schultz able to wait behind. 3:15 to go. it went through voracek and down and the flyers are guilty of icing. the stanley cup playoffs begin wednesday on the networks of nbc. don't miss a moment. and, again, this year, every game, every series. sundqvist on this important draw for the penguins. face-off draw for them. on the tie, it trickled along. dumoulin able to recoil and fed on through. they rule an offside on to play with exactly three minutes to go. no chances by the penguins on goal this period. 34 shots to 19. and the nervous anticipation. thought their team was out of it. back they came. lost at pittsburgh. that sent them reeling onning a six-game losing streak. they're ahead in this game against pittsburgh, 2-1. 2:50 to go. two aside in the pittsburgh defensive end. jammed on around and taking it for the penguins is brian dumoulin. it twisted behind by macdonald to gudas. fired on down. handed back across and returned back over. long toss ahead and it goes back down. an icing is called this time against the pengui

schultz able to wait behind. 3:15 to go. it went through voracek and down and the flyers are guilty of icing. the stanley cup playoffs begin wednesday on the networks of nbc. don't miss a moment. and, again, this year, every game, every series. sundqvist on this important draw for the penguins. face-off draw for them. on the tie, it trickled along. dumoulin able to recoil and fed on through. they rule an offside on to play go. no chances by the penguins on goal this period. 34 shots to 19. and the nervous anticipation. thought their team was out of it. back they came. lost at pittsburgh. that sent them reeling onning a six-game losing streak. they're ahead in this game against pittsburgh, 2-1. 2:50 to go. two aside in the pittsburgh defensive end. jammed on around and taking it for the penguins is brian dumoulin. it twisted behind by macdonald to gudas. fired on down. handed back across and returned back over. long toss ahead and it goes back down. an icing is called this time against the penguins. one last look at this. we

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schultz able to wait behind. 3:15 to go. it went through voracek and down and the flyers are guilty of icing. the stanley cup playoffs begin wednesday on the networks of nbc. don't miss a moment. and, again, this year, every game, every series. sundqvist on this important draw face-off draw for them. on the tie, it trickled along. dumoulin able to recoil and fed on through. they rule an offside on to play with exactly three minutes to go. no chances by the penguins on goal this period. 34 shots to 19. and the nervous anticipation. thought their team was out of it. back they came. lost at pittsburgh. that sent them reeling onning a six-game losing streak. they're ahead in this game against pittsburgh, 2-1. 2:50 to go. two aside in the pittsburgh defensive end. for the penguins is brian dumoulin. it twisted behind by macdonald to gudas. fired on down. handed back across and returned back over. long toss ahead and it goes back down. an icing is called this time against the penguins. one last look at this. we direct your attenti

stephanie schultz was born and ratesed in lexington, kentucky. she was a graduate of brian station high school and of transylvania university in lexington. we will never forget this ughter of kentucky and her sense of adventure as she lived and worked in europe. we will never forget the anguish felt by stephanie and justin's families as they search for their children in the aftermath of the attack. we will never forget their grief when they learn what had happened. and we will never forget the ideology of evil and religious intolerance that is responsible for taking these two innocent americans from us. but if the terrorist' objective was to undermine our country's will to fight extremism, or to compel us to surrender our liberty to their oppressive owe taltarian vision of the world, then it has failed. the terrorists' cowardly act only invigorates our nation's resolve to overcome and defeat this evil. mr. barr: as we continue to pray for these families, i'd like to ask congressman roe and congressman cooper to join me and for all of my colleague

please welcome debbies whatter-- wasserman-schultz. congresswoman. >> thank you for having me. it's a pleasure. >> trevor: let's get straight into it. >> okay. >> trevor: what a time to be alive. >> yes, yes. >> trevor: is it exciting for you or are you stressing every single day? >> no, it's invigorating. i'm a true believer and i really think that the 73 months of private sectder jobs that we have had under president obama and congressional democrats is something we need to build on and we need to make sure we have a chance for everyone in america to reach the middle clas. >> trevor: before we get that far we have to get over the fact that right now the race is turning into like a wacky race. i mean it's insane. never mind the rch can side. let's talk about the democrats. cuz you have obviously a bigger role to play in. this between bernie and hillary, are you happy with how the race is being run right now. is the democratic party happy with the relationship between the two because it seems like it's becoming nastier and nastier as t

