molly: it is true. flo: bernie sanders also had an awkward moment last week when he told reporters that he had taken the subway about a year ago and it required a token. although it certainly does not. it requires a metro card. there's a fascinating article in "the washington post," about the eating habits of presidential candidates. you are what you eat. that is what they say. bernie sanders, according to this report, likes smoothies, pinot noir,. does this make him a foodie? it does not go with his image as an everyday guy. according to the article, he is a reluctant gourmet. molly: flow, thank you for that. for more from flow, you can head to our website. coming up, we will have an update of the headlines, and where you are on a new social movement here in france called "night rising. 8úxú]ñ]ñ]ñíñíñíñéñéñéñéñéñéñer [phone dialing and ringing] >> police department. >> yes, i just killed my two daughters. >> you did what? >> i just killed my two daughters. >> where are you at, sir? >> i'm at 11233 cree

molly: welcome to the "france 24 " newsroom. rescuers search for survivors as a quick hit southwest japan. damage of the tremors amid ongoing aftershocks. tens of thousands of people in escalating violence in aleppo province. rebels areforces and fighting for control in the region. bernie sanders and hillary clinton face off in a heated debate just days before a crucial primary in new york state. molly: first, aftershocks have rattled japan this friday, following last night plus strong earthquake that killed at least nine people and injured 1000 others. rescuers are searching through collapsed buildings looking for any survivors. scores of people are now left without power and water. bring in richard smart, who joins us from tokyo. where do things stand with rescue efforts? the rescue efforts have not managed to find anyone in the last few hours, and it is looking more likely that most of the people who were in affected areas managed to escape from collapsed buildings, and there is not going to be anybody else found now. also, t

"molly" is part of the scene. a team of volunteers from a non profit called "dance safe" has hit the streets too. as members of the harm reduction movement, they are on a mission that they think is very important. >> so you use this term "harm reduction", what does that really mean? >> well, "harm reduction" is acknowledging the fact that despite zero-tolerance drug policies, people are still going to use drugs... so the end goal is to keep people safe, alive and really prevent overdose and death. >> having attended hundreds of concerts across the country this summer, they know first hand, it's been a deadly festival season. in several states, high profile media reports of overdoses and deaths associated with drugs, often mistakenly called "molly" or "x", underline the importance of their work. >> this anonymous festival goer's experience is not unique among those who admit to taking "molly" or "x". independent private testing group erowid has collected data. by offering anonymous testing of samples, they've been

molly: he was reporting from kabul. airstrikes have killed at least 40 people and wounded some 80 others. talksce has brought peace in geneva to a standstill. the u.s.-russia backed truce crumbling. prospects for negotiations are bleak. the opposition says post moment is indefinite in the government, ruling out any negotiations about the president of assad. oliver farry reports. staller: as peace talks influences,xternal they had clues -- accuse regime,nt -- the assad and a stronghold, people say greater efforts are needed on both sides. >> we hope it will bring relief to the people. we need something effective. we don't want to only count the versions. we want to meet our people's aspirations, and nothing more. government and the opposition should have a dialogue with each other, because if we wait to hear from turkey, and egypt, we will hear nothing. just like many cooks trying to prepare the same food. is no agreement possible without the departure of the president. some say outside pressure may have the saudi and tu

hello molly. >> reporter: molly line and molly hen derberg. i'm molly hen derberg. as you said, the maryland primary is april 26th. but the early voting starts thursday. hillary clinton has a double digit lead in the polls in this state. she will be here in baltimore later this afternoon to give a speech. she spoke in queens new york this morning and says she understood why people are frustrated with the lack of jobs and economy. also in an interview clinton responded to a statement by bernie sanders campaign manager saying clinton's quote very, very hawkish foreign policy led to the rise of isis. >> well, that is beyond absurd. you know, they are saying a lot of things these days. i'm just going to let them say whatever they choose to say. but you know, isis was primarily the result of the vacuum in syria caused by assad first and foremost. aided and abetted by iran and russia. >> reporter: bernie sanders won the wyoming caucuses yesterday. so he has -- it is his eighth win in the past nine primary contests againstin which. she still has a significant delegate lead

