obama actuall do? he was agastst the war in iraq. but his sitary people warned agaiainst a hasty withdrawal. >> it was really imptatanthahat we try to maintainin a military esesence there in order to make sure that the gas s that had been achieved d with a lot of bloobyby the united states, as well airaqis, that tho g gains could be maintntained. >> leon panetttta was president obama's sesecretary of defense frfrom 2011 until 2013. >> that's why the pentonon supported maintainining a presee there. >> t k key to preserving an american military presen i in iraq was to negotiate a stay behind force. the president wowould have to te ththe lead. >> t the only chance we would ha had for an a agreement would ha beenen h i intensive involvemen personally, and that didn'n't happen. >> and so, on december 18th,h, 2011, the last cononvoy of u.s. troops p pulled out of iraq. while all that was happening, , the arab spring was sprereadadi througho the arab world. demonstrations a rts and civil wars of f people challengg their leaders. on january 2h, 2011,

bergdada bergda, a man the obama administration leled a p.o.w., was releed by the taliban in exan for five of their top leaders. the ceremony announcing sse was supposed tbe a celebration. >> this morng, callebob and jennyerahl and told them after neay fiveears in captivity their son bowe is coming home. >> what was your reaction en president obama hosted bergdahl's parentst the rose gard ceremony? >> i was pissed, aolutely. in my viewbergdahl should have never been label a p.o.b. >> did theen you served with consider him a soldier whoad be captured or a man who had deserted his platoon? >> we knew immediatelyhat day the circrcstances of the disappearance. he deserted thpost. we were mad hell about it but we didn'diminish the efforts to getim back. >>altz ordered to lead special forces teams to search for bergdahl. >> it was the number o priorityty ithentireheater of afghanist. and the taban immediately knew a they began feeding false formation into our informant networks to try to bait usnto am bushes. one of my specl rces teams went into anfghan compound and ouought bergdahl might be an the enti thihing rigged with explosives. byhe gr

s. obama and defense secretary ash carter are in saudi arabia today for talks with gulf ally. saudi arabia is also under increasing pressure from the oil crisis, as well as aee president will meet with leaders from the gulf council cooperation countries. maryland health officials holding a zika awareness town hall in baltimore. the maryland department of health and mental hygiene said it is important that its employees and general public remain well-informed on steps to try to minimize the chance of getting the infection. another strong aftershock overnight in ecuador. the death toll at 525. find moreexpect to bodies following saturday's massive earthquake. more stephanie ramos has on the race against time to find survivors. reporter: today, markings on front doors and gates represent how many bodies were found underneath the rubble. locals risking their safety going back to their now badly damaged homes, gathering including photographs like this one of a little boy's birthday party. that boy in the photo is this man. staring deeply at the aftermath of ecuador's strongest eart

alsokathlecatkathleen matthews and jamie rascon and two former obama aides. >>> d.c.'s professional soccer team gets would be stone step cs new home. city leaders will bring ground on the new stadium at buzzard point. the facility will be called d.c. united stadium for now. 20,000 seat stadium is expected to open by fall of 2018. >>> well, keep your calendar open because the caps are moving on. they're about to face another team from pennsylvania, the pittsburgh penguins, the caps took out the flyers yesterday 1-0 was the final score. the caps have had a lot of disappointing exits from the playoffs in the past but they say not this time. >> we're completely different team, we're not buying into any of the past history of what washington's playoffs. we're trying to write our own history. >> that's right. he didn't let any goals in yesterday. game seven would have been tomorrow, but the caps did not let it get the papers the white house says it will soon release. >>> and lo ♪ we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power

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barack obama weighing in on the u.k.'s position in europe. he believes the u.k. is better and stronger in the e.u. barack obama is still very much largely popular in the u.k. it's important to hear barack obama and why we should remain in the e.u. he provided the link to this telegraph article that barack obama himself wrote. he claims the european union doesn't moderate british influence. it magnifies it. not everyone though thinks barack obama should be commen d commenting on this particular issue. another very much in the forefront of the leave campaign is boar russ johnson, the mayor of london and the person who many believe will be the next leader of the u.k.'s conservative party, perhaps the next prime minister. he has shocked a great deal of people with an article he wrote for "the sun." he questioned whether the part ken yon president had an ancestral dislike of the british pire. it's a lengthy article but the comments have all of the attention and publicity. notefully from those in the campaign to stay in europe in the u.k. boar russ wants to be pm. nasty