chair debbie wasserman schultz on the fighting in the republican party.nd what it means for the general election. >> the republicans are still a civil war. they aren't talking about substantive issues, they're mired in chaos. >> we will ask the congresswoman about the chaos in her party next. >>> a look outside the beltway at philadelphia, site of this year's democratic convention. front runner hillary clinton took a big step this week toward locking up the democratic nomination with her sweeping victory in the new york primary. but bernie sanders shows no signs of conceding and continues to run hard against her. joining us now from florida the chair of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz. congresswoman, given that hillary clinton seems to have a pretty clear path to the nomination now, does bernie sanders need to tone down his attacks and start to bring the party together? >> well, i actually have been very proud throughout this campaign of both of our candidates. you've seen in every single one of our debates and then also in dis

we'll talk with democratic party chair debbie wasser man schultz about the state of the race. is the prolonged campaign on the democratic side hurting the party? let me know on facebook or twitter,@foxnews sunday and use the hashtag # fns. p?p?h >>> a look outside the beltway at philadelphia, site of this year's democratic convention. front-runner hillary clinton took a big step toward locking up the nomination with a sweeping victory in the new york primary. bernie sanders shows no signs of conceding and continues to run hard against her. joining us from florida the chair of the democratic national committee debbie wasserman schultz. congresswoman, given that hillary clinton seems to have a pretty clear path to the nomination now does bernie sanders need to tone down attacks and bring the party together? >> well, i actually have been very proud throughout the campaign of both candidates. you have seen in every one of the debates and then also in discussions on the campaign trail the substance and the commitment each of the candidates has to laying out for the american people

expend what debbie wasserman schultz says, it ain't happening. let's say it isn't happening. would you be cave with hillary clinton. >> under no circumstance jazz who whoa you vote for. >> i could stay home. bernie sanders supporter said they might take home. predominantly young democrats who supported barack obama. i'm in that camp. and so we me a either stay home or cross over for the right republican. >> who is the right republican? >> well, we have to see. >> there are two prominent ones. that come to mind. >> even if you look at a candidate like donald trump, who people really think -- they think he's on the far right. when you look at what he says about foreign policy and doing some nation building at home and what he says about labor and tre, they can he could convince democrats to cross over for him, believe it or not. >> very interesting. a pleasure having you. >>> you think about it, this was the week that corporate america got a black eye, and all without congress having any say it in. first the president goes after all these aversions

toss to schultz. nice grab by schultz. tip drill to himself. very nice. shuman-esque.ont-runner had a good showing. three td passes. cardinal beat the white, 42-28 your final. >>> san jose earthquakes earned a point against fc dallas with a 2-2 draw on the road. alberto quintera and wondolowski both scored for the quakes. the masters doesn't really start until the back nine on sunday. wide-open tournament. should be good. but the warriors had to work so hard tonight to beat memphis and then to go to into san antonio and try to beat the spurs who are trying to go 41-0 at home. >> young mr. schultz doesn't have your end zone dance. >> yeah. >> kind of like icky woods and mc hammer. >>> that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. thanks for joining us. we'll see ♪ as long as you love me, it's alright. ♪ shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. blem? previously on "scandal"... if david rosen finds the connectio

well because we're doing something very radical, we're telling the truth. chair debbie wasserman schultz whether the prolonged race is hurting the eventual nominee. >>> plus our sunday group looks ahead to tuesday when five east coast states hold primaries. >>> and our power player of the week, two baby eaglets draw new attention to an outdoor laboratory here in washington. all right now. on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. the trump campaign which until now has been known for its larger than life candidate says what's being called a makeover comes as donald trump looks poised to sweep five east coast primaries on tuesday. paul manafort, trump's new top adviser, is behind the effort to rally the gop around the front runner. paul, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> you met with members of the republican national committee in florida in week to try to reassure them about donald trump, but in your effort it raised some new concerns. it was supposed to be a closed-door meeting but of course somebody taped it. here is a clip. >> the party

