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brandt snedeker, the top american at this point. ll knox, kevin kisner and patrick reed, who made the cut here. jordan spieth. hahn moves to 26th with his victory. and again, here's the lineup tonight on cbs. it all begins with "60 minutes." we'll be right back to clarlt. after this word from your local station. jim: james hahn defeating roberto castro from a justin rose was third. mcill son, -- mickelson, mcilroy and fowler tide for third. some of the action today, fifth hole, par 5. birdie putt for hahn. but you really began to take notice of what he was doing when he was over this putt at the seventh hole just as we were coming on the air at 3:00 eastern time. this happened for eagle at seven. and look how he backed it up at the eighth hole, the short four. play this is second shot. just cleared that bunker. the birdie bid at eight. meanwhile, roberto castro at the seventh hole. this was his third shot. throws a wedge at it. spins it back just below the hole. made his bird dwhri at the seventh. now moving up ahead to the 11th. twi

brandt snedeker, the top american at this point. ll knox, kevin kisner and patrick reed, who made the cut here. jordan spieth. hahn moves to 26th with his victory. and again, here's the lineup tonight on cbs. it all begins with "60 minutes." we'll be right back to clarlt. after this word from your local station. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. jim: james hahn defeating roberto castro from a playoff. justin rose was third. mcill son, -- mickelson, mcilroy and fowler tide for third. some of the action today, fifth hole, par 5. birdie putt for hahn. but you really began to take notice of what he was doing when he wa

only one of the 200 now found. >>> now to a television exclusive, the top american commander in the middlearning about the fight against isis. he says iraq government could scale back efforts, stop fighting the group. >> reporter: cnn is the only crew on board this flight to the middle east with the head of central command. he oversees all u.s. military operations in the middle east and war against isis in syria and iraq. botel is interesting in his military background, a long time special operation soldier himself, so when he goes to the middle east, he will be meeting with troops and his commanders to see how that war and some of the special operations activities are going. right now some of the top priorities dealing with getting iraqi troops ready, rebels ready to retake raqqah, and the security situation in baghdad. during a refueling stop a short time ago, general botel talked about his concerns about what is happening in baghdad and how the iraqi government, partner to this, may have to respond. >> there's a little concern if this is not addressed quickly it could cause them to have

. >>> a look at some the other top stories, the american service man was killed in iraq near the city, and ash carter the defense secretary is describing this as a combat death. the u. s. announced last month they were sending over 200 additional troops to iraq to help the forces contained the escalating violence. >>> dana stubblefield, the attorney releasing new evidence that they say will show the innocence of their client. the 45-year-old was charged with raping mack a developmentally disabled woman, and the alleged rate happened in -- rape happened last year, booked and later released on bail. >>> two warmer san francisco police officers accused in the latest texting scandal are due in court today. jason ly facing misdemeanor counts for improperly accessing police records, and they say they uncovered racist and homophobic techs sent other officers, and the former police lieutenant curtis lu accused of telling ly about the rape investigation against him. >>> 23 robberies and the bars and restaurants and the east bay, exclusively obtaining this video of the berkeley police of one bu

he would give more to the top 1 tenth than to the bottom 60% of all americans put together. is just extraordinary. and he would have the very top hedge fund managers, the top lawyers, the top real estate deal makers like himself paying a rate of only 15%. they would be paying lower taxes under his plan than middle class people pay today, than many would pay under his plan. nobody needs to write about he's changing positions or flip-flopping. he's sometimes misleading and deceptive but his plan stayed steadfast in being an incredibly regressive plan that benefits the most well off millionaires in our countries at the expense of middle class and hard working families who are looking for a more fair economy, more shared prosperity. >> his plan would reduce the tax rates for virtually everyone going down from 39% to 25%. middle class tax rates would go down. business tax rates would go down. that would stimulate the economy, there would be job growth. more revenue comes in to the government. that's his argument. take a look at this. there's the quinnipiac poll. who's better at ha

