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pel tell me, how is donald trump going over there?ally his appeal at his rallies, able to arouse the crowd. is that working there? >> he has good rallies, and he is using his trademark issues. the problem i think the debate has shifted away from his issues to a referendum on donald trump, is he the most suitable, the most electable candidate for president? the ground has shifted and the ground in wisconsin isn't favorable to him. >> is that why -- i mean ted cruz has been saying this for several weeks on the campaign trail, that he's the one to beat hillary clinton. is that resonating with the folks there in wisconsin and elsewhere? >> there is support for cruz but it's more reaction against trump. he made a fatal mistake, i think. he went into wisconsin, the republican governor, scott walker, who ran for president but dropped out, has an 84% approval rating amongst republicans. trump attacked him and attacked him for not raising taxes in wisconsin. which is a tubl no-no. >> he attacked him because on march 29th, of course the governo

is said to hold a special session this tuesday to decide if fireworks should be banned at testimony pels. more than 100 people were killed in the southern astate of india on sunday. more than 300 others were injured. our correspondent spoke to some of the victims. >> reporter: this ward was set up for those that were injured in the fire display. many of the patients had for years been taking part in the local temple celebrations to mark the hindu new year. >> translation: i will never forget the blast. the smoke, the darkness. its sound and the chaos. i saw it all and i will never forget it. >> reporter: like many others here it was followed by hours of anguish for his family. some of the people here wouldn't even near the temple. they were watching the fireworks from a kilometer away but were still hit by flying concrete from the explosion >> translation: i think the fireworks should be stopped. this happened here and who knows where else it could happen again. so it should be banned. there are many other ways to celebrate. >> reporter: the blast area around the temple has now been cord

a stuingrenin e oaandill pel >>> a disturbing trend in the oakland hills. people seem to be dumping dogs and in some cases leaving their pets for dead. we are at the east bay spca. pete, what's the story there? >> reporter: well, you know what, two dogs from that skyline area were brought here to the east bay spca just yesterday and that oakland woman i spoke to who lives in the hills tells me she's working hard to make sure the dogs get here safely. katrina has rescued her fair share of dogs in the oakland hills. the latest one is barlow, a visible injury on his left foot not slowing him down. >> so barlow was hit by a car two days ago after being dumped, and i'm not sure what's going to happen with him. >> reporter: in the past six years, katrina has rescued 25 dogs, 5 of them in the past three weeks. she takes them to shelters around the bay area. the grassy oakland hills have become a dumping ground of sorts when it comes to dogs. and the consequences could be fatal. >> we have a pack of coyotes, an active mama mountain lion. >> these dogs and cats are

. >> i don't think the presence pel has changed, he is realizes he needs to show versatility.e whole way. the most conservative didn't work from the south. he has to try something new. job security, freedom, trying to broaden it out. here he is, going into the blue collar states, we may not bring car manufacturing back to michigan, can we bring high industry stuff, can we have that vision, contrast with donald trump, who just want wants to bring gm back from mexico. in terms of being an outsider, donald trump tends to get those. >> ted cruz was the outsider, he was the guy that -- donald trump came n and blew up that imagine because she is more of an outsider. when you look at the truth that ted cruz is completely meshing himself in the party establishment. in the local party apparatuses. he looks like the ultimate insider. >> you know what i found remarkable, politicians try to identify with someone else to try to get some of their aura. >> he wrapped himself in ronald reagan and john f. kennedy. he said, on -- john f. kennedy was not an outsider, ronald reagan was not an out

fact that it's like every fabric, the fabric of the stars stars and stripes hass and -- made in put pelar you can't understand the making of the united states without taking into account the south/north history of the making in which spanish speaking people, the hispanics, were the effective force, not just the vanguard. themakers of the entire story ot the history of the make offering the united states. >> i'd like to ask lalo a question. you have been documenting the political and culture landscapes through your illustrations and i wonder if you comment on race relations in the united states recently, have they improved as our country has become more diverse? have things been stable or a situation has gotten worse. >> oh, they're great. [laughter] do you >> you want to read my hate mail? before the internet i used to get hate mail from white supremacists and they would actually -- this is -- remember mailing letters, why actually mail them, and i swear they would write practically in crayon, always misspelled but always conveyed the message that i didn't belong and i should go back to

. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion yes or no aspirins pel. >> the answer is that thereoeáwoman. >> that i don't know. >> why notchqj i don't know. >> you take positi:÷ on everything elseb i do take position on everything elsejc gets her pregnant. s responsiblq or not responsible for a ortio abortion. >> it hasn'tk it hasn't/ . . >>reporñ .'h but trump abouts face swift reversing himselfs actually victimus that it issx really the doctors who]w should be punished.<ñ the backlash fiezcs from hillary clinton. >> donald trump is showing us exactly who he is and we should believe him. >>reporter: to anti-abortion groups an his republican riva rivals. >> being pro life is not only about defending unborn children also about defending the mothe mother. >>reporter: ohio governor kasich on gma asked about his recent comment that trump is not ready for the oval office. >> do you know what it which is donaldment just a stream of consciousness but rainy we are dealing in such a serious time. you can't operate like this. going to be president of the united states. people around the w

. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion yes or no aspirins pel. >> the answer is that there has>>reporter: for the woman. >> yes some form. >>reporter: now trump is delivering÷ a message like only trump can. >> can be that i misspoke but this was a long convoluted subject we talked about catholicism and his religion. >>reporter: but it all threatens to send trump poll numbers among women even lower. nearly 3 out of 4 female voters have unfavorable opinion of him and for republican women that number up 25 point in just a matter of months. and tonight in a new radio ad he's begging the voters of wisconsin to give him a chance. >> i just wanted to talk to the people of wisconsin because there's so much misinformation that's being put out there about me. >>reporter: trump opponent loving the chaos. >> no doubt that donald trump is the kim kardashian presidential candidate. he sits on twitter and makes a lot of noise but he has no solution to fixing the problem. >>reporter: trump has another big problem on his hands. poll show he's one of the least popular presidential candidates on

the casket of lieutenant john ulmschneider is carried from the wooden chap pel to the -- chapel to the fire truck he rode on hu his wife dawn and little girl abigail walk behind. during the funeral mass at the country church where he and his wife were members there are words from the governor and the county executive. his friends say he was somebody worth knowing. >> absolutely the hardest working young man. farm boy style mentality. >> doubleday and ulmschneider became buddies years ago. >> i won't call him "john." he's "skillet." brad: he had to try to make sense of the death. >> we would have done the same thing he did. brad: skillet shot and killed on a medical call by a homeowner who claims he thought arriving firefighters were bad guys breaking into his home. the second firefighter remains hospitalized. the shooter under investigation. but free and not charged with a crime. skillet's friends say the system w today, they just want to honor skillet as a father, farmer, and a firefighter. >> i know it will be a long, hard process. the one good thing is we are a family. >> 37-year-ol

. >> man was shot with a pellet gun and the pel lit is clearly visible inside his skull. good evening thanks for joining us. >> here is the latest latest victim in a string of beebee gun attack in san leandro. man who was shot. >> i ended up going to the emergency room. the pellet is still in my head. >> scott shows us part of a pellet stuck in his forehead. he says he was hit in a drive-by shooting the night of march 25th outside the first united methodist church on bancroft avenue in san lee ann droychlt i felt the huge smack and it was pretty heavy duty and so i went i think they are shooting i went down to the ground just as they are shooting. >>reporter: bradley felt blood and knew he had been shot. he shared this picture. bloody and scared he went to the hospital and got an x-ray. medical workers there told him somebody else came in with a similar wound from a beebee that same night. >> crazy. it's kind of surreal. hard to believe that people are doing this. >> vandal wielding beebee pellet gun terrorizing the community for the past few mos most. in just a week and