kennedy: is he that debbie wasserman schultz of the party?debbie wasserman schultz is a genius compared to reince priebus. i want to hug reince priebus. i don't know what reince priebus is doing right now. kennedy: a republican party is completely divided that but they have a tough choice here. they have got something on their hands that they don't know what to do with. >> the democrats aren't faced with the same variables and if there were something as contentious and fluid as what's going on in the republican party don't think debbie wasserman schultz. >> i agree and that's why i feel sorry for reince priebus. in 2012 he was going to bring this new legacy and the autopsy win out the window the minute don't showed showed up and i have a contested convention i believe for donald trump could be a couple hundred delegates short in which case he would order a second ballot or a handful of delegates short in which case i think the argument can be made by donald trump listen you were about to thwart the will of the voters by denying me this. kenne

i put that question directly to debbie washer man schultz in week on the fox business network.e is the chairwoman of the dnc, she joined me on my morning program, mornings with maria. she said, i have not responded to bernie sanders so i'll do it right now. listen. >> we are running the victory fund just like we have run previous victory funds, there are no violations. we have -- we have been running this -- managing the victory fund exactly the way we're supposed to, but the point is is that what we need to be doing and the reason we have a victory fund with both candidates with and with 32 of our state parties across the country is to get ready for the general election. >> so basically she said to me, look, i'm going to respond to bernie sanders right now. she had not -- now, this interview with debbie wasserman schultz was done this week on the fox business network on wednesday. wednesday morning i said to her what is your response to bernie sanders? she said i'm going to respond right now, the victory fund is totally fair. that's the response she gave him. has it been fair?

. >> we've been hearing from howard schultz and kevin johnson.get through the earnings and eps in line with expectations at 39 cents a miss and it came to revenues and comp sales, only came in at 6% which was a lit light from what the market was looking for in china and the asia pacific where starbucks has been investing heavily hoping to open 500 stores for half a decade. sales there only grew about 3.5%. looks like the market was looking for 4.5%. a big miss and we heard from howard schultz right there on the conference call. >> the performance in q 2 is particularly gratifying in it was in the face of very challenging consumer geopolitical and economic environments. >> yeah, so what analysts were looking for on the conference call, they wanted an update on the mobile app, especially as it looks like 24% of u.s. transactions are based on mobile and that adoption hasn't really changed. it's accelerated according to kevin johnson in his words. he says globally right now, mobile acounts for 4% of transactions, up 40%. as forhe rewards program, was

. >> july 2000, reporter brian schultz is dispatched to new providence, iowa, to cover the installationnew water tower. >> that looks pretty good, don't it? >> it does. >> getting the water tower was a point of pride for new providence. something they'd been trying to get done for quite a while. so it was quite a big deal. >> new providence raises enough money to purchase its very first tower. the remote town of a little more than 200 people is all abuzz. >> anyone who was at home at the time, they were going to go out and see this happen. >> as local residents gather in the streets, a 150-foot crane rises and successfully lifts the four steel legs into position. >> there were some gentlemen on top of the tank that were attaching these straps to a central point that the crane would lift up. there were a few gentlemen on the ground that were kind of directing them. and there was a gentleman on top of the crane that was waiting for all this to happen. i remember even at the time i was pretty impressed with how cautious they were being. >> we're going for liftoff. >> with two workers poise

>> debbie wasserman schultz said your comments were insulting, irresponsible. governor kasich: i have done more than any other governor to make sure women on college campuses are safe. they have confidentiality. and that the people that commit acts against them can be prosecuted. it is a time in this country for people to kind of work together on some of these issues. that is politics in washington. the fact of the matter is, most of the states could learn from what we have done in our state. we are proud of what we have done. and we want to make sure that the perpetrators are prosecuted. that women have a safe place to go. so she just ought to check out the legislation, she could probably learn a little bit. let's with governor pataki endorsing you, are you concerned -- governor kasich: i am not surprised. >> that more republican governors have not gotten behind you? governor kasich: no, i am not concerned. we have a good group in washington. you know, i am not really that worked up. people indoors for a variety of reasons. and frankly, some of these endorseme

dale schultz. he was actually majority leader from 2003 to 2005. served as a republican legislator there since 1983. he just retired last year. now we caught up with him in madison this week. and he said he still has plenty to say all about the state of wisconsin's politics. >> clearly, wisconsin is in a process of tremendous change. we have been historically a state where independence was valued and championed. these days what has happened is the comfort element in the republican party is sort of pushed aside independence, independent republicans and trying to create a parliamentary democracy where there is no crossing the floor. the party discipline has grown to an extreme level. and i think that's a very different wisconsin than many of us older people remember growing up in. >> that's not all. he went on to la meant the influence of big money in wisconsin and this republican talked about how it's all changed his republican party. >> when i got into politics, i ran as a republican, because i think it most clearly reflected who i was. but politic

