oft, the 1988 campaign democratic candidate gary hart. we begin with the former colorado center -- senator announcing his campaign and a speech in denver. a close second to walter mondale for the race for the 1984 democratic nomination and was considered by many observers to be the front runner going into 1988. but within weeks of this announcement senator hart face allegations of a next her marital affair which led him to withdraw from the race. massachusetts governor michael dukakis won the nomination but lost decidedly to vice president george h.w. bush in a general election. ♪ senator hart: thank you very much. ♪ senator hart: thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. welcome the colorado. if you don't like the weather, it will change in a few minutes. [laughter] i want to say thanks to my good friends tim wirth and frederico pena and all the elected officials and leaders of our community and state on this platform. i want to take this opportunity to introduce the best daughter anyone ever had, andrea hart. [applause] i was

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is one ofts say that the most challenging runways to hit in the entire world because of that. new details and the alledge road rage murder case of nfl star will smith. he was shot eight times in his back. still in question, what exactly triggered the pilot -- the violence after the collision between cars in new orleans. cardell hayes is charged with murder. he is not entered a plea. smith's wife was also shot and she is recovering in the hospital. >> the killer, we have evidence, showed no remorse whatsoever and he actually stood over will smith' wife crawled away. leon: will smith was part of the super bowl-winning new orleans saints in 2010. is the ringo starr latest entertainer to back out of north carolina over the controversial law, canceling a june concert in protest. he says that he and his stand that he had his fans must take a stand against hatred. critics say that the law discriminates against transgender individuals. bruce springsteen also canceled a concert and several companies are threatening to exit the state altogether. question stunted override sharing compani

some spots on sunday, and sea breeze kicks in on monday and the cooling hit the coast and it will take oftus on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday but, still, above average to the low-to-mid 70s. >> new this morning, texting will not becoming to an amc theater. a major about face after so many of you virtually threw popcorn at the screen when you heard of the idea. here is the tweet "amc will fought have texting because so many of you hate the idea." yesterday the c.e.o. said he was contemplate the rules. no more. >> newsweek magazine is turning its focus to the >> guest: -- the golden state with the governor the savior, how jerry brown saved california, including the economy and work on climate change. the 78-year-old would have been a great presidential candidate if he were younger. >> when you are a kid everything a big deal especially with a little brother or sister on way. all the adorable reaction when the two sisters found out the gender of their new sibling. and >> coming up at 4:00, the big bell favor. forget the sounds of the history coming from berkeley this weekend, and a second

clinton: in the state that per capita oft crimes involving guns, most of those guns come from vermont. behind to cruz is donald trump and john kasich in the polls in new york, so he is choosing to spend his time today is equal payday. it represents how many extra to earnen must work what men earned during the year. pelosi,t obama, nancy and others are speaking at an event in d.c. on average, women only make 79% as much as men. the equality is worse for minority women. in michigan, officials are making some progress reducing the lead levels. a team from for junior attack held a press conference to announce its findings. student -- from virginia tech held a press conference to announce its findings. torovements have been made the water system, but drains still need to be flushed. arkansas, to thousands down south are cleaning up after severe storms last night, including a major hailstorm in texas. a tv cameraman took this video of the storm outside his home. look at that. the hail shattered windows, damaged cars. there is so much hail on the ground in some areas, it even looks like snow

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oft are americans making this leicester city phenomenon?credible story that has captivated the u.k. for weeks now. they are on top of the premier league and within sight of the first league title in 130 years. last year they were bought up and a few years ago they were in the third division. incredible underdog tale. 5000-1 lasthe arts summer that they just weren't the arts 5000-1 last summer that they would win? tom: yes, meaning that the arts were hired that hugh hefner would declare he was a virgin. katty: [laughter] people around washington, who are sports fans -- can they say mr. city -- leister city? lei-kes-ter is the first attempt. katty: kind of like kansas. tom: that is the thing that is lost in translation. having this david and goliath story doesn't happen. katty: why not? tom: there is in the promotion that you get in the english league so you don't get these clubs coming from relative obscurity and going with the big boys. there is a more level playing field, in the nfl, for instance. there is lots more winners of the super bo

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recently i sat down with him for "cbs sunday morning" and asked him what he could expect given his oft-stated admiration of president obama. the president means a lot to you on a personal level. >> yes. >> axelrod: so much that you're not going to zing? >> oh, no, one has nothing to do with another. i have been making fun might have parent for years. are you kidding me in don't get close to me, jim. the jokes will start flying. >> axelrod: we will have full coverage of the white house correspondents' dinner throughout the evening on cbs "n," and cbsnews.com. still ahead, they're just boy scouts and girl scouts, regardless of their paight faith. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems,

