. >> communications exec nia meeks. >> good morning. >> and columnist christine flowers. >> hi. >> finally we are in the window of it almost being our turn to finally get our primaries. all the polling, all the money. let's start with the pennsylvania senate race, looking at the democratic side. katie mcginty taking in almost $2 million. you turn on the tv, you see ads from her all the time. you're taking a look right now at pat toomey, who is the incumbent, and joe sestak, who is running against mcginty. if you take a look at his ads, they're on, the two of them -- mcginty, sestak, mcginty, sestak. he, sestak, has thus far seemed to be ahead of her. he got the inquirer endorsement, but she has a lot of money. the president, the vice president, a number of people coming out on her side. at this moment, how does it look to you in terms of who is going to eke this out come primary day? >> i think it's going to be mcginty. i think sestak this past week made another mistake when he used the word -- note to guys, if you're running against women, don't use the word "prostitution" in any of your

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also nia mallika henderson and editor mark preston. great to have you all on today. so we've now learned from our sources, nia, that the main focus of that meeting, as i said, was on math, delegate math. do you think this attention on the delegate process could be a sign that trump is worried? >> well, you know, you talked to his people and i was on the phone with a trump senior adviser about an hour ago, and they don't seem worried, they actually feel confident that trump will get the 1,239, even more than 1,239 is what this particular official said, and of course that is what campaigns do, they're supposed to project that kind of confidence. if you look at where he is now at 739, he essentially has about 500 more to go. if you look at april, there are about 400 delegates, some of those are winner take all, but the overwhelming majority are proportional. then you get, you know, into may and june. he will have opportunities to pick up winner take all states there. i think, though, just focus on the delegate map. does suggest the republican party, the rnc, sort of off

nia? >> president obama headed to saudi arabia. he'll meet with king salomon on wednesday.ude isis, regional stability, oil prices. and this comes against the backdrop of the 9/11 bill which has been much discussed on capitol hill. this bill would open up saudi arabia and other foreign countries to lawsuits from victims of terrorism. saudi arabia -- officials have come out and essentially pressed on lawmakers to say that they would pull billions of dollars, "the new york times" reported it and we reported it, too, billions of dollars in assets if this bill passed. it actually passed the senate in 2014. it got blocked by the house reintroduced in 2014. very bipartisan bill. you've got the two new york senators backing it and the obama administration saying it would be catastrophic economically if this passed. it will be interesting to see if this works its way into the presidential contest with the focus on new york next week and these candidates taking very odd in some ways positions on foreign policy over these last weeks. >> interesting time for that trip i'll close with

we watch, so many memories of sue and watching nia. mine is when my son got to co host.ot to sit right here. we have pictures. it means so much to me. joining sue and you on the set. then he got to do weather with sue which was so cute. >> why was i dressed like that. >> it was all of the baseball players, jimmy rollins and all those people. you had quinn dunk your head right into a big cake you had on the set, typical mike style. as a parent it was precious. it meant so much. there is my face. we cannery live that today. >> there is a cake sitting there. >> he push your face in the cake and that made the back of my christmas card you were on my christmas card with my kid getting to dunk your head into the cake. >> if you put mike on the christmas card you have to put his face covered with sake. >> that is sacreligious, isn't it. >>> okay, do you have another one. >> it is us dancing together at our halloween shows. we love when you come i odn't and join us this was gangman style 2012. >> oh, know. >> this was a lot better. >> maybe it is music one. >> yeah. >> hey, sexy

