we have nia meeks, communications executive. >> good morning. >> good morning, nia. >> sam katz, documentarian>> matt. >> always making new documentaries. thank you, sam. donna gentile o'donnell. hello. >> good morning. >> nonprofit executive. and finally val digiorgio, g.o.p. state official. >> good morning. >> hello, val. >> good morning, matt. >> so, if you asked anyone at the beginning of last year around this time who are the front runners in the presidential race for 2016, people would have said jeb bush and hillary clinton. one of them is not even in it anymore, and the other is still trying to shake her opponent. donald trump became the presumptive g.o.p. nominee after ted cruz and john kasich dropped out this week. most political pundits didn't think trump would make it past iowa, and many even said they believed his candidacy was to promote his vast business interests and celebrity and not to actually win. it is all but certain that trump's name will be listed on the ballot you will see when you go to vote for our nation's next president on november 8th of this year. trump has run th

sharing insights jailie pace of the associated press, jonathan martin of "new york times" and cnn's nia -malika henderson. here's donald trump with the national rifle association convention. >> the second amendment is on the ballot in november. the only way to save our second amendment is to vote for a person that you all know named donald trump. i will protect our second amendment. i will protect our country. >> here's hillary clinton last night at a trayvon martin foundation dinner. >>en like donald trump i will not pander to the gun lobby and we will not be silenced and we will not be intimidated, as long as children anywhere are being killed by gun violence, we will keep fighting for our kids, because they deserve a president who stands up for them. and stands with the mothers here. >> that's about as clear a choice as you can get. mr. trump sees this as a two-fer in his effort to unify a skeptic party. attacking clinton helps, too. >> crooked hillary clinton is the most anti-gun, anti-second amendment candidate ever to run for office. >> now secretary clinton sees it as a way to en

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nia malia henderson.happened last night, all of those protests and the dust settled, we saw other things emerge and that is elizabeth warren calling trump a small insecure money grubber and then donald trump waging war right back saying it's pochahontus elizabeth warren. it's headlines and not about hillary clinton. is that about using elizabeth warren to say, beat me up as much as you want because it takes it away from beating her up? >> some ways, i think so and we've seen elizabeth warren in the twitter fight with donald trump before calling him xenophobic and racist and a sexist and saying she's not going to be bully and quite effective at him and drawn him into it and there you have donald trump giving her a nickname, calling her a goofy elizabeth warren saying that was her native american nickname and then calling her pochahontus many seen as this racialized language in some way proves what elizabeth warren is saying. calling elizabeth warren pocahontus is like someone calling a black woman aunt je

you and nia-malika said, not so fast, why?ere's no question that sanders has channeled and led a movement and i think it's a different movement than bradley or howard dean and i think that's important for democrats to recognize and grapple with. but i think there has been a portrayal of sanders sort of above politics and above the fray. he's a pretty adepts politician of several decades and wields the blade effectively and has gotten better as time has gone on. the question about clinton and goldm maman sachs speech is wra in too close to the bank but it's character attacks, it is what it is. >> nia, we heard donald trump quote bernie sanders in his attacks on hillary clinton. >> in his hope, it could be a futile hope and desire to get some of the bernie sanders supporters, i do think bernie sanders in terms of the high ground, they have sometimes played the low -- taken low road, too. for instance, accused the clinton campaign of sort of being in a collusion with the dnc and illegally fund-raising. because of their joint fund

i want to thank gloria, dana and nia. coming up in the next hour, we'll speak to steven miller from the trump campaign ant hillary clinton saying donald trump is simply not qualified. her words. not qualified to be president of the united states. but first, the wreckage of egyptair flight 804, wreckage has been found floating on the mediterranean sea. u.s. officials say it was likely a bomb that took down the commercial aircraft. the latest on the investigation when our breaking news coverage continues right after this quick break. made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fat

