nathan: tardis a common use case.n you move to a city for the first time, before committing to a long-term lease, quite a new state in different neighborhoods to find the right place? we do have a lot of folks who book for one month to three months. emily: you helped to legalize airbnb in san francisco basically saying it is legal if you register. there is a report from the city that claims airbnb has listings from unregistered hosts and that will not cooperate with the city. what is your response? nathan: the core problem there is the registration process for the city. it requires to get two different permits. what is forgotten is that these are ordinary people whom they are asking to go through these steps. the city isn't really promoting this. they are tracking this and they sent out a notice to itemize all the belongings. they need to apply for this is tax from everything from the couch, the tv, this overwork and it does not make sense and they are missing the bigger picture. we do have a good relationship in some

nathan: there is still a lot of growth opportunity still. been in a rush, we would've been profitable long before. is the environment impacting your -- we are growing in china, cuba. who want to make sure we are investing for growth but we are also -- >> i seem to have fabulous economics but if they can't find a really good way to invest those profits and more growth, i would be really disappointed. emily: nathan, founder and ceo, thanks so much for joining us. sam walton from y, nader y combinator --, thanks much for stopping by. we talk to one of them was powerful movers in silicon valley on the evolving state of y combinator and the big decision to take a little bit of a leave of absence. ♪ emily: in today's revolving door, twitter is a point pepsico's chief financial officer to the board. he serves as vice-chairman of the food and beverage company. twitter also says martha lane fox will be a director, the cofounder and managing director of the travel and user -- please your website lastminute.com. paul graham once told me she is y combin

nathan: you have to pace yourself.ups die of suicide and not homicide, usually, self-inflicted wounds. sam: how did you survive and you had no money? nathan: it is fun. emily: it all comes out now. cereal we sold right before the election. it generated income. emily: that is insane. you are working on something called magical trips, which is a play to own more of the travel experience like bike rental stores. what other services can airbnb provide to host and travelers, and had to expand the business opportunity beyond the trips? nathan: what we're seeing is that airbnb will increase when we go mainstream. one third of all their hosts are over the age of 50. traveler segments and business traveling has become interesting. we have 5000 businesses registered with airbnb. companies like morgan stanley, google, salesforce having their employees book travel. what is happening is they are saving money but the employees are beginning to feel like they are at home when they travel. it is good if you are on a long trip. think t

nathan kaparsak next.isten to us on bloomberg radio on the bloomberg radio app or bloomberg.com. ♪ ♪ mark: you are watchingk." a suspect in the november 13 carries a taxes been arrested in belgium. he is believed to be the mysteries met in the hat who escaped the double bombing at the brussels airport. if confirmed, it would mean he played a role in both attacks carried out by an islamic state cell in paris and brussels. john kerry made an unannounced visit to baghdad. secretary kerry placed $155 million in new usa. he also discussed the fight against the islamic state. >> billions of dollars it would been used to finance terror have instead gone up in flames. daesh has been forced to slash his budget and cut in half the salaries of some of its fighters. daesh is unequivocally as an ground, losing leaders, losing fighters, losing cash. mark: he reiterated u.s. support for iraq in the fight against the militants. the state department says the syrian government has released an american citizen held there sin

nathan you want to give them the pyramid. i thought maybe you wanted her to clean it first. >> don't put your -- your woods in my mind. >> pet her in the home. >> thaim on you. >> it is creepy and odd to look at. >> the mason will not let that happen. >> joanne you asked how it was for women to get on the bill. you can see representation of different people on the different currency. we can see everywhere. just open your eyes. >> tom, you said why don't we make up a new bill rather than kick anyone off? ged rid of jackson. >> who has gray hair? he has one of the best hair do's . i love the swooping hair when you pull out a 20. jessica, you said you would be happy to have a woman's too. that's actually my type. >> you are way scion yes, -- skinier to me. i am -- they are not changing the name. they just want to standard the name. >> then i am back to loving the whole thing. >> jessica, you said you think it is strange they would do this , but then you said correctly it is not even the real name. they can have hockey jerseys th