we have the chairman of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman-schultz.ongresswoman, given that hillary clinton seems to have a pretty clear path to the nomination now, does before bart need to tone down his attacks and start to bring the party together? >> i have been very proud throughout this campaign of both of our candidates, you have seen in every debate, and, also, in askings on campaign trail, the substance and the commitment that each of our candidates has to laying out for the "good morning america" their vision for having to move our country forward so i am rudd compared to the circus on the other side. >> if you can answer my question , can --. >> i am about to answer. >> i was waiting. >> i needed to preface it because they have done a great job of being substantive. what i have cautioned the last self weeks is that we need to make sure that the rhetoric that each candidate uses is such that it doesn't make it more difficult for us to reunify. it was expected in a campaign lick this as we get toward the narrow end of the funnel, with only 19

mary schultz deposed one of the alleged victims. do you remember miriam pacheco? we interviewed her. >> (video plays on ipad) >> do i remember her? >> bergman: well, you took her deposition. >> okay, but i've taken myriads of depositions. >> bergman: she's making serious allegations of rape. so then assuming miriam pacheco is telling the truth about what happened to her, but the case gets dismissed, where is there justice for her? >> because the case was dismissed, again, it doesn't mean it didn't happen. the report that she provided was of a rape. where's the criminal system? that is the system that's designed to address the kind of crime that she's reporting. what the company sees is, "we've got an issue here, maybe this is credible, maybe it isn't. maybe this happened, maybe it didn't." do companies just start opening the wallet and paying out money to people whose circumstances they believe? i think that would be horribly risky. you would be overwhelmed with trying to sort out the good from the bad. >> bergman: and when abm does not believe they did anything w

schultz schultz it's a -- ms. wasserman schultz: last year, i had the privilege of officiating of a same-sox couple in the shadoove of the supreme court at the florida house and we achieved marriage equality across the country, the striking down of do mmp a. i know i have consistently communicated with my lgbt community that we couldn't rest easy or sit back and just wipe our hands and say good job, time to move on, because as congressman cicilline said there is so much left to do, so many rights that are still not won and then we watched the unraveling after the wonderful decision that was handed down, which was the right decision to grant marriage equality across the land, you have big olted, narrow-minded individuals who want to roll back that progress and roll back those rights. we have to stand vigilant we have seen what has happened in mississippi and north carolina. there is no right to discriminate and can't codify discrimation into state, local or federal law. we are asking for something very simple, that

-- justin and stephanie schultz arrived in the u.eld on friday in kentucky.>>> new developments in the investigation of the amtrak train derailment over the weekend near philadelphia, where two amtrak workers were killed, 35 passengers were injured. the train engineer applied the emergency brakes five seconds before the train hit the bat that was on the same track, killing the backhoe operator and the track supervisor. the train was going 106 miles an hour in a 110 mile an hour zone. it's not clear why the amtrak workers were on the track when the train was coming through.>>> the faa is investigating a helicopter crash, five people killed in tennessee. this happened yesterday afternoon near the great smoky mountains national park. the helicopter was on a sightseeing tour, and it appears the chopper came down the side of a mountain and then crashed at the foot of the mountain. the crash started a fire and it spread up the mountain. >> there's not much left, and the helicopters pretty well consumed in the fire.>> the people that live n

this is a sneak peek at the charles schultz museum.its will include comic strips and other schultz creations featuring charlie brown, lucy, linus and the rest of the gang. they plan to change the contents every six months to appeal to a wider range of visitors. >>> the oakland a's hope to sweep the yankees today. chris davis gave the a's the lead. they won 5-2. kendall graveman became the first first to hit at the new yankees stadium. >>> the giants are having problems. they lost the fourth straight game. madison bumgarner pitched great into the 7th inning, and then gave up a two run homer. the giants came back, cut the lead in half. angel pagan had an rbi single. and mat duffy was left stranded at third and the giants lost the game 2-1. >>> every warriors fan wants to know -- will steph curry play? >> my heart is geared towards playing and being out there with my teammates. >> up next, you'll hear what steph curry says needs to happen for him to be able to play. >>> we are looking at traffic that's going to be busy in many areas, incl