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hundreds oft millions of dollars from wisconsin's colleges and universities. they rolled back financial aid. they even blocked a proposal to help people refinance their student debt. instead of investing in higher education they are gutting it. this is so wrong. it has to stop. a world-class education should be the birthright of every child. reserved forge those who can afford it. agreer sanders and i both that we want to help more young people get a quality education. but we have different ideas about how to do it. under my plan you won't have to borrow in time for tuition at any public college. you'll be able to refinance existing debt and affordable interest rates. we will work with states and schools to control costs and provide incentives for greater public investment in higher education over time. opponent is counting on governor walker and the legislature to come up with $300 million in new funding for higher education. ironic because that is how much governor walker wanted to cut last year. he ended up cutting $250 million. if you're free college plan

oreas the land ofte vallmilk and honey.wn back when milk and honey were real popular. ♪ ( cheers andlause ) >> trevor: welcome back. my guest tonight is a comedian and the star of nbc's "the carmichael show." >> maxine, just face it. talent is more important than morals. >> more important, according to who? >> according to you, the same woman, who despite many accusations continues to listen to michael jackson. >> if she listens to michael jackson, i can go see bill cosby. >> come ogive me a break. everybody listens to michael jackson. >> and that's my point. everyone should listen to michael jackson. even his victims should listen to his music. they probably need it more than we do. they've been through a lot. >> trevor: please welcome jerrod carmichael. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> hey, you guys. >> trevor: oh, man. that is the most controversial clip ever. welcome to the show, man. >> i figured i'd play something welcoming. >> trevor: i don't know if that was welcoming. i mean, it was-- but, really, welcome to the show. thank you for being here. >> i'm happy to be here. >> trevo

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sense oft's get a what's going on market wise. hong kong was higher.lower forare opening shanghai in the first few minutes of trading. we did have chinese companies listed in hong kong entering a bull market, extending gains from february 12 lows by 20%. still, a tepid start to the quarter regionally. losses from tokyo, nikkei 225 down over 2%. were not seeing much of an upside boost when it comes to the better than expected print out of the china pmi numbers coming through. by 2/10 of 1%.wn the aussie dollar getting a leg up after that data. a quick look at some of the movers we are tracking today. for agbank. upside quite a bit of movement in the listings for the agricultural bank of china. revenuesu, and gaming coming through, extending losses in the hong kong simitian -- session. up one commercial about looking to take it private. i look at the reaction in terms of the fx space. the aussie dollar putting on 5.5% today. leg up comingthat through from the china pmi numbers. we had that non-manufacturing services number come through, we did see that s

one of the reasons they have oft their way, a number reasons, but primarily because they have moved awaynd forgotten how to innovate. they have not focused their attention on that type of work. that's going to be critical for them getting back to that. with theat will happen foxconn relationship and help them to do. rishaad: too many japanese brands in this consumer electronics space? everybody gets labeled as effectively the same. of japanese a lot brands, and one of the issues they face is the way that japanese society works. they have not been looking enough at the external world and different technologies and how they might appeal to new emerging consumers. rishaad: thank you. we have to move to what is going on in india. another city getting a new name. reaction to it has not exactly been positive. not the response you want. delhion the outskirts of and will now officially be named. the meaning is not change, but the state government chose to revert to the full version of ,he name from ancient sanskrit which is said to have been distorted over time. residents mock it as pointless an

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some people that have been charged scandal.y in the fifa credit suisse, hsbc according to of tens ofts set thousands of shell companies on behalf of clients. it is a fight against corporate inversions. pfizer and allergan terminated a $160 billion merger, ending what would have in the largest health care acquisition. is this the end of pfizer's is it allroad, or versions on the table? in the first case, there is no question the u.s. government went after riser allergan specifically. to allegations were written specifically target pfizer allergan. it is clear that if they try to do it again there will be a similar response inasmuch as the white house hosts its current occupant. in the future, who knows. if this is the end of an virgin's generally, we will see. a lot is riding on the political process in the u.s. and if congress can remove the incentive in the future. >> i think the administration was focused on riser, not our again. the rules were to stop the inversion. we have a competitive advantage in that they built a wall around the u.s. to lock u.s. companies into being less compe

