for -- sasha frere-jones.et me start with you, gail. you spoke to prince, you talk to him and interviewed him. what did you learn about him? gail mitchell: i learned, this was three years ago, 2013, he was a regular guy. i think he enjoyed hiding a bit behind that mysteriousness. when he got the chance, everyone i would talk to, the first question i would ask is, does he talk? they say, he will talk your year off. he certainly did -- your ear off. he certainly did. he talked about business and things he wanted to doubt the road. -- do down the road. jeff glor: but he didn't want the interviews recorded. gail mitchell: i remember e-mailing his manager at time saying, can i please bring in my tape recorder, i will stay at the park, i will transcribe the interview there, he can burn after i do it. no. can i take notes? no. it was very intimidating knowing i am trying to do an interview and we are getting ready to honor him for the icon award in the billboard music awards, and i'm sitting there tries to think, how

sasha frere-jones: i assume.e did not give away anything that went to the family, a spinoff group, and then she took it. that was an amazing move like it back form otis and never giving it back. and then we also know there is a vault with oodles and oodles of videos and who knows what is in there. it could go on forever. i hope we get to listen to that. jeff glor: gale, any idea how much is left that we have not heard that we may in the future? gail mitchell: i was going to bring up the vault when i was there and came back. one of my good friends who used to work with prince, he would take you down to the vault. i would say, what is the vault? i had no idea. i have no idea how much is in there. he did jam sessions at paisley park that i'm told are tremendous and on tape. he opened the studio to a lot of different acts to record and do different things. i would love to be one of the ones to go in there and see exactly what is in there. probably lose myself. jeff glor: sasha, can i ask you about the famous super bo

smith, john layfield along with sasha burns, welcome to everybody. the piling on this businesses is bad for jobs. >> the bashing for assault is not going to kill jobs. l suck it all out of businesses. it's the policy of a trillion dollar tax mike and it's a socialism which by the way only lives and breathes because of the dollars out of the capitalism. and by the way, socialism gets too big and overtakes capitalism, you end up being a venezuela, when you lose capitalism, you're cuba. let's vote for bernie and hillary. >> john layfield, the bashing is being done by people who are running for the highest office in the land. how does that not hurt businesses? >> well, i think it does. and what it does specifically, it hurts around the uncertainty that businesses have right now. you see m and a is not going forward. investment is not going forward. right now in our country, full job market like they say we do, we might, but the reason that i wonder about it is because gdp is still abysmal right now. they are not good-paying job. middle class has been des

i'm joined by barrel mitchell and sasha frere-jones. >> he was the black rocker, he was the funk guy who played and purple rain destroyed, it was a massive movie, a huge album and kind of went through the entire spectrum and gotten bigger. >> jeff: as president obama travels to saudi arabia and great britton we look at the foreign policy. joined by gid million rose, john micklethwait, jane harman and bret stephens. >> the region is in turmoil from its own internal screw up and we can't fix it from the outsize. obama is trying to cauterize the damage and not let the middle east problem inspect the entire world. >> jeff: remembrance of prince and a look at u.s. foreign policy when we continue >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> jeff: good evening, i'm jeff gloar fill in charlie rose who is traveling this evening. legendary singer music right and legendary pop ico

sasha, not just the trump rally. we've seen this universities across the country where the left increasingly is trying to suppress other views. instead of exchange of ideas. instead of opportunity to hear someone speak, they want to shut him down, why? >> you're talking about the left as if that is me or hillary clinton or bernie sanders. this political protests are absolutely a part of our country like free speech is. these are rioters. >> absolutely. >> i've got no sympathy for them. i don't want to see anybody harming a police car, doing this kind of violence. i would say the one thing i would respond with is, we're not saying it is trump's fault but it is telling that is it only at trump rallies where this occurs. trish: that is what i think get back to ned's point though. this may be engineered. we've gotten some evidence, ned of that already. these protesters are engineered by people that want to see this violence incited. >> not by hillary or bernie. trish: to tarnish donald trump. >> we saw some of this in ch