to nice to meet you, molly. once again, the information on the walk. >> it is thursday, may 12th, 5:30 p.m. you can find information at www.cctakesteps.org. >> i'm sure i will see you out there. >> good to see you again. when we come back, a >> were we are back, the theme for this year's mcdonald's gospel fest is honor thy mother as it returns to the prudential center, here to tell us more is >> hey, antwan, how are you? you look good. >> oh, man. >> god is good. >> all the time. >> how's everything? >> tell us about this year's event. >> you know, our vision is about excitement, having a good time, celebrating god in all his glory. saturday, may 7th at the prudential arena in newark, new jersey, and this year our theme is honor thy mother. we decided to go biblical. we're so excited that i can't even tell you that this year is going to be a special year. we have the biggest gospel stars in the industry, yolanda adams, donny mcclerken, the hot pamelaman, take me to the king. we are going to have such a great tim

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to nice to meet you, molly. once again, the information on the walk. >> it is thursday, may 12th, 5:30 p.m. you can find information at www.cctakesteps.org. there. >> i can't wait. >> good to see you again. when we come back, a sir, this alien life form is growing at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't contain it any long... oh! that reminds me of how geico's been the fastest-growing auto insurer for over 10 years straight. over ten years? geico's the company your friends and neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> were we are back, the theme for this year's mcdonald's gospel fest is honor thy mother as it returns to the prudential center, here to tell us more is executive producer a. curtis farrow. >> hey, antwan, how are you? you look good. >> oh, man. >> god is good. >> how's everything? >> tell us about this year's event. >> you know, our vision is about excitement, having a good time, celebrating god in all his glory. saturday, may 7th a

molly is live in baltimore. hey, molly. >> hi, arthel. hillary clinton says she has "nothing negative to say about bernie sanders" and what kind of president he might be. sanders made a stop for a nathan's hot dog in brooklyn today isn't quickly backing away from his assertion that clinton is not qualified to be president. >> she has enormous experience. everybody who knows her knows that she is very intelligent. but i think her judgment -- for example, on foreign policy. let's be clear. the war in iraq was the worst foreign policy blunder in the modern history of america. i helped lead the opposition to that war. she supported that war. >> sanders won the wyoming caucuses last night. next up is new york where clinton is leading in the polls. she's also leading in the delegate count as both candidates try to get to 2,383 delegates to win the democratic nomination. today in baltimore, where she picked up the endorsement of democratic congressman elijah cummings, clinton said she would make sure to try to create more jobs with rising income

molly: there you go. thank you very much.e are going to take aÑÑçoço 04/20/16 04/20/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from denver, colorado and new york city, this is democracy now! >> the race for the democratic nomination is in the home stretch and victory is insight. we don't have much of a raisin in more based on what i'm seeing on television, senator cruz is just about mathematically eliminated. amy: hillary clinton and donald trump wh

molly in is new york with the latest on the republicans and molly in baltimore, hillary clinton is expecteduple of hours. hi, molly. >> hillary clinton says she has nothing negative to say about bernie sanders, and what kind of president he might be. still sanders is not completely backing down from his assertion last week that hillary clinton is not quote qualified to be president. >> enormous experience, everybody who knows her knows she's very intelligent. but i think her judgment, for example on foreign policy, let's be clear, the war in iraq was the worse foreign policy blunder in the modern history of america. i helped lead the opposition to that war. she supported that war. >> reporter: sanders won the wyoming caucuses last night. his eighth win in the past nine contest. next up is new york, clinton is leading the polls there and leading in the delegate counts. clinton or sanders would need 2383 delegates to win the nomination. here's how clinton assesses the race now. >> leading him with about 2.5 million votes in the popular vote. i'm leading him in pledge delegates with a larger m