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>> let me bring in tana gertz, nia-malik henderson and margaret hoover. ladies, nice to have you on. tana, to you first, what is the woman card he's talking about? >> mr. trump doesn't care about gender, he cares about the qualifications of a person. he wasn't busting on women, just busting on hillary, that woman. he wants to see qualifications for how, what she's going to do, and she doesn't have anything to prove that. it had nothing to do with being a woman or not liking women. that was just -- it was -- it's not gender specific. >> margaret? >> i would love to believe that. this is the problem. this is, first of all, there are different rules when you run as the first woman to run for the presidency ever. but what we all fear, i'm one of these republicans who really, you know, it would be great to see a first woman president but i've never been a supporter of hillary clinton. the hard part is there are 30% to 40% of republican women who find themselves in a really difficult position wondering whether they can pull the lever for donald trump. and when

if she can maintain that and not lose that, that's a huge firewall. >> i agree with nia.. let's make the most sympathetic case for bernie sanders. some kind of scandal engulfs clinton. some upset like beating hillary clinton in new york. she won the furst two as a senator, 80/20 and beat obama there, 60/40. if brs wernie sanders wins the york primary, that could start changing the minds of the superdelegates. if he dramatically changed the momentum of the race and hillary clinton looked like a much weaker candidate than now, there are scenarios the superdelegates might shift. that's a big, big if. >> one issue, not just in new york state but every place he goes, he goes after wall street. wall street happens to be in new york state. how is that going to impact in new york state? >> well, it depends on who shows up to vote. if the voters that are enthusiastic about sanders, the younger voters, voters, more progressive voters who want to see some change in this election show up for sanders, that may make a difference. if the traditional democratic voters, older women of col

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the nia was established by a cross cutting group whobbled that advanced nuclear energy is needed to ensure a better future. this group includes innovators, academics, environmental organizations, industry groups, and other experts and stakeholders. the world will double or triple its energy demand in the next 30 years. this is driven by a growing middle class in the developing world and the need to bring electricity to 1.4 billion people who lack it today. at the same time, many analyses point to the pressing need to reduce global carbon emissions by 80% or more by 2050 if we are to avoid the worst impact of climate change. this is an essential part of the solution. in the united states and elsewhere, dozens of innovative startup companies and other stakeholders are pioneering designs to lower risk and cost. but the transition from design to commercialization and deployment both in the u.s. and globally has been slow. current regulation confronts the licensing of advanced technologies with two major challenges. first nrc design certification or approval calls for enormous front-loaded inve

and doting, loving parents to their five children, nico, samantha, gianna, nia, and gino. >> they were wonderful. it was my dream. i loved being a mom. >> reporter: they make their home in lakeville, minnesota, a suburb of minneapolis. david ran a multi-million dollar trucking business. sandra worked as a flight attendant and eventually competed in local beauty pageants using her nickname sam. >> good evening and welcome. proudly representing lakeville, i'm sam rucki. >> in her spare time she likes cooking italian, flying airplanes and staying fit. >> reporter: but david agrees that family came first for >> there it is. >> she was a great mom. very attentive to her kids. >> reporter: their oldest son nico loves hockey and theater. >> he was my first, you know, so of course he was spoiled. >> hi, mama. >> hi, nico. >> reporter: the two oldest daughters, samantha and gianna, are close and take care of their younger brother and sister. >> samantha. she's beautiful. she's smart, she's outgoing. gianna's very artistic. loves, like, animals. >> reporter: but this story is about what sandra c

ta nia: they did but it's unclear who and what is actually behind and it certainly does come at a time of heightened tensions in jerusalem. since october, the city has seen a wave of violence but in the past weeks, it was calmer. these pictures of burned buses remind israelis of the days of bus bombings that happened during the second inif a tadda more than 20 years ago and there is a worry that there could be a wave of violence that has not been seen in jerusalem in many years. we do not know who is behind the attack. brent: there has been an upsurge of violence between palestinians and israelis. why? tania: we've seen a wave of violence at least since october or september last year. it all started more or less with tensions over the holy sites in the old city in jerusalem and then we had stabbings and car rammings and shootings but also demonstrations and protests in the occupied west bank and gaza, mainly palestinian against security forces. this comes on top of the overall failure to find a political solution to this situation and there's no sense that something will change any tim

