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by sabrina tavernise of the "new york times." sabrina, you've been reporting about this and writing about this for the "times." what has contributed to this decline. >> so, first of all, it's surprising there even is a decline considering the fact there had been so many-- had been rising for so long, for so many years. there are a number of factors that are going into driving it. for one, there's been a big, big change in public consciousness about these drugs. people believe that they are dangerous drugs now. doctors are sort of holding back from prescribing. my colleague talked to a number of doctors that said they didn't want to be the one who had got a call from someone, a parent, saying, you know, you were responsible for my child's addiction." >> stewart: are there any regional patterns here towards this decline? are these databases that some states have helping out? >> something called the prescription drug database sort of trackings systems. most states have those now. in a number of states, doctors are required to check

sabrina is absolutely right.y fiorina put millions of dollars into her own campaign, and what did it get her? melissa: they didn't have millions of millions of millions of votes, either of the women that you mentioned. >> this is true. here's the point, it's unfair for the american people to expect an individual to pay the freight. melissa: that's a different point. a different point. i like that, why is it unfair? why is it unfair? he wants to do it and sell a building why, would it be unfair? >> even though he's wealthy, that's not the way the system works. the system, and sabrina's point is well taken. not only do you have to show support at the ballot box, you have to show people are willing to give something of value. this is an investment in the future of our country. donald trump doesn't have to take large sums of money. there are candidates like bernie sanders taking the average donation is $27 from millions of people. he has to start now. having the ability to raise money and garner votes is really what

stephanie, bob, perry and sabrina saul staying with us.h stephanie and ask the same question to everybody. the question is this is based upon reporting and analysis so far, who is going to be on the offense and who on the defense through most of the fall campaign. stephanie? hillary or trump? >> well, i think it will be very interesting because the contrast is so so clear, you know, between hillary clinton who has been a champion for women and families who actually has policies and policies like equal pay and paid sick leave and reproductive rights and health care and national security policies and donald trump who we haven't heard very many policy yet from and maybe that will change. i think it's going to be a really, really aggressive campaign on both sides and i think the contrast is very clear on this. >> who is going negative? >> both. you have to be really careful about the word who is going to on offense because everybody thinks it's best to be on offense. but trump's problem is, he can't seem to be on offense without being offensiv

david: talk about the gender gap with sabrina.ry time trump would win one of the primaries okay, that's fine but he still behind with hillary. now he doesn't have to say that anymore. this is a big jump. >> right. there is a lot of good news for donald trump. one area guy points out that is a problem and will continue to be one with women voters. hillary clinton is 14 point ahead with women voters. now not the case really one married younger women. they're still breaking for bernie sanders. so we don't know exactly where they're going to go in the general election but i think it is generally bad news for republicans in the sense that they actually did a lot to close that gender gap during the midterm elections, narrowing it to five points. this is a, wrong direction. david: christine, you have to struggle to find bad nice for donald trump in these polls because you look, for example, the independents, huge, we're 1/3 republican, 1/3 democrat, 1/3 independents. independents went by a lead of 14 points! >> yeah, i think it is diffic

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>> for patients like sabrina diagnosed last july. >> sickness doesn't have an age group. it doesn't say because you're 40 let me give you cancer. >> she would know. at 26 s chemotherapy and continues radiation. >> the hardest part for me was losing my hair. >> a bit easier with her biggest supporter, her husband of six years by her side. >> i couldn't do it without him. >> dr. hampton says typically breast cancer patients are about 60 years old. but says in this community 30% of their breast cancer patients are 50 and younger. >> it's alarming. and disturbing. these patients tend to be mostly african-american women. >> hampton says they work to give personalized treatment and says there needs to be more research, especially in more diverse communities. >> we probably don't need to get any other thing -- >> hampton says the office is the recipient of a grant from susan g. komen who allows them to offer free mammograms to women in prince george's county who are uninsure and underinsured. a program that allowed sabrina early detection and support along >> i want to experienc

