joining us now, tony cook,, reporter for the indiana was start. you have any idea this big news would be coming out of york today? >> it's been a wild ride. i think the republican party or the state chairman of the republican party here said it best last night. indiana is going to go down in history as the state that made donald trump the presumptive republican nominee and here in indiana we're not used to mattering. our primary is so late in the calendar that you know, it's usually all settled by now. heather: voters in new york for that matter are used to mattering.i want to ask you what photo are seeing on the ground. cruz's people in particular, taking 33 percent to trumps 53 percent. when you talk to those cruz voters how are they feeling today? >> a little bit demoralized. obviously after trumps in practice victory, a lot of them are trying to figure out what to do. some of them are saying they're not going to vote for trump, some are saying they're still going to write in cruz so i think they are kind of grappling with how to move forward a

coming up tuesday morning tony cook for the indianapolis star will join us in the republican and democraticeditor for the national gerbil. the tomorrow's contest in indiana and the road ahead for 2016. two --. >> host: tim winter is our guest. he's the president of the parents television council. what is that? >> host: gezdah we are nonprofit privatization grassroots dedicated to protecting children and was there you have a new report out call protecting children or protecting hollywood, question mark. what is the nugget in this report? >> guest: we are looking at the tv content rating system. when you turn on the tv and you're watching your show you see in the top corner tv pg tv 14 and so on that was created by report on order the fcc almost 20 years ago that went along with the v. chip that allows parents to block their inappropriate content for their children and what we did was we looked at the efficacy of the content ratings system itself. is it accurately warning parents about inappropriate, age inappropriate material. it is systemically bethink broken and in need of repair. we found

coming up tuesday morning, tony cook, reporter for the indianapolis star.place tomorrow in indiana. 52 delegates are up for grabs and 92 for the democrats. then come of the political editor for the national journal will preview tomorrow's primary on the road ahead for campaign 2016. and the founder of mike will join us from new york to discuss the news site. he sure to watch c-span's washington journal beginning live every morning at 7:00 a.m. discussion on the challenges facing afghanistan's government. and then a look at human rights in north korea. with that, two events republican candidates are ahead of the indiana primary. first, senator ted cruz is in indianapolis, indiana followed by donald trump talking to voters in south bend, indiana. coming up on tuesday, consumer advocates and representatives from the credit card industry discuss credit card chip technology. you can see this event, live at noon eastern. later, a discussion on the challenges of transporting energy and hazardous materials. pipeline and hazardous materials at thetrator will speak c

joining us on the phone is tony cook, a reporter for the "indianapolis star." good morning.hanks for joining us. and the all important delegate count, what does it mean for indiana terms of delegates, both for republicans and democrats? guest: it's especially important on the republican side, where lastis sort of ted cruz's best chance to stop donald trump and lock up the nomination and prevents a contested convention. trump -- is not possible for him to reach the number he needs today. but looking ahead to the states that are going to be voting, between now and the convention, indiana really is, for ted cruz, one of his last best chances to try and halt donald trump, especially with the momentum the trunk has coming off of the win in new york and five other mid-atlantic in northeastern states. how many republican delegates are involved, and how are they apportioned? guest: there are 57 delegates at stake in indiana today. most of those are winner take all. whoever wins statewide will win 30 of those delegates. the other 27 delegates are divvied out to the winner of each of

joining us on the phone is tony cook, a reporter for the "indianapolis star." good morning. thanks for joining us. and the all important delegate count, what does it mean for indiana terms of delegates, both for republicans and democrats? guest: it's especially important on the republican side, where this is sort of ted cruz's last best chance to stop donald trump and lock up the nomination and prevents a contested convention. trump -- is not possible for him to reach the number he needs today. but looking ahead to the states that are going to be voting, between now and the convention, indiana really is, for ted cruz, one of his last best chances to try and halt donald trump, especially with the momentum the trunk has coming off of the win -- that trump has coming off of the wins in in new york and five other mid-atlantic in northeastern states. host: how many republin delegates are involved, and how are they apportioned? guest: there are 57 delegates at stake in indiana today. most of those are winner take all. whoever wins statewide will win 30 of those delegates. the othe