. >>> estamos hablando que tienen un poco de ur nia un poquito de uranio o a lo mejor un poco de plutonioalquier ciudad. >>> la amenaza es real los hermanos de otros ataques en bruselas sparn a un investigador nuclear de ese paÍs se cree para asÍ ten informaciÓn para construir una bomba con material radio activo. >>> y tambiÉn se unieron a las filas del estado islÁmico en siria trabajadores de una instalaciÓn nuclear belga uno de ellos muriÓ en combate. >>> por eso la urgencia de impedir la proliferaciÓn del uranio. >>> todo el material que existe estÁ siendo guardado para que no corra riesgo de ser robado. >>> no es coincidencia que dentro de la cumbre una de las primeras reuniones bilateralgencia de bochlt fue con la delegaciÓn china por la influencia que este paÍs puede tener sobre corea del norte que sigue siendo una amenaza a la comunidad internacional por su programa nuclear. >>> que estamos trabajando a travÉs de las naciones unidas y los otros paÍses para asegurar que la sanciÓnes que tenemos con recorrer el norte por el programa nu claro estÁ siendo cumplidas. >>> saunt te en was

francis collins of the nia. >> you were watching "inside story". i'm ray suarez. we're talking about medicine's future with dr. francis collins, the director of the national institutes of health. you may recall that earlier in the century, collins raced to find the sequence for the human an jeno. and it was completed more than a decade ago. it was supposed to hold great promise for untold suffering. has it lived up to its promise? and what do we have to be careful about as we move forward. at the time, it was a celebratory move, an exciting home. and now here we are more than 12 years later. have those codes, the cs, the as, the ts, the gs, opened up everything that you would have thought by 2016? >> it's possible these days, when you make pricks to be held accountable because you make a power point presentation and it gets saved somewhere, and i went back and looked at the talks that i gave in 2023 about what we might expect. and i'm happy to say that i was pretty close to right, but there were some surprise that we hadn't anticipated because we do not know what

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the report has been provided to the committee and is available to the public on the nia web site.usses in much greater detail the topics i'm touching on today. to address the lwr centric nature of the regulations, a different approach is needed. it will allow the nrc to review a diverse set of reactor technologies. as 2975 provides work to do in this area without impacting the cost to existing plants. to illustrate the investment challenge, i'd like to direct your attention to figure 1. this shows the risk investment pro freestyle relatively to the licensing process today and the large hurdle of obtaining design approval. figure 2 illustrates a staged approach that provide interim feedback and opportunity for risk reduction. it aligns better by using a topical report and other mechanisms this approach maintains the rigor and high standards of the nrc and facilitates the development of advanced nuclear technology that produces less waste or even consumes it. s-2795 authorizes the nrc to do the crucial work to develop and implement this stage licensing process with dedicated funding

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nia-malika henderson, what stood out to you tonight?it's always clear that hillary clinton comes in with a very specific plan. she's done her homework. but oftentimes seems to know bernie sanders's record better than he does and is able to use it against him. why he didn't know she was going to come in and talk about guns, she's telegraphed some of that previously with the sandy hook parents, for instance, he seemed so unprepared for that, this idea also about i think, you know, that he's a good at sort of diagnosing the problem, not good at fixing the problem. that's something you're going to hear going forward. she hasn't been able in previous debates this idea she's more of a pragmatist, he's the dreamer. that always having been a good matchup for her. i think this framing that he can diagnose the problem but she can actually fix it, i think that's something you're going hear more from her. >> van jones? >> i think more than anything else bernie sanders' stand for palestinian children and palestinian rights was extraordinary. it's no