in 2007 when they started running, sasha was turning five, malia was turning 9. was one of her greatest worries, would she say to barack obama we are going to do this, you can run for the presidency, so she sought advice on that and living in this completely bizarre world, the strangest world's ever. you walk into the white house and you live in the bubbled as it is called lee can be seen what she said she would most like to do? she wants to drive a car with the windows down. barack obama said he would like to sit alone on a park bench. this is the world's a in had been. each of the first ladies were unanimous in giving her one particular piece of advice, escape to camp david as often as you can. get out into your own world as much as you can. it is intriguing she was mentored and had relationships with these first lady's because mentoring is a central part of who she is. there's always a sense that she too will reach back, give back, be part of that sorry. >> what is your question? >> for linda hirshman and peter slevin. linda hirshman, i stay awake wondering ab

obviously no comedians are lining up. >> i never thought of sasha barren cohen with his "borat" that could be hilarious. i'm betty nguyen. and this is "early today." toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like pow! it added this other level of clean to it. it just kinda like...wiped everything clean. 6xca cleaning my teeth are glowing. they are so white. 6x whitening i actually really like the 2 steps. step 1, cleans step 2, whitens. every time i use this together, it felt like... ...leaving the dentist office. crest hd. 6x cleaning, 6x whitening i would switch to crest >>> the most read story on the washington post.com, octopus slips out of aquarium tank, crawls across floor, escapes down pipe to ocean. yes, it did. >> just like nemo. >> he slipped through a gap left by maintenance workers and squeezed his football-sized body and squeezed into the pacific saying seeia. >>> and on msnbc.com, after dropping out, the fll senator asked them to keep his delegates. but some will be up for grabs at the convention and local party chairs are warning that if rubio is not on the ballot,

obviously no comedians are lining up. >> i never thought of sasha barren cohen with his "borat" that thought. i'm betty nguyen. and this is "early today." tootho everything well? this clean was like pow! it added this other level of clean to it. my teeth are glowing. they are so white. 6x whitening i actually really like the 2 steps. step 1, cleans step 2, whitens. every time i use this together, it felt like... ...leaving the dentist office. crest hd. 6x cleaning, 6x whitening i would switch to crest hd over what i was using before. . >>> good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we're just hours away from early vote increase heing in maryland. we're breaking down the races and the rules you need to know. >>> and workers are pushing more pay, where workers are asking for $15 an hour. >>> and we could see more frost this morning. but is there a warm-up on the way? >> we'll check in with chuck bell in a minute. first erika gonzalez with breaking news. >> we do have breaking news from the hardwood this morning. the associated press says randy whitt map will not be back as

sasha: best not keep our forensic anthropologist waiting.

sasha: that reminds me of a story. in our business, you go at a breakneck speed and it is hard to be board. -- bored. but you lose a lot of control of your personal life. i had a friend who decided that she cannot make weeknight plans ever, because she had to cancel them too often. the downside is, it is crazy between 9 a.m.-5:00 p.m. wasstory images to roy, i covering different things for the globe, and when i joined the spotlighting team, they tell me, enjoy my retirement. you had the expectation when you went there. but it was the opposite in my case. we did a project about home construction and the typical program was a few days, you hope for change, then he write about it. then we begin to write about the iests, and then it was followed by other papers. case, it was not early retirement. it was exhausting. it was a real privilege to be able to do that kind of work. you work in a part of the globe that is hard to get into, and that was by design from us about what we were working on could be done in private. not ma