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steve forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, sabrina shaffer, and bruce jackson. john, is the liberal media kind of losing its power? >> yes, and this is very good news. what we think of as media is very much a moving target. when you compare that to 20 to 30 years ago, it was major newspapers that could shape the narrative. nowadays, new sources of media alternative sprout up every day that give us a new slant on everything. the ability of "the new york times" to shape the narrative is changing every day. >> we have one big example, the iran deal. look at what white house adviser ben rhodes did, he set the tone in the hen house of the beltway echo chamber. that deal is a deal, not a treaty that congress would have had to pass. it went through with little coverage, proper coverage of what was in that deal. and so the invertebrate state of the media is in play right now. the fact that that deal, the iran deal got passed, shows the power of the liberal media. >> but getting back to this story, steve, on donald trump, i read the thing thoroughly. it was a long piece,

let's go in focus with steve forbes, carl, sabrina, bill, and bruce jackson. mike, is it possible that a democrat would shrink government more than a republican? >> certainly not hillary clinton, david. trump would shrink government much more than hillary would. as a businessman, trump knows how erroneous taxes are. hillary clinton has never been in private business her entire adult life, but lived off the public trough. she's clueless. >> bruce, what trump does know is big government pushing out private sector of a lot of things. we saw the gdp figures, pathetic figures this week, .5%, almost a recession. >> well, what i do know, i'm, charles coch is like me in the fact he's taking a look at trump's website and said how big policy positions are, not written in crayon, and let's face it, trump's policies are so vague -- >> with the exception of the tax policies are clear. >> okay. let's take that tax policy. it would blow a hole in the deficit, and if hillary is like her husband, she's a deficit hawk, and trump's not touching social security or medicare. >> st

stand to do better, especially where the map is in their favor. >> all right, jay newton-small and sabrina sidiqi, great conversation. appreciate it. >>> up next, we turn to the democratic race. hillary clinton and bernie sanders making last-minute pitches in kentucky loading into tomorrow's big primary. >> on tuesday, i would be honored to have your support in this primary. i would be deeply, deeply honored. >> and what we are going to tell those superdelegates is that if they want the strongest candidate to defeat donald trump, bernie sanders is that candidate. >> and as clinton hopes tomorrow's kentucky and oregon primaries will help her get closer to clinching the democratic nomination, bernie sanders gets a vote of support from the presumptive republican nomin nominee. we'll explain next. hmmmmm... hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. part of the award-winning golf family. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the count

neil: sabrina, thank you very much. one thing we learned looking up this is how it could come up to boomerang on hillary clinton. this is the kind of stuff that boomerangs. take a look. >> i've been clear we need to make a transition to clean renewable energy. i've also been very clear that we can't do it in a way that totally leaves behind people who dug up the pole to turn on the light into power pack trees. but the market is making this decision. the market has driven down the cost of coal. so you have companies going bankrupt. >> the market is making decisions. i want to get scott in today's. you know, the fact of the matter is whether the marketer government. it isn't what it is. and donald trump says he would bring holdback. not all energy. what do you make of this and where this whole debate is going? >> well, do something near and dear to our heart in chicago. we've got u.s. steel and british petroleum. we know a lot of the guys that work in this plan. an overwhelming majority have started to switch over because

neil: all right, sabrina, thank you very much. he's very prominent in the fundraising community, former bush and romney donor. david, i've looked at the numbers and what it takes to run for president. i'm told a billion dollars after the conventions alone, i can't fathom that figure and i'm not sure if it applies to donald trump. can you help me with that? >> i think you're right. i don't think it applies to him. look at all the free media he has received. i think in november he got like 82% of the coverage on cnn and he's present with the media. he reminds me of my boss and he ended up getting a lot of free media. he doesn't need it. the second part is, you know, the genius of prebius, we got beat by the organizer and that's the start that he understood. the field organization is out there, it's permanent, paid, multicultural. neil: is it? is it jazz to do the job for donald trump? >> it isn't built for donald trump initially, it was built for nominee as oppose to waiting after the convention and then we build it. and, you know,

cfo sabrina simmons says downward trends would put negative pressure on the consensus. you'll remember on may 9th, the retailer gave revenue an updated guidance for earnings so no surprise there is for investors. the retailer says traffic was volatile and appeared to be a head wind. peck says the percentage of fashion is too high and gap and further gap says despite better merchandise, consumers aren't willing to buy at banana republic unless there is a steep discount. things are usually 40% off and take that away, it hurts. >> karen, what do you think about the cost cuts? enough? >> maybe, hopefully. guy and i were talking about it. it seems to be trading okay on some bad news. they have been piecing out bad news for awhile now in the ba balance sheets. the world is vale really volati. many are not working. >> i don't know why they give monthly same-store sales. >> nobody does it. you said that before. i don't -- it's going to hurt the first time -- >> but then it's done. >> we're just now going six months from now, we'll begin a strategy of no longer giving. >> right.