i took the cameras back and handed one to nathan. >> nathan hit his head and appears to be in shock.> i'm stunned in the video. there are things that i remember and there are things that i don't remember. even though i was acting fairly normal, it was obvious i wasn't right for awhile. >> but it's les they're most concerned about. >> i saw my dad was bleeding pretty badly. >> we knew he had a broken jaw. i could tell he had a broken face because of the way his cheek was collapsed. he communicated about some rib pains. i thought maybe he had a broken rib. >> fortunately for les, nathan is a dentist and alec is a physician's assistant. >> where are you hurt? on the right side of your face, okay. >> there really wasn't a whole lot we could do for him other than try to make him comfortable. >> they've survived the crash, but have no way to call for help. there's no cell phone service. the nearest town is 45 minutes away. and no one expects them back for several hours. then a stroke of luck. they've crashed near a camp site. >> within five minutes there was a couple that showed up and had

rockefeller said you can't win a major office unless you come and have a hot dog at nathan's. jackie kennedy has served them in the white house and fdr served at hyde park . >> jackie kennedy served your hot dogs in the white house? >> in the white house! it's true . >> did any of the other candidates i feel like they were all needing a bite of the hotdog. >> it's a good luck thing and i expect them all to come and if not, their odds go down. >> what is it about the coney island that they taste better there? >> i don't know. when i have them there they are better . it's the beach vibe and it's the sun in the summer. >> you have a problem. you did not bring french fries. >> those crinkly fries. >> things a lot. >> this was fun. did everyone have a good time? >> we brought a lot of people together. everyone names and i just think it's not right . >> two thumbs up! >> only combat , he will take the food away and there is no more eating. >> more cheesecake for everyone. it brings people together. we will be right back . >> snack patrol, saving the snack world. whoa, whoa, whoa...

our traders on the desk are pete najarian, tim seymour, dan nathan and guy adami. tonight on "fast" make or break time for stocks. the one area of the market that could send the s&p soaring to new all-time highs. that's the chart you've got to see. plus, is this the first real image of what could be the long-awaited apple car? it is a series of tweets and photos that are burning up the internet. we've got all the details. >>> later, the scathing report on how valeant was built to fair has the streak talking all. was the ceo's wealth just smoke and mirrors. all the major indices closing at their highest level of the years. with today's gains the dow has wiped out all of are its 2015 losses, amend here's what was really interesting. we're starting to see a rotation out of so-called safety trades, utilities, consumer staples, telecom, money going today into industrials and discretionary, technology. guy adami, a good sign for this rally. >> all started last night. tim will speak to this. the china numbers were good enough. people are looking for the lesser of good, lo

that's nathan boyer on the right with coach isaac wenrich. during a recent practice, wen rich suffered a massive heart attack. the 13-year-old called 911 and took matters into his own hand. >> i remembered from boy scouts from like a couple years ago. it rang a bell. lock your hands and start pushing on his chest. yeah, it is sort of crazy to think about. >> isn't it amazing how many young kids have learned and it's come to use? wen rich's family says his heart was completely blocked. he's recovering and has young nathan to tha more adults need to learn it. >> i don't think an adult would stay with it. so kudos to him for that. >> luckily noel knows how to perform cpr. >> he certainly does. >> anyone who watches john oliver's show probably saw this one come. a couple of unusually dressed fans sitting in the expensive seats at yankee stadium. >> you see them in the back right behind home plate? they won oliver's contest in which viewers tweeted pictures of what they would wear with the #i have never sat in a premium location. how clever. >> so

>> let's look around the globe, ewa or etf. >> dan nathan?eal, benefits either way. after a 10% run can sell calls against them. >> i bet you like c.h.i.p.s, died on his birthday. >> 79th birthday. darden, dri. >> see you tomorrow for more "fast." "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money," welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach. so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. hmm, seems we forgot about takeovers and what these deals can mean for stocks. we forgot how desperate some

what did you think when you read the account of dale nathan? >> dumbfounded. and we were like, "this completely validates --" >> reporter: everything you suspected. >> everything. well, at that point we knew sandy was involved. >> reporter: and now police know too. they arrest sandra and charge her with three felony counts of deprivation of parental rights. she's thrown in jail on $1 million bond. but the mystery remains. where are the girls? one month after sandra's arrest, there is stunning news. >> lieutenant polinski called me and said, "are you sitting down?" and then i knew that something was coming. >> reporter: next, the rucki girls, found at last. but where have they been? who took them in? we're on our way to find out. and you may be surprised by what we find behind this door. stay with us.was active. i was energetic. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibro

