those headlines come from the new york post. for example, the new york post, this is the paper they put out. the front page they put out on hillary clinton and her e-mail scandal. notice the excellent word play. deleter of the free world. when elliot spitzer tried to made a comeback, this was the new york post headline about that. here we ho again. this is another classic from new york post. i checked. i am allowed to show it, but i cannot say. there you have it. you can see it. it's that president obama's critical of congressman anthony weiner and suggested he should resign. i won't say how they put it. in terms of very local new york city politics. if you're a liberal mayor, you can count on paper called the new york post to put a big dumb looking smiling picture of you on their cover next to hammer and sickle that says back in the ussr. that's how they are inclined. the post is inclined towards democrats. that's not how the daily news is generally inclined by democrats. the daily news has gone after bernie sanders this week. i

new york tabloids for decades, wolf. so not being endorsed by "the new york post," that would be sort of a slap against him. where voters know donald trump, where republican voters know donald trump, it is here in new york. there is no ambiguity. there's no definition needed here. so i think the "post" editorial would have been a bigger deal had he not gotten it. but, look, you always want an endorsement, the daily news did not endorse him. they endorsed john kasich. you always want a newspaper like "the post" behind you. >> i'm sure trump is happy about that. >> thanks very much. >>> up next, stealth attack submarines posing a growing threat to the u.s. and nato. we're learning disturbing details in an exclusive interview with a top u.s. military commander. what's going on here? i'm val, the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. we're putting away acorns. you know, to show the importance of saving for the future. so you're sort of like a spokes person? more of a spokes metaphor. get organized at voya.com. here's the plan. you want a family and a career, but most of the time you feel like you're trying

donald trump holds a commanding lead in his home state and now has the backing of the new york tabloid, the new york post. last night the candidates spoke at the new york republican gala. trump gave an impassioned defense of his new york values while taking a shot at a former candidate. >> number one, honesty, and straight talking. it's a work ethic. hard working people. it's about family. new york, believe it, is about family. so important. it's the energy to get done. big energy. if jeb bush came here, i'm telling you he'd have much more energy than he has now. i'm telling you. >> ted cruz, on the other hand, was much less well received. and they even stood and taking selfies, some even left altogether. >> stand united and the way we win a general election -- >> from his remarks, a competent john kasich appears to have enjoyed his time in the empire state. >> i think i've eaten my way across the entire state of new york and i think i've eaten every bit of food there is. i'm going to leave cleveland as the nominee. whether you believe it it or >>> and they have formally announced lewandowski will not be

> they read the polls and know who is going to win in new york, and the winner will be donald trump. it really was an easy call for the new york postfor some of the other new york papers that have endorsed donald trump. ted cruz essentially disqualified himself as a candidate in the state of new york when he ran earlier in the race and never expected new york to matter, assumed he would sweep all the southern states, get the delegates he needed in the deep south, and new york would be an afterthought, and california. he made that remark at the debate like he's in a 1980s commercial where he was attacking new york values. well, you can go ahead and do that, but if new york matters, there are koconsequences, these are the consequences, and the newspapers didn't have a choice. >> the poll was a national poll from fox news which is pretty interesting in itself when you put that back up. it shows donald trump in front and ted cruz in second, john kasich in third. but if we can see it, there you go. it shows that ted cruz has slipped in the fox news poll since march despite all the victories that he's claiming in the last several contest

given him this rocket fuel in the polls and i think will continue to do so. >> brent, i think the new york postendorse senator cruz because he said that about, you know, new york values, and i don't think that would have been smart of the post to put on their front page. >> well, the first thing i want to say is hi to my friend jeffrey to invite him to come back from the dark side. [ laughter ] >> look, you would expect a local paper to endorse a citizen of new york. that doesn't surprise me. but it did come with a qualifier because people sense this -- i used to think that one of these days we were going to see that presidential donald trump emerge. i don't think we're going to anymore, because i see that his happy place is always to whine about every little thing, including those things can which do in the exist like colorado where he will not stop whining about the fact that ted cruz followed the rules and he chose not to. >> but here's the thing about mr. trump appearing more presidential because he appears to be doing just that. he wrote an op ed in the wall street journal that was well th