have people who are professional youtubers, and "variety" did this study, looked at american teens and who are the topteens, and eight of the top ten were youtubers. it's not just a one-way conversation. where the fans are participating and communicating. >> do you feel youtube stars are not mainstream enough with the rest of the country, or is that an outstated perception? >> i think they're definitely becoming mainstream. they're mainstream if you look at the teen audience. that's why eight of the top ten celebrities are youtubers, but youtube right now has huge reach and huge set the users in the 18 to 34 and 18 to 49 category, too. >>> i guess i find mimeself wonders if youtube is an alternate or parallel university and if so, are they blurring more? are the lines blurring more? >> i definitely think the lines are blurring a lot more. traditionally we had youtube creators that would post their content, unique to them, but if you look at all of the traditional kept, they're also putting their content on youtube. sometimes they're promotional clips, so users can see an example or highlight what happ

. >> and, cancer and heart disease are the top two killers of americans, but the third biggest killer in this country is something you may never expect. we'l >> bombshell report on superstar prince, past emergency calls, who called 911 this time. jamie yuccas shows us that person was at pacely park for a very specific reason. >> the minneapolis star tribune report doctor howard cornfelled, national authority on opiat addiction treatment, was called by prince representatives the night of april 20th. however, doctor cornfelled could not clear his schedule for an april 21 meeting so he sent his son to minnesota in hopes co-quickly evaluate his health and devise a treatment plan. but when andrew corn felled arrived at pacely park on the morning of april 21, prince's representatives could not find him, the musician's body was found in a elevator few minute later, and it was andrew cornfeld who called 911. cbs news confirm painkillers were found at the scene. sources tell cbs news, the corporate county sheriff's offers contacted the drug enforcement administration, about joining the investi

the birds are so angry. it's managed to top the north american box office, taking 39 million dollars to edge out captain americaar. a shot in the arm for the games , recently cutting jobs. ♪ rishaad: a look at our top stories. asia-pacific stocks starting lower as oil extends losses, iran refusing to join any production freeze. energy explores and utilities leading losses in tokyo. g7 finance talks exposed discord between japan and the united states on currency policy. is the currency. japanese exports dropping for a seventh straight month. overseas shipments contracted 10%, imports dropped 23%, a trade surplus of $7.5 billion. it underscores the mounting challenges to efforts to revive the economy. president obama arrives in vietnam, a weeklong asian trip, building stronger ties in the face of china's influence. he is the third sitting president to visit since the end of the war. engage an is eager to regional power with a rapidly expanding middle-class and promising market for american goods. the first trading day underway in hong kong and shanghai. a lot of volatility this morning. it is looking like a down

guess whos right "in the mix" in the american l >>> baseball up top. 'll hit you with a team that's actually here. guess who is right in the mix in the american league west. head banging, we must be in oakland, jules! love the giveaways. a's and astros and look at billy burns fining a hole. a second inning basis loaded shot. a's got on the board 2-0. love the socks. a punch-out of carlos correa. todd went 6 2/3 of shutout ball. top of the ninth, double play. let's go home. a's won the game 2-0 and a 13- 12, they are right in the mix of the division. first shutout of the season. >>> the giants continuing their series against the mets. bottom of the second, oh, let's go off the left field wall. michael conforto, two runs score, 4-0. 6th inning a two- run game and matt cain gives it up to wilmer flores a solo job makes it a three-run game but top 8 here come the giants. cut the deficit to 6-5 but blanco pinch hitting groundout to first to kill the threat and the metropolitans hung on to win 6 -5. the giants, their record is falling below .500. >>> nba play