let me bring in two of my favorite ladies, dana bash and nia-maleka henderson.s out of this meeting with paul ryan with a columnist i spoke with, specifically the notion of if donald trump, dana bash, if donald trump asks speaker ryan to step down, you know, with his gavel, come cleveland, he'll do it. what? >> that's right. you know what? i feel like you remember the vh1 show "pop-up video"? >> of course. >> something pops up with what's really going on and the pop-up video would be like please, please, don't make me do that. >> good. >> but in all seriousness, you know, i don't know that there's an expectation from paul ryan to say anything different. if donald trump says i don't want you, what will he do? say, no, i demand to be the convention chair. it's not like it's a pleasant experience. it's not like it's easy anyway but less pleasant experience there. but actually, my takeaway from the interview that paul ryan did today with the hometown paper was that he seems to be cooling things down a little bit. you know? >> how do you mean? >> i just feel like in

>> she's back home for summer. >> hi, nia. >> yes. >> one more time on this hot dog debate. people are insisting it is absolutely not a sandwich. i will ask a guy who has been grilling wean he is for years. we will let him answer it okay. >> okay. >> they is. >> he knows his hot dog and his weanies. there they are. >> yes. >> what is that? scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wall street. voting to let banks continue their risky practices. and supporting huge tax breaks for millionaires, but higher taxes on working families. no wonder he's gotten millions from wall street. pat toomey. right for wall street. wrong for pennsylvania. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> all right, so, getting a lot of tweets, people are sending us, just facebook comment, the oxford definition after hotdog, of a sandwich. >> oh, a sandwich. >> yes, my computer just died. oh, no. my life. >> okay, so doing tweets about a hotdog. >> okay. >>

let's look at our next photo the owe, we are celebrating nia's birthday the at baltimore at american museum of visionary art which is totally cool, and totally cool to be with my daughter. >> next, i think it was mothers day, nia helped me with my cup cake bouquet, i did it right, thanks to the this time but i was one upped by my niece morgan who is there, she baked one, she did a cup cake bouquet we did a close-up there and she did all different kind of flowers and different colors. i just did two colors. morgan serio did you an awesome job. one more photo with my mom, on mothers day yesterday. >> yeah. >> if you are still awake, after all of my family photos, it is your turn right now. >> love your family photos good love them. >> all right. >> you talk about your weekend, these kid had a fantastic weekend. did you go to the beiber concert. >> yes. >> saturday or sunday. >> sunday. >> last night. >> yeah. >> you went to the concert. >> yes. >> dance with the beiber. >> yes. >> dance with the beiber. >> right next to him. >> you must be proud, mr. choreographer. >> i'm in the choreo

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nia alluded to this in the last segment you had.thing donald trump did on tuesday going out there on the day he was going to sew up the republican nomination and said that ted cruz's father was involved in jfk's assassination. because of something he read in "the national enquirer." >> in a tabloid. >> not the behavior of a mentally balanced individual and expect it from a mental patient off their medication and lives at home with 20 cats. >> wow. >> and really, the united states has a nuclear arsenal large enough to destroy all life on the planet. we have a moral obligation to keep him away from that finger on the trigger. what that looks for each different person is different. i won't be a party to it. i hope there's an option on that day. >> let me look back in a second. we have more in context with wolf sitting down with mr. trump. we know libertarian candidate gary johnson. he wants to be president. i actually talked to him rea century. let's remind america. here's his pitch. >> really made a name for myself being fiscally cons

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and to nia's point, to add on to that. hillary clinton was at a different time in her career.ng to run again. barack obama was going to win two terms in her mind. she was then going to follow him and become the nominee. that is being scripted up. bernie sanders is 74 years old. he has created a movement based upon people that are 19 years old, 20 years old, 21 years old. there's no reason for him to step aside. quite frankly, bernie sanders, there's been a lot of talk that he has not been effective in congress or was never effective in congress. i would argue that not very many people in congress are very effective. there's a small handful of those who can actually get things done. however, bernie sanders, at the end of this, if he is smart, can take this movement, this group, the energy, and he can use it to his own good and to push his agenda. he's got to be careful, but to john's point, as well, he needs to play it through california. why would he stop now? >> and just one quick fact check. in 2008, i think hillary clinton thought what was going to happen is that barack oba