. >> that is right, nia. >> so positive?o. >> well, there is a student at north penn high school whose joy is contagious. she had just received a letter from a college that she wants to go to. yeah or no. >> you are accepted to college. i got in. i got into college. i got in. >> rachel will be attending a three-year career independent living and learning studies program at east stroudsburg university. they even posted this fox video on their web site congratulating her. it has been viewed more than 8 million times. by the time classes start she will be 21 and she's a integral part of north pen high school. rachel spent one years as manager of the girls basketball team and they are sad to see rachel go but happen that i she's getting what she wants, a chance to have a full college experience. >> and laurens she's at north pen high school right now with family and friends. >> yes, i'm with the woman of the hour. rachel here. i got parents, coaches and her entire fan club in the back. >> rachel, congratulations on getting into

joining us gloria borger, nia-malika henderson and ron brownstein, the senior editor at "the atlanticmpressive crowd at washington square park near nyu last night. 27,000 people showed up. you heard ben jealous say a lot of others not too far away. he's won ought eight of the las contests. should hillary clinton be worried? >> it was quite a crowd. they were still feeling the bern when i wasn't feeling my toes as the temperature dropped. hillary clinton is ahead. she's ahead in the popular vote, she's ahead in the pledge delegates. she's won almost all of the big states except for michigan but hasn't been able to put him away. bernie sanders has been getting stronger. he's now essentially even with her in national polling which is almost unprecedented for the candidate trailing in delegates at this point of the race. if you look forward, the next medicine part immediate part of the race is closed primaries where only democrats can vote and with a lot of african-american voters. those two things have been the toughest for him. the next ten days is a difficult period for him. then the w

the nia winning details as she coped from moving from a public school to the private don't academy, whereican girl in her grade. at the school, she turned her love of volunteering into something bigger, and create the the kind of project a school club that helps charitable organizations. >> taking back to what i was like at 17, i wasn't visiting the white house. >> or going across the world to do all of this community service. >> visiting. >> being on the cover after magazine. >> (bell ringing). >> special guest of the morning. >> who could it be? >> well, at this point, if you haven't guessed, you're just silly. common in here. congratulations. >> ni a and your mom showed up. my goodness, hello. congratulations. >> thank you. >> hi, mom. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> oh, and she brought her cover with her. >> yes. >> one for both of you. >> thank you. >> i have to say you look fabulous. >> thank you. here you go, mike. >> how did this happen? you had to write an essay? >> yes. >> what did you write about? >> i wrote about my transfigure my public school to private school a

. >> ankle on or oregon day, and i used to watch when you i was feeding my baby nia at home oh, i would love to work on that show. >> and it worked out. >> but i anchored the early morning show, which back then was 6:30 to 7:00. >> that was early then? >> that was early then. >> well now 4:00 is earl. >> i yes. >> so then it was tracey left, or she moved onto something else, they hired you where? >> york pennsylvania, harrisburg, york. >> yes. >> and you work with don then, your co-host? >> i work with don and i also worked, who else? dave price. >> dave price. >> you loved working with dave. >> loved working with dave miles. i think we have got some great footage. >> what is that? >> oh, that was debbie reynolds. >> oh, that's with dave price. >> yes, on the back after bus. >> and jennifer ward. look at that hair. >> wow. >> look at that hair. >> and again, this studio was in the basement of our building. there we are, on the river. >> tall ships, remember when we did the tall ships? >> yes. >> i did little segment called fox is cooking. >> what? >> fox is cooking. and i think there we

. >> reporter: the great barrier reef in australia, the saren getty in tanzania nia, these are some of most beautiful places that these united states has designated as natural world heritage sites. all together there are 197 around the world, and about 90% provide jobs and contribute to economies through tourism, recreation, and natural resources. it is estimated 11 million people depend on these sites for food or work, but a new report says that harmful industrial activities, including mining and oil production are posing a threat to almost half of these places. >> these are very special sites, very special places, not many places make it to the top list, and if the sites are tlented, can you imagine what happens to other natural places around the world. so this is indicative of a much growing development pressure in natural places that are so important for nature and our own developmental well-being. >> reporter: now the belize system is particularly at risk. about 40% has been damaged, more than half of the population of belize rely on the reefs for fisheries and tourism. the wwf is