the top 1% now owns as the bottom 90%. the top 20 people in the bottom 150 million americans in the population. got one family, the walton family of walmart. >> boo! >> they are worth $149 billion more wealth than the bottom 40% of the american people. and when you talk about a rigged economy, that is exactly what walmart and the walton family are all about. they pay their workers' wages that are so low that the american taxpayer has to pay for the food stamps and the medicaid that -- [ laughter ] >> the american taxpayer is paying for the food stamps and medicaid will walmart employees need because the wages are too low. it's nuts in my mind when the middle class in this country has to subsidize the employees of the wealthiest family in this country. but it is not just wealth. it is income. in america today, we have millions of people working longer hours for lower wages. we have families today where mom is working 40 hours, dad is working 40 hours, the kids are working and they are still not earning enough money to provide for their family. and that is why together we are going to create an e

honored nearly every requester fo a seat, honored every request for a seat making it the top domestic carrier and american had seats only about half the time. 56% when picking a frequent flyer program. you must check on how fast can you acquire miles and how easy is it to use those miles. >>> there is a new use for your 529 college savings plan money. you may be able to use am so of that cash to buy your student a computer. there are new rules for the upcoming fall enrollment and it includes allowing 429 money to be used for computers, software and internet access. this must be used for education while the student is enrolled in an eligible college. always check with your tax consultant before taking any tax advice, but this is big news because they were really strict on how the money could be spent and this is the beginning. >> this is essential. thanks. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast. lovely start to the week. >>> it is a gorgeous starts to the week. behind me nothing but blue skies and it's mild right now. we'll talk about what is going to happen. we're going to be seeing even warmer weather

. >>> sworn in as the first african-american top cop, he knows firsthand what it is like to have police officers throwing racial slurs that you. he is tasked to reform a police department in the wake of adobe police shooting of work-- michael brown. >> another day of rain. >>> that is the thing, wake up i have stats. 13 days in a row of rainfall, any month any year, but ironically we are behind an inch for a year so there have been a lot of instances of cloudy days with a little bit of rain.>> i will give you a different stat. a trace of rain or a little bit more. 17 in a row, 3-31 and our current streak is 13 of measurable rain. we know we have rain tomorrow and have a chance of showers and thunderstorms, we will see if you break that streak as well. more information on our website if you are confused by the numbers. >>> a close call, 67, forecasted high, we will go 61 tomorrow. a live look, winds south southeast and they will continue to turn a brain and showers for the commute, temperatures in the 50s and it will be wet walking the kids to the bus stop. if you thunderstorms remain al

the baltic. suddenly a russian su-27 fighter came up alongside within 25 feet of the american aircraft and did a barrel roll maneuver. that means it came up over the side, inverted, flew over the topame back down the other side at close range, at high speed. this is one of the most dangerous, unsafe maneuvers that can happen according to the pentagon and actually it was the second barrel roll this month by the russians. there was also another incident when the russians flew very close to a u.s. warship in that region. the question now is what are the russians really doing? is this all this happening under direct orders from moscow or is it happening because russian pilots are out there hot dogging? for the u.s., it doesn't really matter. the pentagon making very clear it wants the russian military to stop these unsafe, dangerous maneuvers. >>> you are watching cnn "newsroom." still ahead, leicester city is one win away from history. after 132 years, the team could finally get a major title. you'll hear from some of the fans cherishing the moment next. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory!

the news now. a new warning from the american top military brass. following the wave of deadly attacks in iraq.tics might reveal about the straj straj to spread more carnage. plus

the news now. a new warning from the american top military brass. following the wave of deadly attacks in iraq. what the terrorist latest tactics might reveal about the straj straj to spread more carnage. plus an innocent family targeted inside of their home. it is a case of mistaken identity. >> you know who these people are? >> no. i answered and they burst through our house. >> and with no time to spare. go, go go. strangers become heroes to rescue a man penned beneath a burning suv. it is all "happening now". but we begin with with donald trump adding another primary win and hillary clinton fails to stop bernie sanders' momentum. i am jon scott. >> i am melissa francis in for jenna lee. donald trump is expected to mote with former secretary of state henknowry kissinger. >> meanwhile bernie sanders is setting his sights on california after winning in oregon. hillary clinton declared a win in kentucky but it is too close to call. we begin with carl cameron live in trump tower in new york city carl? >> reporter: hi, jon the presumptive nom no may be meeting with 92-year-old henry kissinger for