but we do hear that mayor giuliani based on a report in the new york post, telling the new york post,. we're covering republicans from all angles as well today. let's start with jacob rascon. he is outside manhattan's trump tower. what do we no about this post report that former mayor giuliani is on his side? >> so we talked to campaign official who said, he stopped short of confirming what was reported in the new york post. but said that it is an honor to have mr. giuliani part of the team, or the support for mr. trump. going forward, we know that they are so focused on new york, because they want to make it essentially mathematically impossible that ted cruz can get to the magic number. they want to win all 95 here in new york. they want, then, to be able to, after that, say they only need 52% of the delegates going forward. they want to avoid that open convention. but then you're seeing as well today, that release from donald j. trump, the organization, telling us that paul manafort, the one hired only a week ago, and now he is having more responsibility and they're going to hire i

the new york post endorsed trump and the new york daily news, in a big way, endorsed hillary clintonrs and other endorsements as well. do they matter? >> in new york, you have these newspapers and i think these newspaper endorsements may matter. and, clearly, the two of them fighting it out. i will say when they said that trump had made reich mistakes, i thought this is a man who planned his campaign, says he is his own adviser. >> this is "the new york post"? >> right. i think they may matter to voters in new york. they may not matter anywhere else. >> do these old-fashioned endorsements have any influence? maybe new york is the one market where they do. >> the other interesting thing is this is the place that has had a relationship with donald trump since the beginning of time. donald trump has been talking in new york about running for president for basically 30 years. >> and new york still is the ellis island of politics, i think. things do ripple out from new york. >> it's interesting. >> we will be watching very closely to see what happens with the internals, what these numbers

and later, new york's daily news and new york post at war again. this time over donald trump. i p >>> how far should commentators go fwh denouncing candidates they don't like? i put that to a columnist of "the atlantic" and author of a book "love that boy." >> welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> you're a columnist. you're paid for your opinions. let's talk about how far is too far? you say donald trump is a social media whore, a bigoted sexist fan of political violence, it sounds like you're running an opposition pac. >> those are my opinions. look, i could be a little more careful and say what he is saying is sexist. what he is saying is bigoted. what he is doing is vacuous, the lack of policy shows he is vacuouc and ignorant. but all of those things are not only my opinions sh but i think they're backed up by facts. >> hillary clinton who you covered in arkansas, you've known her a long time from firings in the courthouse travel office to e-mails to day. you have written a lot about whether hillary clinton lies. it sound from these kind of sentences like you can't stand he

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the first to report this tragic loss to the canadian people and the comedy community was "the new york postith this headline: "guy who liked crack dies." [ applause ] >> chris: how thoughtful of you, new york post. first of all, rob ford didn't like crack-- he liked being -- he [beep] lov

trial, telling the "new york post" that prosecutor marcia clark wasn't my choice, i didn't pick her. the former d.a. going on to say to the climbtrial consultant and chose african-american women despite being advised not to. she didn't listen and once she did that there was no chance we'd get a guilty verdict." according to the "new york post" garcetti said clark lobbied to take the lead and an emotional clark was no match for simpson's dream team. tonight clark responding telling abc news that it was garcetti's decision as to who should lead the case and it's absolutely untrue that i wouldn't listen to the jury consultant. earlier this year, clark appeared on "the view" and spoke about the miniseries. >> for me it's reliving a nightmare. it's just awful. every bit of it is awful. hard for me.absolutely. i did not think chantix would work as well as it did. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts o

the first to report this tragic loss to the canadian people and the comedy community was "the new york postulogized him with this headline: "guy who liked crack dies." [ applause ] >> chris: how thoughtful of you, new york post. first of all, rob ford didn't like crack-- he liked being -- he [beep] loved it rob ford loved crack. but he was so much more! he loved the spotlight and city hall and tumbling over fire hydrants after pounding enough pina coladas to poison a kodiak bear. he loved saying "( bleep )" around children and he loved rehab so much he went back several times. because rob ford loved everything in enormous quantities and he will genuinely be missed. we had a lot of fun with him, his shin an ganz were an easy target. but canada, you're about to get it back tenfold when trump turns the white house orange. phra *ut. >> chris: dot,

new york values. >> the new york post endorsed donald trump this morning. >> i do like the new york poste of just how destructive this earthquake really was. meanwhile, thousands are in need of shelter. >> this is incredible that they're even considering this. this would be unprecedented. >> making such a recommendation that women avoid pregnancy would be entirely unprecedented in the united states. >> what do you think the greatest weekness is? >> we're the greatest weakness. you have access to my e-mail. the hack you just saw only took a matter of minutes. >> bernie sanders is visiting r rome tomorrow. he'll be flying middle class. we have to share the armrest equally. >>> this morning's "eye opener at 8" is presented by liberty mutual insurance. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. bernie sanders and hillary clinton hit each other hard in their most contentious debate so far. the showdown in brooklyn was the final meeting before tuesday's new york primary. one of the sharpest exchanging concerned special interests and big banks. >> senator sanders did call me unqu