nia, i want to hear you voice on the significance of graham not voting for a president. how the republican party feels forward. i feel like the next step is different names coming forward and maybe to kevin's point, a personal choice and some saying yes to trump and no. >> where's the third party option? i thought lindsey graham's interview, remarkable. dana, fantastic job with it. an underlying point he seemed to be making not just the idea he is not a real republican, donald trump doesn't represent republican policies but also doesn't represent republican party values or even american values and seems to be a sort of underlying effort to paint donald trump as so outside the bounds of sort of just acceptability, not only in just the political realm but just in terms of social decorum, talking about the birtherism and area 51 and donald trump talk about ted cruz's father and alleging that he -- >> tabloid issue. >> so that was -- you know, it was sort of an echo of heard from president obama, too, especially saying that donald trump isn't a serious figure and also i thin

nia? >> they're looking at the platform committee, the credentialing committee, the rules committee, the three big committees and figuring out if they can get their people on there. for democrats the worry is sanders fueling this idea of it isn't if hillary clinton gets the nomination, but is it a legitimate nomination, is it a rigged process and conspiracy theories n theories not many but a few bernies supporters interest sk in. >> you've been reading my twitter feed. >> yes. >> the past it's interesting a number of members mostly in the united states senate say it's time for bernie to dial it back. they don't say drop out. but they want him to dial back the rhetoric. i want to note for the record the senators also happen to support hillary clinton so forgive me there's a little bit of mixed message here. to those who say that bernie is over the top i remind people we've made a point about 2008. hillary clinton at this exact point in 2008 when it was pretty clear president obama was going

. >> with me now we have cnn political director david chalian and senior political reporter nia-malikaderson and chief political correspondent dana bash. dana, we're seeing certainly that donald trump is recycling this attack line from when elizabeth warren was running for the senate. it didn't really work for republicans then, and she has certainly been someone that a lot of democrats are mobilized by. is she becoming hillary clinton's secret weapon? >> certainly seems to be, right? she is and can say the things that -- that hillary clinton can't for lots of reasons, won't or can't other just the kwakt that hillary clinton is rubbing for president, a completely different game and elizabeth warren is unleashed because she's not on any ticket and she also knows that she does have a following and not afraid to row them up and use her position do so. >> a lot of people out thereto are obviously very much an terrorism doing the ata grirl. at the same time, it's not bringing anyone to the side. this is the red meat for the anti-hillary and anti-elizabeth warren republicans who are supportin

we have nia meeks, communications executive. >> good morning. >> good morning, nia. >> sam katz, documentarianys making new documentaries. thank you, sam. donna gentile o'donnell. hello. >> good morning. >> nonprofit executive. and finally val digiorgio, g.o.p. state official. >> good morning. >> hello, val. >> good morning, matt. >> so, if you asked anyone at the beginning of last year around this time who are the front runners in the presidential race for 2016, people would have said jeb bush and hillary clinton. one of them is not even in it anymore, and the other is still yi

nia, we are getting a little bit of a preview here. some of the hillary clinton versus donald trump versus hillary clinton stuff. he says she can't close the deal. we heard that before. he's using the moment where a lot of people paying attention to him kind of crossing this number finish line to say everyone thought i would have a contested convention and look at her. she is still fighting a primary battle, as well. on this e-mails issue and inspector inspector general's report previewing what he is saying about that, that this is bad judgment as we have heard from one of his top aides to paint her as sort of obama's third term and less ethical. >> yeah. bad judgment. he said that. they've been talking about that for a while. bringing in benghazi, talking about the e-mails and very strong language. in that press conference today. he even brought up the spector the idea of whitewater. you know? welcome to the '90s. i guess i should make a murphy brown or alf reference at some point. so yeah. you have seen him do that. vince foster came