. >>> and janet yellen going to the white house to meet with president obama about the u. s. s that president obama and janet yellen both think the economy is improving, and janet yellen recently said that the u. s. job market and housing recovery have lifted the economy close to full health, but adds there are risk, including the slump in the global economy. >>> and some good news if you plan to mail a letter today, the cost of the stamped actually went down over the weekend, and the cost of the first-class stamp is now $.47, down two cents from last week, and the drop in the postage comes due to a expiring surcharge put in place in 2014 to help the postal service reduce its lawsuit. and the commercial and other postal rates are also coming down. >>> working on a developing study at -- developing story out of san bruno, and the four street lighting and how that may have played a role in this deadly accident. >>> a missing two-year-old girl that is not been seen in a month, and the questions remain on the death of her mother. >>> looking at some big problems for the morning co

obama s whereas bernie sanders, these are all my people, hillary.you want them, you got to convince them you are on their team. >> i think she's just angry at bernie sanders for staying in because now she has to defend and talk about him and she doesn't want to focus on him right now. >> you talk about angry, heather nauert is checking her watch. she wanted to talk two minutes ago. okay. wrap it up. >> good morning, guys. i hope you are all off to a good day and i have a fox news alert to start out with at this hour. isis now targeting u.s. government employees with a new hit list featuring the names of 43 people linked to various u.s. government departments. officials say the hack doesn't appear to reveal any information that isn't already public. in the meantime, u.s. intelligence chief james clapper confirming fears about the terror group's presence across europe saying isis has active cells operating in u.k., germany, as well. >> sad news to bring you overnight. kid rock personal assistant was killed in an atv crash on the singer's property in n

obama to keep it 100. we're not little kids. you don't have to spell out s-e-x in front of us. 're sending troops over that might get (bleep), let us know. for more on the language games the obama administration is playing, please welcome senior pentagon official, energy -- major general grouper blueman. (applause) major, when the president commits these troops to syria, isn't he essentially going back on a promise? >> jordan: whoa, whoa, whoa, "committing troops to syria?" not sure i follow. >> larry: well, he's sending 250 u.s. soldiers into syria. >> jordan: no. i don't know why this is so confusing for everyone. let me be direct. the president isn't sending troops. he's initiating a non-combat expeditionary force to threat assess and empower solutions as they relate to observable benchmarks in the global struggle against violent extremism. (laughter) >> larry: can you do me a favor and just "say" that obama is sending our military into a war zone?! >> jordan: "war... zone?" not sure what that is, to be quite honest. do you mean an "unpacified hot-spot within a series of perp

people who believe institutions have failed them across the board, and not just the obama administration. congress,sn corporate america, wall street, they feel they have stagnant portrait coming apart. white, working-class america that feels like they are disengaged from their own country. trump represents not someone who is just a celebrity and will be there champion, he is just different. they want something different. charlie: because everything else that has been tried in their definition has not worked. bob: we ask why are they supporting trump over cruz, they say trump will go around the whole system. that's what they want, wholesale change. charlie: they believe he will negotiate with the chinese for a better deal. bob: and he will put up an impenetrable border wall with mexico. charlie: walls are going up in europe of one kind of another. walls are going up in terms of political campaigning here about what trump wants to do. it is a worrisome idea that we are walling herself and. ourself in.ing you also see the rise of the hard right in response. there is a connective tissue. it is connected

he and his union charge the obama administration has s.reeing illegal immigrants, thousands of them, instead of kicking them out of the country. the union, which backs donald trump, claims agents are under orders from the agency headquarters in washington to release illegals by not giving them what's called notice to appear summonses that should send them straight to a deportation judge. >> what happens now when they do not get an nta. >> what's worse he says those could include criminals because agents only have to rely only on their word that they have lived here for at least two years and have never been convicted. >> we don't know who we are releasing and we don't know what they're capable of. >> you can't find out if they have committed crimes in mexico? >> you can ask them but no one is going to tell. >> you if they murdered somebody in mexico? >> you can't find out murdered. you can't find out if they have molested minors. you can't find out if they have raped. >> they shouldn't be releasing anyone. that's what commissioner told con