molly ball?eek's rnc meeting in florida, there's obviously going to be a lot of attention on the rnc, on the rules committee since there's so much talk about the delegates and the convention process. the candidates are all going to have a presence there. john kasich actually will be there in person. cruz and trump will have some people there. and reince priebus, the chairman of the rnc, has been lobbying against making any recommendations by the rules committee. in a normal presidential year, they would make a recommendation to the convention to say here's the rules that we think should govern the convention. this year given how much heat there is on the process, reince is telling them lay off. no matter what happens, they're going to get blamed. >> and if they don't do it in the short term, it's going to make it much more interesting when they get to cleveland. jonathan? >> they're looking past new york to maryland and pennsylvania the following week. they believe that those are the two most pro

molly ryan is there in pennsylvania outside of pittsburg.i, molly. >> reporter: hi, heather, pennsylvania is a big prize but unusual. they will choose the candidate of choice and look at delegates. it is most unusual in the dpop side. candidates have been criss-crossing the state. only 17 of them are going to the person who wins statewide. the others are unbound and they could vote who ever they want to. and some have pledged to vote for a person. but it is not on the ballot. >> and democrats have 189 delegates at stake. the big issue is the economy. the major industries coal, fraking and tech sector and we had a chance to it spoke with the voters today. >> i am for hillary. a thousand percent. over and over and over again. >> what made you vote for hillary clinton. >> i will take a quon thee. >> i am my boy trump. we have to do something for the people on the same old politicians. and i think we need a reset. and it was ronald reagan who it last. >> pennsylvania leans democrat. but we are seeing a republican resurgence. we had a good mix of

and molly eming way is here -- molly hemingway is here. molly, if cruz wins big in wisconsin, or moderately big does that mean we'll have a contested convention? >> wisconsin is a state that trump should have had wrapped up. these are his type of voters. blue collar guys and he's struggling. i think pulling a showing ted cruz will pull it off. there haven't been any primaries for two weeks. so all of a sudden the whole narrative of the race is changing. kennedy: it could be a month in between trump victories and we are not used to seeing him do anything but proclaim victory. >> he will probably do well in the primaries coming up in a couple weeks in the northeast. but he had a rough couple weeks. unless he dramatic team changes what he's doing, it will be rough. kennedy: we have seen a lot of cab light fodder. john kasich is betting on that to get the kids involved. the kids, the young people are going to stop paying attention to the biebers and kardashians. >> it many the most messed up version of the rock the vote thesis i ever heard. wh

do you agree with molly and carl? >> i do. i think maybe it's a bit of a boring panel here. >> no, it's good for us to be skeptical. that's the point i wanted to make. when we hear paul manafort say he's going to change his ways, we have to apply a lot of skepticism to this. >> i think then it's a very good panel. what i think is happening here is donald trump has given us a plot point to discuss in this discussion about whether or not he's going to be able to change. the reality show has got an little boring. the new question is, can he stop being a jerk? we might get a montage of sorts. maybe with, you know, a mirror and some music so that he can go through his different outfits and maybe a training regiment. then we see whether he succeeds or not. it's a classic reality show. >> that's so interesting what you said about him giving us a plot line. he's giving us another plot line. frankly, i have seen some fatigue when i watch tv, read the papers. there's a little campaign fatigue. maybe trump is aware of that. >> oh, i thin

jeff greenfield, the former political analyst, emmy award winner and molly hemmingway. senior editor of the federalist. is this the new norm, what we've just seen in california? >> unfortunately, that kind of violence has been shadowing the trump campaign. i think there's a real question as to whether or not he wants to decisively try to put an end to it which thus far he hasn't shown much sign of wanting to do. i expect a lot of this would pollute the campaign right up until the convention. and, look, some level of dissent and civil disobedience is part of every presidential campaign. the question is how far we're going to let it go before responsible voices and that means the candidate, that means mr. trump, really try to decisively try to put an end to it. >> but is it mr. trump who steps in to try and put an end to it or is it bernie and hillary? these people are not going to respond to whatever donald trump has to say. >> i'm not so sure about that. the reality is we've had in an unprecedented way a candidate from the podium saying, you know, punch him in the face