dan nathan, what do you make of it? >> apple is 3% of the s&p 500 and took with it microsoft, which is 2% of the s&p 500 and snowballed. there is bad news in those large cap, mega cap names over the last week on earnings and continue to get sold every time the market kind of turns. we haven't had a particularly large sell off today, 1% feels like the largest we've had in weeks but if you start losing some of the largest components of the index, this is where the markets rally off the fed lows could run out of steam. >> steve who was -- sorry, i was going to say what the doctor didn't order in an atmosphere and environment where tech is already under fire and then you have carl icahn come out and say i no longer have a position. >> and make you wonder how much facebook and amazon can do for the stock market anyway. you remember we had four stocks that did it last year while the market was actually falling on it knees and we know what happened but i would say this happens -- this started yesterday. we walked in today, mar

nathan suggested. >> sreenivasan: christopher johnson, andrew nathan, thanks so much for joining us.>> thank you. >> woodruff: it's hard to overstate just how expensive college can be: more than $40,000 a year for a private school, over $34,000 for an out- of-state public school. many students do qualify for greater financial aid, but a startup has come up with a way to let high school students earn money for college much earlier. economics correspondent paul solman has the story, part of his "making sense" series, which airs thursdays on the newshour. >> reporter: at the engineering classroom of a top public magnet school in miami, terra high school, sebastian rodriguez and his team's entry in a national robot competition. >> you had to pick up a lot of wiffle balls and stack them into this canister here and then be able to propel them upwards into six-foot-tall tubes. >> reporter: turns out this whole school is as competitive as the robot-niks; you need high grades and test scores just to get in. you don't get any extra money for having built a really cool robot, do you? >> no, not

a massive heart attack and nathan called 911 and took matters into his own hands. >> i remembered itrom boy scouts like a couple years ago and sort of like ring a bell. it's like, okay, you need to long your hands and start pushing on his chest. yeah, it's sort of crazy to think about. >> wenrich's family said his heart was completely blocked now recovering interest that heart attack. >>> looks healthy enough but apparently not. >>> so smart for the young kid to step right in. >>> up next in "the pulse," kerry washington upset over her latest washington cover. can you see why? >> plus, banana and mayo. the sports star who says this is his favorite sandwich? >> yum. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system an

>> i'd like to welcome dan nathan to the desk, first time here. >> we needed to swap out nathan. >> good to have you. i'll tell you what's signaling trouble. yes, the dollar is absolutely confusing me a little bit. but what's signaling trouble to me is the strength in the gold market. the resiliency in the bond market. we're in an earnings recession, and revenue recession, absolutely if we look at the earnings. so to believe in the market here, you have to believe in the s&p at 18 times forward earnings, in an environment where there's zero growth. >> nothing surprising about the dollar here. think about the week we had. the boj, who everybody thought had to throw the kitchen sink at their monetary policy plan. which we all agree did nothing in a time you thought you broke serious levels on the end. eu today announces gdp .6%. last time i checksed, the eu economy not that much different than our economy. our ours not that much better. >> i would take issue with that. in this country you reported an annualized rate. you should multiply that figure by four. europe is growing much faster th

oh look, whoa are on nathan. his father was an apple 2 g is, nathan mcintosh. and fox business network personal finance reporter from the book "rich is not a four letter word." and he cut the throats of more actors than sweeney todd. next to me is the author of razzle dazzle. michael reidle. >> ted cruz is hoping in bed with another man. and a move that can only be described as too late, ted cruz and john kasich are joining forces to stop trump from reaching the 1237 delegates needed to secure the gop nomination. on sunday they released statements that they will clear a path for cruz. and cruz will return the favor in oregon and new mexico. trull p responded -- trump responded by saying, wow, just announced that they are going to collude to keep me from getting the nomination. desperation. this holy union is sure to go down in history alongside the greatest duo's like harding and gillouli, men -- menendez and menendez. they did what they had to do. and milli and vanilli. come on, they won the grammys. will this team up work? >> actually milli-vanill i i lasted

