hancock, the pushback. he is now governor of massachusetts. there is a paucity of documentation. to be able to incorporate any of that history in your recollection of how things were ratified. >> the idea the founding fathers having this gift from the heavens. the irony is that shays by mostn was perceived of the elites is the first sign of anarchy. because of that fear the movement for a convention in have alphia begins to level credibility that is in have before. the ironic implication of shays consolidated the federal government in a way that they are opposed to. historians have not been remiss in trying to connect these events you describe with the convention and the documents and the bill of rights. there's a lot to be said about that. >> shays rebellion leads directly to the republican guarantee clause of the constitution. they have the right statement but not in the conventional way that we think about the bill of rights. guaranteeing a republican form of government. speculation about the different ways in which an uprising could take place. the wrong kind of popular protes

. >> we must act immediately to repeal this harmful legislation now before the pushback national bringsreal and long- term harm to the state.>> little republicans support, the effort to repeal the bill is unlikely. >>> six cuban migrants were helped by a group of good samaritans when they came ashore in miami monday. some witnesses rushed over and brought them water and cell phone so they could call their families to let them know they were okay. >> we walked down and they were coming toward us. they were frail but strong and i had an urge to shake one of their hands and say welcome. >> as a cuban-american it's very emotional for me. some of us were crying as we were helping them. >> the migrants said they have been at sea for 11 days and ran out of food and water. >>> everyone is talking about it at work today so don't be left behind nikki burdine has you covered with what stranding. >> reporter: beyonce selling a lot of lemonade in prince george inspiring a bathroom trend and a vacation with puppies. these are some of the story stranding today. beyonce's new album lemonade will do ver

tom: chris, the pushback, the republican party is saying these are the rules, play by the rules, lotpeople in the real america are saying, but i thought my vote counted. are you getting this pushback on your show? >> we are, it's very mixed and to a large extent it depends whether you're a trump supporter or cruz supporter or possibly a kasich supporter as well. these are the rules. we have a complicated system, electoral college. ask al gore how he likes that. two senators in wyoming and two senators in california with 500,000 people versus 33 million people. our system is complicated and if you're going to run for president, you should know the rules state by state, follow along. they gave out a three ring binder with all of the information and this is the way it's done. tom: however, the members of the golf club want to overthrow the old guard. that's what's going on here. the old guard made the rules but the young bucks want a new set of rules for the golf club. chris plante, thank you. eboni williams, thanks for coming in. >>> an escaped chimp? how do i switch to this story? lea

the pushback is, the delegates that are going for the rules committee at the convention are trump and cruz people. not necessarily. they may have flipped. they could be state level rnc operatives. so a lot of questions. >> what's your bottom line? >> my bottom line is i think they can clear this up. the rnc can clear it up saying the rules that stand now will not be changed. >> that would be changing the rules. >> you can't. i don't like the idea that anybody is stealing anything. i think politics is difficult enough without changing the rules at the last minute. and what you're suggesting is they change the rules in a way that would benefit front-runner. >> no. the rule in place. >> so keep the rules including the prools the rules committee gets together and they decide what is in the best interests of the republican party. >> you're talking in a circle. keep the rule that deems every rule temporary? that's ridiculous. >> in essence what we have. >> dana? >> i want to know everything that is highlighted on your payment. >> did i some work. i'm back and raring to go. donald rumsfeld w

it's going to be june, it looks like and the pushback to say april would make us look more urgent thanare when the fed reduced the number of rate hikes from two to four for the year. the april meeting does not have the press conference and forecast accompanying it, so you would have to put chair yellen in the position of calling a special press call to explain why the fed moved in april or you might have the fed trying to creep rates up to quickly. the only time china has not been focused on was right after the fed delayed and they did not talk about it as much but the interesting issue is how much chair yellen emphasized china as a risk. important that you saw her isolate that risk when you see other people who clearly do not see as much of a risk and that division. i think chair yellen will dominate that for a reason, but it is interesting. jim bullard from the fed was talking about the live meeting. we assume the fed won't do anything but he said all meetings are live meetings and we need to remember that. that's right and he's making a point the fed wants to get to. every meeting l

