mr. mayor, let me just follow up on the control of the schools a little bit. you're suggesting that if you had had control of the schools, which newark hasn't had for more than 20 years, 22 years, you might have known about this. will you get control of the >> i think we're on the path to get local control very soon. there's a law, a state law in new jersey, qsac, that governs that now. we are where we're supposed to be in terms of the measures. we were there before, in fact, but it was -- they violated it. but we're there now, and i think we have enough leverage and enough folks in place in order to get local control very soon. >> it's the trend around the country, local -- new york city certainly has that now, mayoral control of the schools. you want that for newark, get more local control. one person could change that yesterday, today, tomorrow, with a signature, right? >> absolutely. the governor can make a decision that, "uh-huh. it's time to turn the schools back over to the residents." and they should do that. >> and have you talked to him? what's your

dpw chief capita listen mr. mayor, i should like to first commend you for responding to the appeal that came from the wom womb or african-american community that appeal was that we should in times of crisis and tragedy not turn on each other but turn to each other and because we turn to each other in this city of strans we have really created a dream team team that has been referenced in terms of persons and personalities who came together, secondly, as a history buff i want to make sure there will be no redacting on this matter we will san francisco transportation authority set the record straight chief suhr 20 months ago assembled the assembly hall of historical third baptist church with his command staff and at that time, the wake of the fallout staten island, ferguson, and many other communities were there have been unfortunate expressions loss of life and violence chief suhr responded to the call of the naacp that we will get involved in a difb active focus intentional endeavor to make sure that san francisco wou

. >> thank you, mr. mayor and good morning years we've been working as a police department with the community members many standing behind me and many more that will end up finishing this story to foster trust and good relationships with the community realm in policing without the trust the community we can't best do our jobs that trust was shaken for many recipient especially in communities of color on december 2nd with the use of mario woods and we've been working hard under the leadership of the compamayor an commissioner president loftus to try to get to a place where we can minimize that force with regard to weapons and other situations we need to figure out a way to reengineer force we've collaborated with experts from around the country around the world and met with people from the united kingdom and members and 3450i67 have been back eatist tries the main goal the sanctity of life for everyone that everybody walks away whenever possible as the mayor stated on the story 90 on february 8 fourth street of

. >> thank you, mr. mayorng as a police department with the community members many standing behind me and many more that will end up finishing this story to foster trust and good relationships with the community realm in policing without the trust the community we can't best do our jobs that trust was shaken for many recipient especially in communities of color on december 2nd with the use of mario woods and we've been working hard under the leadership of the compamayor an commissioner president loftus to try to get to a place where we can minimize that force with regard to weapons and other situations we need to figure out a way to reengineer force we've collaborated with experts from around the country around the world and met with people from the united kingdom and members and 3450i67 have been back eatist tries the main goal the sanctity of life for everyone that everybody walks away whenever possible as the mayor stated on the story 90 on february 8 fourth street officers enoccurred a superintendant of 6

. >> thank you, mr. mayor and good morning years we've been working as a police department with the community members many standing behind me and many more that will end up finishing this story to foster trust and good relationships with the community realm in policing without the trust the community we can't best do our jobs that trust was shaken for many recipient especially in communities of color on december 2nd with the use of mario woods and we've been working hard under the leadership of the compamayor an commissioner president loftus to try to get to a place where we can minimize that force with regard to weapons and other situations we need to figure out a way to reengineer force we've collaborated with experts from around the country around the world and met with people from the united kingdom and members and 3450i67 have been back eatist tries the main goal the sanctity of life for everyone that everybody walks away whenever possible as the mayor stated on the story 90 on february 8 fourth street of