nato has a new supreme allied commander, the first -- the former top american general in the korea whostern alliance must stand up to russia weapons toraine defend itself. he becomes the 18th supreme commander, a position formally held by dwight d. eisenhower. confronted with projections that airport security lines will surge the summer, the transportation security responding,on is adding the screeners, bringing bomb sniffing dogs to congested hubs and asking congress to increase over time. airlines have been raising concerns about longer lines as passengers in some airports have missed flights. global news 24 hours a day powered by our twin 400 journalists in more than 100 50 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. back to you. undert: stocks are pressure today. our next guest says the pullback is just beginning and sees an .nitial report the: if we take a look at chart of the s&p, what kind of downside do you think we will see? around 2000. that has a psychological difference as a round number. that is realistic as a target for a correction. scarlet: what do you need to see

smith had finished in the top ten of american idol during season two there. the other driver involved in the cash has been released and he is now facing dui charges. >>> president obama addresses howard university's class of a 2016 where he said the country has made great strides when it comes to inequality since he actually gradualed from college. >> but he did urge those graduates to remain active in their communities to make even more change. e d s o n has the recap. >> i used to joke about being old. now, i realize i'm old. it's not a joke anymore. >> reporter: in his first 2016 commencement speech saturday, president obama tells howard university's graduating class, the united states is a better place today than when he graduated college in 1983. >> america is by almost every measure better than it was when i graduated from college. it also happens to be better off than when i took office. that's a longer story. just the past 16 year, we've come from a world without marriage equality to one where it's a reality in nearly two dozen countries. stay now, rac

the hour's top stories. >>> letter to the white house. american activists and scholars have written to the u.s. president with a request ahead of his visit to the atomic bombed japanese city of hiroshima. >>> fan turned stalker. a japanese pop idol is in critical condition following an attack by a man with a knife leaving fans in shock and wondering how this could have happened. >>> a change in diet. people in emerging countries are eating more meat and bread, causing a new challenge for food suppliers. >>> and exploring the world through design. as japan prepares for the 2020 olympics and paralympics, textile artists are giving a traditional garment international flare. >>> u.s. president barack obama is getting ready to face a chapter of america's wartime history. he'll visit hiroshima in western japan this week becoming the first sitting american president to travel to the atomic bombed city. activists and scholars in the u.s. are urging obama to meet with survivors and to reconsider his decisioion not to apologize. 74 people sent a letter on monday to the white house. they include filmm dir

the world. she's 7th among americans. the top four make it. everyone wants to make it. >> they grew up watching the olympics, how cool would that be to be able to compete in the olympics and have that chance to win olympic gold. >> they can't help but imagine the opening ceremony. that self-inflicted pressure is taking its toll. >> it's definitely been on my mind. i've been adding additional pressure on myself for the last couple months for sure i feel like it's getting in my head. i have to take it one shot at a time. sometimes it's good to put that pressure on yourself to push yourself, but it's going to be tough. >> the cutoff date is july 11th. >> anything can happen. >> in total. 60 men and 60 women will compete in rio. colin resch, nbc bay area. >>> tonight at 11:00, the hunt for three men who went on a drunken binge in death valley national park. the reward being offered for any information that leads to their arrest. >> we'll have all that and more coming up at 11:00, we hope to see you then. >> thanks for joining us. mmm. bacon is loo

the big screen adaptation of the angry birds games which reveals why the birds are so angry topped the north americanice. in $39birds" raked million. it is a shot in the arm for the game maker which recently cut jobs due to waning interest in the franchise. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg and top . guy: why they are so angry, we finally find out. greek lawmakers approved austerity measures today to unlock emergency funds from the euro area. they include increases in sales tax rates and a cut in social benefits. because chris alaris joins us now. getting thise through and he seems to have the backing of the other parties. is this going to convince everybody that we just start releasing funds? >> it should. it was a substantial package of fiscal measures. pension cutsop of and income tax hikes equal to 2% of greek gdp earlier this month. it is no wonder we heard so many officials praising the government's commitment to the bailout program. the disbursement of the next bailout funds is o