nia-malika henderson, we have analyst and senior editor at "the atlantic" ron brownstein, and gloriaorger, and pro-clinton super-pac ver paul begala, and van jones. and donna brazil and bill press. man, there's no time to talk about anything. you people have to stop insisting on these intros. . >> who is chris cuomo? >> man, i'm going to have to start going by a symbol. brother of the current one as the governor likes to say. there is no question the race has changed the in my lifetime, a new york presidential primary has never mattered. so what is the calculus on both sides right now? what are you hearing? >> i think sanders is going in essentially for the kill. it was a surprise early on he was going to play sew heavily in new york. but you see from the clinton campaign some worry that it could be closer than that. just machines ago, they sent out some talking points, saying tonight on this stage bernie sanders will have to answer for the "new york daily news" interview a few weeks ago. >> the pushback on that -- that was a jump interview to set up the endorsement of hillary clinto

left on the field who have shown the ability to do so and the more obstacles they put in his path to nia'se cluster betw kasich and cruz helped him, it hasn't hurt him. >> can i use one more football metaphor? that was a hale mary pass and didn't work because kasich didn't seem at all enthusiastic about it and cruz was sharing vote for me and kasich said, wait a hin, actually i didn't give -- >> have you ever heard of an alliance like that? >> back in the 70s you saw something like that with jimmy carter moving toward the nomination, not successful then. the real interesting story is not how trump performs but acre secement -- accepts results and will it be the presidential trump with the eight-minute speech or are we going to have, you know, is he going to revert to type as he did during the week and take shots at the other two and talk about the process and so on. that will be the most interesting story of the night. >> particularly with this story out there saying their attention in the campaign between with pa paul. >> which was predictable. his thought is i got myself here by being wh

joining us gloria borger and nia. this has been a tough week for donald trump. his campaign manager corey lewandowski was charged with a misdemeanor battery charge and fall out from his comments on abortion and women. he had the controversial comments about nuclear weapons. he's now trying to get the party unified. this is no simple mission. >> donald trump's terrible, horrible, awful week. now he has questions about delegates. if this goes to a contested convention, wolf, and ted cruz wins wisconsin. you have seen another poll today saying that is very likely that there is a ten-point difference with trump behind cruz, the question will be, doesn't it have to go to a contested convention? because who will get to the magic number of 1237. so far in this campaign we have seen donald trump waging an air war. never been good at the retail, ground politics and the kind of work you have to do. in order to make sure your delegates stick with you, wolf, it's like mining for gold. it's like just sitting there and doing that leg work and inviting them to meet with donald

. >> nia malik henderson. thank you. >>> sometimes we scratch heads with certain rulings with a court. this might be one. a court tossed out a sexual assault case because the 16-year-old victim was drunk. better repeat that in case you thought i was misspoke. it was tossed out because the victim, 16, was drunk. the explanation surprisingly makes sense. where do you come in? that's the key. we'll tell you next. >>> forcing a woman to have oral sex in oklahoma may not be a crime if the victim is unconscious or drunk. you heard me right. an oklahoma court has now up held a ruling not to bring charges of forcible oral sodomy, that's what they call it in the statute, against a defendant citing the wording of the law. just the technical statute and all of this goes back to a 2014 case where this 16-year-old girl said a 17-year-old classmate forced after drinking and smoking pot. where does the law come into this? the language: in oklahoma, a rape can occur when the victim is drunk or unconscious. but that's a rape.

. >> so, sue why don't you start, because how long, after you had nia did billy and you go out. >> i would have gone out at nine days if i looked like christie teigen. >> it was a week or two. i don't know why we're so judgey. i will also say this if she didn't want to be judged she shouldn't put it out there. you really don't have to tell the world every time you go out to continuer. >> why would she bother. i agree. the paparazzi saw them out. >> i don't think she asked for it. >> so she was seen she didn't put it out there. >> she got seen without the baby. >> i don't have one single problem, with her going out to dinner for a couple hours for pete's sake. can we think of something else to get upset about. >> i don't know who was watching the baby. >> i doubt the they left the baby home by itself. >> no, that wouldn't happen. >> i'm sure they had a baby-sitter. it was just a couple hours, the baby, i'm sure got fed for pete's sake. aren't there enough problems in the world. we have to judge this woman for going out to dinner. >> kenya says i don't think it is okay. i didn't go out