. >>> mayor de blasio responds to news 4's questions about a federal president obama into campaign fund-raising activity ies >>> plus, it wasn't an explosion but it sure looked like one. >>> firefighterings s responded within seconds to a plane crash. how did they get there so fast? >>> it is the first major corruption issue involving his campaign fund-raising. >> mayor de blasio told me after today he won't be answering any questions on this topic because his campaign and administration did nothing wrong. sources say what federal investigators want to know now is whether two men who helped the mayor get elected thought they'd getomething in return. mayor de blasio says he barely edknew two cona-oversial fund-raisers. sources confirm the two realtors for allegedly offering money to top police officials including banks. banks' lawyer saiu nothing was improper. can you elaborate at all on how well you did know them and whether you had any impression that something wasn't quite right? >> i'm going to start by saying i'm happy to take questions today but i'm not going to be speaking about this afte

as he has for the last s years, president obama officially kicked off the race from the white house.e takes 65 wounded service members and vets 60 miles over three days. >>> it's a stunning sight. we are talking about hundreds of seals basking in the sun along the new england coast. but as don dahler reports, the seals are a sign of something else lurking in the water. >> reporter: a pilot flying over this island this week captured a stunning image. miles and miles of gray and harbor seals basking in the spring sun. it's not unusual to see seals here this time of year, but what is unusual is seeing this many from this perspective. why has the seal population increased the past few decades? >> they are exterminated from our water from the 1960 so you're seeing a recolonization. >> they are not huntedau >> that's correct. >> reporter: before 1972 when the marine mammal protection act went into effect, sightings of seals were not seen. biologist say the resurgent of seals here is likely one of the reasons there has been a rise in the number of sharks in these waters, looking for food. r

s. our next guest is not hay with president obama's fugee resettlement rob him.. welcome om kansas, republican governor. except in some were pled theory and refees coming to america. you are going to withdw from the progr? >> a long timearticipated. ev when i was in the sene, i chairethe cmittee. we cannot make sure th the security conrns -- i tried and tried and tried thth are just not having u on. a new paper traith these refugees.. yes, we are safe. we arekay guys. >> t thahas be very hard for ththem to pruce. any of them come from iled states. eris n not a paper trail. they are unreliable sources. five now in thunited s stes. peoplehat have cleared as refuge. charts with criminal oses in the ited state looked at in saying whawe have probm with this one. it soundlike you a moving a littlele b closer to donald trump'p's sition. no more pple. no more muslslimcoming in. i am not suggesting thatat you e a trump supporter. >> i d disagree with that. ththe department has identifieds state-sponsored terrorismsm. we will not take refugees. there is too high of a likel

set in 2008 and that campaign started with three super stars in the party, barack obama, hillary clinton and john edwa s edwards. that campaign between hillary clinton and barack obama was competitive all the way through. we've had very high turn out in most states. in the states that have big turn out, hillary clinton has tended to win those states. you have to remember every election is a contest and about choices. the choice in november is between the nominee and our party and either one of the republican candidates in the lead now, that choice will be very stark and very clear. the stakes will be high and that's when we'll see turn out go up. i think you have to keep building the party and sustain that into the off year election. i think that's what hillary clinton is committed to doing. >> thank you, joel. about that night ahead of us, polls close in a little over 20 minutes. we fit another break in here. we'll be back with our live coverage right after this. they found out who's been hacking into our network. who? guess. i don't know, some kids in a basement? you watch too many movies. who? a smal

s&p 500 and nasdaq closed higher. all three ended the week down 1%. president obama meeting with fed chair janet yellen this afternoon. they will talk about the economy and wall street reform. also on the table, talk about executive compensation for top financial executives and whether the big banks need to do more. i would like to be a fly on the

the obama's, the bidens, and john stewart. thay're all part of a u-s-o comedy show at andrews air force base >>> quite a lineup. obamas, bidens and john stewart part of a uso comedy show at andrews air force base next week. in honor of military appreciation month. the story on our website. get your lightsaber ready. led battle at st. james park in san jose. this saturday. cats in space. on our facebook page. back in a moment. tomorrow after all. =vo= >>> first of its kind flight out of silicon valley won't lift off tomorrow afterinaugur all. solar impulse was to take off. the weather in phoenix problematic. they hope to be the first to fly around the world using solar power. the plane made history across the pacific without a drop of fuel. the earliest they help to take off is potentially monday. >> remember upponch, the chihuaa running along the bay bridge. ponch was never claimed. he has a new home. the family wishes to remain anonymous. took him home today. rescuers from the chp were there to see him off. >> i couldn't be happier. what a happy endin

