it comes amid campaigning by the 'sime minister hindu-nationalist party and the opposition that has been marred by bitter accusations and acrimony. joining me now from new delhi is our correspondent. how has today's voting gone? has it been a smooth process? place atting is taking 117 constituencies across the country. --, voterr t turnout is quite l. 1 10% of the people have shown up at voting booths.. we are around the halfway mark for these elections. exactltly one montnth from now,e final vote countnt will take place.e. candidates were in n the reckonining today, includuding e oppoposition leadeder. place ins also taking the hometown of the prime minister. he cast a vote there earlier today. there have been some reports of violence with at least one death being reported. there have also been reports of electronic voting machines malfunctioning. >> have the bombings in neighboring sri lanka impact of the election campaign, especially since the prime ministerer has been caaiaigning heavily on security issues? tell howhard to exactly it will affect the voters as of now but the prime min

sime and it affects the entire body when you get angry you're a mic till it goes into action it releases stress hormones. your blood pressure rises along with your pulse rate you begin breathing faster and muscles tense up. your face can become flushed and go red your body prepares for a fight. it's a feeling that manifests early in human development. i get so a few areas. maybe i get louder and louder and then i scream. now i get annoyed and then i get sand. bank is an unpleasant sensation and rage has a bad reputation anyone who grows loud or begins shouting is viewed as out of control however heidi kastner warns you shouldn't try to stifle your anger she's written a book about the emotion and encourages people to stand by their rage. learning many if i don't express my emotions that i can't give other people feedback about my mood and i'm not communicating properly. the others then won't understand how i feel. expressing how angry we are facial expressions often give it away when people get angry they grimace in voluntarily they often need their brows begin to glower and lift their ch

it will not happen any sime soon so the price target is $32, micron finished the day at $42.89 and it dow 2%. >> still ahead, tesla's ceo heads to court ass invest try to make sense of a disappointing report on car deliveries. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the ceo ofoeing apologized for the fate of 737 max crashes and said it was appare that in both flights an anti-stall feature activated in. err in a statement dennis said it was boeing's responsibility to eliminate that risk and he says the company owns it and knows how to ticfix it. >> one of the big stories was tesla's ceo elon musk showed up for a heang regarding his ongoing battle with the sec. woe judge in the hearing gave the sides to settle their differences. meanwhile the automaker's stock was up 8% after reporting sharply lower deliveries f the first quarter. our phil lebeau joins us outside the courthouse in new york city. let's start with what happened outside the courthouse. what are the exist between the two sides and what happens if they are not solved in two week >> well, bill, this w t about as well as can be expected for elon musk and s

sime sorry you are offended is not an apology. 'm sorry, i invaded your says. that's not accepting the fact that people think differently about communication. whether it's a handshake or a hug. i know joe biden a long time. he is an affection nature person to children, to senior citizens. that's the way he is. but that's not -- join the straight-arm club with me. and my grandchildren, when they were little, five, six, they would play games and then say, pen s emp sa mmpemp. we say open biden, because he was so lovely to them. he has to understand in a world that people's now space is important to them and how they receive it and not necessarily how you intended it. >> i want to shift gears to the house. the majority, you are almost 100 days in. give yourself a grade of how house democrats doing so far? ms. pelosi: a-plus. > are we grading at a curve? ms. pelosi: we go beyond a-plus. top 10 issues. h.r. 1, we passed that and something going around the country and really important for us to give people the assurance that their voice is important as any voice in w

2000, faced the charges about his own misspent youth all the way up to the age of 40, and he had a simewer every time something came up what about the crunching driving, about this fight u got into, h had a simple answer, when i was young and foolish, i wasoung and foolish. after a while, reporters got red of asking. joe biden needs something not quite that glib, but something like times have changed, i have changed. i think there is a big fference between invading someone's space and a hand on the shoulder, and the anita hil event t been handled bill biden so far. >> woodruff: you're saying all he needs is a disc response? >> and the same one so he doesn't deviate from it. >> woodruff: i want to as about one of the other democrats of this week. elizabeth warren g a little out front, bernie sanders talked a little about free colge in 2016, but elizabeth warren this week came up with a plarnon vid, which in so many words makes public college almost free for students who need help, does that set her apart in ao significant wa what? >> well, i respect she has a whole series of serious poli

it is three and a half simes larger than the global economy it is no longer the market just reflectshappening in the economy but drives what's happening in the economy and as far as policies are concerned as well >> could you not argue so far at least in his term as president it's worked, the economy has been strong and the market has been strong. you couldn't, for example, say the same to the same extent with the last administration where the economy wasn't as strong but the market was >> well, yes this is not a criticism of the policies as far as the current administration is concerned, but just an awareness this is what's going on and the most remarkable was on the trade front, the fact that this is one position on which the president had been consistent going back to the 1980s but we dwan to see a remarkable turnaround on the trade front some time in late october, early november when i think it became apparent to him this was sort of leading to a market decline of course you could take the positive view this is a good thing that is preventing the successes from happening as you w