katherine ran pel, opinion writer at the "washington post" and dana perino, co-host of "the five." >>n the adopted home state of hillary clinton. the home state of donald trump, they seem poised for big nights. what are you seeing from the ex-ith polls. >> i think the rough outlines, what we thought was going to happen will be proved true. probably by night's end, i think it's going to be an early night judging by these numbers. what jumps out at me is the future of democratic party and bernie sanders. once again sanders has swept, no the just carried, but swept overwhelmingly people under 45. this mirror what is you've seen in state after state in primary after caucus across the democratic contests. it tells you something simple, which is you want to know what the party is going to look like? ten years from now? look at these numbers. this is really the last stand of the old democratic establishment. which is basically rooted in identity politics. look like me, vote for me. he's got an economic message that their future. it's a radical one, but it's real and not going away. >> kather

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in january i contacted the new executive director leon pel umwho insured me i must have misunderstood the ethics commission investigator and said she will look into and get back to me. we are 4 and half months later and no response from anyone in those conversations including and especially the ecextev director. i believe have grounds to question whether any investigation is partial, starting where your next meeting i'll file complaints directly with theectics commission in full view of the public, try to hide those complaints. when you go to the people who are supposed investigate complaints and before they look at anything they tell you there is no basing for sth complaint and don't understand why you want to file a complaint. it agregious and unacceptable and immoral and it is certainly unethical. to have the executive director commit to me trice to look into the matter and fail to do anything at all shows me she is just another continuation of john st. croix. the john st. croix who could decide yourhering while you were outf the state or no sunshine ordinance referral would be hel

that has allowed a whole new sotor to emerge because it's lucrative, the for profit grants 30% of the pel and has 40% of all student loan defaults. would you want your k-12 system to have the same structure where for-profit universities schoolers, dle elementary school ers and high no ol ers and we would have idea that the federal government would become the main suppliers of higher education. the university of chicago said, with public funds, we'll be more like the university of illinois, will oo will -- we increase our lower income access control our cost better. university of chicago is just as it was then. the only difference is the university of illinois is trying o become the university of chicago. the low income access is only entire ivy - the richest mbined, the institutionos this earth, the more and more of it, have lest pell grant students at lsu. we had 15,000 in the ivy league combined at 9800. 140 to 170 billion worked? well, our 55 to 64-year-old population in this country ranks number 1 in college degrees. our 25-34-year-old population ranks 13th in college degrees and it's

rallying close to 6% typically, pels fargo has gained 3%, goldman has beaten the s&p during that timeiod and is up half of the days. aig has traditionally lost 17%. 17% in that time period. morgan stanley has fallen 7% on average. you can decide what you want to do with your holdings into the coming monies. >> and united added two new board members. president and ceo oscar munoz joined us in a recent interview. we asked about the proxy battle with altimeter. >> with regards to the chairman role and all those things, titles aren't important to me. i don't really care. we did that unilaterally, by the way. that was a decision i made for all the right reasons. but at the end of the day, i think the two new members that we've added are terrific from a technology and innovation perspective and profound, deep airline experience from an airline perspective. i've met with those folks at length, they're great. you know jim whitehurst, robert milton is terrific, jim kennedy is a terrific long-time presence with institutional investors. the reconstituted board will be great. i' i'm going to miss

issues ethe injury, completion rates, percentage pel, and price, even. and that formula could be worked. so my main argument today is the federal government in '72 recognized that institutions are institutions. they have mixed obligations. they have to survive an institution. they have to balance the books. states have mixed obligations they want to keep their best and brightest at home, because they are competing with the other 49 states. they want to get low-income students who are capable through. let's not throw out the current system. let's work on it together. let's work towards 2064, instead of 1964. thank you, guys. >> i'll start with your team first. dr. alexander, if we were to funnel additional aid directly to the states and have them make the decisions as to how to disperse that, how would you protect colleges from being subjected the to the whims of state legislatures? >> well, one thing has been constant. and i've been president in kentucky and california and now in louisiana, and worked in louisiana and wisconsin, and in virtually every st