s. to me obama is a liberal. to some people he is a huge conservative. don't think trump is any of these things. trump is a guy who will dismantle the actual process. i'm not known for making clinical statements. i have never done this before. i have no track record of running my mouth politically. i probably won't do it again. this guy feels like he could chuck it all away and he is even saying he wants to. he wants to make it easier to sue somebody for writing something you didn't like. i shouldn't have said even what i said now. charlie rose: but you did. louis: i apologize. i don't mean it. not at all. charlie: the kids are older now. to they laugh at you we all left together. we left about life together. she is a very intelligent kid and curious and thoughtful. it is the greatest part of life. being with your kids, you have to be doing anything. you could be waiting in line at the grocery store and you are having a good time. charlie: have they seen horace and pete? daughter came to the taping it was good to have her there. they are bored by what i

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. >> the obama administration removed all restriction s s on women serving in ground units. >> ta canve as army ranges,s and green berets, and seals and paratroopers and all areas recently opened only to men. >> and instead of saying, if you are interested in that, this is the standard. >> and we spoke to someone who served two tours in iraq. >> if you meet the standards then you should be allowed to serve, that simple. >> the idea that men and women are interchangeable at that high of a level of the combat arms is utterly absurd. >> and this woman served in fallujah. >> the standards will be lowered either formally or informally, and there is no such thing as gender neutral. the sexes are not neutral. >> she contends that by lifting the comet bat restriction, the military is seeing the reality. >> women have been serving courageously in the military for a long time and we are have seen over a de-cade ago a woman in the national guard was awarded the silver star for the bravery in close quarters combat. >> a lot of the advocates for women in combat say that women have been fighting in

u-s supreme court tomorrow. >>> president obama's executive actions on immigration will reach the u.s. supreme court tomorrow. the president plans to offer millions of undocumented immigrants protection from being deported. they would be able to apply for deferred action status and also work permits. 26 and house republicans are challenging the plan. it is possible the supreme court could issue a 4-4 split decision following the death of justice scalia if that is the case the lower courts rule on the actions would stand which would block the president's reform. >> there should be nine. but there are eight. have to make a decision. do they want to build this country or build dreams. or support those that want to build walls. >> congressional hissic caucus remains optimistic the u.s. supreme court will rule on the right side of history and the constitution. >> this has been going on for two years. the case is finally reaching supreme score the after a long political battle started in 2014. >> one south bay teen aiminger tracking the supreme court hearing closely tomorrow. she worries ev

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obama. she would like a little graci s graciousness now, i think. >> thank you, ellis. >>> new details on the gruesome ohio massacre as investigators continue in their hunt for suspects and a possible motive. a coroner's report reveal the victims showed signs of a struggle before they were killed. the pike county medical examiner's office says the eight victims of the rhoden family were shot and one shot nine times and two had five bullet wounds and only one victim was shot once indicating they fought back against their kill er or killer. >>> more than 24 million people are at risk for severe weather today. residents in wichita, kansas, saw scattered lightning and hail and heavy rain. military planes at nearby mcconnell air force base were evacuated for caution. at kansas city's airport, hail came down and rain came down in sheets near st. louis causing flooding. more than 25,000 customers lost power in that region. to oklahoma, a powerful storm uprooted trees and tore the roofs off of homes. the storm in texas brought a steady stream of lightning and an apparent tornado that knocked over an

barack obama's approval rating is back at 50%. other. s by almost all voters of the adults in the room. majority of those voted to see in as a unified force. i'm not saying that to cast liberal or conservative bent here. is that something republicans should pay attention to as well as the improving economy, steadily gaining jobs, month in, month out. say what will you with quality of jobs and the middle of this, republicans raucous about who they hate the least. >> republican candidates are all over each other and focused on how to fight best among themselves and they're not looking at what is more important which is the broader economy and to your point, it may look good on the surface, but what's really going on? since barack obama took office, net incomes are down, net worth is down. the proportion of people owning homes is down. >> he's not running. you realize he's not running. >> i understand that. i'm just saying that, ben stein you're a good student of history. the approval rating of the president in office, even though he's not ru