. >>> business news the nation's top african-american nation ceo will not be a ceo much longer. >>> justhone with xerox. usually the ceo moves to lead one of those companies. the company announcing this morning ursula burns will remain ceo of xerox until the split is complete. she will no longer be ceo. taking a look at the markets, they are mildly higher this morning. not a whole lot of economic data to tell you about. the worry over interest rates continue. lots to do this weekend. maker faire is this saturday at the san mateo fairgrounds. gathering of makers, inventors, robots. general admission starts saturday at 10:00. they call it the greatest show and tell on earth. le romeo that brought you angry birds sunk all its money into a movie which opens today. >> greetings from my world. the world of the pigs. >> what's a pig? >> the movie did very well in its european release. "the new york times" guys call it an amiable ball of fluff. but not everybody likes it. the san francisco chronicle says this movie is about an app. he said a bag of donuts would be a bad movie. and jenga, snow gl

the top of the show. this is in frankford where an american legion post is on fire.e a look at the video on oxford street. at this point, no injuries reported, and we're on the scene now gathering new information. a live update coming up at 4:30. >>> dogs on illegal drugs, that's right, a problem vets are seeing. >> what's growing the concern, and strip tease on stage. why this politician bears it all before a crowded audience. >>> and a local couple tried to get money back after janet jackson put the tour on hold, but had no luck. see what happens when nbc 10 responds, and what all concert goers can learn from the battle. >> reporter: one of the girls group, fifth harmony and flint, michigan have in common? a young south jersey girl who loves them both. we'll bring her reactions. >>> no one is hurt after a car barrel through a store. the driver was drunk when she missed a curve and slammed into the smoke shop. several customers were inside at the time of the crash, and they all made it out safely. >>> a candidate for the chairman of the libertarian party dropped out

when women came back back from the vietnam war, some american women that i interviewed top about what they've been in vietnam they came back opposing the war. even if they had gone believing in the cause. they saw what was happening in vietnam and they came back opposing the war. they didn't feel welcome in the antiwar movement or in the women movement. those who thought because of gender but they could do and that word is limited. they didn't fill ball club because they had not worked. they would go to a rally or try to join a women's group. once it came out they have served in the war, they felt that they were rejected because they were an extension of the american military machines. even if they wanted to oppose the war of art talk about how they would rethink gender norms, they didn't feel welcome in the groups did not. another say that women face coming back was what had the normal should not before they went to war was no longer normal. they can jack and their friends wanted to go shopping or go to a party or talk about men. to them, some of those things just seem frivolous. the

top this year's j.d. power and associates passenger survey of north american airlines. alaska ranked highest among traditional airlines for theth straight year. jetblue tops low-cost carriers for the 11th year in a row. among other traditional carriers, delta airlines ranked second followed by american. southwest finished second among low-cost carriers followed by wei west jet. >>> and instagram's camera icon is out replaced by a multicolored logo. inside the app it opted for a black and white layout for posting and viewing photos. as most change on the internet go, not everyone is happy about the update. anne marie? >> count me among one of those people. >> i'm with you. i'm an instagram purist. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you very much. >>> still to come, a "60 minutes" legend signs off. we'll look back at morely safer's brilliant career from the front lines to french food. all her aches and pains. and i said "come to class, let's start walking together" and i said "and i bet you money you'll be able to do that senior walk". that day i said "ok it's me and you girl, me and you!" i said "if you need

