u.s.a. "n" u.s.a.! it gets your spirits up. i don't know why. the u.s. women's soccer team, or as they're known around the globe, "oh, ( bleep ), here comes an ass-kicking." there are two things everyone in the world is afraid of, the u.s. women's soccer team, and the u.s. military. one is going to destroy you on the field, and the other one is going to guarantee there's no rematch. this is a team kicking ass all over the place except in the accounting department. >> the u.s. soccer federation this morning is defending itself against a wage discrimination complaint. >> even though the women's team generated $20 million more in revenue than the men's team, the women earn four times less. >> trevor: wow. as outrageous as it sounds, it's true. american women soccer players make four times less than the men. that's 25 cents for every dollar that the men make. like, even those children that make iphones are like, "wow, that's unfair." ( laughter ) "that is so unfair." naturally, the players on the u.s. women's team have a strong feelings about the disparity.

[chanting u.s.a.] >> you can hear the anti-trump people actually chanting u.s.a. at the pro-trump folks. >> anyway, griff, thank you. and fox molly line is inside the grumond studios where trump is holding his rally. molly, what's it like inside? >> exactly right, greta. we are inside the building here. there is incredible crowd here. this is donald trump's first big event returning back to his home state and final before voters to the empire state head to the polls. you can see a lot of red hats here. a lot of fans. we actually caught the shuttle bus before 3:00 today riding in with some of these rally goers. packed, standing room only in by that bus and here we are at the event and just as crowded here. windy and cold out here. a lot /%t fans waited in some long lines in the cold but they are dedicated and they made it inside. a lot of hats and t-shirts. they have chosen their candidate. this is not -- later in the process, many of these folks are committed voters. regarding protesters announcement made to rally goers despite the area outside, specifically of th

for more on the race for the white house we turn to susan page, washington bureau chief for "u.s.a. today;" and reid wilson, chief political

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they're going to start making their product not in china but in the u.s.a., folks. that's where they're going to make their product. 100%. 00%. so here is the story. here is the story in a nutshell. you're going to look at this night in two years, in four years, in 12 years in 20 years and you're going to say this was a great evening. this was an evening. this was an evening where for the first time we heard somebody say that we're not going to be a scape gothe and stupid people any more. we're not going to allow the world to continue to rip us off. we're going to get along great with the world. but we're not going to let it happen any more. we're going to say -- and i say it now -- america first. america first. it will happen too, folks. and it will happen fast. so here's the story. you're going to remember this evening and hopefully every single person in this room and people that you know that aren't in this room next tuesday next tuesday meaning -- meaning in 12 days -- you're going to go out and vote and you're going to say it was the most important vote that y

[crowd chanting "u.s.a."] thank you, everybody. thank you very much. thank you.hank you very much. first of all, it's great to be home. this is home. it's great to be home. [cheers and applause] we love new york. we love new york and we are all together going to make america great again, folks. cheers and applause] so i was driving over from manhattan and i passed queens -- i love queens. do we have a lot of queens -- i love -- i grew up in queens. i grew up in queens. and i used to play -- you know, i used to get here at like 2:00 in the morning to play a round of golf at bethpage. you all know what i mean, right? but i love this city and i love this country. and we are going to start winning again with our country because we don't win. we never win. we never ever ever win anymore. we don't win with our military. we don't win on trade. we don't win on healthcare. we don't win on anything. we are going to start winning again, folks. cheers and applause] so in coming up, i said to myself and i said to some of the people when we were in the car. i said i'm self-fun