trump received endorsement of the "new york post" today. joining with his take what the endorsement means and how it will impact trump's performance is forbes media chairman, steve forbes and senior editor at "the daily caller," jamie weinstein. thanks for joining us. everyone is talking in third person about the trump? no kidding that is not my real question. what do you think about the endorsement. >> third person, bob dole the senator from 20 years ago used to do that and didn't win the presidency. maybe donald trump should drop that. melissa: uh-oh. >> the endorsement helps. he is the local boy so to speak, even though they chided him on some of the things he has done and gave him a road map to step up his game it's going to help. there is no question he is will win on tuesday and win big. the only question how many delegates, 88, 85, 91, whatever number. melissa: jamie, it was endorsement with the most caveats i have ever seen in my whole life. he needs to be more presidential. better informed on policy. self-disciplined and less thin-

a new york post endorsement, others who are backing away from criticizing donald trump. i'm not saying resigning themselves to donald trump but opening themselves up to the pocket it -- possibility it will be trump. >> here's the point about carl. he has his own agenda and one thing died not like is people who supposedly represent them have their own agenda. it's not good for donald trump. and i think donald trump -- well, he has given chairman priebus a pretty rough ride so i can't say at this point -- >> do you share reince priebus' concerns that donald trump is trying to make it look like the establishment is going after him, referring to the stealing, that is trump, the colorado delegates-this signal troubles for your convention? >> two points. first of all, this is good for donald trump in that it gave him a big red alert that his campaign organization needed to be beefed up if he were to win the nomination, if he were to you've night the party at the convention, and particularly if he were going to have an effective general election campaign hitch was basically run

in fact, a big headline today in "the new york post." he couldn't draw 100 people. now, do you remember -- do you remember -- do you remember during the debate when he started lecturing me on new york values like we're no good. >> reporter: it's clear that donald trump has decided cruz's dig against new york values will play differently now trump is in his home state. cruz has a bit of turmoil playing out. a power struggle with his campaign manager and another brought in for strategy. could there be a campaign shake up afoot? we will tell with time. >>> he is clarifying the attacks on new york values. cruz turned the accusation back around on trump. slamming his past support for democratic politicians. >> let's be clear. the people of new york know what the values are. the values of liberal democratic politicians like andrew cuomo, anthony weiner and eliot spitzer. donald trump has supported and given tens of thousands throughout the years. if you want to know liberal democratic values, follow donald trump's checkbook. >> he heads to new york city for a stop in brook

and the jets in new york. >> donald trump wants to run up the score here andt tha ishy w last night, he returned to a familiar and advantageous topic, new york values. >> the "new york postew york post." >> starting to get a sense of just how destructive this earthquake really was. meanwhile, thousands are in need of shelter. >> this is incredible that they are even considering this. this would be unprecedented. >> making such a recommendation that women vie pregnancy would be entirely unprecedented in the united states. >> what do you think the greatest weakness is of the mobile security? >> we are the greatest weak.ness >> the hack you just saw only took a matter of minutes and i was fooled by that fake wi-fi. >> bernie sanders is visiting rome tomorrow. he'll be flying middle class. we have to share the arm rest equally! it's everyone's arm rest! announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by liberty mutual insurance. ♪ >>> i'm charlie rose with >>> bernie sanders and hillary clinton hit each other hard in their most contentious debate so far. their showdown in brooklyn last night was their final meeting before tuesday's new york primary. one of the sharpe

are very comfortable with a new york liberal who has supported andrew cuomo and hillary clinton and chuck schumer for decades. >> reporter: rudy giuliani told the new york post he will vote for donald trump, he said ted cruz's new york values, and was part of the reason why, quote, i know he was attacking liberal democraticalues, he goes on to say there was a better way to say it. back to you. lauren: ohio governor john kasich releasing this new ad attacking ted cruz and hillary clinton. trump not mentioned in that ad. on the democratic side the race is getting more negative, hillary clinton and bernie sanders clashing over who is qualified for president and while campaigning in philadelphia sanders hitting the former secretary of state hard. >> maybe the american people might wonder about your qualalificions, madam secretary, when you voted for t the war in iriraq, the most disastrous foreign policy blunder i in the modern history of america. people might wonder about your qualifications when you supported virtually every trara agreement. nicole: clinton fires right back at t vermont senator. >> kind of silly thing to say but the people of new york know me