first off, congratulations on what you did, nathan.much of anything. like said, i mean, my chest was like a little sore. my left arm was a little sore. i had just gone to the gym, so i was talking to nate's mom about it. honestly, nate was -- i sat down on the bucket before we started a lesson and next thing i know four days later i'm waking up in the hospital. i'm like -- i don't recall anything. >> so nathan, what did you see? because you see your coach, he's face down. you didn't know if he was breathing. what did you do? >> i was coming back from the stretching and he fell face down off the bucket, as you guys said. at first i thought he was joking. because that's isaac. and after 30 seconds, he wasn't responding like are you okay, are you okay? i had his phone with me, tapping to keep it -- like not password locked. so then after 30 seconds i called 911 which is perfect because they were 0.2 miles down the road from where i was. >> so you called 911. we heard the call. you flipped him over. you called 911, very thoughtful. you too

nathan jumped into action and performed cpr. back -- >> i don't think he's breathing anymore. >> is he on his back? back i remembered from boy scouts, and it sort of rain the bell. and i was sort of pushing on his chest. >> the paramedics arrived a few minutes later, and the coach is expected to make a full recovery. >> i love that young man. >> jumping into action, way to go. >>> let's get you where you need to go. are you taking care of everything at the toll plaza?>> things are slow, and it is backed up for about 20 to 25 minutes. it will be slow also on the bridge in portions, but look at this beautiful weather. it's hard not to notice this perfectly clear weather, and sunrise just a few minutes away, and traffic looks good as well. san mateo bridge, westbound 92 not a bad commute to the high- rise. looking at the south bay, and earlier crashed on northbound 101 and 880, it messed the traffic up a little bit, but the rest of the bay commute looks good. >>> there is a good breeze for some, especially in the higher elevations,

yesterday he went to nathan's hot dog slathered with sauerkraut. >> one of the differences is a pretty important one how we raise money for the campaign. >> the news poll shows clinton leading sanders in the empire state along 37%. rochester will bloom again. it will bloom again. >> the whole country is going to bloom again! >> trunk criticize the boston globe for publishing the front page. they envision what a presidency would look like. deportations were ablaze across the page and trunk called the paper stupid. >> his republican competitor would be busy on the trail today in case it would be upstate and albany. crews will be in california. >> the new associated press poll shows americans trust hillary clinton more than they do donald trump on issues like immigration , healthcare and supreme court justice nominations. if you are a political above, you come to the right place. anticipation building for the debate on thursday between clinton and sanders at the brooklyn navy yard. it takes place in park. i am already anticipating having to adjust my sleep schedule accordingly. >> thank y

the story is this one with nathan. having a great game maybe it's the best as a yankee. terrific last night. it took a no-hitter into the seventh. he gave up just two hits with yankees winning 3/1. >> the federal appeals court has ruled that the deflate gate suspension. what this means is it's a four-game suspension. he will appeal this. he's got too much estate . it could go as high as the supreme court. >> it could! >> it doesn't take the supreme court to realize that they cheated. >> regardless, it will fuel a debate . it's what role if any that brady used to get the uninflated football. >> if this does go to the supreme court we have better things to do with our time and our taxpayers money. >> i think it goes back to worshiping heroes. >> site we cut you off >> thank you for getting we p?p?o?gv look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from oh boy! what a day! it's 5:00 and there's been a lot of drama. ben: you had some drama. >> had some house drama at 2:30 am. duke was stuck in an elevator elevator . >

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he'd say sampled the 2011 fair with nathan's hot dog slathered with sauerkraut . >> one of the differences between secretary clinton and myself is a pretty important one. it's how we raise money for a campaign. >> clinton leads sanders with 50 3% 37%. donald trump has a commanding lead over john kasich and ted cruz. he promised better days ahead . rochester will bloom again. >> the whole country will bloom again. >> criticized the boston globe from criticizing them yesterday and visiting what it would look like.trump called the paper stupid . his republican competitor will be busy on the trail in case it will be of state and saratoga springs. >> a new associated press poll finds americans trust hillary clinton more than donald trump on issues like immigration, healthcare and nominating justices. if you are a political above, this is your week . anticipation is building for the big debate on thursday between clinton it's at the brooklyn navy yard. >> that's the latest live from the newsroom. >> two men are recovering after crashing a small plane on the long island st. . the single engine pl