me for insight and analysis this sunday morning are matt bai of yahoo news, msnbc's joy-ann reid, molly and rich lowry of the national review. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. the bernie sanders winning streak keeps on keeping on. sanders won the wyoming caucuses yesterday. it's his seventh win in the last eight contests. how byzantine is the process? hillary clinton wound up with more delegates than sanders. we'll get to the democratic race and worrys that this week's nasty turn will hold help republicans in november. mayor bill de blasio of new york, hillary clinton supporter will join me. we begin with the changing landscape. from the start donald trump has played it big, made big speeches, draw big crowds and win big in big primaries. and then let the details take care of themselves. but the details aren't taking care of themselves. ted cruz is taking care of them. and he's piling up delegates in this byzantine process. this weekend in colorado cruz won all 34 of colorado's a

molly, what sense did you get to get these super delegates on board?about, this 712 number of so-called free agents out there for the democratic candidates to pick up as late as the convention. there's a battle going on for the 12 -- excuse me, the 200 or so unpledged super delegates 245 that have not aligned either with bernie sanders or hillary clinton at this point. so the bernie sanders campaign tells us they have people on staff who are actively and daily in communication with these folks who could again change their position as late as convention day. >> there's this report in today's "wall street journal" examining all the behind-the-scenes by the sanders campaign and supporters to get clinton's super delegates to defect. here's the quote. >> you hearing about these tactics? >> i actually -- let me be honest, i have not yet. because usually we'll find out more about that when the house gets back in session next week and a the members who have been on recess for the past few weeks start chatting amongst themselves about what they're hearing on th

that molly, while i have you, i want to talk about something katrina said. this idea that he can take those underwater, ufr favnfavorables turn them around should he get the nomination. how does a candidate go about doing that? >> well, look, i actually think katrina has a point. unfavorability is not votes against. those people are saying they don't like donald trump. but people vote for people they don't like all the time. and particularly when you have a candidate on the other side the aisle, hillary clinton, whose negatives are also historically high, most voters will choose between two candidates they doenltd like. it is also true that general election matchup numbers that you're looking at now when the conventions haven't even happened are highly misleading. we don't know how that's going to play out. as she said, donald trump's unfavorables have gone down within the republican primary as he's been campaigning. that is a remarkable feat. that's a hard thing to do. i think this is an uphill battle. it's something he has shown he can do with republican v

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molly line, fox news. >>> president obama sat down today for a one on one interview with chris wallis of fox news sunday. the commander in chief discussed from the over seas attacks to london. the president also defended himself against criticism that he acted too cavalier after the bombings in brussels. instead he went to a prescheduled baseball game in cuba. >> you have nothing to offer. that's the message of resilience that we don't panic, that we don't fear, we will hunt you down and we will get you. >> obama also vowed to stand by judge garland as his nominee to the u.s. supreme court even if a democrat wins the white house in november. >> undocumented children here in california will soon be eligible for full medical coverage. a law passed last year goes into effect next month. the state estimates that 170,000 children under the age of 19 will be eligible to sign up. now right now undocumented children in california only have limited access to health care. >> a state lawmaker wants to extend california's fair pay law to include protections for employees based on race or ethnicit