sabrina says so tired of the grey mornings. you know, this is national wine day. oh, w-i-n-e.eball, giants and padres, there will be a good westerly breeze. the low down to los angeles. 58 concord. 56 livermore. 58 san jose. santa rosa 56. they all have overcast skies as well. thunderstorm activity went bonkers yesterday but now it's more central southern sierra also southern part of sacramento valley towards monterey. maybe a little bit santa clara but towards southern california. once that low takes a turn tomorrow then our weather will slowly warm up. today low clouds. a little cool out there. breezy windy. drizzle. below average temps. 70. back to gasia and dave now. >>> santa rosa police say a 15- year-old boy wound inside an officer-involved shooting monday night wanted to die. police responded to a 911 call about a man with a gun near coffee park. when officers arrived they say the teen pointed a weapon at them. police then fired several shots and hit the teen in the foot. as it turns out, the gun was a fake. >> nobody wakes up wanting to go out and shoot somebody. we g

sofia: varios, este aÑo salen varias pelÍculas, voy a estrenar una pelÍcula en mayo otra en junio con sabrina en la casa, pero aquÍ estamos cocinando algo muy especial. alan: yoli adelanta nuestro pastelito, ¿cÓmo vas? >> mickey decidiÓ hacerlo en azul, y hace su decoraciÓn, ella quiere hacer el suyo en color rosado. va a comenzar a mezclarlo rapidito, ella sabe lo que estÁ haciendo. maity: minnie es la experta en la cocina. alan: mickey tambiÉn le da. perfecto, este pasteur va a estar gigante. >> serÁ de cinco pisos y deba hacer como mickey de grande. maity: y usted lo ve por "despierta amÉrica" porque poco a poco lo vamos cocinando para celebrar el 19 aniversario, pero mientras mickey y minnie se encargan de la cocina, yo tengo mi cocina de entretenimiento, y arrancamos el aniversario con muchas noticias, vamos a ver el revoltillo del dÍa de hoy, aquí les va. ♪ ♪ maity: primer valderrama sorprendiÓ a su mamÁ a llevarla como invitada de lujo a la casa blanca a celebrar el 5 de mayo, entre la selectiva fiesta ofrecida por el presidente obama tambiÉn se encontraba jaime camil, emilio estefan y

let me ask as we close them before sabrina carnesi i heard john king and i heard jorge ramos, and hed me something back in may that i remember about this election. what's it going to be? >> watch the state of michigan. if donald trump wants to be the next president he has to do what ronald reagan did which were you have on the factors create a whole generation of reagan democrats but if trump can create 12 democrats and to do that is not just working-class people there just to get into some of his millennials, reach out to the bernie sanders people, if you still when it's possible that it's a heavy lift come is to do it across their so if you want to stay one laboratory i would study that every other country. >> think of the year 2055. that year the white population non-hispanic will become another minority. that's a huge trend with technology, today with demography. i think donald trump represents that resistance to the change worse in right now. the other thing i would like to did remember it is win the presidential debates are announced and to remember this will be the most divers

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johnny: y los hijos de thalÍa encienden la mÚsica en su casa matthew y sabrina pusieron a rugir la baterÍaperdido un ser querido defendiendo a nuestro paÍs. alan: y un abrazo a todos aquellos que estÁn en el ejÉrcito, luchando por nuestra libertad y por la democracia. bueno, la familia de "despierta amÉrica" sigue y sigue, quiÉn sabe qué tiene el cafÉ, sigue creciendo, con el nacimiento de la pequeÑa alana christine butler pretto. karla: es la hija de nuestra satcha, isla afortunada mami estÁ es la lÍnea telefÓnica. muy buenos dÍas, satchita, felicidades! satcha: muy buenos dÍas, estamos tan felices... no tenÍamos idea que íbamos a estar recibiendo a alana en mayo. karla: se adelantÓ dos semanas. alan: nos habÍan dicho que era en junio. ¿quÉ pasÓ, empezaste a sentir las contracciones y vÁmonos? satcha: fue super parecido a lo que experimentÉ con bruce. el jueves por la tarde, yo me sentÍa extraÑo. empezaba a haber contracciones, pero nada formal. me reportÉ enferma porque era muy parecido. pero en la madrugada no pasÓ nada. el viernes hice lo mismo que con bruce. transcurriÓ el dÍa. me sen

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