that's the most recent shocker castle co-star nathan fill began.ed she was leaving after eight seasons. rumor about why? budget cut the gossip. the source tells "e.t." they hated each other. didn't speak on.o cf1 o and it got so bad the two were reporte sent to couples therapy. >> none your business! >> you talk around and around and it makes so crazy. i have to walk away for a second. [ expletive ]. you expect the claws and tears the real housewives. what about charlize theron. >> it's an elated feeling when you get to go to work every day and work opposite actor like tom hardy. what. >> what? that's called doing press. she got real on working on mad max. they bleeping went at it. it was like a family road trip that never went anywhere. they drove each other crazy. how badly does it get between enemies? remember these tears. the animosity between ann curry and matt lauer allegedly got her fired from the today show. she still doesn' have a new job. >> matt is influential in many ways behind he sce >> and katherine heigl had a falling o seth rogan a

enough said. >> dan nathan? >> a seller last week, still a seller at 23. i'm going to stick to my guns here. >> i'll see you tomorrow night at 5:00. that does it for us. "mad money" begins right now. . >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i'm here to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. today dow broke out above the 18,000 level. only 107 points to close over 18,000.

. >> nathan benchly at the pentagon. >> you guys are about to write a story that says the highest ranking law enforcement officer in the country is a crook. >> but today's media landscape is completely different. a world unimaginable even 20 years ago. technology with low barriers to entry. equipment is lighter, smaller and cheaper than it once was. the internet makes reportin reporting from far flung places easier than it used to be, and it gives aspiring journalists a thousand more outlets to work for. >> some of the senators charges. >> over the last 20 years the growth of the internet has steadily undermined the business model of virtually every established news outlet. newspapers quickly found that few readers were willing to pay for online access, that online ads barely began to replace the money from display ads. big source money, classified undermined by craigslist. and circulation was falling before even the internet came along. television has not fared much better. and magazines have perhaps been hit worst of all. while readers and viewers are spoiled for choice how do they find

. >> and sanders of course stopped at nathan's for a hot dog right there. he plans to take his campaign upstate tomorrow to binghamton, buffalo and albany. made, so let us rejoice and be glag glad glad in it. >> hillary clinton took her campaign to church. she cited her term as secretary of state as a reason to be president. she talked about her relationship to the black community. >> my commitment to issues on how we work and live together is rooted deep in my experience and in my heart. >> bill clinton also campaigned at other churches. mrs. clinton plans to campaign in long island tomorrow. >> the frontrunner tries to fight for delegates and lock up the nomination, but.is opponents gain new field by one of the leading newspapers. jacob rascon has more on the battle. doubt rochester, new york is trump territory. >> there is no rally like a trump rally, and nobody gets the people. that i can tell you. >> reporter: sporting a new haircut and a sharper message. >> rochester lost 90,000 jobs since 1970. 4,000 jobs in the last since months. >> reporter: but ev

nathan is here. >> hello commissioners my name is nathan. >> is there a document. >> okay. >> well, i, i am not i'll describe the document it can be forwarded but okay - i'll give you my part i'm nathan we're the dependent external auditors two documents a set of statement for the pta and the other one of the agreed on report they tell you the financial significance information where the money came from and how much and where it went and what is left at the june 2016 payments it is about the $9 million the other document i think is more relevant to the commissioners is our opinion regarding the use of funding has it been used appropriately we have access to reported for every single penny of the dollars that run through the pta we ask questions to the folks involved and folks involved in the management to consolidate the numbers and evaluate the dollars are spent appropriately we're satisfied and it was a clean audit and route it should be given those are for every single year we had inform adjustment to the financial statement and none in the report so with that said, kind of the poi

georgia faced similar threats after lawmakers there approved a similar bill last week governor nathaneal vetoed it. >> i do not think that we have to discriminate against anyone to protect the faith-based community in georgia. >> governs in virginia and south dakota also vetoed similar bills and measures all prompted by last june's supreme court decision that effectively legalized gay marriage nationwide. still some states seem determined to resist despite paying a price. paul beban, new york. >> electric cars are concurring new territory, the racetrack. vehicles competing without gasoline and soon without drivers. >>> researchers say the cost of insulin has more than tripled since 2002. a letter in today's american million association say it cost $231 in 2002 it was up to $736. in 2013. a major driver of the increasing cost is analog insulin, a man-made insulin in the 1990s. it was thought to be better than oldser versions of insulin. some say it might not be worth the price for some. >> the high performance rating community had shunned electric cars. that's starting to change like w