. >> another is anyinging r --nia authority gra. >> it was impossible to compete. >> joe was the vice-president. it was difficult for us to manufacture a product in the usa, and dollars per piece more than you can buy in a port on either cost. ntoday, the old warehouse is haunted by memories of when the fact row employed 400 skilled workers. >> it was unexpected and only told us a two week shut down and end of the two weeks, we got a phone call saying do not return. >> we held on as long as we could. and trimmed it back and going to the bone to try to stay operational and we couldn't hold on. it was one of the saddest, points of my life to be honest with you you. we have had hundreds of families, suddenly without work. bronco was down but p not out. he opened a new facility called north star ceramices and hired back some of his original employees. skilled craft is what we need here. without that it would be difficult for us to compete in the market. >> he may be management but agrees with the employees. donald trump made it clear that we have made bad trade deals, and they are affecting busines

joining us new york nia-malika henderson, gloria borger, cnn political commentator ryan lizza, the "new yorker" magazine's washington correspondent, and our senior washington correspondent, jeff zeleny, in california covering hillary clinton's campaign right now. gloria, new attacks going back and forth, how much nastier can it actually get? >> i think we're going to see, wolf. this is going to be a scorched earth kind of campaign and it hasn't started yet and it's already started the trump people argued, you heard it before, hillary clinton attacked donald trump on his qualifications and his temperament and that he's counterpunching. but what he's counterpunching on, i think it's risky. i'm not saying it won't work for him, with his base of support, but it's risky because it could alienate women voters. he's on the record having supported bill clinton at this particular time. and you know, he's somebody who criticizes press for scrutinizing him 25 years ago. so i think these are all things that could -- that could come back and hurt him on this line of attack. however, however, what he

claims sleep away camps build creativity ape helps her kid develop a better sense of independence, did nia ever go away to the sleep away camp. >> i finally let her go away to girl scout camp for a week when she was ten but it was so hard for me but then i realized it was a good thing for her. it was girl scout camp. they had different activities. >> how long. >> one week. >> one week. >> some kids go away for almost two months, in the summertime. >> almost all summer. >> my parents sent me every where, every summer. i went to christian camp, ymca camp, space camp, i went over to mexico, i was going every where. >> that is because they don't like you. >> that is in the true. >> i like a a adventures, i like to be on my own. not mommy, daddy. i learned to you to interact with others and that sort of thing. i socialized because you are with someone. as an only child i don't have a sibling. being around someone and sleeping next to them that was different for me. but i learned a lot. >> did you make friends easily. >> i would like to think so. >> yes. >> you have to make friends. it was funny

senior political analyst, david gergen, senior political report, nia-malika henderson, john king, political gloria borger and commentators, kaleigh mcenany, supports trump, amanda carpenter, jeffly record, also a trump supporter, donna brazile, not a trump supporter. gloria, start with you. the vitriol which has been tossing back and forth, ted cruz calling donald trump a narcissist, pathological liar. >> what does he really think? >> it's quite a change from his tweet months ago that donald trump is terrific and the media's trying to divide them. >> no more bromance here. look, donald trump attacked his father, and in an awful way, said that his father was in some photographs with lee harvey oswald. >> based on the "national enquirer." >> ridiculous. and stupid. and i think he just touched, you know, a cord with cruz who went off on him today. and i think, you know, a combination of responding to that and also he's throwing everything up against the wall that he possibly can because he needs to win the state of indiana. and he wants to remind those evangelical voters in the state of indian

i think if sue serio and nia. >> it is true. >> you are a nurturer. >> well, you know, i don't thinkd, how much, i mean when they are really little will they seem like little blobs that aren't doing well. they are taking in everything, that you do, so even when you are not interacting with them but just around them, one time i saw her, in the mirror and she didn't even have lipstick that she was trying to put on lipstick she was imitating me and she was rightly little and everything that i do around her is she's taking it in. so if you are interacting and you have that quality touch, even when they are really little, at least this study shows it does pay off. >> they did it with foster kids. >> better frame of mind you are in as a parent, easier it is to pass those good things along to your kid. >> that is why my daughters are a miserable wreck. >> you know, sue if you have a bad day and go home and feel yourself all tense and upset and angry and you have to check yourself. >> you really do. and then when you turn it around and you are just there for them, the pay off really seems, t