it seems to me the pushback in your part of the pushback. >> sewer, i don't know whether it will worky way to register a protest. this has just common sense. or having faith, it is political correctness run amok. we have gone so far off the course to try to appease people who don't manifest physically what they claim is true in their minds. and i mean, you know, stuart, when you look at the effectiveness, even bill o'reilly is mr. culture war, we've got to stop this war, on his show he turns to the lawyers in that they don't want them to go into women's restroom basically. who are they trying to protect? bill o'reilly to ask that question. holy cow. hard to believe. anyway, we need to protect women who have been sexually abused despite target metrics to help maybe three times for 1%. in one shot to the obama administration. i don't do this often but they are really creating a new jobs program in the latter industry. as you know, they said you build a higher fence, people build bigger letters and they've announced that they will bill the white house fence five feet taller. obviously it

if you knows there is more of a legalization, though the pushback i believe from everybody who depend on massive amount of u.s. and other assisted support police agencies. you have a for-profit prison industry and the united states that depends on the supply of people being arrested for drugs, for consuming drugs. what is your comment on that on the fact that these parallel industries that depend on each other in a fit from the status quo and both of them at pushback against any legalization? >> it's a good point. one of the appealing things to many people about legalization as it could have potential to reduce the prison population which certainly in this country is extraordinarily hot it is one of the things the number we write about it, we always need a broken y-axis to accommodate the united states. it's really unique in this respect. but you are right for the people who run the prisons. perhaps that might not be so appealing. one thing that interested me in colorado at the other month, i asked the authority asked the authorities there in denver about legalization had done to thei

. >> it is interesting, because he is getting, and she is getting a lot of the pushback from off thebecause it offended many indian americans who said that it is a slang dig at them, and is so it is interesting that what you say is going to come back to bite you, and i am not that ens sensitive and she should not be used for that, but using the jepder card is to get rid of the emotion when we involve things likis exism, and look at the the candidates and accomplished or not in the past both in public and private, and the same things that bernie sanders has been going against. >> clark: with -- against hillary clinton with her private ties and the accept iing of the money from wall street and big banks, and that is the same thing theb and he wants to make clear that the riffraff of the candidates in his own party that he is having to deal with, and when he has maria pointed out, he has not had a candidate like ms. clinton, we have to make sure it is a race not about emotions and policies, and not mud muddying the waters and hidinging behind the shield of being a woman or any sort of s

reduces vulnerability gets eveeven economical thought likeu to be a political analyst and analyze the pushback and the lack of traction you've gotten. governor brown, is this an issue you plan to spend more time on, not just the icbms, the nuclear issue, in the years to come? what can a governor do and what can i post governor do? >> a post governor can do less than a governor i can answer that. [laughter] spent a post secretary can do less than the secretary also. [laughter] >> secretary perry, what's the political, i think the first question was, how can we come out under proposal to to eliminate one of the three legs of the nuclear triad, as we call it, get some traction? >> i may be pursuing mission impossible, and the pushback on this as you might imagine is enormous. i think i'm making little or no hedwig on a. my rationale is simple though, twofold. first of all, between a submarine forces that are airborne forces, we have more than enough deterrence capability. more than enough, reliable, assured deterrence capability and secondly, the icbms as i said have this peculiar problem in that

. >> the pushback on that -- that was a jump interview to set up the endorsement of hillary clinton.hey were unfair to me, they took me out of context. is that fair? >> well, and i think thinks wife jane sanders called it an inquillsition. >> but is it fair? >> i think is his criticism fair of it? >> yes. >> no, i think he wasn't prepared for the interview. and it's oftentimes you go into an interview and a paper can release the transcript like that. >> on the other side, ron brownstein -- though last night you should have seen him at the bernie sanders event. he had a hoodie on, he was walking around. i thought he was there to make a buy. [ laughter ] . >> he was there covering the event. >> you didn't have to. [ laughter ] >> exactly right. it was the ambience preside bba. you always have she'll be the presumptive nominee, that will mean she would have already reached the number of pledged delegates. what does that mean? >> that's not going to happen. very unlikely that either of them reach the number of pledged delegates. the reason are that super-delegates are a big part of the p