[inaudible] >> and we have seen the ads before mr. mayor.nd i was surprised they are taxpayer funded ads. and that is one way it is used. and other than giving a place where taxpayer money is used. >> i don't think the scale of the problem is either oregon. we have to do both. that approach to using cigarettes has worked. it has dropped the rate far more and we have arrested people 40 years and the rate of usership is what it was. >> i know you are personally impacted about this. how has that influenced you. >> my father is an addict and the sighingle of jail and rehab did not work and it broke my family. we are third generation of black generation raised without their fathers and the drug war will continue to be failing and largest failed program. >> you have a new idea out there. and some worry about it being a pathway of legalization to drugs. we would love to continue the the conversation and talk to you about what is worse and hasn't. you are the youngest mayor elected in the state of new york and you have an interesting personal story

mr. chaprotect the accreditation senator leno thank you. >> (clapping.) i told you, i like mayors i also like restortired mayors mayors know what i am going introduce because they went through the same thing and good advice but a great mayor as a matter of fact, one of the greatest mayor a mayor, i had explained to other newer mayors walking through your beautiful city hall who knew who did that with the gold trimming the mayor i yet to know other mayors with a bridge named after them former mayor willie brown thank you. >> (clapping.) supervisor scott wiener the board of supervisors he's here today to join us been a great supporter of the education and the open space for the youth to be more to be successful i've got two great 3 great city college treasure troves 4 oh, my gosh all 4 of them and the president of the our city college treasure troves thank you for being here he's on the field with us making good tackles and he's making sure that our city college is lead properly making sure that we got our accreditation and restored by many years thank you treasure trove interpreter

no one has faced people -- >> --could would he be facing, mr. mayor are johnny carson used to do it. who do you trust least? and i'm doing that in a way that is accurate according to the polls because trump has very high negatives. >> they both do. but hillary also still has the fbi investigation. >> yep. >> i don't see how she comes out of it in good shape. either they indict her and if they don't indict her, you are going to have a scandal. >> as a former prosecutor, right? you are watching this? >> i have been for months. >> so i have said and i'm not as nearly sophisticated in my analysis here that i believe the fbi doing is honestninvestigation. do you believe that? >> no doubt about it. jim comey was one of my assistant u.s. attorneys. >> he is an honest man. >> straight as an arrow and very smart. >> okay. so you have to then consider that within 60 days they're going to have to have something. they can't let it drag on too much$ longer, can they. >> i'm surprised actually it's taken this long. >> all right. when you offer someone immunity as t

. >> thank you, mr. mayornd good morning years we've been working as a police department with the community members many standing behind me and many more that will end up finishing this story to foster trust and good relationships with the community realm in policing without the trust the community we can't best do our jobs that trust was shaken for many recipient especially in communities of color on december 2nd with the use of mario woods and we've been working hard under the leadership of the compamayor an commissioner president loftus to try to get to a place where we can minimize that force with regard to weapons and other situations we need to figure out a way to reengineer force we've collaborated with experts from around the country around the world and met with people from the united kingdom and members and 3450i67 have been back eatist tries the main goal the sanctity of life for everyone that everybody walks away whenever possible as the mayor stated on the story 90 on february 8 fourth street offi

. >> thank you, mr. mayorgood morning years we've been working as a police department with the community members many standing behind me and many more that will end up finishing this story to foster trust and good relationships with the community realm in policing without the trust the community we can't best do our jobs that trust was shaken for many recipient especially in communities of color on december 2nd with the use of mario woods and we've been working hard under the leadership of the compamayor an commissioner president loftus to try to get to a place where we can minimize that force with regard to weapons and other situations we need to figure out a way to reengineer force we've collaborated with experts from around the country around the world and met with people from the united kingdom and members and 3450i67 have been back eatist tries the main goal the sanctity of life for everyone that everybody walks away whenever possible as the mayor stated on the story 90 on february 8 fourth street officer

happy easter. >> same to you, mr. mayor on the rundown, some brand new polling that may surprise you. wait until you see the trump vs. bernie sanders number. and, later, miller on why some americans are so apathetic when it comes to their own country. the factor is coming right back. fact. there's an advil specially made for fast relief that goes to work in minutes. the only advil with a rapid release formula for rapid relief of tough pain. look for advil film-coated in the white box! relief doesn't get any faster than this. advil. 39, 38 clinton ahead. clinton vs. cruz. the senator wins that one 47-44. clinton vs. kasich, the governor ahead 51, 40, fairly stunning. not as stunning as this. bernie sanders vs. trump. the senator wins 52-38.Ñt sanders beats cruz 47-43. sanders loses to kasich 44, 43. 4% say they would be&oiç scared if donald trump becomes president. just 8% are scared if kasich wins. with us now pollster frank luntz. so, matchups now when they are not going head to head they are in a way but it's primary. do