i'm molly hall. our top story, breaking news out of the united states. music legend prince has died at the age of 57. widely acclaimed as one of the most the influential musicians in his era. we'll bring you all the latest in live from paris. ♪[singing] >> well, there you had just one clip from some of prince's videos that we've seen in the past. of course, there's been "little red corvette," "purple rain," "when doves cry," those just a few of the songs. the artist was found dead at his home in minneapolis, minnesota, according to his publicist. he was 57 years old. his death comes almost one week after the singer left fans very concerned about his health when he made an emergency landing in illinois. now, it's unclear at this stage if his sudden death is related to that same illness that forced him to land his plane. he had reportedly been battling an illness for a few weeks. once again, we are waiting for official confirmation as to what caused the singer's death. now, prescrtion was an inn -- prince was an innovative songwriter whose music combined j

molly henneberg is live in washington with more. hi, molly. >> reporter: hi, gregg. these b-52s from barksdale air force base in louisiana, but now operating out of qatar, are long-range, heavy bombers that the air force says will help, quote, apply persistent pressure on the islamic state, or isis. the air force pulled its b 1 bombers out of the middle east two months ago to bring them back home for maintenance. after that, bombing operations against isis fell to an eight-months low in february. the pentagon said the b 52 bombers would be sent to the middle east in april. the first time they've been stationed there in 26 years. they're going for operations against isis in iraq and syria. the air force says the b 52 can perform, quote, strategic attacks, air interdiction. the b 52s arrived in the region one day after secretary of state john kerry was in iraq. >> we will not be complacent at any point in this campaign. in the coming weeks and months, the coalition will work with iraq to turn up the pressure even further. >> reporter: earlier this week, a senior milita

let's start with molly line in upstate new york. >> reporter: hi, harris. this was the second big event for donald trump in the run-up to the new york primary, which was next tuesday. the airport hangar was packed to overflowing. an enthusiastic and passionate crowd there. many made up their mind about the candidate that they'll be supporting. the space filled with those supporters wearing their hats and sweatshirts. the businessmen kicked off the speech with a promise to working class voters to make better trade deals. but he soon shifted to engaging the crowd in the ongoing delegate battle. and his beef with the establishment, which he believes will try to swipe the election at the convention. >> they're taking your vote away. they're disenfranchising people that want to see america be great again. and politicians will never do it. they don't want to do it. they can't do it because their lobbyists and special interests are saying we're not going to let you do it. it's no good. and we've got to change the system. and it's got to change fast. so i think we'

we love molly shannon. >> and you were on "snl" with her at the time. and they got serious, they had a house-warming party. and i went to the house warming party. and it was, for my 19-year-old self, it was a very grown-up event. i had never been at like a a party with celebrities before. you, because i had a big crush on you. so -- [ cheers ] thank you, thank you. and so i said to molly, when i got there, i was like, "will you introduce me to jimmy? like, i have such a big crush on him." she was like, "he's so cool. just go, like, say hi to him, he's super nice." so i was like, "okay." so i went to the bar to get a a drink to, like, work up my courage. and i'm standing at the bar, and you walk up to it. it's just the two of us at the bar and you're like, "hey." and i turn around and i look you in the eye and i just walk away. [ laughter ] i couldn't handle it. yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: yeah. i do. i remember that. absolutely. [ laughter ] >> you remember that. no, the story doesn't end there. so i walk away. [ light laughter ] because i wasn't ready, yo

joining us now more about the operation is molly in washington. molly? >> reporter: the b 52s in louisiana, but now operating out of qatar, as you said, are long range heavy bombers that the air force says will help the anti-isis coalition, quote, apply persistent pressure on the islamic state or isis. the air force pulled its b1 bombers out of the middle east two months ago to bring them home for maintenance. after that, bombing operations against isis fell to an eight month low in february. the pentagon said the b52 bombers would be sent to the middle east in april, first time in 26 years, there for operations against isis in iraq and syria. the air force says they can perform, quote, strategic attack, closed air support, and air intradiction to help iraqi forces take back mosul in northern iraq. they arrived in the region one day after secretary of state john kerry was in iraq. >> we will not be come play acceptability at any point in this campaign. in the coming weeks and months, the coalition works with iraq to turn up the pressure even further. >>