>> senator cruz, following the release of freedom lives and the pushback, talk about your target boycotthe transgender bathrooms. that it's hot topic. >> the great thing about the hoosier state, it embraces common sense. last week when trump on the today show came out and agreed with hillary clinton and barack obama that adult men should be allowed to go to a little girl's room, doesn't make any sense. that is just political correctness on steroids. it is basic common sense that grown adult many, strangers, should not be alone in a bathroom with little girls. i say this as the father of two young daughters and this shouldn't be a political issue. this is not a question of left or right or conservative or liberal. this is a question of basic common sense and it is a sad statement. the pc police that donald trump is willing to embrace that view rather than stand up and just speak the truth. of course not. and that's one of the thing that its great about the role indiana has. the country is looking to indiana to make a choice, not just for the state. it's a choice for at the republican part

on this plan is similar to the pushback on the ecb's plan, but even more companiesapanese sitting on pile of cash. it is a demand problem, isn't it? simon: a lot of people will say that it is not a problem with the supply of money, it is that there is no demand for it. and consumers need to take the money there. has is a problem that arisen for negative interest rates. jon: this is not about rates, this is not about the expansion of money supply or the balance sheet, it is all just about an adjustment of the price of money to banks. simon: unless this is part of a package. be idea that they might going more deeply into negative territory there on the main rates. be adea that this would carrot for the stick of other things, that is what is pushing down value. jon: next week, more banks anticipate more action from the boj. is this the only option they have got, that they had to do something like the ecb is doing? that: you get the sense they cannot not do anything. it is a fixed like draghi has faced in the past. they deliver, the market punishes them. -- it is lesser of too the lesser

. >> but the pushback against this when you say more people die in bathtub accidents, i understand you're not saying it's unimportant, but you're saying we can't overreact to it. is bathtub manufacturers aren't trying to kill us and they're not trying to up the body count. i think it's fair to say that some of the sharpest criticism of you from both sides is the way that you responded personally, not necessarily in policy to terror attacks. you went out and played golf after paris. you said it was a setback. >> even as we grieve with our french friends, however, we can't lose sight that there has been progress being made. >> after san bernardino, you talked about gun control. >> right now people on the no fly list can walk into a store and buy a gun. that's insane. >> and some people wonder, they think the concern is do you worry about terrorism and feel the threat of terrorism the way they do? >> and i would say this. there isn't a president who's taken more terrorists off the field than me. over the last 7 1/2 years. i'm the guy who calls the families or meets with them or hugs them or

i don't know what the pushback is now. lion shares down there at 53 and haven't been there since. >> one quick positive on the banks. the business trends are all bad. more than any other sector, these companies have so many levers they can pull to pull out a quarter. so many things to do on the expense line, they can shift things to different quarters. so i don't know if i want -- >> need a more meaningful longer term lever. >> might be good enough for this quarter. >> risk reward is probably most attractive in the group i've seen in a long time. >> best name in the space is what? best name in the space? >> jpmorgan. >> easy. >> i don't think -- visa. >> wells, goldman, morgan sanli. >> you like the whole group? >> jpmorgan. good stuff. pete, thank you for joining us. "power" begins now. >>> and welcome to "power lunch." big breaking news on tesla at this hour. straight to phil lebeau. phil? >> melissa, we have a recall involving the model x, the suv that just started being delivered at the end of last year. here's the deta

to age and will he signal the succession, things like this, this will tell us how significant the pushbackis as dr. nathan suggested. >> sreenivasan: christopher johnson, andrew nathan, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> woodruff: it's hard to overstate just how expensive college can be: more than $40,000 a year for a private school, over $34,000 for an out- of-state public school. many students do qualify for greater financial aid, but a startup has come up with a way to let high school students earn money for college much earlier. economics correspondent paul solman has the story, part of his "making sense" series, which airs thursdays on the newshour. >> reporter: at the engineering classroom of a top public magnet school in miami, terra high school, sebastian rodriguez and his team's entry in a national robot competition. >> you had to pick up a lot of wiffle balls and stack them into this canister here and then be able to propel them upwards into six-foot-tall tubes. >> reporter: turns out this whole school is as competitive as the robot-niks; you need high grades and tes