the new york post reports the mayor's office of contract services s the 50-year-old fund for the city of new york to give what is referred to as bridge loans to for preschools, to troubled to acquire city contracts. away his critics say is a way of assuring public schools to be eligible without media requirements. if true the mayor would be using the city's fund as a personal slush one. the department the department of education has a dropped these were pre-k providers, the posters planning to ask the city to repay that everything we have done the beginning has been done with integrity. >> reporter: at the mayor the multiple scandals on friday. including this one involving the state election board. this from a top investigator which leaked to the press accuses the mayor and his political team of willful and flagrant violations of campaign finance laws. deliberately circumventing donation limits in order to win the state senate in 2014. the authors memo referred it to the da. that is not sitting well with diblasio's team who issued a stated retort saying sugarman has shocking log of un

the new york post says he needs more work on being more presidential and better informed. he reflects the best of new york values. >> outside the gala , hunters disagree. 31 people were arrested and all. >> america has a tried-and-true history. the only thing that's ever made change in the united states is civil disobedience.>> trump has his supporters on hand.>> is not the smartest man in the world but he is a good people around him to make them better! >> trump will enjoy a major surge in the polls according to a new fox news for he is up 18% and cruise in case it trailed them. this is the latest back to both of you. >> they are all vying for president obama and they sat down with chris wallace . they did not only sit down but they walked around and check out the president's office when he was just a law professor. rosanna when he was in the office, at one point he was the next president of the united states and i find it kind of wild. >> you like to put a perspective on things. >> look at that cramped office. he was less than eight years away did you talk to him about th

the big news, the new york post has endorsed donald trump for president. the post says trump is a rookie candidate but has electrified the public joining millions of new voters for inspiring people. the newspaper says trump is an imperfect messenger carrying a vital message, reflects the best of new york values and offers the best hope for all americans who feel betrayed by the political class adding trump is a do or who created thousands of jobs and knows how to get things done and yesterday should note the daily news endorsed john kasich. maria: >> they will not proceed against corey lewandowski because there was not enough evidence to charge him with allegedly grabbing reporter michelle fields at a rally last month. corey lewandowski says the feud with fields was unnecessary. >> a huge distraction for the campaign that should never have been. if michelle fields wants to have a conversation it should be privately and not -- i am sorry this becomes a story today so it is behind us, glad to know we are moving forward. nicole: fields is considering suing cor

pultizer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post." michael goodwin, both foxx news contributors. as you just heard, talking with randy evans and charlie spies. this is a battle between the front-runner and the rnc and some of its biggest contributors. what happens next here? how do they make it right? >> well, somebody wins. i think trump is going to regain he sort of lost momentum the last several weeks. he is going to have a big victory. if he stays at 50% or goes above 50% in new york, he is going to pick up a giant set of delegates here. maryland, obviously, he will win. pennsylvania is coming up, a big, large group. >> he has the lead there. >> so he could get the momentum again. cruz has to still chip away in these delegate battles and what have you. trump is now getting better staffers. he had a very weak staff to begin with. they know some of these operations. my sense is that he will go in close. he may not have the majority. if he is close, he has an opportunity before the june 7th primaries to try and wrap this thing up. >>

that's according to the new york post. wiretaps raise red flags because were so many phone calls between the businessmen and the police officers. he pled the fifth i was questioned by grand jury. here is the police commissioner talking about the allegations. >> he has been placed on modified assignment for the good of the department. that's all i am able to say. business. it always results in investigations. we have to see where it goes. >> the lawyer says the grand jury was interested in whether a cop had tickets for the twos visits. nypd prohibits them from accepting free meals let alone a free trip . officers are allowed to pick up outside jobs as long as they don't perform them on c time. >> they were in uniform and being paid by the taxpayers well servicing these businessmen. >> they have not been convicted yet. >> they are just allegations. >> did you ever hear of the university of northern new jersey? that's because it does not exist. they set it up to bust a fake student ring after setting up the university they sa