fox's molly lion explanation. >> reporter: tensions are rising. hillary clinton still is unable to quell bernie sanders momentum while ted cruz remains on donald trump's tail, the new york billionaire on sunday slammed the gop delegate process. >> the system is corrupt and it's worse on the republican side because i'm up millions of votes on cruz. >> reporter: following his victory in wyoming and his seven and win in a row, sanders hopes to extend his hot streak in new york. >> one of the difference between secretary clinton and myself is pretty important. how we raise money for a campaign. >> reporter: clinton maintains a clear lead and is focusing on her gop opponents. >> when you listen to either donald trump or ted cruz, say the really shameful and offensive things they say, they're also dangerous but they're not held to standard a of reality it's an alternative universe. >> reporter: trump and clinton are showing strong leads but the latest fox news poll shows trump and clinton tide in a keystone hypothetical head-to-head match-up. >> you tal

>> molly, thank you.note to the viewers as soon as donald trump takes to the podium, we will go back there. this is the first time he has spoken since last night when he got beaten in wisconsin by senator ted cruz. in the fight for g.o.p. delegates is now reaching new heights. new convention rules and closed door meetings. they're all on the table. former speaker of the house newt gingrich is standing by. but, first, governor john kasich and his team meeting to look at ways to get the g.o.p. nomination thrown into the contested convention. fox news correspondent garrett tenney is÷. here. garrett, tell me what's going on. >> greta, we know winning the nomination is all about numbers. right now those numbers are not in john kasich's favor. his argument is and this is part of what his campaign was delegate donors and g.o.p. operatives this afternoon behind closed doors is that that could quickly change at the convention. i spoke to kasich senior strategist john weaver after the meeting. he told me that they

melissa: molly line, thank you so much. david? david: breaking news on yahoo!. first quarter results are out. jo ling kent has numbers from the newsroom. jo? >> we're breaking down yahoo! numbers. stock is moving up on the news up 2%. beatings on profits. yahoo! posted eight cents a share in first quarter of 2016. 8.09 billion in revenue. this is slight beat. starwood proxy fight and potential sale of the company. we'll look for news during the earnings call about that. some other numbers jumped out, gross search revenue down about 15% that can not be good news for yahoo!. price per click has gone up by 7%, compared to the first quarter of 2015. so, going through this earnings report we do see that things may be downsized and more efficient in some places but more expensive in others. david? david: jo, thank you very much. you will dig into the report a little more for us later. melissa? melissa: intel out with first quarter results. lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange with those numbers. lori, what do you they look like? >> this is fairly s

look at the molly line a few minutes ago.ennsylvania are switching their registration from democrat to republican, they did that here in massachusetts. they did it in new york. and that's not easy to do in a primary. you have to do it weeks ahead of time. you have to change your registration, you don't show up on lerks day and do it. you do in november. and last but not least, i was say his position on the transgender bill where he was asked about caitlin jenner and said she should absolutely use any restroom she would want. that's smart politics because it appeals to libertarians, it appeals to independents who may have been shocked by the initial donald trump and still may not like much of what he says, but may get him a second look, but then more importantly, lock at north carolina. that has recently passed an anti-transgender bill. they are losing millions of dollars every day. thousands of jobs because companies now aren't going there, the nba threatening to take the all-star game away and the incumbent republican govern

molly is live on fifth avenue. molly, is he there?l, according to some of the staffers here he is inside. we do know donald trump has returned to his home state tonight. whether or not he is inside right at this second, we can't be 100 percent sure. we know he is back and now know that he is looking to shift the focus of this race forward. forward to win new yorkers head to the polls about two weeks from now. he is not in wisconsin. although he did not skip the badger state. he went, he held rallies. he even this morning made a few last stop appearances hitting a diner and also apology place at a fire station. appealing to voters to help him get a surprise win to. help him wrap up the delegates that he needs to claim the nomination. no victory there would mean more nonstop chatter and theorizing how the business frontrunner could be stopped in a contested convention following a week that many havejt portrayside his roughest week on the campaign trail. return to the big apple is sending a clear message regardless of what happens out we