s. to me obama is a liberal. to some people he is a huge arch conservative.don't think trump is any of these things. i think trump is a guy who will dismantle the actual process. i'm not known for making political statements. i have never done this before. i have no track record of running my mouth politically. i would probably not do it again. but i wrote this because this guy feels like he could chuck it all away and he is even saying he wants to. he wants to make it easier to sue somebody for writing something you didn't like. it is insane. but anyway, i shouldn't have said even what i said now. charlie rose: but you did. louis: i apologize. i don't mean it. not at all. no. charlie: let's talk about family for a moment. the kids are older now. do they laugh at you? louis: we all laugh together. we laugh about life together. the 10-year-old, is jovial. the daughter she is a very , intelligent kid and curious and thoughtful. it is the greatest part of life. talking with your kids. the thing about being with your kids, you don't have to be doing anything. you

s president obama there willent deliver the key float address at the ceremony.he announcement yesterday. the president will receive an honorary doctor sintllof law dee from howard. that commencement ceremony isem planned for saturday may seventh.seve >> that's exciting.>> t >> everyone will be there.e >> absolutely. >> people that weren'tpl planning to walk are now. n >> all of a sudden they are, a s yes. >> ahead at 5:30 police need your help finding a missing misi teen in the district.istr >>> plus what we know about a deadly stabbing that happened overnight in the southeast.outh >> what bryce harper did at nats park for the first timefor in his career. 5:27 right now. kehir >> ♪ >> ahead this morning an update on the maryland statee ma trooper hit during a chain c reaction crash on the beltway.rh >>> plus, terrifying momentser on board a metro train.ra >> the train came to a haltal and then it jerked forward and backwards several times overtimo the course of 12 or 15 o minutes. >> reporter: passengers stuck for an hour in a darktek tunnel. tunnel what metro s

president obama: i'm sure your s.a.t.'s were shabby. maybe if you need a recommendation from me, i'll help you out. >> thank you, sir. president obama: let's get a ood picture. what's your name? >> wendy. >> stephen. >> amaro. president obama: where are you from? >> new york city. president obama: where is that? >> manhattan. president obama: whoa. careful now. secret service might jump on you. i'm teasing. what year are you guys in school? >> i'm a junior. >> i'm alumni. a freshman in college. >> senior. president obama: so what do we have here? >> as students of new york city, we experience a problem with train delays. upon investigating the problem, we found that it is caused by the accumulation of trash and here's is a prototype of a semi-automatic vacuum cleaner. president obama: i heard about this. this is to take the trash out f the -- there you go. go ahead. i didn't mean to steal your thunder. >> it's all good. the his runs through stations and vacuum up all the trash for us. president obama: have we tested this yet? >> not yet.

our panel which includes the author of this book "buyer's remorse," how obama let progr s progressivesdown." bill sanders. also with me, political commentator van jones, former official in the obama white house. chief political analyst gloria borger. and political commentator charles blow, columnist with "the new york times." welcome. i know you're taking pictures before we're going live. >> absolutely. >> this is such a beautiful set. >> it is. >> beginning with still much talk about this whores's remark last night. this is the bernie sanders rally. this is when, you know, a surrogate came up and mentioned -- we don't know who he was referring to, members of congress, hillary clinton, some critics have pointed out. the issue is that about half an hour later, bernie sanders was speaking. i'm told by jeff zeleny, he wasn't even there, so he didn't hear the comment, but he didn't disavow the comment until 12 hours later. as a bernie sanders supporter, was 12 hours too long? >> first of all, the remark was absolutely outrage, unacceptable. >> whoever you're with? >> whoever the candidate,

obama. >>> and an incident at the white house had secret service officers s but jamie raskin is the only democrat for congress who's authored landmark progressive laws -- marriage equality, equal pay for women, green maryland act, assault weapons ban, and more. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. >>> dozens of pro-pot protesters lit up in house this afternoon to push president obama to reform marijuana laws. it's one of the most read stories on our app. they raised a huge inflatable joint while carrying small amounts of pot is legal in d.c. smoking it in public is not. >> it's time to change these unjust laws. so mr. president, we beg you, we implore you, do something before you leave office. >> no arrests were reported from the afternoon protests. >>> another white house fence jumper last night. this is a live look at the white house right now. the secret service who made the arrest, says the individual threw a backpack and jumped the north fence. officers swept the area and found nothing out of the ordinary. >>> ge