the republican pushback did not blow me away, but the rnc has argued there is a little bit of a turnkeyw much behind do you think the republicans actually are in thinking about a general election plan and building infrastructure? guest: i think the bigger factor on the republican side, other than the infrastructure on the ground and the ground game, is going to be how enthusiastic people are about the ticket. i think that is the real question mark, because you can have all the infrastructure and ground game in the world, but if people are not excited about the ticket, they are not going to vote. i think there is a question mark as to whether either of the potential tickets could generate enthusiasm among republicans, conservatives, and independents to overtake clinton in the general. john: i'm going to stick with you. it seems to me that over the course of the week, you have had ted cruz with this alliance, the carly fiorina alliance, kasich not messaging the alliance well, a lot of confusion between the camps. it seems to me like utter chaos. not only a desperate moment for the stop tr

you look at the chinese building fake islands in the south china sea with minimal pushback. is america is backing away from the world stage. we're not. we need to reengage and it's important as republicans that our front runners say things about that. when they give messages about retreat, withdraw, isolation, that sends a bad message about what the next administration could look like. we need to reengage. we need to show the world we're still in charge and that needs to be done by this president. that's not the message sent. >> you can imagine a clear message would be sent if a commander decides to shoot down a russian plane that came too close. i want to get your thoughts on this. video out of iran today from the national military parade. one of the things we don't see in the video but is important, the iranians just received the s-300 anti-character missile system from russia. give us your thoughts on how this changes the balance of power in the middle east now that iran has its very sophisticated air defense system? are they now immune to any air strikes? >> they're not i

the republican pushback didn't blow me away but the rnc has argued for a while they are building a bitation. how much behind do you think the republicans are plan and building the infrastructure. >> you know, i think the bigger factor on the republican side other than infrastructure on the ground and the ground game will be how enthusiastic people are about the ticket and i think that's the real question mark. you can have all the structure and ground game in the world and if people aren't excited about the ticket, they're in the going to go out and vote. i think there's real question mark as to whether either of the potential tickets either with trump at the top or cruz at the top can generate sufficient enthusiasm i among republicans, conservatives and independents to overtiake hillary clinton ina general election. >> you've had ted cruz with this alliance and you had carly fiorina announcement. you've had kasich not messaging the alliance well. john weaver calling ted cruz a liar. it seems to me like utter chaos. not only a desperate moment for the stop trump forces but totally ramp

we're seeing the pushback mostly in the pocketbook.nesses saying that they are not okay with this, they are not going to do business in states that have these kinds of laws on the books. >> have any of them followed through with their promise to leave? >> pay pal, for one, has decided not to go forward with a huge expansion in north carolina. this was just signed into law last night and mississippi is already seeing reaction from businesses, like microsoft and ibm. so large corporations, this could have a financial impact. >> sara ganim, thanks so much. >>> coming up next in the "newsroom," it's a great time to live in san francisco. i'll tell you why, next. 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 country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you don't let dust and allergies get and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only

. >> and bruno, for many artist who's kind of tried to push the envelope like you said, there tends to be pushbackbeginning. what was the reception like for him when he first started and wanted to do all these things on his own and wanted to dress in his way and wanted to kind of be so unconventional? >> well, with the first big single "i want to be your lover," people did was a man or a woman. he pushed the boundaries on gender, sexuality and even race back in the '70s when this was completely unheard of. and he was the opening act for the rolling stones in 1981 tour. he was booed off stage because he was so unique and so original. nobody really understood what he was all about. eventually people realized that we were witnessing somebody who was even greater than most of his peers around him. >> yeah, and we're looking right now at video from the super bowl. tell us about that and what kind of a turning point that was in his career. >> well, we hadn't heard from prince in several years. his big comeback was the super bowl. to this day, it's the probably the most acclaimed super bowl halftime perf

after the amount of pushback on the rule, you saw the change.org campaign, the committee is expected to revisit the ban when they meet tomorrow. it will be interesting to see if they decide to change the ruling. steve: yeah. interesting. it does have the unintended consequence. dari: wait a minute. we have to say welcome erica, newest member of the fox 5 family. you're a jersey girl. >> i am. steve: you want to plug your social media? >>@erica wachter. steve: thank you very much. thing to do on coney island boardwalk come summer. dari: the concert hall that's being built and when it's expected to open. steve: plus a close shave for sheep in yonkers. see what happens when they go to the barber. dari: here's tonight's new york minute. the intrepid sea, air and space museum got a new addition, the t-38 and it's been used since 1961 to train air force pilots and astronauts. >> my weekly training regimen was to fly in this aircraft. you can see the canopy that it had, you could look all around, you could fly upside down, do aerobatics, break the sound barrier. it was great training. dari:

interesting her name after podesta made the comments, pushback from warren whether she can handle thet the way as vice presidential candidate, given she has sort of avoided the spotlight and her time as a senator. gooden a lot of attention on issues but we get into a presidential race, issues span the gamut. you hear concerns just by virtue of her name being floated. >> to republicans trump said he would pick somebody with washington experience or political experience because he has none of those things which is smart, makes sense. you want to pick somebody who knows the game. the fact that cruz and kasich campaigns say they're building lists, is that a serious enterprise to pick a running mate, part of if you're them and get to a chaotic convention that's your play, or do it before the convention, in that month between june 7th and the convention, where you're trying to court the uncommitted delegates do you try to block donald trump saying here's the dramatic ticket i want to you vote for in cleveland. >> not only is it a potential convention play to boost yourself or bring up deleg

i think some of the pushback on what treasury did was maybe even less about inversions themselves and more about sort of the rules of the game being changed midway through the fourth inning. your reaction to that? >> i think that that's a fair critique. on the other hand, this is the third of three interventions they have done and as you just heard secretary lew say, there is nothing new to what they're doing here. ever since the obama administration came on the scene, back when i was working for them, they had been trying to reform the corporate tax code and trying to create very significant speed bumps in this road toward corporate inversion as a system of tax avoidance rather than tapping some of the benefits of globalization. they haven't been able to do that. they don't have a willing partner in congress. i think jack lew is right. just because they have a do nothing congress doesn't mean they should have a do nothing treasury department. >> i've argued about health care spending, why do we spend so much time talking about spending and not enough time talking about why we're so s

the kingdom will increase. there probably could be some pushback. ehat the people the devil the devil they know s better than the double they don't know. they will swallow it. scarlet: as saudi arabia makes this transition, there are a lot of questions about how much more transparency investors, people outside the country, will get when it comes to the economy. to expect to see there will be more transparency? >> yes. i think that is exactly the game of mohammed. he is pushing for the privatization of saudi ramco, not so much for the money, but because it will force them to be completely transparent. governmentw how the has to move away from just being and show whatte, the royal family takes out of all of this because it becomes a member of the 21st century, not live in the past. toeed, transparency is key this evolution. i think we will see more and more. that is what the young prince is supposed to do. changed for saudi arabia in the last year? one is the resilience of u.s. demand.nd worries that demand will not be as efficient in the future as ana

pricing, fundamentally that sounds like a good idea and the time when people look at their credit card statements and can revisit it and get pushbacke other thing is, sure, they are creating some content but people know how you can binge consume content on providers like netflix, and i'm not sure that it's quite enough, so i think there's an awful lot of optimism here. i'm not quite as optimistic where netflix is concerned though i am a subscriber. >> if you look at obviously where this is, right, compared to where it's been which is essentially what charting is, current price juxtaposed against past prices. we know from the december high at 135 to the lows of february of 80 we've retraced exactly the halfway point and sitting here at 110. and it might be one of those moments where maybe not a lot happens, and it just stays range bound. i would rather make that bet than a directional bet. >> what's the number one thing you'll listen for in the conference webcast? >> if you look back over the last five years, and we've talked about it on the desk, massive moves in the after market because of pricing changes, how has it affected subs

the administration is getting pushback from the fraternal order of police. interview with politico an official from the fraternal order of police said police are quote, being made guinea pigs given that smart gun technology hasn't been tested. eric milgram is the father of two children who survived the newtown mass shooting in december 2012 and a spokesman for the newtown action alliance. thank you very much for joining us. given your own personal experience with what happened in newtown, you are also a gun owner, where do you particularly stand on this issue of smart gun technology and this initiative by the president? >> like a lot of things with guns, people try to dichotomize it and put it into it's either black or white. the truth is we need to do -- look at all the options available to us as part of a comprehensive integrated strategy to reduce gun deaths, gun violence and smart guns definitely have a role in that. there is some truth to what's being said that the technology is very much in its infancy but i liken it to elevators. for several decades a