the top of his class. he went on to ohio state university. he became the first african-american naval aviator. story is very tragic. he was in for chili killed in action during the korean conflict. unfortunately killed in action during the korean conflict. you can see how the military has evolved over time. we focus on operation desert storm, the global war on terrorism, and we end with hattiesburg, where we show those who are from this area who have served honorably in the united states armed forces. show thatrtant to though they were not granted equal rights, they won it to fight for their country. they saw the bigger picture. we can see how the military has evolved over time. also the soldiers at the time, they did not know what the end result would be. our museum shows what the end result would be and equal opportunity in the military for the soldiers. so their sacrifices were not in vain. >> our cities toward staff recently traveled to hattiesburg, mississippi to learn about its rich history. learn more about hattiesburg and other stops on the tour at www.c-span.org/citiestour. you are wa

an issue in an election season where so far voters have pushed political outsiders to the top. 6 out of 10 americans now say they have reservations about donald trump's lack of government or physica or milita experience. trump outperforms hillary clinton on issues of managing wall street and the economy. both clinton and sanders are campaigning in the los angeles area today. california voters go to the polls two weeks from today. the state offers hundreds of democratic delegates, the most of any other state. more analysis of the poll and what to watch for today when tracie potts us joins us in ten minutes. >>> all having is putting spring sports behind schedule. soccer and baseball field this is d.c., maryland and virginia are all soaked. parents pay money for those leagues and there are no refunds for weather cancellations. >> they have canceled a lot of practices, a lot of games. the practices they just lose out on, the games they're trying to reschedule and at this point it's all the way to like mid to end of june. >> maryland's soccer plex had to cancel 240 games that it won't be able to make up

the interest of the american people. maria, there is no doubt, and the professor at harvard, top expert in the world, says these immigrationlows are pulling down wages of american workers. why could it not? we also are going to be able to establish that the trade agreements have not worked well at all. in fact, have been damaging to the american economy. why should we do another 5,000-page pacific trading agreement president obama wrote when it's not going to benefit us but actually harm manufacturing in america. so, i think that's going to -- this is not against trade and it's not against immigration. it's protecting the legitimate interest of the american working person. >> can you categorically say the ttp will not go through by the end. year? the president says he's going to get this through before december. >> maybe he has some idea of going around congress, but i don't think he can. but they hinted they were going to try to ram it through in the lame duck session after the election when apparently congress, men and women, don't think they'll be held to account by their constituents who clearly oppose this aagreement.

now is the time people are taking the top of off your pools. the americanuld not dive into less than nine feet of water. most people are diving into pools four feet or less. they hit their head or neck. they are running around drunk or in drugs, they are not watching what they are doing. a trick drive. we're joined today by an expert in this, the chairman of neurology at north shore university hospital, dr. paul wright. we're going to talk to him today about what happens when you hit your head when you are diving. dr. wright, welcome. >> good morning. thank you for coming. >> how do you feel about what i just said? is that what the set-up is for you this is that people are diving into shallow water drunk? >> yes it. turns out more accidents occur around pools when people dive into shallow water. it also turns out there's a high incidence of head injuries when individuals are drunk or one other thing when people mimic other people's behavior. >> one person does something stupid, someone else does something stupid, how do you know if you hit your head whether

nationwide, so far this year, american airlines says the tsa's problems have cost tens of thousands of customers to miss their flights. o'hare tops american's list of most affected airports followed by dfw, atlanta, l.a.x. and miami. at minneapolis-st. paul airport, the assistant federal security director is now a government whistleblower who says morale among checkpoint screeners is at rock bottom. >> poor leadership, lack of accountability, lack of a plan b this summer and lack of trust. >> reporter: a new hire earns between $15 to $24 an hour depending on experience, location and whether they're full or part-time. since january, every hire is sent to the new tsa academy in georgia for two weeks of intense training. while the tsa union claims 6,000 screening officers are needed asap, tsa headquarters said 200 new recruits graduate from the academy every week. yet 117 quit each week. meanwhile, at the airports -- >> i have never seen anything like this. this is just -- somebody needs to get their act together. >> reporter: the lines grow longer. you may recall a year ago the tsa suffered a 90% failure rate when undercover agents