he received a silver star as oft of his actions in april 1964. learned a few things by serving in the marines and meeting many great vietnam vets. i thank you for your service, on behalf of the people of south vietnam. i also learned that if i had a son, i would never name him victor charles. [laughter] thank you very much. [applause] >> that was very, very interesting. we have some questions. in the first is about the role the united states played in vietnam. do you think the united states was right to go to war in vietnam? >> yes i do. 20/20, buts always if you look at what was going on after world war ii, the chinese had gone communist, and had a tight to korea. o korea. the fact that we were the only superpower after world war ii, all plays into the fact. evolved,ics of the war and east-west confrontation into an insurgency, into a full-blown war, and a last-minute evacuation. but by the late 50's and early 60's, i think we did the right thing by intervening in vietnam. the earlyieve that intervention with advisers probably961 and 1965 should

the governing coalition, so they are down to 153 out of the 300, and the package on the table is not ofthe 5.4 billion euros austerity measures, but the extra set of contingent measures they have to pass. that is a problem for him. the difference with last year is that the government seem more determined to remain in power what ever the costs. the feeling is that they are going to try to get this through parliament. the question is whether a few mps decide that it is too much or there will be too much of a reaction and local constituencies, or if it does pass, if they can survive after that. greekt: we have seen the bond spread come in a little bit here. what is the next event on the calendar that matters for investors? resume and athens in the days to calm, and there is the possibility that we will have a new group next week if there is an agreement to flush out the discussion on debt relief, so there will be developments next week. there are questions though about whether greece and its lenders can get the deal done quickly enough. scarlet: thank you so much for joining us from athens.

oft appears to be the crux the condition, that they have to allow competition from ice cream -- onlineng services so there will not be a blockage, time warner shares up by nearly 3%. privately held so we cannot see how the shares are performing at this point. >> charter is such a big story in the debt markets. it is more than 1% of $1.4 trillion u.s. high yield bond market. cable have almost 65 billion dollars debt. it will be interesting to see how they finance the acquisition, whether it makes them less credit worthy. as youof the advantages get the money coming in every month. thank you very much. fitness is a major market mystically and globally. people are spending more time and money than ever before to get in shape. lisa: wrote a book all about the rise for mind, body, and big money. china's now is the capital managing partner and founder who bought and sold the iron man franchise. how much bigger can the industry get? have we peaked? >> i do not think we are anywhere close to a peak. the market is getting more etiquette -- more educated. people five years ago who-up with an eve

the end ofts think earnings season will be the end of the badness, and we will only get better.resting to see the dollar and energy effects. speaking of commodities and the global economy, i am looking at a couple of measures that are not great proxies for the global economy but are sometimes used in this way. and the baltic index. iron or delivered to china is surging again. it is bouncing back pretty nicely. the baltic dry index, which whiches shipping costs, usually only people talk about when it is going down for some , has been on a really nice surge. highest level since early december. to whatever extent this might be a signal of the economy, well, they are going in the right direction right now. that we areove talking about it as it goes up. up, our banks failing the economy? belook at why banks should answering to consumers rather than shareholders. ♪ valley: breaking news on and pharmaceuticals. the shares are dropping in after hours trading. center bridge, the biggest bond investor, said valiant intends to call a default. this is according to dow jones-cnbc reporting.

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line oft only is very credit that did not get cut, but it got access to $2.5 billion in first lane loanschesapeake have to do to get this kind of --? cash? kind of >> the company said they are unwinding that credit line, it itld take a lot of gold -- would take collateral they pledged and move it to support this current credit line. so the access was cut from $4 billion to $3 billion until this collateral that can get us back up to $4 billion. they can also issue another $2.5 billion of additional personal debt. alix: this is part of a larger issue we have been waiting for a dropsy default as -- bankruptcy default as banks go to oil and gas companies. this shows banks do not want that to happen. spencer: the banks do not want to be the bad guy, and they recover money from the process. if you throw money into bankruptcy, you lose control. of jobore news today cuts, this time at nomura. it is said to be existing european equity operations. citigroup will cut staff in london as it seeks the true cost. let's start with nomura. does it seem it is closing down as european equity operations? >>

oft new solution, instead costing well over $1 billion, is going to cost $200 million, so all customerst because there is less capital being spent. it will also save all customers money because it will be less peak power purchase and the power is always the most extensive, and it will be cleaner. itknow this will work and will be replicated more broadly whenever utilities are going to commit capital. , ity: on a larger scale looks like we have lost the signal. nope? we have you. ok, richard, for a moment we lost the signal to you. nothing happened to you but it happened on our side. based on that, you mentioned the solar. i know solar has been growing by leaps and bounds in popularity in new york state. are you going to look towards other renewables, though, outside of the solar and wind, or are you going to really focus on those apple -- those as the path forward? it is theell, i think question of building an energy system that has the cost and reliability benefits of the traditional central station production and destination system with the innovation and flex ability of distributed s