[chanting "u.s.a."] ms. clinton: i have set two big goals.t to have a north american climate agreement. we need toe working with canada and mexico as we redo our grid. we need to be understanding how we are going to challenge states, on top of the president's clean power plan to , go even further. i said, let's have half a billion more solar panels deployed by the end of my first term, and enough clean energy to power every home by the end of my second term. these are jobs that have to be done in pennsylvania and across the united states. and these are opportunities for us. i really challenge all of you to think about what each of you can do to contribute to our efforts to take on what is the 21st century global challenge. i believe that, as we move forward with these big opportunities, we have to do more for small businesses, especially to help young people start their small businesses, follow their dreams. [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: i have been told, and i believe it to be true that carnegie mellon has the best return on federal dol

we'll be joined by ron pollack who is the executive director for families u.s.a.captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] host: good morning. it's monday, april 25, 2016. the senate returns today at 3:00 p.m. with votes expected at 5:30. the house will meet this morning and returns tuesday at noon to begin legislative business for the week. but we began right now on the "washington journal" discussing the deal announced last night by the ted cruz and john kasich campaign to coordinate efforts in three states in an attempt to deny donald trump a pass to the g.o.p. presidential nomination. the deal to divvy up oregon, arizona and new mexico by trump and

crime has dropped to historic lows in the u.s.a.oes not seem to penetrate the democratic party. >> we need to end the so-called war on drugs which has resulted in a disproportionate numbers of african-americans being arrested. >> right now african-americans and white kids use drugs at exactly the same level. nobody knows that exactly the same. african-american kids go to prison six times more because there is this idea that these guys are the drug dealers. >> now, for the record, that sound bite, that blacks go to prison six times more than whites for drug offenses is false. with us now heather mcdonald for the manhattan institute. first of all let's deal with that van jones statement. where did he get that. >> i will give him the benefit of the doubt thinking he was just confused in the heat of the moment because i don't know what he is talking about. the fact is, bill, that nobody, no kid is going to prison for smoking a joint and no adult is going to prison for smoking a joint. it has to work very hard to get sentence to do priso

his proposed action to stop mexicans illegally here in the u.s.a.nding money back to their family and friends is impossible. no one can stop the mail. mr. trump also says he will deport, perhaps as many as 12 million illegal aliens here within two years, again, the courts would likely block a mass deportation and even if they didn't, each individual alien under law will have to have a court hearing before any action would be taken. and right now the average wait time for an immigration hearing about two years. so realistically for mass deportation to take place actual movement of that many people would be unprecedent the, what about mr. trump's wish to temporarily ban muslims who live in areas dominated by terrorism from coming here to the u.s.a. again, the courts would likely stop in and block the action based on the equal protection clause whereby you cannot single out a specific group, in this case muslims for any legislation action. to force china from devaluing its currency. he says if they do not stop doing that there will be a trade war. here

tough sentencing for violent offenders drove crime down in the u.s.a. big time.the race question. again, according to fbi data, from 1976 to 1995, black americans identified by police as committing more than half of the homicides in the u.s.a. african-americans make up 13% of the population. in addition a national crime victim's survey that blacks committed robberies at a rate of 60%. again, the black community is just 13% of the entire population. what's the beef? if blacks are committing crimes out of proportion other ethnic group. why is there a disproportionate why? forget the drug myth. 99.5% of drug inmates are traffickers not users. 99.5%. so the question becomes why is the democratic party caving in to propaganda put out by radical groups like black lives matter? it's clear that tough sentencing reform spearheadedz# by both parties in the 1990s and signed by president clinton saved perhaps millions of american levees. yet, the entire criminal justice system is now being branded as racist and oppressive. di reaction. joining us from washington charles krau

u.s.a. wins 3-0. they are 11-0 this year and out scored teams in the standby 41 goals. >> that's unbelievable. >> ridiculous. >> all right. >>> thousands of runners bundled up in layers competing in this year's philadelphia love run. the half mare than ran through center city and fairmount park and back through mlk drive to finish in front of the art museum. some dressed for the weather, others clearly did not. most agreed it was a great day for a run through the city. >>> still to come, dozens of cycles road into philadelphia this year from connecticut and we will tell you why. >>> and telling you about the new ride-sharing business just for women. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. elmo's got the moves. sesame street live let's dance has abby elmo and cookie monster dancing with you and your family! sesame street live let's dance playing liacouras center april 14-17 tickets on sale now! katie mcginty for u.s. senate, calling her "a champion for working families." the 9th of