he's just committed to a reasonable government in syria a s he defines it. president obamad that's where there's a potential overlap in interests. now, the challenges is that he's not the only person making the decisions. assad himself has something to say and the iranians have some thing to say about it. charlie: dothe iranians interest in syria and the russians differ? president obama: they do not perfectly overlap. concernedans are about maintaining their connection to hezbollah in syria . they see it as a vital mechanism whereby hezbollah maintains its influence in lebanon. the russians share, as much of a concern about isil and other organizations because they have got a whole lot of muslims in russia who get radicalized and maybe traveling back and four through syria. so, there is the potential for a convergence of interests. but it has not yet been realized. the other thing we talked about is ukraine. that are the two areas have put enormous strain on u.s.-russia relations. what i sent it putin before and i will continue to say to him, is that we cannot ratify russia

president obama nominated him to be the v.a.'s inspector general in october.kers have long sought a permanent inspector general to provide timely decision on benefits. the sweltering heat that has gripped india for three weeks has killed more than 160 people. temperatures are as high as 113 degrees in some parts with relief from monsoon rains likely weeks away. india is also dealing with severe water shortages and drought affecting more than 300 million people, about one quarter of the country's population. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 and lists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. let's get a recap of today's market action. when you look at equities, at one point, the s&p 500 was at its best levels since july. that rally faded in the afternoon. sinceat its best level december but nothing like the gains we saw earlier. --: a big day for oil today it might come as a surprise because of the kuwait strike. some industry data and production data. balanceback into despite the failure of the talks. one thing i was looking at was the high

party and the ones up there in the top, you can see that it's a set-up because president barack obama apologized sand put her in the office and now the democratic party chose her. because -- would have been the best candidates for president as woman. so there's a lot of things going on that i'm not happy with this situation but i can accept it because the african-american people, they didn't really -- they're not looking at the whole picture. you say you don't want to go back but you want to go forward. well, how are you going forward with the clintons? and the way the press treated bernie sanders, every time they had a contest, he would always go first. every time they always had a debates they would always put him first and she would go last. she did the same thing with president barack obama. when he was run for president, he went first and she complained about it and then they put president barack obama -- but on this campaign, if you go back and look at any of the shows, bernie sanders was always first and she always got the last comment. steve: thanks for the call, from collins, mississippi.

s first days? >> guest: we heard earlier michele obama reached out to get data on being a good first lady. there is a lot of stuff that is oral tradition and you have to learn it from somebody and sandra day o'connor taught a lot of to ruth bader ginsburg. she went to her chambers and explained how to do the lighting so it would be a softer and more pleasant environment to work in. and the etiquette of arguments. there were many unspoken ways in which o'connor helped ginsburg to be a success because o'connor wanted ginsburg to be a success. >> guest: is ruth bader ginsburg going to miss her buddy? >> guest: she misses her so much. someone asked gins how sneelt in 2006 and she said lonely. she really missed sandra day o'connor in a thousand ways. here is a really cool way o'connor was of enormous value to ginsburg. she was senior by the time that -- by the end of her term she was very seen knior and the think in order of seniority. so by 1993 when ginsburg came on, o'connor was very senior. she spoke, i think, third. and she was a swing vote. once she would talk for the woman plaintiff gins

prince rose to international fame in the early 80's thanks to albums like "purple rain." president obamace a virtuoso instrumentalist and an electrifying performer. we look back at his life. ♪ rain"]e prince, playing guitar , posturingendrix like a rolling stone. the man from minnesota was the king of funk rock 'n roll. the prolific, innovative, influential popstar died at his home today. has shocked and surprised fans the world over. >> i could not believe it. i did not believe it. he was just here saturday. he was fine. reporter: fellow artists also expressed their sadness. missed my brother," says film director spike lee. "i am crushed, what a genius," from samuel l jackson. "a true artist in every sense of the word," coming from quincy jones. and president obama said, "prince did it all. he was a virtuoso instrumentalist, and nobody spirit was stronger, boulder, or more creative." >> when you look at where he was, and what he did at the time that he did it, you look at popular music today, and it would be a much more boring place if it was not for prince. the young boy showed a prodi

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s. special forces soldiers already in syria. president obama says the troops will help to continue the momentum for the fight against isis. >> they are doing everything in their power to strike our cities and kill our citizens, and we need to do everything in our power to stop them, including closing the gaps so that they cannot pull off terror attacks like those in paris and brussels. >> the chancellor of germany is going to help in the fight against isis. >>> killing dozens of people living widespread damage over the past 3.-- past three days in syria, targeting the neighborhoods, and emergency workers are scrambling to get to the injured. the syrian government has restricted travel to the area. >>> the hunger strike to protest the police shootings in its fifth day. a small group of people camping out in front in the police station in the mission area, and the hunger strike will continue until the police chief is fired or the mayor ed lee resigns, and this is in response to the recent police shootings, including the killing of mario woods. >>