oft's taking pressure off china and emerging markets and has gotten us this rather strong performance, with the idiosyncratic issues of chinese being an outlier. carol: and don't know how much visibility you have when you look at the second half, but when we tend to go into a year, it is soft in the first, and in the first, and then thing start pick up momentum. do you anticipate that plays out again that way this year? feeln: one thing i would more comfortable in, and you can't be as bullish in the trough of a downturn, you can't be as bullish as we were in 2013, all of these caveats. but the idea that this was going to be a her rent is year, going in the two -- going into the -- et place, we're going to see a massive profit drop. look at the actual results. what that tells me is right in the second quarter of the year, the spring quarter of the year, you are going to see in the u.s. agree market a modest resumption of equity growth. these legs we had with energy are going to be slipping away. right here in the first half of the year, we are not as bad as people thought. arrow bank b

a lot oft experience of that. we will be fine. mark: have you been giving input on the convention?we have been getting updates. we're waiting. mark: till you go over. as sayingwas quoted that the rnc does not enough -- have enough showmen. barry: we are not like the democrats who have people with a lot of entertainment experience. mark: clint eastwood? barry: we could bring out "god bless the usa" back out one more time. the chair -- john: barry bennett. i am looking forward to that dunk tank. don't.you go in if i john: you can also listen to us on the radio at bloomberg 99.1 f.m. we will be right back. ♪ mark: next week we will be laser focused on some big primaries, maryland and connecticut. we will see if donald trump and hillary clinton can lock this up soon. in this election, anything can happen. lots of great guests, starting monday on "with all due respect" thanks for watching. sayonara. ♪ narrator: the contemporary art world is vibrant and booming as never before. a global industry in its own right. brilliant ideas look for the artists at the heart of this. they have a uniq

landed is because he had a life threatening overdose and that there was, it was so dire and the result ofty powerful open yacht pain killer so dire that emt's had to administer the same shot at the airport, they couldn't wait to get to the hospital. so this was a very seriousus emergency. i know its something that somet authorities in minnesota want tt look at.lo i will tell tooted thing, sarah and lauren, beyond what happenee there, he had gone to wall greens four times since comingsi back from that trip in the days preceding his death and he wass 7:30 the night before he died at night and paving and agitated ai waiting for a prescription to p come out. out so, again these are building blocks we know authorities in minnesota want to find out about. >> wow. its unfortunate. we know its such a problem in this country the prescription pain killers are very very addictive. what else is it that you are finding out about the investigation, what sells have you guys uncovered? >> well, i will tell you thisu t that in the news conference somebody asked if they gave him that that same drug when the

oft increases the likelihood an ipo for the business.ncerted millrose have -- what concern did millrose have? the lack of data. the offering they are -- deadline has been pushed back to april 18. company sayinghe the unit can fetch as much as 5 billion euros. coming back to its happening in greece, bond deals arising today right across the curve. officials once again meeting in athens to hammer out a bailout deal. we have european officials theng greece could face threat of being pushed into default or being pushed out of the euro area, rewind 2015. we had christine lagarde saying the imf is a good distance away from an agreement that would allow for an additional loan degree. when i wanted to show you, betty, was greece going back to 2009. this is the 10 year yield. we have an inverted yield curve, by the way. the two-year yield is higher than the 10 year yield, showing us investors are worried about greece's ability to pay its short-term debt, more worried than they are about long-term inflation. the yield today on the 10 year is 8.94%

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the parts oft of europe that do not work for us. out of the euro, out of euros m. out of passport borders. permanently and legally protected from ever being part of a closer union. >> finished on personal note. i believe choice is being an even greater britain and cider reforms eu or a great leap into the unknown. challenges facing west today are genuinely threatening. used andputin in the extremism to the south. in my view this is no time to divide the west. i am not standing for reelection. i have no other agenda, i have no other agenda than what is best for our country. i'm standing here telling you what i think. my responsibility is prime minister is to speak plainly about what i believe is right for country. that is what i will do every day for the next four months. i commend the state to add -- changes do nothing to address real challenges of low paid. undercutting of wages. industry pay agreements. would not put a penny in pockets of workers. nor stopping grotesque is quotation of many migrant workers. >> scotland is a european nation. we will campaign posit

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