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willay morning, tony cook join us to discuss the republican and democratic library taking place tomorrow in indiana. are up for grabs for the republicans and 92 democrats. then josh crockett our will preview tomorrow's primary contest and the road ahead for campaign 2016. nj car widths will join us from new york to discuss the mission of the mike news site which provides information and news content for millennials. be sure to watch the washed journal -- washington federal join the discussion. former morning, a national security and counterterrorism, george washington university host the event with experts in counterintelligence cyber security and the coronation of effort. that's live at 9:00 a.m. et on c-span2. look at clinical development in north korea will join panelists at the wilson center starting it 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. on humaniscussion rights violations. korean, japanese and u.s. state department official spoke at an event hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. other speakers included a north korean refugee and human rights activist and a family n

up tuesday morning, tony cook will join us to discuss the republican and democratic primaries taking tomorrow in indiana. 52 delegates up for grabs for the republicans and 92 for democrats. and the political editor for the national journal will preview tomorrow's primary contest in indiana and ahead. and jake carl with will join us from new york. be sure to what c-span's washington journal live 7:00 a.m. tuesday morning. scholars discuss the political, international, security challenges facing afghanistan's government. this 90 minute event was hosted by the middle east institute. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm the director of programs and government relations at the middle east institute. i am pleased to welcome you all to today's discussion under the title political and security crises in afghanistan. gratified by the turnout and media interest today. thank you for being here. if you see empty seats to either side of you, please feel free to move in away from the aisles. we always have late arrivals and we would like to accommodate everybody. this is an event in the middle east i

it's the perfect item to add to your memorial day cook out. >> tony has your tip on today. >> the tip of the day is broccoli. >> it's summertime and all the melons and all the fruit was coming out, the cherries. >> even in the summertime, they taste great. the nutritional value is out of this world. i love broccoli. it's an april tiez petizer or cooked with a pasta and sausage, garlic, oh, that's heaven. you want to make sure it's green all the way around and it has to feel nice and fresh. when you bring them home, store in the refrigerator, but -- always wash them before you enjoy them. the broccoli market, summer, winter, spring or fall, always have it. i'm your fresh grosser. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. broccoli rob, stay healthy. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a big night for bay area sports fans. we're live outside of oracle arena for the warrior's game. and the watch party in san jose. plus we go one-on-one with sanders in oakland at 5:00 on kpix news. >> we'll be flipping through channels. >> you have to be in your seats by 5:30 for the warriors game. >> or home too. [

host: tony cook with the indianapolis star, talking about the primary that takes place in indiana today. thank you for your time. guest: thank you. is 48 hours of nonfiction authors on c-span to every single weekend. ofcovers the wide array everything from nonfiction books on history, we have biographies, even set -- science topics. >> it's one of the few places, if not the only place, you will able -- be able to see and hear a lot of voices and perspectives on different topics. we bring in well-known authors and authors you might not know so well. they have a story to tell, they have something to say, and we bring that opportunity to our viewers here. >> paul, you are on. feedback isrs and really vital the c-span in general. that's part of our mission statement, trying to get viewers to participate. >> we spend a lot of time trying to think about what we think our viewers would want. who they want to hear, what they want to see. we take that into account what we are looking at different authors. we will have programs so we can bring viewers into the mix. they want to talk to these auth

my conclusion about tony from reading the piece. cook'sove to come on "mad money" and doomed to fail to him. i say with friends like tony, who needs enemies? then on other firms, basically declared the i-phone 7 dead on arrival. now maybe we can make a judgment that a phone that is still in the works for months isn't a total bomb. unneeded by the public. but maybe just maybe we have no idea how it will do. and instead we should focus on the trip to china, india, maybe we should be talking about how easy it was for him to invest $1 billion in tv in china. chinese have been building apps for years. none of this matter. these reluctant bulls on apple must down grade it before there can be any real stabilization. when a company misses the logical process is this. a sea of down grades, a lower share price and then upgrades when the worst is built in. until it happens, the loving hate affair with apple will continue. it is a process. this one is stunted. hence the stock that is just a real tough own even after today. josh in new jersey. joshua.

