trump is happier than anybody else in the race because it means last week is over. or is it? ted cruz still beat the drum of trump's recent abortion comments, especially with women voters ahead of tomorrow's very important wisconsin primary. trump reminding people how he rebounded to win big in new hampshire. cruz is saying if we want to look back, look at wisconsin looking like iowa, john. he's looking for a big night. >> he does, donald trump, face an uphill battle. he is trailing by double digits in both polls. they are desperate to clinch all the states, 42 delegates. he is now pushing for john kasich to drop out of the race. both cruz and kasich want trump out. he said he would automatically win if case