senior political reporter, nia-malika henderson, investigative reporter, karl bernstein, gloria borger, ana navarro, official donna brazile and former mayor michael nutter who supports hillary clinton. do you think these ads either essentially replay of ads that republicans were running against donald trump, didn't work back then. do you think they're going to work now? >> we are in a general election. these ads are effective, what they've done is woven together statements that trump made on the howard stern show in 1990s with statements now. statements in 1990s were worse than anything said in the campaign. he distanced himself from those statements and said i shouldn't have made those statements, that was not okay, i don't stand by them that would nullify these ads because the women vote, his achille's heel when you personalize it that way. it's an effective line of attack, address it head on. basically insert humility into it. >> you believe he has a problem with women voters? polls show that's something -- as a supporter that's a concern of yours. >> he won the republican women in

david chalian still with us, nia-maleka henderson.ere to be a viable third party candidate. we haven't heard that yet. >> we haven't yet. we keep waiting. we did already get a preview of if indeed somebody does emerge how donald trump frames that person. you are on a fool's errand. he said a fool because it's not anyone with an upstanding reputation because they wouldn't do something so foolish. you can already hear how donald trump frames this person when the name emerges. listen. you were just talking a little bit bago there's going to be had wringing in circles over trump's candidacy. right? that's not dissipating so quickly yet and this is a waiting the vehicle. we ole see if it has legs or not. it seems to me it is really late in the game to have a substantial impact. >> mitt romney has already said even though he doesn't like donald, he is not interested in being a third party. ben sass from nebraska, he says he is not interested and other names and david's right. in texas, for example, you can't get on the ballot unless you hav

that means, anderson, more than 60%, 62% of delegates are just can bernie sanders win nia.ifornia? sure. ziez h do you see himt win with 67%? i won here in idaho with 78%, he has done it in a couple of states. more traditional wins like this. last week in indiana, 52%. early on in michigan, was below 50%. even a big win in west virginia, 15 points, but just over 51%. can sanders win most of the remaining contests? it is possible. but it is unlikely. >> looking beyond pledge delegates, he made an appeal to superdelegates, if i won your state in a landslide, you should be backing me. any evidence they're going to listen? >> no. senator sanders has been making that case, supporters are making it aggressively online with phone calls to congressional offices and the like. so far, zero evidence. will it happen? we'll wait and see. at the moment, 516 superdelegates, 516 to clinton, 41 to senator sanders. 155 left. senator sanders could win the remaining 11 contests, would some panic and switch sides? possibly. what clinton campaign thinks will happen, why she was in new jersey, th

we found out what many of you saw over virginia as deny nia should have said deny nai stands for norwegian airlines. wtop says air line pilots association commissioned the writing as part of its campaign to keep the budget air carrier from operating in the u.s. >>> in the day ahead, officials will meet to discuss the future of the d.c. street car system. the plan is to extend the existing line from union station to georgetown. tonight's meeting will touch on the environmental impacts that extension will have. the meeting starts at 6:00 p.m. at the carnegie library. >>> if you're young and have a police record, it can be lard to get a job. today a new effort to teach young people how to have their records sealed. >> it creates barriers to employment. for our young people 21, 22, 19-year-olds graduating from high school, it creates a barrier getting accepted in to college or grad school. >> today's youth record and expungement fair is from noon to 8:00. d.c. council member working on legislation to extend the age from 22 to 24 years old for youth to plead guilty and have their records sealed

on my right, nia is chained to a ladder as is thomas. we are blocking about 80% of the street. we have a couple of vans that are blocking the road. we are getting pretty mixed reviews, i guess. mostly negative. not surprising for lynden, washington. >> we are from bonney lake, washington. my husband and my daughter and her friend. we have come to the trump rally. this is what we find. and now we cannot get across. it is going on as we speak. we are over here stuck. >> some people have criticized where people are blocking the route you're trying to take. they then criticizing his solutions to the immigration issue that he would deport 11 million undocumented immigrants. what are your thoughts? his don't know what all plan is. i think he is kind of going as he is going along. yes he's really super advisers and intelligent people like himself that are going to help them solve some of these problems. but the way it is going now is disastrous. it is just a matter of time before we have a paris situation here because our borders and the drugs and every thing else are a mass, and neve