there's no question, sorry, debbie wasserman schultz, in my opinion, one of the most incompetent chairs of the dnc has tried to put her finger on behalf on one side on behalf of hillary clinton. when we tried to get debates when the campaign started and the clinton campaign did not want that and debbie wasserman schultz did everything possible to schedule debates when nobody was watching, which was foolish, we wanted to expose the population to democratic values, i think that should be seen in the context. >> ana and i are enjoying this. >> people don't trust -- many people don't trust the way the dnc is operating. the particular issue, that's at heart -- >> i want to paraphrase the pollster for the clinton campaign who says that bernie sanders is acting like a potential ralph nader, a spoiler. do you believe that? >> i mean, bernie sanders came into this race saying he was not going to be ralph nader and chose to be a democrat because he believes in values of the democratic party. i believe that's true. i firmly believe that in his heart, if he sees no path, he is going to fully embrac

. >> let's turn to jim schultz, gop attorney. thank you for taking time, as always. it was a near-clean sweep for trump. is the stop trump movement dead? >> he won five states yesterday, not only pennsylvania big, he won all 67 counties, every single count any in pennsylvania. in addition, seeing more and more activities that smack of desperati desperation, naming a running mate early, trying to work together to kcollude and stop him. i believe that trump's nomination is inevit it ibl at this point. >> jim, trump is increasing attacks against hillary clinton. last night he accused her of playing the woman card. do you think these attacks will work in a general election? >> well, i think you're going to see bare knuckle tactics from both sides. trump's acting like the nominee at this point, taking shots at his opponent. i think he'll continue to do that. it's worked so far in the primary cycle. i think you'll see it happen from both camps with the clinton camp taking shots as well. remains to be seen whether it works. but so far, it has for donald trump. >> jim, you s

this entire process, the head of the national democratic committee, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultzgood to see you. what is your expectation tonight in terms of tone? there's been a change in the state of play in this race. it's gotten edgier, away from what you said you wanted. so how about tonight? >> well, i do expect it to be a little more intense, which is okay. the stakes are not only high, but you have a lot of passion on both sides, and we want to make sure and i'm confident we will see a robust and substantive debate like we've seen from the previous eight, and certainly in contrast from the republicans who are in utter chaos and seem to be bickering and backstabbing, and not having a discussion about where this country should go. >>> do you think the issue of super delegates needs to be defended, this understanding that people are being divorced from the process? do you think that applies on your side as well? >> i don't think. i think there's a few important things to keep in mind. we have not had unpledged delegates decide the outcome of our nomination since they've been

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. >>> democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz will join us life.e will talk about the race and what's at stake for the democratic party and the next democratic presidential debate. i will be hosting that debate. it will be here on cnn. it is going to be in brooklyn next thursday, april 14th. 9:00 p.m. eastern. once again, the democratic presidential debate live from brooklyn, 9:00 p.m. eastern next thursday. >>> with the new york primary around the corner, presidential candidates are aiming high in the empire state. up next, a man very familiar with new york politics, there he is, congressman peter king. he is standing by live. we'll discuss after this. [ male announcer ] this saturday, megan is home doing yoga. last saturday, she was shopping here. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ bulk from boxed didn't only save megan $33, bulk from boxed saved megan's saturday. [ pop, screech, doorbell rings ] boxed -- bulk-size shopping delivered easy with no membership fees. download the app and get 15% off your first order with code "bulk." >>> take a look at this.

i suspect him to come in very strong. >> jim schultz, busy political time.e'll be seeing more of you in days to come. >> thanks for having me on. >> whoever wins the republican nomination, will have his work cut out. >> democrats have won pennsylvania in every general election since 1988. bernie sanders is hoping to continue that trend. he's holding a rally at temple. a live look here over the liacouras center where the crowd started to gather. we've been watching live pictures from skyforce 10 for more than an hour now. sanders will host a community conversation at a philadelphia church-this rally and then tomorrow speak to the afl-cio convention. >>> hillary clinton spoke at afl-cio followed by impact services roundtable. she had a lot of supporters in the audience though the afl-cio has not officially endorsed anyone. clinton does have roots in pennsylvania and won this state in 2008 over aback obama. pennsylvania's primary april 26, so does delaware. new jersey is june 7th. >> let's talk about our weather. wind out there along the delaware in new castle