political analyst, founder of the fix, molly, for the atlantic, and the "wall street journal" and of >> a card carrying member until she kicks me out. >> none of you are showing enough respect. >> respect the office. not necessarily the officer. >> that's fair. >> donald trump, nine days ago, we were all convinced, donald trump was in big trouble after wisconsin. nine days later, donald trump proved that he can pivot. >> i actually don't think anything is happening in this race. i think it's in a state of total stacis. so we've come up with these narratives like to make it seem more exciting than it is. it's basically stalemated. he has taken a different tone this week. we can detect some changes. but like is it changing anything about the dynamic of the race. i'll believe it when i see that. >> i woke up with the -- wash, rinse repeat mode here. >> it feels that way. it feels like we're be in that whole dynamic until the convention. >> plus, the reality, everyone knows the math is we're sort of in a -- we're not sort of. we're in a holding pattern until june 7th, because trump eithe

the caption reads, "my dog molly passed away a few months ago. this weekend, lily showed up. welsh springer spaniel," and he hash tagged it the rainbow comes and goes. >> the post comes just seven months after the death of his 11-year-old dog molly. she was also a welsh springer spaniel. our warmest wishes to anderson and his new little girl. >> that's very cute. >> now i want a puppy. >> i do want one, as well. but you have a rabbit. >> but don't tell frank i said that. >> rabbits attack puppies or is it the other way around? >> no one attacks anyone. i'm going to have all of them. >> we'll see how that works out. >>> coming up, how is this for a tease? diane dances. to "thriller." >> this is news to me. this is totally news to me. >> your "thriller" moves. >> we're talking about the zombie apocalypse. >> all right. >> go practice it. >> i'll have to go watch the video now before we go to the commercial break. are you going to do it with me? >> oh, no, no. >> come on. >> no. >> i really kind of want to. you have want to. introducing new k-y for massage and intimacy. every to

we have molly ball of "atlantic," my colleague at msnbc, joe yawn reid and jeff lowry of "the national review." rich, let me start with you. you've heard what's going on. i think the trump campaign saw what was happening, donald trump saw what was happening to them in the states and they had to make this change. is it going to work? >> well, this is a campaign that was built on media interviews, on big rallies and on a twitter feed. and even now that they're retooling, i doubt grassroots organizing will ever be in its dna the way it is for the cruz campaign, and there's still a lot of variables, obviously. if trump's short, how far short? what's the margin with cruz and what do his general election numbers look like in july? but we may be getting to a place where it's slightly more likely that ted cruz will be the nominee than donald trump, because if it gets to a convention, that is very favorable terrain for cruz. >> but molly, as paul has made it clear, both with me and in previous interviews, they're not going to get to a second ballot. to me, that's also an acknowledgement that th

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molly of the inquirer" calls the movie disturbing but also balanced and ambivalent about what is right detroit news adam graham chimes in saying it offers no easy answers only difficult questions about following orders and cost of war. i would be interested in seeing this. >> intriguing. great. next up significantly lighter fare to talk about. everybody wants some. director richard link letter takes us on a semi biographical trip back to his college days in the 1980s. blake jenner stars in the film which fearings a group of baseball players navigating their way through the freedoms and shall we say responsibilities of unsupervised adulthood in the post disco era. >> and my friends are going to try to move your feet. see i am -- and i'd like to say hello. back to the white, the red and the brown the purple and yellow. bang, bang, boogie to the boogie to the bang-bang booe rock. you don't stop. rock the rhythm that will make your body rock. >> can you finish rap? >> everybody wants some is getting top billing. everybody wants a piece of this. 96% on rotten toe pay the toes and it's hard