. >>> joining me, cnn's "inside politics'" john king, political commentator van jones, nia-malika henderson, kayleigh mcenany, who supports donald trump, and contributing editor amanda carpenter, former communications director for ted cruz, and "washington post" opinion columnist and former george w. bush speechwriter michael gerson. these meetings, it gives the sense that trump is in some sort of damage control mode or just taking the foot off the gas for the day? >> no question for the first time in this race he's on defense and he's been on defense for a few days. it's very uncharacteristic. we were talking about this just before the show. in the past when donald trump has had a bad debate or headlines have not been trending his way, he's done something to change the conversation. he's been a master of changing the conversation since he entered the race. today uncharacteristically quiet. we're not panicking. we understand the polls in wisconsin. still have a few more days. we're ahead in new york and just trying -- he's in washington. we're getting our ducks in order. if we lose one, eve

nia moto says should a quake of a similar magnitude happen here, residents will have a better chance of surviving but will need a place to live when the shaking stops. >> move and shake and actually design to have certain permanent displacement. if that happens, obviously no one can live in those buildings or work in the buildings. so, yeah, i mean, you're going to see the exact same things here. >> niamoto frequently travels worldwide to city hit by earthquakes to provide guidance to local officials. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4, winning back the community's trust after a widespread texting scandal. coming up, san francisco's police chief takes swift action to address racist and homophobic messages shared by his officers. >>> and -- >> somebody hacks my account, you know, i made that mistake. >> the social media video that caused the top nfl draft pick millions and the explanation about how it went public. >>> new at 4:30, cracking open prince's secret vault without a combination that only the late singer knew. >>> at 4:11, a live look at i-80 through berkeley. really slow in

nia corps of engineers' insig buildsd on the yielding at the reservoir on river road to mask the equipment used their -- used there. to go back a little, i have to go back to robert mills, the smiling gentleman in the center, who came to washington in 1800. he mentioned he saw washington before he died. favorite of thomas jefferson. he was an apprentice architect for the 10 years he was here. he had an interesting career in , then went to arkansas when he became the state architect and engineer, involved in canals, roads, and so forth. he returned to washington at the end of the 1820's as charles bullfinch is retiring and finishing the capitol. mills came back with the idea that he would become the ofhitect of the next wave government buildings. and he did succeed. they were the treasury building on the upper left, the colonnade of the east wing, the patent the upper right, which is the smithsonian art museum today. below it, the headquarters of the general post office, which .s today the monaco hotel what is extraordinary about these was their size in what similar buildings were being bui

. >> communications exec nia meeks. >> good morning. >> and columnist christine flowers. >> hi. >> finallye in the window of it almost being our turn to finally get our primaries. all the polling, all the money. let's start with the pennsylvania senate race, looking at the democratic side. katie mcginty taking in almost $2 million. you turn on the tv, you see ads from her all the time. you're taking a look right now at pat toomey, who is the incumbent, and joe sestak, who is running against mcginty. if you take a look at his ads,

nia-malika henderson, what are you looking for tonight? >> the coalcoalitions, who do t look like on both sides? white male voters, is she able to do better with that constituency? bernie sanders has struggled with african-american voters. 10%, 12%, 13% in this electorate. how does he do with that? on the republican side, is ted cruz able to hold on with evangelicals? you've seen donald trump do well with evangelicals, then those blue-collar voters, is he able to do well, ted cruz, with those blue-collar voters in then i think the emergence of scott walker has been fascinating in this race. he's been pivotal to this never-trump movement. >> obviously the governor of wisconsin. >> the governor of wisconsin. cut a really great ad i thought was effective for ted cruz. if ted cruz wins, it's going to have a lot to do with scott walker's voice and help. he's been out on the stump a lot with him tweeting about him all the time and been able to i think show good contrast with donald trump going after him but not in a nasty way. it will be interes