it's like sergeant schultz. >> i know nothing! how could he not know? >> what they are investigating is if there is a quick protocol here. these two individuals are being investigated for pretty large sums of money. there has been no accusations. precinct. they give him diamonds . it's a gratuity. the cop would give them to his wife. >> all under bill de blasio's watch who acts like he has not a worry in the world . you better watch out! you might work out on the daisychain walk. you getting indicted by the vara . ben: let's talk about politics. the primary is one week away and it looks like donald trump and hillary clinton on the front letters. it's a tight race between sanders . >> he actually goes back to the board hood apartment that he had not far from the high school that he went to it's the same one that ruth paneer goes to. >> and then a dirty water does it get any better than that? >> i have to ask you this is becoming a twitter war. when you are on a plane, the person the window seat do they or don't they have a soul right to have the shade up

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debbie what is wasserman schultz congresswoman from florida isloa trying to playing honest broker refereeuse it certainly looks aft like hillary clinton is going to be the democratic nominee butee bernie sanders is staying in ann bernie sanders is continuing too go after to attack hillaryk hiar clinton on the issues. and it seems according to the polls to have done some damagee to clinton in terms of her general favor ability rating.g so wasserman schultz is trying y to thread that needle where on the one hasn't she doesn't wantn to alienate sanders and millionn of supporters she wants them to be on board if clinton is the ie nominee but on the other hand in the meantime she doesn't wantan sanders to do further damage toe hillary clinton.on got a lot of question for her at the top of the hour.e to >> it's been no easy pickings pi for either one of the chairne o people of these politicaltheslit parties this year either on the republican or democratic side,id chris.chris. >> we thank you so much fork taking the time with us this morning.ing you can watch fox news sundayuna right here on fox

wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in opposition to h.r. 3340, the so-called financial stability oversight council reform act. this bill represents another example of death by a thousand cuts from our friends on the other side of the aisle. it's another republican attack on the dodd-frank wall street reform and consumer protection act. after the catastrophe of the financial crisis and the near collapse of our bankingcies terges republicans are once again jeopardizing the stability of our financial system. how many times will republicans waste taxpayer dollars with these partisan and dangerous attacks on the independence of our financial regulators? dodd-frank created the financial stability oversight council and the office of financial research to bring independent regulators together to monitor risk across our bankingcies terges and address threats to the american economy. prior to the creation of fsoc, no single entity was accountable for monitoring our nation's financial stability. none. it was a mishma

. >> debbie wasserman schultz, yeah. >> these are real bomb throwers on the left. >> it's not just that sure it is. >> if you look at the exit polls, and almost every single state the number of people are self-identifying as liberals is often 10 points higher than it was even in the last cycle. so, actual people who are voting are shifting much more belief system. >> i would like to seat poll on that. because whenever you have primaries, you get the motivated people coming out. >> right. >> you get the people real zealots. >> republican party. >> republican party as well. you get the zealots, independents often don't vote in the primaries. primary voting is nothing like general election. but if you are going to say that the two democrats running for president both favor pretty much abortion at any time for any reason, and they hide behind the women's health issue, but that could be a migraine headache, you know, i don't want to have the kid. my boyfriend left me. my husband left me. whatever it may be. i have got a migraine. kid is going to be born next week. >> not many people get abor

going into a general election. >> wasserman-schultz didn't help the front-runner much when she seemedn different aspects or things that each of our candidates have said. i just think it's not appropriate for me to weigh in on things like that. that's better asked of the candidates themselves. and the people that are specifically advocating on behalf of those candidates. >> so i was sitting there, eric right after that and i'm listening to her answer that question about the sleepy time joke and i'm thinking, i'm trying hard not to feel sorry for her, but she's stuck in between a rock and a hard place. the thing i thought about that was it got to the character point. hillary clinton blamed that on bill de blasio. even as she participated, they had rehearsed it and she was fully part of it. >> i think the question had to be asked and i think she handled it well. >> what else was she going to say in. >> she can't speak. for her to throw an opinion out there could be viewed as either favorable or unfavorable. >> and the bernie people would be mad. >> on the unfavorables, oddly enough, dona