. >> it seemed like, you know fees being reduced are good, but the pushback on this i think is that theng to business, telling people what they can or can't charge for business, couldn't lead usus down the road where it is state run retirement plans, i don't think -- >> a great point. >> competition would have got there nay some big fund companies down some down 0 basis points, so the market will take care of self, anyway, but really, comes down to getting an advisory you can trust educated in the retirement tax rules so you will have more when you take money out. >> a lot is about educating yourself people. >> yes. >> they don't it likes they want to hand off the responsibility because they they say might not know the intricacies of tax law you've go to to know if a higher -- you got to know what questions to ask. >> i call this a new economy, a yo-yo economy y-o-y-o-you are on your own to have you get educated should you demand that your advisory. >> ashamed he is not going to want to hear this, every question possible. >> your three top tips retirement planning first one is start ear

but the controversy, i guess, is whether the soda manufacturers will do a huge pushback and whether theax, in fact, will be passed along to consumers. that's a double-whammy for folks if in fact they have to pay for it. what do you think, sam? >> well, this is a very complicated story because it's not just about the tax, it's what the mayor wants to do with the tax. the pre-k initiative that was part of his mayoral campaign is meritorious in every way except implementation. and there are stories that are coming out now about the number of high-quality what are called seats in early childhood education. this is a plan that's being rolled out as we speak. it hasn't been put together. we're talking about a school district that's in serious financial as well as operating stress. so there's a lot going on here. plus, the rec centers and the bond issue. to kenney's credit -- and i give him credit -- he laid out his vision and he's put a plan together to try to execute on it. but little by little, there's been cuts of 1,000 little nicks. first it was 3% and there was a tax -- the tax was not c

the water. there is a pushback from one of the lawyers associated with deblasio. i don't know. it is complicated. rosanna: in the meantime, friday, we had a lovely day, we went to nassau county. greg: yes, the council gets together and once a year has a beautiful lunch. and watching for fair and balance. rosanna: we gave awards and celebrated ernie and byron. there is lew there as well. greg: the boss of the station. it is our job to present to a couple of awards to the deserving superior nalists from long island. it was a banquet. we wanted to mix it up. we wrote something. we killed, rosanna. rosanna: well the jury is out on this one. greg: take a listen. greg: there is inside stuff there. rosanna: i was getting into the act. greg: bottom line, we rapped instead of reading the script. rosanna: it was fun, amusing. we had a lot of selfies after the awards. greg: one more time... all right. it rhymed. a lot of inside jokes. one more time here... man scape rhymes with land scape. maybe you had to be there. rosanna: now listening to it again, you had to be there. any way, it was

the pushback was tremendous. st: did you get the sense from the people you worked with -- how many of them felt the same way you did about wanting to make a difference and how many saw it as it just a job in a moneymaker adventure? caller: the first prison i worked in, a guard that had worked there for many years said 2/3 of these people could be left out. prisons are like a secret society. experiment classic called the stanford prison roger read a put people and created a prison in a psychology building at stanford university. people who work ordinary workers got aprison, once they prison security uniform on, pretty soon a were treating prisoners worsen worse. to try to help listeners, the attitude is you lock them up. i made a lot of money working in prisons but i'm retired now. it's not a good system. i don't know how it can be changed. i see a lot of the prisoners on facebook now. the ones i have helped have done very well. most of them have had to start their own businesses. host: we've got a few more former

as long as they don't change the job it shoul pushback from memb of the military who don't feel women and up the ladder and so on and so forth but in terms of where we are historically, we don't change the names of other things when women or others become -- still whatever you are, i am being facetious here. just an anchor. >> start making an issue. and the interview they did, they talked about getting the job done, a team member, getting the job done, and the issue of gender, forcing it down the throats of everyone making it an issue in a time of war. >> we found out from the new isis video they want to hunt any followers of the cross, turn it into a holy war for themselves. that is another thing in the military. more "outnumbered" in just a moment. stay close. ogo is o a little pointy. so you evolve. you simplify. you haven't changed. you still help people live their best lives. and finally your new logo is ready, and you decide the perfect time to show the world is right... now. twell what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's right. i'm talking full time delivery of