mr. mayoronsider the million dollars in legal fees versus the thousands of dollars maybe $36,000 a year it would have cost to make the clean water choice in flint, it's just a stunning comparison there. >> there were so many mistakes along the way and when you hear the governor say he takes responsibility, but it's these other people's fault that's a little disheartening. the mayor of flint is worked triple time. she's been incredible trying to address this problem. the people have been without good water coming up on two years. they've been using bottled water for three months. very difficult to take care of your family. they're told it's okay to bathe with it, but some people have rashes. it's time to fix the problem. the governor hasn't pulled up behind the mayor because he no longer has power. he had total power when this crisis happened. he had taken the place of the city council and the mayor, but he has yet to really support the new mayor of flint who deserves his support to get real hel

no one has faced people -- >> --could would he be facing, mr. mayorho are johnny carson used to do it. who do you trust least? and i'm doing that in a way that is accurate according to the polls because trump has very high negatives. >> they both do. but hillary also still has the fbi investigation. >> yep. >> i don't see how she comes out of it in good shape. either they indict her and if they don't indict her, you are going to have a scandal. >> as a former prosecutor, right? you are watching this? >> i have been for months. >> so i have said and i'm not as nearly sophisticated in my analysis here that i believe the fbi doing is honestninvestigation. do you believe that? >> no doubt about it. jim comey was one of my assistant u.s. attorneys. >> he is an honest man. >> straight as an arrow and very smart. >> okay. so you have to then consider that within 60 days they're going to have to have something. they can't let it drag on too much$ longer, can they. >> i'm surprised actually it's taken this long. >> all right. when you offer someone immunity as

happy easter. >> same to you, mr. mayor on the rundown, some brand new polling that may surprise you. wait until you see the trump vs. bernie sanders number. and, later, miller on why some americans are so apathetic when it comes to their own country. the factor is coming right back. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. 39, 38 clinton ahead. clinton vs. cruz. the senator wins that one 47-44. clinton vs. kasich, the governor ahead 51, 40, fairly stunning. not as stunning as this. bernie sanders vs. trump. the senator wins 52-38.Ñt sanders beats cruz 47-43. sanders loses to kasich 44

nice to see you, mr. mayor. >> thank you for having me. >> we've just been talking about.ou hear a lot of talk about her here. i want to go ahead and play a new ad from the sanders campaign that's getting a lot of attention. it has gone viral. it features a chicago school principal who grew up and says his life was changed. let's watch it and talk about it. >> i saw that photograph of bernie sanders, chained to a black woman, protesting segregation in the 1960s. that photograph tells me more about hess willingness to fight for the rights of all the people than anything, any politician has ever said. being able to have a college education, transformed my view of what i could be in this world. it should not just be a small group of people who give access to that kind of experience. every american, regardless of their income, should have access to a college education. >> mayor, it is a nicely produced ad. it is getting a lot of attention. what do you say to that notion that people should have free college and they should support bernie sanders? >> well, to the first part of.

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mr. mayor, let me just say this and i'll repeat this again and again, i don't mind being the penata and being the aim at political -- what matters is that we see action by you and your administration. [applause] >> two weeks ago, there was a hearing where we heard from the mayor's director of hope who said it would take six more months to open a new navigation center. interestingly, we introduce an ordinance to declare a state of emergency and just yesterday, that same administration said that you know what, it actually will take less time. they're going to open one in june. again, i don't mind being attacked or being a political peen y'all at -- penata. what i hear from my residents and thousands living on the streets is we're tired politicians pointing the finger at each other. we're tired of people bickering. we want, we demand results. [applause] >> just today, i did it yesterday, i got a note from the mayor's director of hope saying, you know, i guess the argument is don't declare a state

. >> thank you, mr. mayor and good morning years we've been working as a police department with the community members many standing behind me and many more that will end up finishing this story to foster trust and good relationships with the community realm in policing without the trust the community we can't best do our jobs that trust was shaken for many recipient especially in communities of color on december 2nd with the use of mario woods and we've been working hard under the leadership of the compamayor an commissioner president loftus to try to get to a place where we can minimize that force with regard to weapons and other situations we need to figure out a way to reengineer force we've collaborated with experts from around the country around the world and met with people from the united kingdom and members and 3450i67 have been back eatist tries the main goal the sanctity of life for everyone that everybody walks away whenever possible as the mayor stated on the story 90 on february 8 fourth street of