look, i mentioned toni, because first of all, tim cook cares passionately about what the street thinksd maybe he shouldn't, and maybe this is one of the things that the mom told you not to care, and he does care. >> and you care what he says. >> and toni is very good. and when you on the conference call, and toni takes a negative thing, it is like, hey, the critic didn't like it. he has so much authority, and i love toni, but the fact is that i think that best days behind it versus where the stock can go are very different, and i do think that if you are, and the new it ration, the new it ration phone does a little bit better and a lot of people think it is too big. the millennials think it is too big. they want the power, but many of the chinese want it. but, there is always the possibility that the guidance that you talked about may be low, but far more important is the notion to add to the service stream, because you have a billion, 1.5 billion device, and so if that is the devices company, you sell it. ecosystem finally running through the different fees, okay, then we will see the

group had news for investors of when to buy the apple stock, and now joining us is toni sa krshccina and you gave tim cooklt time on the conference call in the past when he said that there was nothing to worry about, but there is. and what is your take this time around? >> yes. u mean, last year tim cook was asked about whether the iphone replacement cycle was accelerating and whether the iphone 6 was pulling forward the users, and he said not really, and then on this earnings call they did talk about the fact that there did appear to be a k acceleration in the replacement cycle and this year, a commensurate fallout. so there are some incongruities that we observed in the earnings calls. and look, apple is facing both structural and cyclical issues. because on the structural side, it is becoming more mature, and last year, you did have a boon year, and that is set upping in difficult comparable. >> when the 7 comes out, and assuming it is called the iphone 7, and does this cycle reverse the trend in the stock or do you expect more pain through perhaps the next cycle as well? >> well, that is the big inves

the tony awards will be awarded out. >>> mcdonald's is cooking up a new version.y're tossed with garlic, parmesan, oil and salt. if they're successful, they'll be available throughout the bay area. >> i see a fry run. >> how about 16 minutes. we're back in 16 minutes. stay with us. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. financial guidance while you're mastering life. coverage, and tonight donald trump has essentially >>> i want to update our decision 2016. within the past hour we reported that at the top of this newscast trump's rival ted cruz suspended his campaign. the move came from the texas senator after yet another primary loss this time in indiana. after the democratic loss bernie sanders is now the projected winner in indiana. >> senator sanders' chances might be slim but he's attacking hillary clinton's voting record. >> did she support free trade without exception. >> reporter: the very mention of free trade has jolted reaction this campaign season. support

mint and tarragon, baby lamb stewed in its own fat with cumin and cooked together with wild rice biryani style. and delicious, delicious toniseful idiot, a witting agent of the georgian ministry of tourism, for i may as well be. >> gela: but, um, i have to underline also that georgian people are very optimistic, very cheerful. they always see, you know, future in a very, and that drives the, you know, drives them. >> anthony: optimism. not a lot of it in this world right now. i visit a lot of countries. people are unusually helpful and friendly here. um, how should i put this? people are really good looking here. >> gela: okay, look at us. >> anthony: it is -- it's sort of thing you notice. >> gela: do you know who you look like? >> anthony: no. >> gela: the director, american. david lynch. >> anthony: oh, david lynch, really? he has better hair. >> gela: i'm so happy he says he likes georgia, really. >> anthony: why would i not? >> gela: you're becoming a georgian. be careful. [ laughter ] we are all humans and we all love each other so we can sit around a table and we can just love each other. and especially, with the help

tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. ,, may have been around hundref >>> the iphone hasn't been around for 10 years but apple's ceo tim cookyears ago. where cook says he thought, that's coming up later on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> that's a tease. >> it is! i'm interested. >> i'll be tuning in. >> me, too. >> all right. sharks? >> yes. >> go sharks. >> puck drops at 6:00. >> good luck. >> let's do it. one more game. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, test text1 italics ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, test text1 italics ♪ >> liam: how could you possibly think i'd have feelings for you after what you did to me? >> quinn: i was hoping for a miracle, i guess. that you'd realize what we had. >> lt. baker: enough of this. we need your answer, liam. are you pressing charges against ms. fuller or not? >> bill: i know this is hard for you to swallow, wyatt. but your mother belongs behind bars. >> wyatt: how is that gonna help anything, dad? >> bill: well, for starters, it'll bring your brother some justice. >> wyatt: no. no, all he wants to do is get back with steffy. that's what he wants. >> bill: and