. >>> george mason university says it will rename its law school after the late justice, antonin scalia, but there is some pushbackschool says that it received an anonymous donation of $20 million to make that change. a virginia state delegate has started an online petition to prevent the name change. scalia, you'll remember, died in february at a ranch in texas. he was 79 years old. >>> several states are pushing for higher minimum wages and soon, that could be a reality around here. in 60 seconds, the new plan to gi thousands of local woverk >>> friday afternoon is almost here. temperatures are finally starting to respond to a little bit of sunshine that we're getting. up to 70 now in ma 73, win chester. 76 out in petersburg, west virginia. so there's warmer air just out to our south and west that's going to try its best to make it into the metro area over the next couple of hours. forecast for today, a risk of showers coming our way mainly between 4:00 and 8:00. tomorrow, a slight chance of a few showers in southern maryland early on. on the whole, not a bad day tomorrow. partly cloudy by the afternoon and dry,

the mayor and mrs. clinton has faced pushback. de blasio said people criticizing the point missed the point. >>> meanwhile, we have disturbing new video tonight. a traffic stop and a new york cop giving a driver a ticket and a piece of his mind about the cop's opinion about mayor de >> mayor de blasio wants us to give out summonses. okay? i don't know if you voted for him or not. i don't live in the city. i wouldn't have voted for him. he wants us to give out summonses. >> we are blurring the face of the officer because right now the nypd says it is investigating this case. no findings or actions yet. according to nypd statistics, moving violations have not drastically changed since mayor bloomberg left office. >>> a fire burned through a home this evening. when firefighters got to the woman, she was already in cardiac arrest. we are told the victim did not live at the residence. her identity hasn't been released. nine people lived in that home and are in temporary shelters tonight. >>> a bank heist in brooklyn tonight, raising som

the defense secretary rumsfeld faced pushback had he tried to pull the u.s. troops out. >> thank you. >>> there is a growing sense the, we have receive an overwhelming response to rising threats, shrinking military. so we thought we would go back in and look at some of the interviews to air some of what did not make it into the hour. i talked with three of president obama's four defense secretaries. >> while each shared with us specific concerns about the president's you 52 of the u.s. military, and its role in the world. all of them shared one particular criticism. an inexperienced white house staff running wars and international affairs from inside the white house. >> it was the operational micromanagement that drove me nuts. áuá1!)v7&?rós+#gç2r you get a call from the president, that's one thing. that's the chain of command. you get a call from some white house or national security council staffer. you tell them to call me instead. and then say go to hell. and that's directly from the secretary of defense. >> what led to you say this about president o

topping the agenda this year is north carolina's bathroom law has -- this is just the latest pushback over north carolina's so-called bathroom law. charlotte was originally the winning bid city for 2017. this year's game was in toronto and nba all-star weekend filled with fun and fans. and big moneymakers for the host city. now new jersey senator booker along with the group of bipartisan lawmakers is calling on the league the move all of that -- to move all of that out of north carolina. not just nba stars that travel for the game. players bring families and a- listers come out for the celebrity games. the backlash is in response to the state's recently passed anti-lgbt law which prohibits transgender people from using public bathrooms in schools and government facilities that don't match the gender on their birth certificate. and nba commissioner adam silver called the law deeply concerning and this would not be the first loss of business for the tar heel state. bruce springsteen and ringo starr are among the artists canceling concerts in north carolina boy scotting the take and -- b

the way to go. also got a little pushback from the president, here he is. >> people expect the president of the unitedected officials in this country to treat these problems seriously, they don't expect half-baked notions coming out of the white house. martha: your reaction? >> maybe i missed something along the way but i haven't noticed a lot of very effective policies coming out of the current administration that stopped the flood of people from south of the border. what we need to do again is be logical. what has worked? what has not worked? if you look at yuma county, arizona, they put a double fence with an asphalt road for quick access, prosecuted first-time offenders and put border guards on the border, imagine that, and stopped 90% of the traffic coming through. something that can be done along the entire stretch without much difficulty. we can do it. we have the ability. it is the will. martha: newt gingrich assessing the rise of ted cruz as the alternative candidate, john kasich would argue he is also an alternative candidate but newt gingrich is arguing republicans who would have been in fa