and then there's the sasha pierce fashion, this red latex bod with ruffled colkocollar and matching ttigh-hights and a black cr bodysuit and velvet tigerboots. the creative director said there are few fittings with bey. a belt oboot, but for this jimi hendrix military look, very little change. we spoke to the men we behind this look, dean and dan caton. >> we wanted to make sure it was easy and quick to get on. straining. it's about the silhouette, the shape. she knocked it out. >> spectacular as always. >> i'm just she gave jay z some love. come on. >> definitely call it beyonce's world. could it blow up any bigger? this happened. look at it. instagram talking about beyonce and mariah carey working on, quote, something special. >> here is the deal. it posted by diane martell. she's direc videos for both. there's no official announcement yet, but don't forget, our big mariah exclusive is just 14 minutes away, she is in rare form. >> they would be so great together. >>> did you see this? kelly ripa on today with wild animals. but it is kelly who may have had the biggest bite. >> i'm t it into c

sasha was a graduate of merrimont college. both called new york home. >>> the arrest of a brooklyn mailman by under cover cops. commissioner bratton says one officer was stripped of husband gun and badge. the mailman got cuffed for shouting at the officers were almost hitting his mail truck with their car. >>> no more graffiti skribt cribbles under the manhattan bridge. it got a power wash today. the city will spend more than $1 million to get rid of the on other bridges and infrastructure. >>> a warning tonight about imposters trying to steal your personal information. for one man a satellite tv offer was too good to pass up and the sales rep sounded ed ed legitimate. better get baquero for what you need to know here. here's lynda baquero. >> $500 for two years of dish network including international channels. >> was much better deal than what i was paying. >> he signed up and so did his friends. the salesperson even helped change his online account. >> that made me believe he is a genuine dish network guy. >> to he wired his

for member station wxxi, and public media's innovation trail, sasha anne simons reports. >> we start off on a 10-minute run. after the run, we do what's called a set. we do jumping jacks, push-ups, squats, like all that kind of stuff. and we wrap our hands. >> reporter: it's a daily ritual for michael robertson. the 16-year-old is on the high school boxing team at aquinas institute. six days a week, he gears up to get in the ring. his head gear is high-tech. before every match, he slips a small sensor inside his headband, and then puts a helmet on. jab after jab, the sensor-- this one called the linx impact assessment system or i.a.s.-- sends realtime data to his coach and parents through an app. not only does the sensor help spot signs of a concussion. it also can uncover other, more common types of brain injuries. >> one of the things i look at with the device is not only how hard they're getting hit, or they're getting hit how often with blows that register. >> reporter: aquinas has been field testing the concussion sensor for about two years. inside the helmet, the sensor registe

>> reporter: for the pbs newshour, i'm sasha-ann simons in rochester, new york. >> sreenivasan: on theshour online: for many, life after retirement can be an opportunity to travel and explore new horizons, but how does medicare coverage work while you're on the road? our medicare guru has advice on receiving care, and prescriptions, while you're away from home. that's in this week's "ask phil." and applying for financial aid is a daunting task for college students, but some universities have found that pairing students with their peers can help them manage financial hurdles. read more about these programs, on our home page. all that and more is on our web site, www.pbs.org/newshour. >> woodruff: and later tonight on charlie rose: nike chairman phil knight on fortune, philanthropy and the founding of nike. >> sreenivasan: and that's the newshour for tonight. on thursday, our making sense series takes a look at the business backlash against laws in north carolina that many say discriminate against the l.g.b.t. community. i'm hari sreenivasan. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. join us o

she was particularly interested and advice on how to raise melia and sasha in the public eye. it seems like such a long time ago but in 2007 when they started running sasha was e turning five, melia was turning nine. it was one of her greatess worries as she tried to figurein out which he say to brock obama, okay we are going to do this and yes you can run for thecomple presidency. so she sought advice on that and for living in a completely bizarre world. you have have to admit it is the strangest world an ever. you walk into the white house and you live in the bubble as it is called.d h have you seen what it is she would most like to do when she leaves the white house. she wants to drive in a car with the windows down. barack obama has said he would like to sit alone on a park bench. this is the world they inhabit. each one of the first ladiesinti were unanimous in giving her one particular piece of advice and that his escape to camp david, the presidential retreat, as often as you can. get out into your own world as much as you can.there's it's interesting to that she was me