the problem the outrageous expense the american taxpayer, on top of that lie onization of them on thet and lawyers -- lionization. dead terrorist is dead. people were protesting zarqawi. people have forgotten that guy. bring them to the u.s. and go through after after trial and lawyer after lawyer and public statement after public statement you turn them into living martyrs. you get terrorist attacks trying to free them. deirdre: they develop a following. >> just kill them. deirdre: retired lieutenant colonel ralph peters, thank you, sir. glad to have you with us. >> thank you, deirdre. deirdre: when we come back, facebook is tee nying systemic content bias but admitting possible need for improvement. a guest who is still waiting for his apology. cpac chief organizer, matt schlapp is with me. >> i hear fearful voices calling for building walls and distancing people they label as others. instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges. ♪ deirdre: analysts say hope is not a strategy. twitter's stock is tumbling to new lows. analysts say twitter has done too little too late t

. >>> the capture of ten american sailors cost a top naval leader his job. service has lost confidence. his ship was pralg the gulf when it veered off course wand was seized by iranian forces. the men were held and then released unarmed. now back to hannity. >>> welcome back. we continue now with republican presidential candidate donald trump. you're winning by four in ohio, you're even in pennsylvania and florida. how do you interpret that poll? >> i think really good. we have to win florida. i think i'll win florida. i won florida against marco by massive number. we had a 20% victory and pennsylvania we won massively and we will win that against hillary. she wants to put the miners out of business. i think we're going to win pennsylvania and ohio is a great state for me. i did very well in ohio. we had a great number in ohio. i did a very good job? if i would have been there for two more days you would have seen, but we got a great number in ohio. >> look at the -- i don't know if you've seen they came out with the war room, how the clintons fought back in

the firm has seen only five crashes. that is fewer than air france or american airlines. another top story out of the french capital, salah thislam went before judges friday. he is the last known survivor of the team that carried out the november 13 paris attacks. authorities hope to get insight into the islamic state activities here. the 26-year-old refused to talk during the session. he feels he has been spied on 24 hours a day. ,his a video surveillance highly irregular and does not fall under legal framework. he does not understand it and feels he has been treated in a different way to others. it could lead to him cooperating less with judicial tories. -- judicial authorities. toly: union leaders urged call off protests against labor reform. turnout is weakening, but violence is mounting. a march took place in the capital and there were chaotic scenes. lange reports. >> the mass majority of the protest across the country were peaceful. the climate was tense in spirit. 120 9000 marched thursday. police came out in drones to prevent clashes. in ane day before, unofficial rally, hoo

interestingly, eddie bauer also outfitted the very first american to ever reach the top of everest.in 1963. if you think about it -- and they talk about this in the snapchats -- no one was able to see the images until he returned from the mountain and processed the film. we could be seeing their images literally within moments of the summit depending how things happen. i mentioned that summit without oxygen, the number's even more staggering -- fewer than 200 people have ever though 7,000 have made that attempt. >> we don't know these guys. and instantly you like them because their enthusiasm is so infectious from what they're doing. they've got a sense of humor, and they're cute. >> even in the morning, limited coffee. >> talented, smart, funny. i like them. >> and cute. >> and cute. >> good hair. >> going up is optional, coming down is mandatory. >> their families feel that way, no doubt. >> great story. >> great story. >> love it. >>> and we're sharing more moments from the journey to the top of mt. everest on our instagram page. follow "cbs this morning" on instagram. >>> steph

from 1979 to 2013, inflation-adjusted wages rose only 15% for the bottom 90% of americans, less than 0.5% per year, while wages for the top 1% increased 137%. the economy in total national income grew, but most americans were left out. ceos and top executives take an oversized share of income. ceo pay for the 350 largest corporations grew almost 1,000% since 1978, while the pay of typical workers increased only 11%. corporations have relentlessly squeezed labor costs to the detriment of their employees while increasing profits for shareholders and executives with stock options. profits have been at all-time highs, while tens of millions of workers struggle to get by. the federal policies that have reduced employees' bargaining power lowered labor standards and offshore jobs should all be reversed. overtime is one part of the solution. the current salary threshold, as sarita said, is less than the poverty line for a family of four. it doesn't it doesn't begin to reflect the status and financial reward that characterized executives, administrators or professionals. it covered -- the salary threshold covered 12.6 million emp