. >> thank you, mr. mayor and good morning years we've been working as a police department with the community members many standing behind me and many more that will end up finishing this story to foster trust and good relationships with the community realm in policing without the trust the community we can't best do our jobs that trust was shaken for many recipient especially in communities of color on december 2nd with the use of mario woods and we've been working hard under the leadership of the compamayor an commissioner president loftus to try to get to a place where we can minimize that force with regard to weapons and other situations we need to figure out a way to reengineer force we've collaborated with experts from around the country around the world and met with people from the united kingdom and members and 3450i67 have been back eatist tries the main goal the sanctity of life for everyone that everybody walks away whenever possible as the mayor stated on the story 90 on february 8 fourth street of

president, or mr. mayor, mr.ah. >> anthony: at which point it's an ocean trying to start making some serious accommodations. >> adolph: yes. >> anthony: so kwame kilpatrick. what went wrong there? >> adolph: greedy. >> anthony: just greed -- old school -- >> adolph: greedy. he was greedy. i didn't support him in the beginning, and when he was -- and i was one of his biggest critics. but when he got in trouble, who'd he call? he called me. >> anthony: he called you. >> adolph: i should have listen to my wife. she said, "eh, don't be messing with them." >> anthony: are there good guys out there who could presumably -- >> adolph: oh, there are a lot of good guys. >> anthony: not just run for office, but will win? >> adolph: there's a lot of guys, yes, but they don't want to run. there's a lot of people. >> anthony: why don't they want to run? >> adolph: because, you got to take the bad that comes along with it. you got to take the garbage. >> anthony: why should a bright, young guy out of -- fresh out of law school

experience most of you have of of all love the people's and have a lot of have a lot of few minutes in mr. mayor san francisco play lawn bowling is in golden gate park we're sharing meadow for more information about the club including free lessons log. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes loophole businesses and changes residents to do thirds shopping and diane within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services we help san francisco remain unique and successful where will you shop and dine shop and dine the 49. >> my name is neil the general manager for the book shop here on west portal avenue if san francisco this is a neighborhood bookstore and it is a wonderful neighborhood but it is an interesting community because the residents the neighborhood muni loves the neighborhood it is community and we as a book sincerely we see the same people here the shop all the time and you know to a certain degree this is part of their this is created the neighborhood a place where people come and subcontract it is in recent years we see a drop off of a lot of bookstores both national chains

mr. mayor, let me just say this and i'll repeat this again and again, i don't mind being the penata and being the aim at political -- what matters is that we see action by you and your administration. [applause] >> two weeks ago, there was a hearing where we heard from the mayor's director of hope who said it would take six more months to open a new navigation center. interestingly, we introduce an ordinance to declare a state of emergency and just yesterday, that same administration said that you know what, it actually will take less time. they're going to open one in june. again, i don't mind being attacked or being a political peen y'all at -- penata. what i hear from my residents and thousands living on the streets is we're tired politicians pointing the finger at each other. we're tired of people bickering. we want, we demand results. [applause] >> just today, i did it yesterday, i got a note from the mayor's director of hope saying, you know, i guess the argument is don't declare a state

. >> welcome to the chamber mr. mayor. you have the floor. >> good afternoon supervisors and also to the members of the public. i did receive any questions this month but i'm going to take the opportunity to address our city's response to homelessness. i know that earlier today it was a media event calling homelessness a-quote, crisis. that event did not offer solutions. novo no new philanthropic partnerships. no new sites for navigation centers no path forward. but it did offer rhetoric. in my years of public service, supervisors, never governed in search of headlines. i do believe in real results and i know that those who are homeless also count on him. back in december 3 of last year, i too, said homelessness and reached a crisis point them up but my response included substance. substance like 522 new units of permanent supportive housing in the last 7 months. expanding the national shelter modelmy administration created, the navigation center good ending chronic homelessness for veterans. a new 180 bed shelter at cure