president obama's final speech at the white house correspondent 's dinner is april 30. shington every year and the dinner includes a guest celebritiesng major , remarks by president obama, in this year's featured comedian, larry wilmore. democratic presidential candidate, bernie sanders, holds a rally in brooklyn this afternoon. campaigning with him is danny devito and justin long. new york holds it primary on tuesday. ohio congressman jim jordan, chair of the freedom caucus, talks about the role of the caucus in blocking republican leaders from meeting the april 15 budget deadline and the conservative approach to spending and other legislation they support. that's "newsmakers" this afternoon on c-span. >> the obama administration's immigration policy goes before the supreme court tomorrow. justices will hear oral argument on president obama's executive action that would allow some undocumented immigrants to stay in the u.s. we'll have cameras at the court to get reaction tomorrow on c-span two. this morning, we talked with a reporter who is following the case for about

obama: unfortunately, john mccain couldn't make it. recently he claimed that he had never identified himself as a maverick, and we all know what s in arizona when you don't have id. audios. -- adios! [laughter] [applause] pres. obama: look, i feel for john. we were on the road together, obviously had a hard-fought battle. you learn of the national level, politics is an easy. at the national level, politics is not easy. my share of had disappointments. for example, i had my heart on the nobel prize for physics. [laughter] hey. obama: but, you can't win them all. [laughter] pres. obama: as some of you heard, the state of hawaii released my official long-form birth certificate. hopefully this puts all doubts to rest. but just in case there are any tonight iquestions, am prepared to go a step further. inight, for the first time, am releasing my official earth video -- birth video. [laughter] pres. obama: now, i warned you, no one has seen this footage in 50 years, not even me. but let's take a look. ♪ life" from the lion king plays] >> ♪ it's the circle of life and it moves us all through this -- ♪ [beeping] [laughter] [applause] pres. obama:

we go live to president obama speaking about tax inversion's. s> as i travel around the country, what always stands out is the fact that the overwhelming majority of folks work hard and play by the rules. and they deserve to see their hard work rewarded. they also deserve to know that big corporations aren't playing by a different set of rules. that the wealthiest among us aren't able to gain -- game the system. that's why i've been pushing for years to eliminate some of the injustices and our tax system so i am very pleased that the treasury department has taken new action to prevent corporations from taking advantage of one of the most insidious tax loopholes out country justg the to get out of paying their taxes. it's got some attention in the business press yesterday but i wanted to make sure that we highlighted the importance of the treasury's action and why it did what it did. this directly goes at what's called corporate inversions. they are not new. terms,put in layman's it's when big corporations acquire small company and then change thei

s about to get a new national monument. why president obama is choosing tomorrow for the declaration. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, a 21-year-old man facing charges after police tell us he tried to take a loaded semiautomatic rifle into a baby hour in waldorf. police say rogerio nowlin got into an argument and left to grab an ar-15. guests saw him walking back to the baby shower with the rifle. they locked the doors. someone on the street saw him in the street with a gun and flagged down a nearby police officer to help. >> he tried to hide behind a vehicle. the officer was able to call him out. the weapon was eventually recovered. >> investigators also say that gun was loaded with 27 rounds in it. a check also revealed the gun was reported stolen in north carolina. >>> well, this is a story that adam tuss brought to you first on 4. should two metro renamed to better reflect the landmarks that are near them? that's what metro will consider at a meeting on thursday. this proposal calls for the smithsonian station to add national mall to its name for

. >>> first lady michelle obama visited newark to teach kids about healthy food choices. cbs 2's vanessa murdoch reports. >> reporter: a big hug, some laughs shared, the fact that first lady michelle obama visited phillips academy is a really big deal. how are you feeling right now. a little excited. >> reporter: just a little? >> a lot excited. >> i was really surprised because i didn't think that somebody as big as michelle obama would come here and actually, like, come just to >> reporter: the first lady made the charter school a destination to highlight the benefits of diverse gardens. they have that and more here. students showed off their rooftop garden, planted some seeds, explained their aero farm indoor garden. they saved her a seat at the table and served her smoothies, quinoa bars and fresh veggies. >> we are going to have a real experience! >> reporter: these students are planting of the seeds to make healthy living possible. through their co-curriculum ecospaces. so many of what's >> my favorite part about going to school is the art school, it cares about what we eat