>> i get the new york post at home. i'm subscriber and i get it every day. to me it was no surprise. i think they've been very favorable to him from the jump. outsiders race for a lot of years. even though they've been in the senate for so long. i think he is saying i would come in and have a totally different view of things and people kind of like that. i think trump's continuation of punching down against anybody. why not just say -- those guys are great. i wish them the best and move. on also in the "wall street journal." he now has a seven-day story about losing all the delegates in colorado. i think prwise, it helps with his people. they love the fight about the delegates and the rules. i think that if the shoe were on the other foot. if we the one in the hunt just behind ted cruz, he would have a different position and all the media attention would be supporting him because he's following rules. it is kind of a no-win situation if you're not donald trump. >> i highlighted, in that line, in the middle of the endorsement. this is an interesting endorseme

pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin. washington times opinion editor monica crowley and republican strategist tony sayegh. donald trump looking at a likely win here tonight in new york, but also looking ahead. the republican front-runner ordering a major campaign shake-up ahead of the upcoming primaries and the must win state such as indiana and california. fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: thanks, lou. if donald trump is going to clinch the republican nomination before the actual convention in july, he knows he needs a blowout win here in his home state of new york. at new york city's central synagogue, republican presidential front-runner donald trump cast a ballot for himself, confident of a big victory in his home state tonight? a great honor for new york, new york is a special place. make america great again. >> reporter: trump is trying to make his campaign better too after months of criticism his team is ill-prepared. recently hired manager paul manafort and scott rei

you still have the new york k >> will you get a call from zuckerman for that? all that stuff goes on here. the new york post reported in a school from kate brower's book, michelle obama hoped vice-president joe biden with launch a w white house bid again hillary clinton. here is the quote from the first women, the name of the book, just out. the 2008 presidential campaign left deep and lasting scars on both the clinton and obama camp. one obama aide said michelle would have liked to see joe biden run against hillary clinton for the nomination. in response, officials for the first lady's office have said those assertions are false. of course, that's what she would say. >> i mean, i think that just look at what happened in 2008. >> you got the scoop. >> yeah, absolutely. there are, the obamas see the clintons as this political dynasty that came before them. i was told michelle obama looks down her nose at hillary clinton. >> i understand they don't want to be the clinton sandwich. i know that. >> yeah, yeah. >> but they need, don't they need hillary clinton to carry on the legacy? >> yeah, probably, yes. but

modern history of this country [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> donald trump has been enforced by the new york post and the new york observer. here's the editorial page from the new york post online calling donald trump a proven business man with vast promise who has drawn millions of voters to the polls. the endorsements come as the national political reporter of the observer resigned after his paper announced it was supporting trump. the observer is owned by donald trump's son-in-law. >>> happening today a star studded fundraiser for hillary clinton. the presidential candidate and actor george clooney and his wife. ticket ts start at $33,000. however, if you want to sit at the same table with george clooney and clinton, that will cost you $350,000. >> what? wow. >> supporters of bernie sanders plan a noisy protest outside the home calling the high price undemocratic and immemorial. >>> donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich scheduled to be in the republican convention at the hyatt hotel. there's a good chance that the california primary will decide if they get enough delegates. anti trump activis

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he picked up the endorsement of the new york post today. they say he reflects, quote, the best of new york values. that new york values phrase was a big part of his speech at a gop gala in midtown. >> new york values were on display for all to see in the aftermath of 9/11, a strike at the heart of our city and our nation. >> and i maintain to you i'm going to leave cleveland as the nominee. whether you believe it or not, it's going to happen. >> so i stand with you today with a request that we rise and stand together. >> ted cruz was the final speaker of the night and seemed to be ignored by the crowd. >> to stand as one, to stand united. >> as he was speaking, audience members seemed to be walking around. today, ted cruz is in western new york. and he'll be holding a rally in rochester. two town halls today. a few hours ago, he met with the public in watertown new york. this afternoon, he'll be in utica. last night, former governor george pataki endorsed john kasich saying he's the only republican that can trouns hillary clinton. >>> a grou

is a really dichotomy between new york's more traditional daily news tabloid and what is traditionally been seen as a very conservative ta tablo tabloid, the new york post>> thank you as always. >> thank you. >> ted cruz meantime has apparently not given up on new york, campaigning in the state yesterday and today. all part of an effort of course to gain some ground on donald trump, who has we know it, holds a huge lead in every poll here in new york. >> reporter: hey there. good morning. ted cruz today will head to a couple of stops in upstate new york. hoping for a better reception up there than what he got at this new york republican dinner. those applause lines fell flat. he got no laughter, no backup support from the crowd. a cruz supporter told us hey, it was late. people had been drinking wine. others in the crowd said this was really trumpville. it felt like more of a trump crowd. even though when trump support, you didn't see a ton of support for him. you saw maybe half and half. the crowd mixed in reaction to these candidates. cruz of course coming off a week in which he has had to defend himself from his delegate hunting system as donald trum