mayor walling and mr. early's statement for this committee, he made several statements that specifically concern the involvement of yourself and the city council in the decision to switch to the flint water. first, mr. early alleges and i quote, quote the concept of using the flint river is an interim water source, was inherent in the city council's kwa water authority vote. and kurtz' mark 2013 order. enquote. so mayor wall, at any time did the city council ever vote on using the flint river as an interim source of water? >> no. >> now mr. earl ey never says that the city council voted on this issue. rather he very clearly implies that somehow their vote to join the kwa water authority meant that they approved the use of the flint river as an interim source. so mayor walling, in your prepared statement today before the committee, i quote, the decision in june of 2013 to switch to the flint river was contrary to the water plans and financial forecasts provide the to me in the flint city council in march of

. >> mr. mayor, obviously you're not a marco rubio fan.an extremely talented politician who knows what happens if you miss your moment of opportunity, just ask governor christie that, if you wait too long. in all candidness, if jeb bush decides i was angry at him, like you were, mr. mayor, but i'm going to put it aside to help him oust donald trump, if jeb bush endorses rubio, what difference tell make over the next week? >> think i don't it will make a difference. donald trump is strong in florida. his name is around florida. his brand on buildings. i don't think it makes a difference. i think the dye has been cast. i believe people are looking for someone with a crazy thing in their background, a job. marco never had one. >> okay. mayor levine, let's go to a party you know well. your party. and now let's talk about the debate that happened last night. there's two areas of vulnerabler in ability, maybe the emails -- vulnerability, maybe the emails where she's anti-wall street. sanders went after her on that. how do you feel about that? is

be happy to help the country, and i nknow that i trump is elect and i don't know if he calls you mr. mayorou need to come in here to direct homeland security. >> and first of all, i agree with him on that. >> i know how that is. >> and you would take the job, and you would be a good director of homeland security. >> i don't -- i don't know if i could take the job, so put that aside. so, certainly, i would certainly, and you know something, i think that it is illegal to bet on government. >> is it? >> you would know. >> well, when you endorse trump, come back, and tell everybody specifically. >> and i will, and ri will give you the detailed reason. happy easter. >> and the major giuliani, always so subtle, isn't he. and as you heard bill say, it is tough to give adults easter gift, and so if you know some fan fans, give them tickets to see bill and miller with upcoming shows in fairfax, virginia and a big father's day blast, and i have it in my no-spin foam finger, and coming up in reno, and atlanta and more ininformation on bill o o'reilly.com. >> and up next, more nastiness between donald

mr. mayor, um, in the last 24 hours, a cabbie was stabbed for no reason, a dunkin' donuts employee was slashed for moving a homeless person out of the store, and a 91- year-old woman was mugged in what are you going to do to protect people above ground? >> marcia, i have said it to you before and you ask the same question over and over. i believe in the nypd. they are continuing to drive down crime. anytime they see a pattern, they address it with a very great precision and very great impact. >> reporter: what can you do psychologically to make people in new york city feel safer? >> marcia, i think we're just going to have a disagreement on this with all due respect. i believe in the nypd. >> reporter: while shootings and murders continue to plunge to historic lows, other above ground crimes continue to climb. robbery, assault, grand larceny are on the rise. rapes are up 26% for the month of february. kristine, maurice? >> thank you. >>> up next, attacking breast cancer through your genes, the

. >> mr. mayorpublican side. >> which is reflected in our book -- >> how optimistic for you that donald trump will get na and ohio and essentially if those things take place, has a clear path? >> i can certainly see that happening. i'm optimistic about florida. look at last four polls, he's ahead in most of the polls by 20 points, if not 20, very close to that. ohio's a different story. running against a popular sitting governor. two polls show him five, six points losing to kasich. kasich has the infrastructure there. he has the ohio republican party in his back pocket. that cannot be underestimated. that being said, the same issues that are propelling sanders could propel trump in ohio, anti-trade. kasich was for nafta, i'm against it, i'm for you workers. that cannot be underestimated either. does kasich's infrastructure win? >> do you think the protests against trump actually helped trump? >> i think there's certainly part of his support that is galvanized by that, looking at this is a coordinat