from 1979 to 2013, inflation-adjusted wages rose only 15% for the bottom 90% of americans, less than 0.5% per year, while wages for the top 1% increased 137%. the economy in total national income grew, but most americans were left out. ceos and top executives take an oversized share of income. ceo pay for the 350 largest corporations grew almost 1,000% since 1978, while the pay of typical workers increased only 11%. corporations have relentlessly squeezed labor costs to the detriment of their employees while increasing profits for shareholders and executives with stock options. profits have been at all-time highs, while tens of millions of workers struggle to get by. the federal policies that have reduced employee bargaining power lowered labor standards and offshore jobs should all be reversed. overtime is one part of the solution. the current salary threshold, as sarita said, is less than the poverty line for a family of four. it doesn't begin to reflect the status and financial reward that characterize executives, administrators or professionals. it covered -- the salary threshold covered 12.6 million employees, salari

more wealth than the bottom 40% of the american people. the top one tenth of one percent own almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. >> reporter: as you have been reporting, shep, of course, hillary clinton has a huge lead in terms of pledged delegates and bottom line she seems to be on her way the democratic nomination for president, bus does not want to risk an empire wasment at an open primary in california. >> thank you, sir. mike emanuel. donald trump is promising a convention we've never seep before. the plan is to brig in some show biz to cleveland. an enormous e-mail attack involving hundreds of millions of accounts. and criminals are reportedly trading the information right now. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing >>> donald trump says he wants to add more show biz to this year's republican convention and as the pres

the safety of american airports the top priority in the wake of the egyptair crash. tsa holding a news conference at chicago's o'hare airport along with illinois senator dick durbin and chicago major rahm emanuel. tsa administrator peter neffenger said he makes sure travelers are more secure by checking his workers constantly. listen. >> anytime you have a trusted population, you want to verify the trust of that population. we run them continuously against terror screening databases looking for affiliations with people who are in those databases or in databases associated with that and then looking at their criminal history, background check. and we do that ourselves regularly with the intelligence community. liz: but if a flight originates in a sketchy country, jeff flock, you're at o'hare right now. how can they check that? that, i think, is the real weak link perhaps here. >> reporter: that is absolutely a weak link, and of course, they're balancing this all, liz, against this problem right now with lines at security. curiously enough, the lines are not too bad to

an hour ago and although night has fallen in that region, the search for the plane's black boxes is a top priority. >> no americans are believed to have been on board that plane, but president obama and his national security team are keeping a close eye on the investigation as the crash raises questions about the safety of air travel here at home. steve handelsman join us now from steve? >> reporter: the fbi director is not jumping to the conclusion that this was definitely terrorism. there's been no claim of responsibility. james comey said there is no evidence this was an act committed on purpose. several officials are advising americans they can still feel confident about flying here in the u.s. and to the u.s. in paris where the airliner took off before ending up in the sea. a u.s. navy plane joined the search for bodies, wreckage, and clues to what looks like possible terrorism. this egyptair airbus 320, 66 people aboard, no reported americans, flight 804 left paris for chiropractairo, but swervedf radar, and crashed into the med terrain -- mediterranean. there was no distress ll seven months ago, isis blew u

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welsh the jungle book has kept top spot at the north american box office. giving disney the number one prize for the third straight weekend the film raking in over $42 million nearly five times more than the second place the huntsman. it underscores disney's decision to announce nine new adaptations of family film classics. that's it for us on this edition of "asia ♪ how much oil will be too much? $47 as production nears a record high. finance japan's minister is concerned about the yen's rapid rally, but it keeps on climbing. manus: a jump in profit for the builder of dubai's tallest tower.