so i guess you could go with sasha and malia or dorine and jim would work. >> doug and jason. [ ♪ [ cheersuse ] ♪ ♪ on a plane back to cali, cali, cali i'm going back to cali ♪

people takes their power away and he suggested that we send comedians like chris rock, amy schumer and sashale east, which -- maybe we start with bill cosby and see how that goes. >> i'm alex witt, this is "early today." can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like pow! it added this other level of clean to it. it just kinda like...wiped everything clean. 6x cleaning my teeth are glowing. they are so white. 6x whitening i actually really like the 2 steps. step 1, cleans step 2, whitens. every time i use this together, it felt like... ...leaving the dentist office. crest hd. 6x cleaning, 6x whitening i would switch to crest hd over what i was using before. >>> the most-read story in the "washington post".com, in new zealand octopus slips out of aquarium tank, crawls across floor, escaped down a pipe into the ocean. according to researchers, he squeezed his football-sized body into a six-inch drain and headed toward the pacific. how did he know? >> i want to steal this -- he's armed and dangerous. >> last rubio delegates up for grabs on the convention's first ballot after dropping

to teresa, to richard, to sasha especially and to caroline. i'm going to look forward to walking into a restroom without being told, this is the women's restroom. you need to go to the men's. thank you. >> next we'll hear from the department of building and inspection. the director is here. we couldn't do this without your department. mr. haloran who has been talking about this for years, so director, thank you. >> >> good afternoon, supervisor campos. thank you forgiving us the opportunity to work with you closely, listen to rick and our staff. the input we have, tries to significant the legislation and more efficiently. this can be more successful. thank you and then i would like to have rick haron to see a few words. >> great. >> supervisor, thank you very much for this. this is, as you say, very timely. and i don't know -- you may not be aware, but this is extremely timely in that the california plumbing code was recently altered in a way that enables this to happen without worrying about the california plumbing code. it's timely in that r

sasha, i want to talk china. exports look terrific on the surface.ecession. >> my own estimates of growth in so are between 4% and 5% articles or to four, which with be below trend growth and typically and recessionary levels. those exports were highly flattered by the chinese new year, last year. if you look at q1 over q1 of last year, we are still down 10%. david: does the absolute number matter or the trendline? i guess it is perception versus reality. if we have a growth target of extremely is aggressive and actual rate of growth of my estimate, what does that tell us? it means monetary and fiscal stimulus will have to pick up the differential -- because your obvious chinese -- your ordinary chinese guy on the street is not going to feel 6.5% growth. they are trying. crispy the point that this is making him very tentative on some other emerging markets. what looks ok to you? sasha: the way it looks in northeast asia, these guys have been canaries in the coal mine. we've heard international policymakers warning about the international state of dem

if the sun don't shine ♪ ♪ it's all right i say it's ok ♪ ♪ we're getting to the end of the day ♪ sashaember it? ted: well, not the latter stages or the rest of the following week, come to think of it. danny: i was at a trance techno rave in ibiza. what? no, all right, then. a quiet night in with sarah and holly listening to miles davis. i was worried about the world coming to an end. once i realized it hadn't, i made a resolution never to stress about it again. well, you stuck to that, then. i was on nights, working. well, somebody had to, what with you lot all partying.

he began looking for michael sasha monday morning. his body was found along the driveway. authorities have determined it was accidental. kid rock said, myself, the band, our family, friends and co-workers are devastated over this loss. >>> new developments in the stalking case of former espn reporter erin andrews. according to her attorney, andrews has settled her lawsuit against the nashville hotel where she was secretly videotaped naked through a peep hole by the stalker. the terms are confidential. it happened in 2008 while she was a college football reporter for espn. her stalker pleaded guilty to secretly filming her and served more than two years in prison. last month a jury awarded andrews $28 million in damages from her stalker and more than $26 million from the hotel's local franchise owner and operator. her attorney though filed papers in late march arguing that the hotel should pay the full $55 million. >>> ten minutes past the hour. meet the kid funding his own adoption. >>> plus a brother's bond that goes deep and far. you're watching "first look." (engine win