mr. mayor, you said during one of the panels you are working every day to get a democrat elected. we just heard concern that in fact there are level -- lower levels of participation coming from minority populations in the site mean they will stay home? >> no. i only heard a part of the exchange back in forth. a couple facts. first, and one pointed this out, thes abundantly clear as presidential campaign goes south and west and back east, secretary clinton is in fact benefiting significantly from a theificant response from african-american and latino communities to her candidacy. it was mentioned earlier about young people. you know, latin americans, latinos, african-americans, one of the things i think is exciting certainly for the young least is that, at according to senator sanders, virtually everything in america will be free. know -- youyou can't get excited about that message. -- you can get excited about that message. the headattle here for and the hard. how do you getting stung done? how to make things happen? we have seen some of the challenges president obama has experien

the mayor of the city, james schmitt. your honor? >> mr.rump, welcome to green bay, and chris. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. (announcer) over 400,000 businesses have already used ziprecruiter. and now you can use ziprecruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com/offer99 >>> we're back to green bay, wisconsin, with donald trump. let's ask more questions. the mayor of the city, james schmitt. your honor? >> mr. trump, welcome to green bay, and chris. >> thank you. >> as a fellow politician, some of us are embarrassed about the decor rum of this campaign and just the attitudes and the flavor that this has taken and i'm wondering what you can do as the front-runner of the

. >> mr. mayor, you're for millry clinton but this is good stuff for democrats. coming out against the elite. we're just talking about the cultural elite. this is the economic elite running the country. >> gets back to what you were saying a moment ago. the democratic party did not take on those elite sufficiently and that's where it lost a lot of its base. that's where the reagan democrats came from. ronald reagan sounded like he was taking on the status quo more than democrats were. now the democratic party is finding its soul, again. getting back to its roots and getting back to the idea that we have to fight for working people. so, when you see democrats both democratic frontrunners saying the same thing about raising taxes on the wealthy and higher wages and benefits and speaking up for campaign finance reform to keep that big money out of the system, that's how you get back to people feel disaffected from the democratic party. and i think it's been a long time coming. the last election, 2014, democrats ran away from talking about working people's issues. th

. >> mr. mayor, can you this, just listening to you, you parroted some of the stuff i said about a contested convention, but let's be clear here, make this a reality. we're talking about the tet offensive here. we're talking about pirates fighting each other. this is one nasty, nasty fight to -- they're going to be killing each other in cleveland. you establishment guys are ready to go there? >> i'm not an establishment guy, but i think we have to go there. that's what a convention has to do. the convention has to sort this one out. the primaries are not going to give us a candidate to beat clinton in the fall. >> here's the thing. you are thwarting the will, it's kennedy, by the way, nice to talk to you. you are thwarting the will of voters in this country. if donald trump is not your guy. if this is a person you cannot support. if this is a person that offends the foundation of your very sensibilities, that's one thing. i'm sorry, but every candidate is beatable, even donald trump, and the people

mr. mayor, thanks for joining us. tell us about florida and it's an amazing state. recount, one of the good things with the recount, we figured our diverse your state is. it's sort of like new york, panhandle more like georgia, southerns, new yorkers, every accent, ethnic group. what is it in terms of sanders versus clinton? >> i could tell you something, chris. florida is representing what america is today, with the hispanic community shall african-american community, it's the united nations here. you can imagine tremendous enthusiasm for secretary clinton because there a lot of trust. we know senator sanders is espousing a socialist revolution and i'm not sure the people of south florida are looking for a socialist revolution. as you know, a lot of them have gone through it in. so we kind of know what that's about. it may not resonate so well. >> you sound like churchill fighting atly back in 1945. are you saying it he brings in government control. that's you're saying. explain. >> i would think so. no question about it. >> you're arguing -- he could say he could

good to see you, mr. mayor. >> good to be here. good to be seen. >> so let's talk a little bit about mississippi, what you're expecting on tuesday. level of enthusiasm, groundi game, all the stuff that you know about as somebody that has run for office there. >> i think you can anticipate mississippians come out, particularly african-americans come out in great numbers to support hillary clinton. she's given us a lot of enthusiasm, particularly here in jackson. we've seen that over the last few days. we've had former president bill clinton here, so he's really been focusing and getting the base really enthusiastic about it. >> a little earlier today at an event in detroit, hillary clinton talked about the voting rights act and she said the supreme court is on the ballot. as i've been out and about, i have to say that when i ask voters what's important to them, i often hear from the republican side, particularly ted cruz supporters, that the supreme court is something that's a motivating factor for them. but i'm wondering if you hea