cooking. back to basics, wood fire, ingredients from the morning market, and this old-school recycling system. here, little fella. >> eric: i'm ready for the chicken, tony wine. >> anthony: notice how i neatly maneuvered you into the shit job? >> eric: so now, we have to make the mashed potato and we're good. >> anthony: eric's mashed potato secret -- around 50% butter. ah, the glory that is france. i think they call it gout. okay, let's do it. [ eric speaking spanish ] [ don speaking spanish ] >> eric: gracias. >> chris: you guys can cook. >> anthony: some say. >> eric: sometimes. [ don speaking spanish ] >> eric: he is the only guy who has the white cacao. he ask all the farmers of the village here to do exactly what he has done, so the other farmers are starting to copy him. >> anthony: right. >> eric: and he's happy because it's going to bring wealth in the village, in the valley, in the community. >> anthony: afterwards, don makes a traditional unsweetened hot chocolate preparation -- ground cacao nibs and hot water, no milk, no sweeteners, no nothing, just like the ancient kings liked it. ah, here we go. gracias. ah, the real deal. >> chris: only

tony. that's how good he is. but he gave a quote to the "new york times" which basically said, listen, glory days are over. tim cook is talking about a service revenue stream that i completely agree with. at one point i feel like i was ahead of these guys, hey, listen, man, the service revenue stream i keep seeing how much i'm paying you and i don't know i'm paying you and i don't even care. i don't care how big it is because i have to have it. you ever lose your pictures? >> yes. >> yeah. >> not a good feeling. >> if i lost my pictures, i have tremendous pictures of me and my father, it would just be a disaster. >> of course it would. >> so i pay whatever. fine, right? the music. i'm a member of the family. i like the music plan. >> the revamping it as we speak. >> yeah, they didn't need to but i like the watch. one day we're all going to wear the watch. >> okay. >> we're going to wear it. fitbit reports tomorrow. i think they want to take back the health and fitness. they are really about health. tim cook talked about that. and he also ran the autism commercial last night that was amazing, you know, for those who

tony, a man that i've been somewhat critical of for saying -- for damning apple, basically keeping a buy but saying best days are behind it. giving me a buy on it but questioning tim cook'sdership. he watches the show clearly, he even admitted he watched the show recently, he said hey, saw tim cook on jim cramer's show. this is one of my shows. >> yes, it is. >> $1 trillion target he uses today. >> 1 trillion. >> that's how you should gauge it. >> that's almost a double from here. >> he's talking about a family plan. he said people will accept the family plan because they're used to paying large amounts for technology utility, and apple family bundle could be coming. opportunity to migrate to subscription model. david, david -- >> yes, jim? >> this is the key. >> this is the key. >> this is the key? >> this is the key because apple needs to do this in order to stop being just a hand set company. and tony is great. yesterday he says this, today he says this. that's okay because it makes the business fun. >> okay. >> it's a long season, david. >> it is a long season. >> it's a long season we're only a quarter away through it. >> we're not even close to done. >> i love this

cooked on the bone. and you know, if you can't handle a few fish bones, there is really hope for you humanity in my view. >> tonyhan the mainland, politically, economically, certainly, but also culturally. was that your idea? >> yes, i figured it would be a good way to slide into a new season. >> very good. tony bourdain, always thinking. please make sure to drink, dance and eat greek food, with the man, tony bourdain, on "parts unknown" only on cnn. alisyn. >>> that made me happy and hung hungry. >>> a milestone this week, chad turned his passion into a nonprofit and having a major impact. >> i started the million trees program from being here on the islands of the mississippi river. we started planting the trees for more food for wildlife. they hold back the the roots, trees are a great thing. i really like trees. >> what i love about it, it has a lasting impact. one tree is really good, but i think a million is even better. >> okay, so where was that one millionth tree planted, nominate someone you think should be our 2016 cnn hero. >> do it now. >>> up next, beyond the call of duty. a police officer who serv