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in fact, it was a big headline today in the "new york post." he couldn't draw 100 people. w, do you remember -- do you emember -- do you remember during the debate when he started lecturing me on new york values like we're no good, like we're no good. audience: boo! and i started talking to him about the world trade center, the bravery, the incredible bravery of everybody, our police, our firemen, our everybody. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting u.s.a."] better believe it. better believe it. so i looked at him and started talking about our incredible police, our incredible firefighters -- [cheers and applause] our incredible people, our unbelievable construction workers. who could have done that? who could have rebuilt that wall? there was never anything like it in this country. the worst attack in the history of the united states, the bravery that was shown was incredible. we all lived through it. we all know people that died. and i've got this guy standing over there looking at me talking about new york values with scorn on his face, with hatred -- with hatred of new

from the 1992 campaign, jerry brown answering questions from the new york post editorial board. just days ahead of the new york primary. the former california governor won contest in vermont and connecticut heading into new york and needed another victory to continue momentum against bill clinton. jerry brown finished third in new york with governor clinton winning the state on his way to securing the party nomination. bill clinton then defeated george h.w. bush in the general election. this program is about one hour. >> we welcome you to the post. we are glad to have you. we wish you luck on tuesday. is there anything you want to save us before we go to court -- say to us before we go to questions? temperament, experience, commitment, i find myself in this presidential campaign, offering what i believe to be foronly viable alternative 1992 to restore stability to this country. it is the premise of my case that the governing elite is stuck. it is paralyzed. it can't take the necessary corrective action to restore vitality to this country. the level of despair and suffering and in

the new york post endorsed him. he got some good poll news in new york and nationally with the fox news poll. how bad is it for his momentum? he was coming off a bad stretch losing in wisconsin. >> it's very interesting. it's kind of like hillary in a way. her home state is his home state. there's a lot of similarities there. there's no reason to believe looking at everything you just said that he is not going to do well. if he falls short of that, that will be devastating to the trump campaign, but it doesn't look like that right now. he's winning in every single congressional district. there is good news for donald trump right now. >> tara, donald trump fired at ted cruz. in typical trump style he minced no words. let me play it for you. >> cruz is going really down because people have been watching him and somehow there's really nothing compelling there. he's the last hope. he's the last hope to stop trump. that's all he's got going. that's not going to be good enough, folks, because we have a movement going on. >

sam said weather will hold off, ken davidoff for "new york post" in studio to talk about that and i talk with mischa tate, a lot of great stuff. >> all right duke thank you. >> 10:30. christina: we'll be right back. antwan: a look at what you need 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 mmmm, yoplait. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying antwan: winter tomorrow? samantha: a freezing start. tomorrow temperatures are at about 32 degrees, we have a freeze warning, a wintry mix, then rain. we'll make it to 51 during the day, colder tuesday. we have sunshine. we're staying cool to next weekend. antwan: all right. christina: we'll be all right. antwan: go yanks tomorrow. christina: that is it for us, thank you for watching i am christina park. antwan: i am antwan lewis with samantha augeri and duke castiglione. duke is next. go paperle

"the new york post" writing, imperfect but so full of promise. endorsement of donald trump ahead of the new york primary. they say he's a rookie candidate. he has promise. he's a doer. he's a businessman. he's created jobs and has a proven track record. they went to that despite what they recognize are some of his flaws in what he has said. a little different today. i have a must listen instead of a must read. we've been hitting this theme of especially senator bernie sanders bashing business lately. he did not back down during last night's democratic debate. here is my must listen of the morning. >> there's some great businesses who treat their workers and the environment with respect. verizon happens not to be one of them. and what we need to do is to tell this guy, immelt, who's the head of general electric, doesn't like me? well, that's fine. he's outsourced hundreds of thousands of decent paying jobs throughout the world, cut his work force substantially. and by the way, turns out both verizon and general electric in a given year paid nothin

duke: all right on "sports a lot of baseball talk with den davidoff, baseball columnist for "new york post," and david lennon, and rangers and penguins, with hockey hall of alright guys. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. he say's we should punish women who have abortions. there has to be some form of punishment. that mexicans who come to america are rapists. they're rapists. and that we should ban muslims from coming here at all. total and complete shut down. donald trump say's we can solve americas problems by turning against each other. it's wr