boardwalk, sanders joked telling a crowd of several hundred, that he had eaten half of the hot dogs that nathan produced. during his one hour street when the brooklyn native says his campaign is experiencing a strong second half. he stress that everyone is focused on april 19th. >> i hope very much that here in new york state you're going to help lead this country toward the political revolution which we need. >> for the second sunday in a row, clinton took to the -- visiting three churches in queens. as president, upon obama care, focused on funding education, and taking aim at gun violence. >> people talk about big oil, sure. they are powerful. the most powerful is the gun lobby. they - they intimidate elected officials to doing that will. we can't do that. 290 people a day die from gun violence. >> ted cruz was in las vegas speak to go the coalition. he called trump's pack to secure enough delegates to clinch the gop nod quote, almost impossible. as for the republican front runner, trump was in rochester speaking about among other things, his plan to keep to mexico and china. >> we're going

the traders are dan nathan, karen finerman, david seaburg and guy adami. tonight on "fast" legendary investor mohammed elarian said stocks could fall by 10%. where does he see them heading now? he's here in just moments and worst to first. and why it could bring you big profits and tesla falling after hours after missing delivery expectations for the quarter but something else could have an even bigger impact on the stock. we'll tell what you that is but we start off with breaking news out of washington. let's get right to eamon javers with the details. >> reporter: hi, melissa. treasury is implementing imposed regulations on tax inversions, an issue we've heard a lot about, criticism from both hillary clinton and donald trump. now treasury saying it's taking new regulatory steps. here's what treasury says is actually happening. they will try to limit inversions by disregarding foreign parent stock attributable to recent inversions or acquisitions of companies and they will try to address earnings stripping by targeting transactions that generate large int

nathan from oklahoma. brian lamb: what is your high school? >> booker t. washington high school.rian lamb: we had 2800 entries in the big winner was from jenks high school in tulsa, oklahoma. it is terrific. they make five to seven minute documentaries. wanted to get that plug-in for oklahoma. what do you think about politics? >> i think like many other people were fairly skeptical watching the derbies that are the debates each week and i think one of the most important thing is it reaffirmed my faith and politics and the political process because the truth is these people, these people we see on television, c-span are real people. when we saw president obama, perhaps the thing that stood out the most to me was the bags under his eyes, he was tired, he is a real person. i thought that that was perhaps most interesting. brian lamb: what do you think when you see the campaign, is that real? >> to an extent. these are real people with real ideas that transform themselves. i think perhaps the biggest dichotomy could be between the republican debates where people were attacking each o

i haven't studied it, but nathan deal, the governor of georgia, vetoed another one.hat the proposals are and why you need to write a law. can't we figure out just how to get along a little bit better and respect one another? i mean, that's where i think we ought to be. everybody chill out, get over it, if you have a disagreement with somebody. >> this is why people like john kasich. talking about the controversial north carolina transgender law, the so-called bathroom bill. anyway, it's time for the panel tonight. what it is is a law passed in north carolina by a very conservative party down there, republican party today, where it basically said if you have to go to the bathroom of your birth, whatever you were born physically, you have to -- whatever your identity or choices in life, or identity as you see yourself, who you are psychologically, cannot factor into this. it's almost biblical. go back to where you were born and go to that bathroom. he said, why do we pass laws like this? >> that might work in new york. >> i would think it would work in new york. >> 54-

kudos to nathan of the yankees. he took a no-hitter into the 7th inning. gave up two hits. ernie: home teams did well. russ: it was a good night for the home teams. ernie: do you have a special name? for someone that you love? you can say it on the air. we'll be right back with that. if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin . because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec . muddle no more ernie: here's tonight's question. do you have a pet name for your loved one? >> my granddaughter, i call her syd. it's adorable. she's adorable. >> i call my daughter boo. >> sweetheart, honey and love of my life. ernie: you've got them all covered. >> that's it. they seem to work. ernie: i'm sure they do. >> sweetie. ernie: who do you call sweetie? >> my mom and my girlfriend. ernie: sweetie, sweetie. >> a dog. g dog. she's a little g. ernie: that's -- >> her real name is gracie. she's g dog. she's smaller than a full name. >> d