inna plekhanova's son, sasha, a 22-year-old budding architect, was killed in a standoff between protestersand police. >> ( translated ): it was a gunshot wound to the head. it was meant to be deadly. they were shooting to kill. >> reporter: plekhanova has been waiting more than two years for justice. >> ( translated ): i thought it would be possible to at least determine the suspects after two years. it's one thing if they can't be found, as many fled to russia. but to determine who the actors were is possible, as it was all filmed on camera. >> reporter: plekhanova's lawyer, pavlo dykan, says a new prosecution unit has been created to investigate protest deaths but faces obstruction from above. >> ( translated ): unfortunately, this case is a vivid illustration of the fact that reform hasn't happened. we still see all the same people who were "on the dark side" during the maidan those in charge of illegal detentions and information gathering on activists. and of course it is foolish to expect that these people will testify or help investigate their own crimes. >> reporter: svitlana zalish

sasha and malia are huge fans. but boys, the get any ideas. i have two big words for you, predator drones. you will never see them coming. [laughter] pres. obama: you think i'm joking. [laughter] pres. obama: speaking of tween heartthrob's, scott brown is here, i -- [applause] i admire scott. a politician in washington with nothing to hide. [laughter] now, you should be aware that scott brown is not the only one with a fallacious total spread floating around. david axelrod was offered a centerfold opportunity of his own. i did not know the krispy kreme had a catalog. [laughter] pres. obama: but it's true. i saw michael steele backstage when we were taking pictures, a.k.a. notorious gop. [laughter] [applause] pres. obama: michael knows what truly plagues america today, taxation without representin'. [laughter] brotha.ama: my [applause] i did a similar routine last year, but it always works. flies arehat the here. [laughter] not beenma: there have people that were more unwelcome at a party since charlie crist. [gasps] [laughter] pres. obama: unf

i am suggesting the senate send in amy schumer and chris rock and sasha baron cohen. [laughter] thank you. >> that is not the first time ever experts talk about that. it is one of the things i know we are looking at. it also speaks to the importance of empowering women around the world and focusing on human rights for women and children and making sure we have the same focus on what is happening with particularly in countries where we are seeing violent extremism the most are countries where women have not historically been empowered. needkes that a critical for our foreign policy. thank you, mr. chairman. shaheen,ones: senator if i could add a little bit to that. generally, the practice we followed over many years has been one of reacting to bed things -- bad things. i would suggest in the years ahead that being proactive has a skill set onto self in terms of what you could do. first of all for example, on the security measure, you can't do everything everywhere. but let's suggest a failing state in africa the size of nigeria for example and what that would cause, or

andrew dice clay, sasha barrack on, actually sent him. carrot top, i would send him. kennedy: he was on the show. i have to defend them. he was very funny. >> we can't even laugh at them here, are they supposed to be going over to a luppo and inviting the local population? those guys over there are going to kill you all as soon as we leave. kennedy: have a good night. >> a cabaret in arabic. kennedy: should we begin tickling? >> i find tickling to be very painful. >> that went outside the box of enhanced interrogation irrigation techniques. that could fall into the category of torture so we weren't allowed to do that. we put that together with all those other things we talked about. we can't do any of that anymore. kennedy: is there it by the charge were tickling his torture and where it is and torture? >> here, not good. behind me, not good. if i want to take it behind the ear is that okay and if i tell them an off-color joke is that a quake -- okay? kennedy: amy schumer asked the said yeah to want to party with bono. lets get away from the flowery platitudes and let

sasha had 21 and this one was tight in the 4th. paul george needed that jumper to put the pacers on arron afflalo with the shot and the lead. turns out he was out of bounds. never mind about that. 92-87 the knicks fall. the nets shut down brook lopez and thad young for the season. kill patrick hitting the 3 keeping the nets in it early. he led all scorers with 21. in the 4th new orleans pulling away and 106-87 the final. we have much more ahead in sports. just over 24 hours from now they'll be a new national champion in men's college basketball. will it be top seed north carolina or 2 seed villanova? we'll hear from both teams on the women were in final four mode. uconn moving one win finding colon cancer early gives me the best chance for treatment. we got screened because i know colon cancer doesn't always come with symptoms. i was worried about the cost but got screened when i learned there are options. my doctor helped me find the right test for me. we got screened when we turned 50 and we're so glad we did. if you're 50 or old