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it should have a pretty big affect unless trump has swept the board by then in which case he'll also niaes rnia. up by congressional district for most of its delegates, i can imagine cruz who has won a very sophisticated and very intelligent campaign, i can imagine him targeting key congressional districts and being very competitive unless he collapses the national media. one of the lessons i learned over a long time in politics is if a national wave starts to build, it drowns local communications. so what cruz has to worry about is that if he loses new york and then he loses connecticut and then he loses new jersey and he loses rhode island and so forth and loses pennsylvania, at what point does he begin to fade as an alternative so that even if he has great messaging one district at a time, it's just shruggedff by people frankly by those watching fox news. you reach the whole country every time you're on fox news or the other networks and that gives you efficiency that trump has proven that's very powerful. >> you know, ordinarily i would try to look at what industries are most prevale

nia? you look back, obama was obviously able to win this state huge back in 2008. won by i think 17 points. and i think the template for bernie sanders has to be going forward what hillary clinton was able to do throughout the south. i mean, she was able to win 70%-30%, 80%-20% in blowout margin victory. came away netting 75, 100 delegates sometimes over bernie sanders in narrow wins he's been able to put together in states like michigan and even in some of the smaller caucus states. just isn't enough to sustain him. so he's got to figure out, you know, can he do what hillary clinton habeen able to do and really going to carry her through going forward? >> you know, i think the numbers, though, also matter for cruz because first of all, he'd like to have such a blowout that he wins all 42 of the delegates. >> right. >> in the state of wisconsin. and if you're talking about a potential contested convention, you're counting delegates. >> right. >> so you get 18 delegates by winning statewide

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seam standards for 40 years you don't want to make a change it is even worse the document is two 19 nia until now a minimal force documents the drafts presented went to reasonable far as we asked about it under the advice of the city attorney the city attorney didn't make the decisions, in fact, the police department didn't make it so san francisco it the police commission makes the decision it is usual and the very reason you were puts on the earth is now the reason a exists is to exercise seven control of the police department i'm been overly dramatic but a moment of truth if i issue the draft documents with the good things and bad things this can't be called a reformed measure not willing to the promises by the mayor's and commissioner president loftus and the chief we're going to react with fundamental change, in fact, i feel the document is a resistance to clank and i thought that was a good process so it's up to thank you. >> thank you (clapping.) >> good evening and welcome. >> hi fred bad actor commissions on homelessness thanks so much and commissioner lang not here for giving

i'm carl kin ta nia with quinta sa sara eisen. >>> let's get to eamon. eamon?ight, carl. just moments ago we got the news that the u.s. department of justice is going to sue to block the deal. within minutes of that announcement we're getting a new press release from halliburton and baker hughes that the companies plan to vigorously contest the justice department's plan to block their impending merger. here's the reason. they believe the department of justice has reached the wrong conclusion in the assessment of the actionnd it's counterproductive especially in the context of the challenges that the u.s. and global industries are clearly experiencing. clearly, guys, one of the arguments is going to be all the roller coaster ride we've seen in the rise in oil will have an impact on whether this is an appropriate merger. let me read what the department of justice says why this is a bad deal. it would combine two of the three largest oil companies in the united states eliminating important head-to-head competition in markets for 23 products or services used for on

this will be take care of people with i am some nia four years hence.have it understood before the conventions in the summer so we're on the same page. thank you, larry. >> thanks, martha. >> beats ambien. thank you, doc. 20 past the hour. the story of slaughter. the victims christian. grim details revealed after the isis captured the ancient city of palmyra and the massacre that was left behind. martha: something everybody needs to hear about. plus, stuck at sea. a teenager ends up stranded in her kayak for hours before finally being rescued. >> the survivor did everything right. she stayed with the kayak. she had her lifejacket on. luckily had water on board. she didn't attempt to swim ashore. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ this woman... this cancer patient... christine... living her life... loving her family. moments made possible in part by the breakthrough science of advanced genomic testing. after christine exhausted the standard treatment options for her disease, doctors working with the center for advanced in