. >> sanders, meanwhile, stopped for a hot dog at nathan's on coney island before addressing a crowd of supporters right on the boardwalk. >> i hope that on april 19th, we will have the largest voter turnout. >> i loved it. he feels passionate about everything that i feelp >> the vermont senator also took to the tv waves. >> she may have the experience, but in terms of of her judgment, something is clearly lacking. >> now hillary clinton held an event in maryland tonight, but she will be right back here in new york tomorrow and holes multiple events in long island. meanwhile, bernie sanders is taking his campaign to upstate new york. >>> thank you. and on the other side of the aisle, gop front runner donald outrump rallied in rochester today where he c'lled the nomination process corrupt. he spoke to thousands inside a hangar there at jet smart aviation services at the rochester airport. he touched on everything from rochester's economy to the electoral system claiming that he and bernie sanders are being hurt by the nomination process. he says it is unfair that a candidate could win

>> reporter: sanders stopped by nathan's for a foot long.ng about all the hot dogs of his youth. >> i must have eaten five hot dogs and i was sick as a dog. >> reporter: maybe so but he ate it with relish. >> enjoy! >> reporter: on "the view," sanders schooled his rival canned diets on how to eat a new york slice of pizza properly. >> are you ready? >> yes! fold it! >> reporter: hillary clinton has been chowing down too. or at least talking about it. in junior's she ordered the cheesecake but refused to consume it on camera. >> i learned early on not to eat in front of all of you. >> hey, everybody! >> reporter: in buffalo, she spoke fondly about all the western new york delicacies she enjoyed during her senate campaigns. >> i like the turkey too. >> reporter: the two democrats seem to be trying to out-new york each other, battling for new york's 247 delegates. sanders flaunting his brooklyn roots. >> thank you all for coming out to my old neighborhood! >> reporter: taking my colleague cecilia vega into his childhood home. >> i peeked in. th

host nathan lane, says he really likes dogs. >> what do i like? you know, unconditional love, on four legs, you know, nothing better. >> for more than 150 years, the aspca has worked to improve the lives of homeless, abused and neglected animals across the country. >> and here is a great idea. gym for people and their pets. this started out as sheltering in kentucky but then the owners notice add lot of overweight pets. they decided to ad a gym where owners could work out with their pets, takes care of two things at once, they also have a doggy day care, as well, now the phillies located near for the knocks, so they can take care of pets while their owners who are soldiers are overseas. >> well, that's "eyewitness news" at noon today. i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm brooke thomas. for katie who is off, lauren, and everyone here, thanks for watching. >> all right, "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is next. narendorsed katie mcgintyent obama afor us senate? nt biden because she's a "champi

. >> reporter: or bernie sanders bellying up at nathan's. >> little bit of mustard and fancy. >> there's a way to eat cheesecake. very daintily. >> reporter: hillary clinton took heat from colbert on her camera. >> just a little bit off the top right here. want. >> reporter: this is a new york primary to feast on. so we're at sidebar in union square where they've actually come up with cocktails for the candidates. us how they're made. what have you got here for us? tequila. this is called feel the bern. it's $10. and it's after bernie sanders. so it's a jalapeno margarita. >> reporter: this part of town is decidedly more democratic. over at washington square park -- >> it sounds like you're especially excited about voting for bernie. >> reporter: -- we were chatting with one sanders supporter -- political system. >> reporter: then a bernie bro enemy because i'm wearing a tie. >> kids were killed for hillary. she supported the iraq war. she's supported by all the business firms on wall street. >> reporter: you sound very angry. >> i am very angry. absolutely. and i have a right to be. all

. >> reporter: sanders ate hotdogs with his wife from nathan's on the coney island boardwalk while clinton is looking ahead at a potential fall matchup against trump. >> donald trump says we can solve america's problems by turning against each other. >> reporter: she released a new ad monday slamming his immigration proposal. >> for the latest campaign news check out our wusa9 app and information on local races. >>> dc police looking for a suspect who stabbed a man near the verizon center overnight. it happened near seventh street in northwest and the victim took himself to the hospital and his condition is unknown. >>> police in the district looking for a driver who struck a teen and sped off. it happened after 9:00 this morning. the unidentified team that was conscious when medics rushed him to the hospital. police looking for a dark colored sedan with front end damage. >>> many questions remain after a police involved shooting in prince george's county including what led a veteran police officer to pull the trigger. it started with the break-in last night on 4th street and laurel. delia