you have nia home. >> she's home for a couple months, baby. >> yes. >> we should take a selfie because we are kicking off

you have nia home. >> she's home for a couple months, baby. >> yes. >> we should take a selfie because we are kicking off memorial day weekend at work. >> yes. >> inside the studio. >> use the #fox 29 good day. look at that beautiful sunrise on this friday, sue. >> just gorgeous. >> we did ask for sunshine and boy, did we get it. >> we had a ten out of ten yesterday. today we will give you a nine because it will be more humid. you have to add in stickiness factor today but bus stop buddy for kid going to school today don't forget the sun screen for outdoor recess. temperatures in the 60's and 70's, as we get started, bus stop buddy, tye die t-shirt on today. 70 degrees right now, sunrise happened at 5:37 this morning. temperatures are already pretty mild, 68 degrees in reading. sixty-seven in trenton. sixty in mount pocono. seventy-one in dover. sixty-seven in the airport in atlantic city. it is all no where but up from here with the temperatures and in precipitation to show you anymore in the viewing area lets get to the forecast, it is going to be 90 degrees today, just a couple pop

. >> nia made an important point saying they have to come say something at the appropriate junction tour created and harnessed and this presents an interesting situation as we draw near to philadelphia because this crowd and you saw them now in that footage that we're showing as they are headed to the event in california tonight. they have a mind of all their own and regardless of what bernie says, they might not be ready to come to terms with secretary clinton. then what happens? >> i think they can take a queue from bernie sanders. he is their standard bear. >> they didn't this weekend. >> well, but bernie sanders' statement today did not say, you know, slow down or stop or anything else. i think they could take a queue from him if he were to give it and figure out a way to do it without saying okay, don't give up on your passion for what we're trying to do but don't disrupt the process. >> i think he missed the moment. i really do. you say he should speak out at the appropriate time. this is the appropriate time and he came you have short. >> jeff >>> the clinton campaign is respondin

. >> happy birthday, nia. >> suing has built a shrine around her weather center well, you know, the firstat day that i have not been with her on her actual birthday. >> hold. this is her -- the first birthday she has not been with you in person? >> here come the tears. >> yep, she is at college. >> we're done. >> i know, so in light of that, i've just gave megan 800,000 pictures. that was 19 years ago today. the first time i saw her. >> oh, man. >> and but 18 years ago today. >> awe. >> and let's see what else. >> now she is six-ten. >> ya, that's us now. >> gorge. >> i know, i just can't even believe it. >> oh, you look alike. >> you really do. >> i guess that's how that works? >> at least i know, senior photo from last year when she graduated. >> same smile. same eyes. >> yes. >> thanks. >> she is down there, doing phenominal. and you know, more than funny, has great spunk, and she is so sweet. >> i don't know how all that happened. >> i don't know either. spite of me she is amazing. thank you. let's look at ultimate doppler radar. thank you foreign dull ginning me with that, special da

john king, nia-malika henderson, david gergen and gloria borger, jeffrey lord, ana navarro, van jones and last but not least paul begala. thanks one and all. jeffrey, let's me start with you. what we heard from marco rubio, he is going to honor his pledge but beyond that, i didn't hear a lot of -- there wasn't a loss of love loss for donald trump. >> well, i hope he gets there. one of the things that i've talked about and calling for a conservative review, went back and took a look at barry goldwater losing the nomination in 1962. be somebody nominated will him from the floor. he had to withdraw and give his delegates to nixon. and he said let's grow up, conservatives. >> i actually think we have that clip. can we run that? >> we've had our chance. we fought our battles. now let's put our shoulders to the w450heel of dick nix on tha and put him across the line. let's grow up, conservatives.ond put him across the line. let's grow up, conservatives. let's get to work.that and put him across the line. let's grow up, conservatives. let's get to work. >> i think that applies across the boa