>> well, he said that it is not the best place to do business, and he encountered pushback from the u.s right as they were about to go public smacked him with a $25 million fine for import duties, and something that he could not believe that he was fighting his own government with, and despite that, america is the best place to get into it, and he didn't want to get into the politic, but clearly, trade is a big issue for them as obama did go to lobby for the asian-pacific trade agreement. >> and on the floor for 20 years, since he has within here, and glad to have him back. about that. >> and netflix with a new service to make some news buffs happ happy. we will explain that in a moment. >>> and we will look at exclusive collections of turner movi movies, and it is the first streaming service expected to laupch this fall, and they say it is ad-free, but with a lot of the independent arthouse film tas are hard to find on netflix, and "seven samurai" and others as this market is carved up in smaller and smaller pieces. >> you wondered how long it would take the channels who have rights so

the photo opportunities, that looks good and productive. one notices on social media there has been a defendant pushback against the idea of egypt giving up part of its sovereign territory to saudi arabia. >> reporter: there has been a lot of concern about that a lot 69 population was shocked to learn egypt planned to hand over these islands that have been undejob description control since 1950 this relationship with riyadh. what happens if e gyp starts taking some decisions that saudi arabia doesn't like? >> it already happened. the egyptian government wouldn't send ground troops to yemen, hasn't been so supporti on the gulf policy towards syria that's an ongoing issue. i wouldn't argue that the relationship is entirely submissive one part or the other. thank you very much. nigh year gentleman's presidents is in beijing expect,000 to seek $2,000,000,000 in loans. spending power has been hit by the falling price of oil the expansion of the capital's airport in abujah. the chinese are providing $500 million loan for the construction of 5 new international terminals at nigerian airports. >> helping nigeria to develop infra structure. not only in

the head of the rnc is intensifying his pushback of the front-runner. battle between them now escalating tonight to new levels. >> you don't think the rnc wants you to get the nomination? >> no, i don't think so. >> reporter: the feud between the front-runner and head of the republican party is erupting into an all-out war. >> because of all the shenanigans that goes on. >> you call them shenanigans. those are the rules. >> i know the rules very well but i know it's stacked against me by the establishment. i fully understand it. >> reporter: donald trump taking his criticism of the gop nominating system's rules to new heights. now accusing the republican party of conspiring against him to prevent him from winning the nomination. >> they changed the rules a number of months ago. the people in -- >> about eight months ago. >> well, it's not very long ago. >> you had a lot of time to prepare -- >> you know why they changed the rules? because they saw how i was doing and they didn't like it. >> reporter: trump is making it personal calling reince priebus ou

but what i think you will continue to see in the coming days is pushback against what they view as the clinton campaign's effort to say that he isn't qualified to be president. whether that's casting him as a single issue candidate, whether that's the focus of what we heard on that new york liberty news interview. they feel that's how hillary clinton will try to run against him and to ultimately win here in new york, and that's what they want to avoid, kate. >> kasie hunt who follows bernie sanders everywhere for us, kasie, thanks. i want to go ahead and let our audience listen in on what bernie sanders is saying. he's in flatbush, new york. >> we are together. together we are going to create an energy system which is based on energy efficiency and sustainable energies. there is a simple truth, and the truth is that when we stand together as a people, there is nothing we cannot accomplish. [ cheers and applause ] >> when we tell the donald trumps and the others that we will not stereotype or scapegoat minorities, and when we stand together, we win. [ cheers and applause [ cheers and ap

it's his theme of the last couple of weeks. there is a lot of pushback. rules have been in place for at least nine months. he should have known that. he's an and competent candidate. that he's trying to rectify his mistakes. it's politics to blame the republican party. it fires up his supporters. in trying to make up for the mistake. goodine: that's a very point. when you look at u.s. politics, i've heard this is different. it's messier and uglier. rick: looking at it from a business perspective, what do businesses like? less regulation, freer trade. your the endu get of the race, the uncertainty on some of the issues they've had problems with will begin to diminish. maybe you see some increase in business confidence. francine: this holdback spending? we keep going around in circles. what does it take for a ceo to go after dividends or applying something? : there is a perception about the global economy. i think that's influencing people. , the u.s. consumer is such a large part of the economy. i think i will have a rebound effect on business as well. what