maria: thanks for joining us, debbie wasserman schultz joining us. all-you-can-eat french fries, mcdonald's is considering changes to the iconic big mac. details next. made in america a major issue in the 2016 race, americans take cheaper prices over american labels, the oldest and largest american flag producer next. maria: part of texas underwater in the worst synonymy ever. cheryl casone he with the headlines. cheryl: more rain is expected in houston where 37 people have died in devastating flooding. officials are warning cypress creek in northwest houston is rising and still hasn't crested and as you see from these images dozens of horses were rescued from a flooded stable near cypress creek. would you buy a big mac if it wasn't as big? burger king testing bigger and smaller versions of the big mac to test marketing in central ohio and the dallas area. what is called the grand mac and the other is the mac junior. it will sold for $4 and $.89, the mac junior an official layer of big mac between 239 and $2 and $.59. donald trump's bid for president

bill: chris wallace asked head of dnc, debbie wasserman-schultz, whether or not the email server willow often does this issue come up, ed? for democrats is that issue left to the media for the moment? reporter: it is really left to the media and frankly the fbi. that is the big looming question for hillary clinton. for a while obviously was expected to be slam-dunk over bernie sanders did not become that. so now that she is dealing with it and finally jumping ahead, the only looming question, the great unknown about this side of the campaign is whether or not the fbi will suggest criminal charges in that investigation or in the estimation of the clinton campaign, exonerate her. that is the great unknown, bill. bill: she said at the end of the day this distraction. we'll find out in time. thank you, ed henry, live in philadelphia. we'll see you real soon, thanks. martha: fox news is the place to be of course for tomorrow's big showdown. we'll have all-day coverage. we'll be here in morning of course. then we join bret baier, megyn kelly for prime time coverage starting here at 6:00 p.m

. >> here is jim schultz. most polls show trump with a pretty big lead in pennsylvania.do you think the other candidates can make it a real race? >> he has a pretty big lead in pennsylvania. i don't think the other candidates will make it a big race. last night both candidates had a monster evening. big wins. clinton and trump. trump comes into pennsylvania a friendly state and the other northeastern states with tremendous momentum. clinton comes into pennsylvania, friendly state with big momentum and a lot more delegates. i don't think there's any chance you're going to see folks dropping out of the race on either side. i think sanders is going to be there to continue to sustain his quest to have socialism at the seat at the table in the democrat party. and you'll see ted cruz and john kasich trying to steal the nomination at the convention, but the chances of getting the delegates -- the delegate math is impossible for those two. trump is clearly the front-runner. >> what will this race look like after next tuesday? do you see anyone dropping out? >> i don't see anyone

. >> reporter: a bigger deal according to matt schultz at credit cards.com might be a move to a moresecurity, like biometrics. >> things like your fingerprint or facial recognition. >> reporter: schultz and others say we'll have more cards and more answers by christmas. chris clackum, nbc news. >> everybody likes the security? >> i just wish i went quicker. >> it does take a little bit of time. >> extra time. you sit there and wait and wait. >>> well, you don't have to good to japan to celebrate the cherry blossom festival. >> coming up next, we take you to the festivities happening right here in the bay area this weekend with some people you know. san francisco's cherry blossom festival is wrapping up tonight. ==take vo== this was the second weekend of >>> san francisco's cherry blossom festival is wrapping up tonight. this was the second weekend of the festival that celebrates japanese culture. today the big event was the grand parade starting at city hall and ending in japan town. organizers say each year more than 200,000 people take part the cherry blossom festival. this year ou

state and have live reports and complete coverage from brit humes, stewart stevens, debbie wasserman-schultz. ought to be interesting. it was the last time. see you then. >>> tuesday voters head to the polls in battle for new york state. michael cohen, peter townsend jr., geraldo rivera weigh in. >>> the majority rule. that is an american concept that i can't imagine us turning our backs on. >> then rnc chairman reince priebus stands by the rules that a candidate needs a majority of delegates to win the nomination. does this mean we're headed for an ugly contested convention showdown? >> hillary clinton. we can't let it happen. >> and donald trump unveils hillary clinton's new nickname. >>> plus, the democrats have a major problem -- >> could you support hillary clinton if she won the nomination? >> absolutely not. bernie or bust. >> i want to be mean. the devil. >> bernie sanders supporters cannot stand hillary clinton. "hannity" starts right here right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." while the new york voters head to the polls tomorrow and according to the real clear politics average, donal