. >> welcome to the chamber mr. mayor. you have the floor. >> good afternoon supervisors and also to the members of the public. i did receive any questions this month but i'm going to take the opportunity to address our city's response to homelessness. i know that earlier today it was a media event calling homelessness a-quote, crisis. that event did not offer solutions. novo no new philanthropic partnerships. no new sites for navigation centers no path forward. but it did offer rhetoric. in my years of public service, supervisors, never governed in search of headlines. i do believe in real results and i know that those who are homeless also count on him. back in december 3 of last year, i too, said homelessness and reached a crisis point them up but my response included substance. substance like 522 new units of permanent supportive housing in the last 7 months. expanding the national shelter modelmy administration created, the navigation center good ending chronic homelessness for veterans. a new 180 bed shelter at cure

mayor walling, and mr. early statement to the committee he meets to several statements that specifically concerned the involvement of yourself and the city council and the decision to switch to the flint water. first, mr. early alleges and i quote, the concept of using the flint river is an in as an interim water source was inherent in the city councils kw a water authority vote, and the margin 2013 order. ". so mayor walling, at any time did the city council ever voted to use it the flint river as an interim source of water? >> no. >> not mr. early never says the city council voted on this issue, rather he very clearly implies that somehow their vote to join the kw a water authority meant they approved the use of the flint river as an interim source. so mayor walling, in your prepared statement before the committee and i quote "the decision in june 2013 to switch to the flint river was contrary to the water plans and financial forecasts provided to me and the flint council in 2013" i'm going to put on the

the mayor of the city, james schmidt. your honor? >> mr.lcome to green bay, and chris. >> thank you. >> as a fellow politician, some of us are embarrassed about the decor rum of this campaign and just the attitudes and the flavor that this has taken and i'm wondering what you can do as the front-runner of the republican party to really elevate elevate the issues and get away from the pettiness we've been experiencing. >> first of all, congratulations, 14 years as mayor of green bay. we have very hard issues. we talk about them. i'd much rather talk about the issues than the kind of things that are brought up. things get brought up. and sometimes they get brought up because it's me, and sometimes they get brought up for a lot of other reasons, but i think it's very important that we elevate the conversation and i agree with you 100%, i would much rather be discussing nuclear and all of the other issues that we're discussing than the kind of things that you're referring to. thank you, mr. mayor. >> hello. >> how are you? >> good. my name is s

. >> jerry springer, mr. mayorfor the time. >> thanks for having me, steve. >>> all right. we have got a lot more ahead in this super tuesday show. ted cruz says that he is the candidate who can beat donald trump one-on-one, but can he pull off a win in any of today's big primary tests? we will check in with his campaign. that is next. >>> plus, a big day for marco rubio. can he stay alive in in race or does his road to the white house end in his home state of florida? msnbc's jacob soboroff live at rubio's miami headquarters, that is ahead. our special coverage begins tonight starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern, that's with chucked to and that will be followed at 6:00 and i will be there as well working the big board. , it's tht secret in football since... and that will be followed at 6:00 and i will be there as well working the big board. to and that will be followed at 6:00 and i will be there as well working the big board. d and that will be followed at 6:00 and i will be there as well working the big board. d and th

mr. chaprotect the accreditation senator leno thank you. >> (clapping.) i told you, i like mayors also like restortired mayors mayors know what i am going introduce because they went through the same thing and good advice but a great mayor as a matter of fact, one of the greatest mayor a mayor, i had explained to other newer mayors walking through your beautiful city hall who knew who did that with the gold trimming the mayor i yet to know other mayors with a bridge named after them former mayor willie brown thank you. >> (clapping.) supervisor scott wiener the board of supervisors he's here today to join us been a great supporter of the education and the open space for the youth to be more to be successful i've got two great 3 great city college treasure troves 4 oh, my gosh all 4 of them and the president of the our city college treasure troves thank you for being here he's on the field with us making good tackles and he's making sure that our city college is lead properly making sure that we got our accreditation and restored by many years thank you treasure trove interpreter a