sasha is here. the season if i namly is this weekend.here are a lot of people that are going to be very sad about it, including me. i'm a fan. we'll get her thoughts on all of that. >>> get your calendars out because only six more weeks until memorial day. we're givers. we're helping you kick off a summer slim-down series. if you want to lose a few pounds we've got the help of fitness hacks to help you succeed. >> i can't wait. >> last time i saw you, we were heading off. >> they said welcome back from vacation. i've been back from two weeks. when was that vacation? i could use another. >> so they gave us our favorite cocktails. >> a lot of pina coladas. >> it's essential ly. >> i didn't wear any makeup, i'm in shorts, flip-flops every day. i'm free. and i know this and post someday pictures on social media of us hanging out on the beach. everybody just talked about the fact that i wasn't wearing makeup. >> if i looked like that makeup-free, i'd do it every day. >> i want to start a movement. we should -- can we start a campaign. embrace

sasha has an afro. you are simultaneously seeing america's past and america's present. the visual effect of these new york type kids. harold: you became the historical advisor to the show. ron: i laughed and i said you want me to tell you when something is an error? he said yes, i want to the historians to take this seriously. he showed great strength and great integrity in terms of wanting to have the story be accurate. but after a while i felt that the least important thing i was doing was affecting the show for historical accuracy. he was have a plausible dramatic reason for why something was happening the way it was. he never placed any limits on what i could say or do. at rehearsals but i didn't want to do that unless the actors initiated it. i was always afraid, i didn't want to take him aside and say here's what i think about aaron burr. they had to respond to the lyrics. i didn't want to confuse the issue. i have a fantastic dinner with the actress who plays eliza. chris jackson plays george washington. he sought me out. a lot of the actors didn't and i did not

for alexander pinkowski and his 26-year-old sister sasha. the two dutch citizens were living here in the u.s. on their way back to new york when >>> not to become come play sent. hosting his final summit. it comes a little theses than a year where it has reduced the risk, but no nation could let their guard down. >>> helping to lift stocks on wall street, and they rose 107 points. nasdaq climbed 44 points. >>> parents should be worried >>> and who they are looking >>> yesterday lead was found in the superintendent's water. jim is live in newark with more. jim? >> reporter: the levels of lead found in the schools, the water of the schools in newark, it is just a fraction of the levels that they have been finding in flint. but still the numbers are alarming in just one newark school the early childhood learning center, four different water fountains that would have >> it is so easy to fall into the trap of going, well this is flint and this is to the flint. >> reporter: the new york school's superintendent say that the test results for lead in

prince, david bowie, and glenn fry spoke so clearly for and to another musician and cultural critic sasha jones says they also correct generations. >> there's a good chance that if people are watching and pulling out their prince albums, maybe it's something their kids know too. >> what's interesting is the artists who do jump the generational fence and prince was one of them. >> reporter: and so when fans mourn, what are they mourning kpn not just the songs we will now never hear from these artists, but maybe even more so the work they've already given us. he was editorial director at billboard. >> you know, i feel music so deeply. and both for me personally, bowie and prince, i mean these are people i wept when i heard this news. you know, i wept for the loss that i know my friends were experiencing, i wept for the loss of more music. you know that i expected to have. these people would be there and be your beacon, and of course, you know you weep a little bit for your own lost childhood. >> reporter: hit the buttons on your car radio, and simultaneously enter a time machine. >> you kno