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we loved in bows nia and rwanda were the times of humanitarian intervention and much more a time of empathy and compassion. we have a very different administration right now that -- and i think most of us do write to affect policy in some way. that is our role essentially, to shine a light in the darkest corners. whether or not we can do it and whether or not we can reach policymakers is kind of beyond us, but ultimately that's our goal, to get resolutions made and international law to be honored and transitional justice to happen and accountability. that's the main thing i work for. don't want these guys that rape ander to tour and -- and torture and kill and murder -- i want them to pay. i want them to end up in speaking or getting justice served to them. think that's the real reason. >> it's not always geared towards policymakers but like in vietnam, the classic example. it was geared toward telling the public what was happening on the ground. but an enormous role that war correspondents have is to let -- even if capitol hill or policymakers are not listening, the public is. >> i think o

r 56 now at reagan national.an nia 54 dulles and bwi marshall. msh there you go.e'll dry it out after about a the noon hour and we'll bend web partly sunny and very pleasant e later today.te tomorrow looks great. we'll talk frida weekend forecast. meh. not as much.noas m >> good movie weekend.d moviweek >> yes. >> thanks, tuck. >> let's check in with erin right now find out howck the roads are this morning.hi you're in studio with us.h us. >> erin is in studio.tudi >> i'm late to my shot. >> this is good news for thes r morning ride.mornin deadly crash unfortunately 270 2 on the northbound side whereun annie yu is now traffic is starting to move past that tha point. they've opened up two right up t lanes. now traffic some stilltrfic diverting to 121 now that1 no traffic is starting to move ittt should start to ease that bighab delay.dela i still suggest at this pointgg exiting at father hurley taking 355 up to 109 to save s some time because as skyfoxse as pans back it's a pretty big backup towards frederick thiss morning.rnin southbound side taillights and little

let's bring in our cnn political reporter sara murray, nia-malika henderson, commentator hilary rosen ana navarro. the overall picture is one that has been painted before. >> yeah. >> there's not a lot new except specific quotes from women. some are critical and some women saying he did a good job of promoting women in his company. bheas goi what's going to be the impact of this? >> i think it's to be determined at this point. donald trump has come out and responded to the women that have been quoted and i think the article is that, as you said, this is nothing new. and so far it has been a prob-- not been a problem f been a problem. he's got to figure out how to turn around this narrative that has been a drag on his candidacy. >> how does he do that, ana? >> look, i think he's -- i think a lot of the people, wolf, are frankly numb to all of these types of allegations and information coming out about donald trump. we've been hearing about it on the campaign trails. it hasn't had much of an impact on his base. women who dislike him are not going to dislike him any less. women who like

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. >> little nia was about that size 19 years ago today. >> i cannot believe it. >> i did post a picture have my facebook page. new she's taller then i am. it is incredible as time has flown good quincy says savior every moment because 19 years go by that fast. >> happy mothers day. >> adorable. >> little baby. >> i think she's almost here, international soccer star, carli lloyd, of course, from delran, new jersey on our she today, live, she will be in the studio. plus, people with diabetes necessity that you have to stay clear of sugary drinks. >> sure. >> probably sweets and candy, but there is something you are eating that is probably worse for your health, surprising thing you have to cut out of your diet. >> i have to tell you too a lot of people think this food product is really healthy for you. no, no, no. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall

to those of you that may still be here or working this in places like the fbi, nia, cia and local law enforcement, keep up the good work. it's more important than the appreciation. and then what's kak kading casc how i believe that they affect the homeland security. the two biggest one is data and the things. now, the two orders to exaggerate it, i would say that big data will help us in the homeland security mission, but i think in contrast, the internet of things will overall hurt us us. they will make the jobs more difficult to protect the citizen. let me talk first ability tout data. much of the law enforcement business maybe what is called big data. processing large data sets you including capture and creation and then query is a few of the words that appear in the definition of big data. we have been trying to supplement to strengthen that with connected databases and then we have attempted to find and track the traces of the criminals and then potential terrorists lead in the world and identifying them and stopping them better they can launch their attacks. the better that they