the turks invaded and seize most of southeastern europe during sis pel la's lifetime and western europewas flood with refugees. sounds very familiar. so, charlotte has written to me when on april 12, 1955, waiting -- the jonas salk vaccine could prevent polio, celebration was worldwide and he became a hero overnight inch the wake of his achievement he received a staggering number of gifts from the public and awards from heats of state. his name averaged riff gandhi and churchillhill on the list of most people. yet he was ostracized by the scientific community. the one group whosed a layings he craved. so, with that set up, i thought i would ask each of you to chalk about how you began your books, how you chose the subject, how you got into all this -- and just give us a sense -- you want to begin, kristin? >> okay. well, hello, everybody. i'm glad to be in california. always delighted to be here. and of course, isabella would consider this one of her most important capitals if she were alive. she claimed the world for herself and that included the americas, and memories of her all over

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strategy, but he decided to put the eggs in the new york basket and get over 50% and take nearly 95 pel the momentum going into the northeast and to other states. ben, i have to take issue with what you said about new york values being liberal. you f you mean liberal, you say liberal. ted cruz chose to say new york values because he made a calculation that he was going to win the southeast, that he didn't need the northeast and could dismiss the entirety of the northeast, but now he needs the northeast. he needs new york and new jersey. he needs pennsylvania. so now he's going back and saying liberal. if he meant that, he would have said liberal. >> here's the thing. it's a great talking point. the reality is, there are going to be voters who walk into the booth in new york and be confused why donald trump's name is on the republican side. he supported hillary clinton and said he was pro choice. he said my new york views are liberal. he supported more liberals in new york running for office in new york than conservatives. there are voters who can't believe his name is on that side of th

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let's see what the traffic troubles are pel mel in for -- matt pellman in for karen. >> reporter: it'so girard. that 40 minute travel time should be 14. not this morning. if you're heading northbound through bucks county use i-95 and not route 1 the super highway. it is not super. it's stacked solid northbound from oxford valley through trenton, morrisville bridge. there's a debris spill on route 1. i-95 instead of route 1 northbound. >>> pennsylvania turnpike eastbound in the off ramp there's an overturned truck. one lane squeezing by. delaware memorial bridge, speeds in the 20s, but two lanes getting by this morning. >>> center city live on sky6 live hd, barely a cloud in sight once again. david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: lots of sun to start out, you're right, matt. temperatures are cooler but starting to feel better if you're standings in the sunshine. 48 degrees in philadelphia. i think the number will jump up quickly. this afternoon we'll go to 76 for the high. sunshine giving way to shy clouds through the day, nice. showers building tom

in january i contacted the new executive director leon pel umwho insured me i must have misunderstood the ethics commission investigator and said she will look into and get back to me. we are 4 and half months later and no response from anyone in those conversations including and especially the ecextev director. i believe have grounds to question whether any investigation is partial, starting where your next meeting i'll file complaints directly with theectics commission in full view of the public, try to hide those complaints. when you go to the people who are supposed investigate complaints and before they look at anything they tell you there is no basing for sth complaint and don't understand why you want to file a complaint. it agregious and unacceptable and immoral and it is certainly unethical. to have the executive director commit to me trice to look into the matter and fail to do anything at all shows me she is just another continuation of john st. croix. the john st. croix who could decide yourhering while you were outf the state or no sunshine ordinance referral would be hel

in january i contacted the new executive director leon pel umwho insured me i must have misunderstood the ethics commission investigator and said she will look into and get back to me. we are 4 and half months later and no response from anyone in those conversations including and especially the ecextev director. i believe have grounds to question whether any investigation is partial, starting where your next meeting i'll file complaints directly with theectics commission in full view of the public, try to hide those complaints. when you go to the people who are supposed investigate complaints and before they look at anything they tell you there is no basing for sth complaint and don't understand why you want to file a complaint. it agregious and unacceptable and immoral and it is certainly unethical. to have the executive director commit to me trice to look into the matter and fail to do anything at all shows me she is just another continuation of john st. croix. the john st. croix who could decide yourhering while you were outf the state or no sunshine ordinance referral would be hel