cherry and blossom and sasha and malia.y reason i say that is because i think we decided we liked honor and glory didn't we? >> it was something like that yeah. i like cherry and blossom too that was fun. anyway, we'll find out today. there they are. >> they're going to have a press conference with the parents there and it will be a big thing. >> yes. . >> right. . >> and all right. happening today is that it is primary tuesday. yet another primary tuesday is upon us. five states headed to the polls including maryland. voting opens 7 a.m. and closes 8 p.m. if are you not registered it is too late to vote today however you can still register and there's time to vote in the general electio election. >> polls ipt indicate northeast belongs to front runners in both parts. >> new alliance trying to shut donald trump now. that strategy may backfire. fox news kristin fisher jous us live to breakdown primary tuesday. give us the play-by-play what we expect today at least. both front runners trump and clinton are poised to sweep the

so, i'm suggesting that the senate send in amy schumer and chris rock and sasha. thank you. >> actually, that's not the first time i have heard experts on how to counter violent extremism. >> i'm actually serious. >> it is one of the things that i know we are looking at. it also speaks to the importance of empowering women around the world and focusing on human rights for women and children and making sure that they -- we have the same focus on what's happening with them in particularly countries that where we are seeing violent extremism the most are countries where women have not been empowered. >> ugly. >> a critical need for our foreign policy. thank you. mr. chairman. >> i would like to add a little bit to that. generally, the practice that we follow over there, many, many years has been one of reacting to bad things. i would suggest that in the years ahead, being proactive has a skill set all to itself in terms of what you could do. first of all, for example, on the security measure, if you -- you can't do everything everywhere, but let's suggest a failing s

then presidential candidate barack obama made it a part to keep his daughters, sasha and malia, out ofs campaign. presidential candidates have had a history of bringing out their families to help with their image, so case kate anderson brauer, author of "first women." jackie kennedy did this with caroline and john-john. when she was out of town, he would make sure to call his look photographer friend and bring them into the oval office. >> "vanity fair" published an article entitled "what happens when the potential first daughter becomes the defact or first lady"? >> i think the way he raised me and raised tiffany, it's a testament to the fact that he believes in aspiring women. >> ivanka trump is friends with former first daughter hillary clinton. >> she's better qualified to be president for this time than i was when i ran. >> for john kasich, his daughters helped to humanize him. >> he just tries to tell jokes that he thinks are funny but they're mostly just funny to us because they're dumb. >> spoken like every 16-year-old child of a parent. >> and he also thinks he's a really good

with their children, melia and sasha, barack and michelle obama showed the diversity of the black experience in the united states, the complexity of the african diaspora and the possibilities for a nation whose legacy of slavery is manifest on the very building that symbolizes its complicated past of liberty and oppression. , the white house. while i was asked to speak on u.s. presidents who owned slaves, my brief tangent provides important context for the subject. the violence of slavery permeates the fabric of the united states and convinced many americans that coexistence between black and white people was an unrealistic expectation. a fantasy for a few delusional abolitionist who saw the end of legalized enslavement and enfranchisement of black citizens, should the day ever come. for most americans, the expansion of u.s. slavery is relatively well-known. a few black people walked the landscape of the country that would become the united states prior to british expiration, the climactic u.s. slavery came in virginia. at this point, the english colonial experiment was not guaranteed, and t

the royal couple played cricket with the sporting legend sasha in mumbai park.ast night, prince william and kate they spent time with bollywood stars including a ashwararyan. >>> and in sports, danny willett became the second englishman as jordan spieth suffered a collapse on the back nine. the 22-year-old reigning champion spieth led the 80th masters field for over three days but a disastrous final stretch handed the win to willett who pocketed $1.8 million in prize money. that's one of these very strange switches at the very end where we saw the underdog becoming the overdog. on top of that, he had to surprise his wife on the phone and tell her that he'd won the masters, mr. willett. she gave birth just ten days ago apparently wasn't even going to go to the masters with the timing that it was supposed to happen and things like that. congratulations to him. >>> coming out, out with the pinstripes in with the pin codes. pin tech is big business. find out why london is getting a big piece of the pie. we're live from the internet forum. you can find us on twitter