[applause] thank you soon: much, mr. mayor, for that introduction. thank you to everyone for welcoming us and allowing us to invade. although i spoke while the mayor -- sorry, i was standing while the mayor was speaking, but i because i am pregnant. don't take that as a reflection on my gratitude for all of you, taking time out of your busy day to be here, or my busy as of for my mom's campaign, i just hear head,tor's voice in my saying to not stand for too long. i think this is the most important presidential election of my lifetime. i feel that way for two reasons. the first is a deeply personal one. this is the first present n as aon i will vote i mom. i did not know that i could care more for politics or who was holding office, until i became apparent. i have a 17 month old. or charlotte, at home, and i hope her little brother or little sister arrives safe and happy this summer. coming to events like this. in fact, i don't remember time in my life when i was not at a involved inlly or the campaign. for my dad, when he was running for governor, or

mayor of euston. he was good friends with mr. mcclendon. mayor, thank you for joining us on bloomberg.fust heard from ch souki and from our own joe carroll. tell us what mcclendon did for oklahoma. >> he did a lot for oklahoma and for the united states, being a publicist and an early visionary of the future for the oil and gas production in the united states. nobody realize the consequences of being able to drill laterally through these shales in the way say,aubrey did, and as you he never forgot where he came from. lix: and, bill, i want to say that i am very sorry for your loss. i know you were friends with aubrey mcclendon. he was indicted yesterday by the doj and was in a very difficult position because of that. i do not know about that issue. we last visited sometime last year. i went to a basketball game with him, where he was very proud of the oklahoma thunder. you know, we now take for granted the fact that we have relatively cheap natural gas, which has just now replaced coal as a principal source of power generation. resulted in a reduction of co2 emissions and a lot of job c

. >> as you know better than anyone at this table, mr. mayorn of law enforcement right now in terms of terrorism is not somebody hijacking a plane and flying into a building but somebody coming from within a city and being inspired by isis, whether it's san bernardino or brussels or anywhere, paris. is that the concern right now in new york city as you all look at terrorism? that there could be two, three, four, ten people who have inspired what they've seen around the world and how do you approach that kind of a cell? >> i would say the concern of an organized attack not just a individual inspired, an attack of a lone swowolf is a concern. i'm concerned about that. we have a great track and great cooperation between the nypd and the fbi, etc. but the second piece of the equation, the traditional warning signal, that's where the relationship with the community becomes important. 900 plus muslim american officers are also in their communities engendering trust and good will offering people an opportunity to talk to them. parents as we've mean? m

mr. mayor's and the united way for the post access to summer jobs i'm excited to announce a new partner google.orgas involved 3 million and college for african-american students by staffing college affordability through the partnership with u.s. inspire as we shift to the 9 to 11 graders to support the students and currently exploring additional school port our chief of schools many brown will speak about how to use the data differently >> thank you, mr. dickey good evening, commissioners as chief of schools i've been working with the african-american achievement and leadership initiative since the fall and put in a tool that request is into the indigence and feeds more african-american students last month with the research planning and ascertainment holly we developed the tool within our data system to track several key metrics that we believe with indenturing tied to the african-american student success and for all of our students moving forward we have asked each of our school sites leaders to track the metrics you cin front of and add additional materials for the african-americans at each the

mr. mayor's and the united way for the post access to summer jobs i'm excited to announce a new partner google.orgas involved 3 million and college for african-american students by staffing college affordability through the partnership with u.s. inspire as we shift to the 9 to 11 graders to support the students and currently exploring additional school port our chief of schools many brown will speak about how to use the data differently >> thank you, mr. dickey good evening, commissioners as chief of schools i've been working with the african-american achievement and leadership initiative since the fall and put in a tool that request is into the indigence and feeds more african-american students last month with the research planning and ascertainment holly we developed the tool within our data system to track several key metrics that we believe with indenturing tied to the african-american student success and for all of our students moving forward we have asked each of our school sites leaders to track the metrics you cin front of and add additional materials for the african-americans at each the