writing in the "u.s.a.h 3rd, tavis smiley said, quote: if donald trump is indeed the republican nominee it might be a miscalculation for democrats to take for granted that black voters are a lock for their nominee, unquote. mr. smiley the author of a brand new book called "50 for your future lessons down the road." heins us now. so, i was surprised when i read your "u.s.a. today" column. i know you are no fan of mr. trump. >> nope. >> why do you think that blacks would give mr. trump or ted cruz or john kasich a look? >> couple things. one, i'm tired of black vote being taken for granted by one party being ignored by the other party. did i write that in fairness before donald trump lost his mind and became the racial arsonist everywhere he goes. >> let me stop you there. you called him a racial arsonist. you said. >> you are off at 8:50 you haven't got enough time. you are wasting good television time, bill. it's anti-immigrant stance. anti-muslim stance. his mall-treating and that of his supporters the mal

u.s.a. today" interview that he was considering kasich, cruz and rubio as running mates. you would consider those guys because they bring swing states with them. i find it amazing folks who lost a long time ago still playing a significant role in the process. >> somebody is going to be the vice presidential running-mate to the republican nominee. marco rubio has 171 delegates. he acted in that interview with mark levin that they could vote for whoever they want. but he will have great sway with them. i suspect he will, and there is no reason for him to endorse a candidate now and throw away his delegates. they will be more valuable come convention time. collar * will it be valuable enough that someone offers him a vp slot? >> of course. if donald trump got the 171 delegates rubio has it will be close enough for him to get the nomination on the first ballot if that's possible if rubio can release them so they can vote for trump. >> politics makes for strange bed fellows. it might be strange f

. >>> would you be willing to pay for more products made this u.s.a.? a heads up for papers about a cradle recall, i will tell you about it in tonight's consumer alert. >>> a mother gives permission to school officials to paddle her son. why she did it and what happened next. at giant, shoppers low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. >>> a mother regrets giving a school permission to punish her 5-year-old son. >> he was held down and threatened with a wooden paddle. the facebook incident has 2 million views. >> what happened at that school, wednesday, was not a paddle. it was not a spanking, abuse. . >> the student was in trouble because he got in to a fight and spit on another student. mom says she was told to allow the puniment or risk going back to jail. she was ar

this story from u.s.a. today. seattle, tacoma, international airport became one of the latest. they warned passengers to expect longer wait lines because of t.s.a. staffing not keeping pace with passenger volumes and the hash tag was pack your patience. and this from another viewer not on the security issues but the airlines themselves.

even though violent crime in the u.s.a. dramatically faen, once tough felony sentencing was put into place. a national debt of $20 trillion, bernie has no problem adding to that. ederal government to wants+tq mandate salaries and provide jobs for everybody. taxation through the roof for american corporations and the wealthy. of course, that would lead to a huge contraction in the private sector as business would stop expanding. senator sanders says free healthcare is a human right, and many corporations provide generous health benefits right now to their employees. but they would stop doing that if the government is going to provide healthcare and demand higher corporate taxes to fund it. on the plus side, senator sanders is perhaps the most sincere politician in the presidential race. he walks the walk. the problem is the walk leads nowhere as serious69co problems mount if we havefx to depend on the sunnies to protect us from terror killers, if we are willing to double the national debt and risk an economic collapse if we

u.s.a. today reports financial analysts predict costco memberships will increase to $06. executive memberships will be $120. analyst say memberships increase every five to six year. last time it happened was 2011. a new increase could happen as early as this fall. >>> we are learning new details about the new "star wars" attraction still being built at disneyland and walt disney world. world. there will be two major attractions. one involves flying falcon spacecraft. space travelers will take control, steer the ship through space and fire the laser cannons. the other ride will put guests in the middle of battle between the resistant forces and first order. construction on both adventures started earlier this month. disney has not announced when guests will be able to enter the world of "star wars." >>> this morning britain's prince william and prince harry tested their life sabers. they were behind the scenes of pine wood studios. daisy ridley showed william and harry how masks and sets were created. future "star wars" movies are expected to be staged at pine wood studios

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one of the things we at families u.s.a. tried to do was to make sure we would get health reform that would make health care access to believe people across the country. caller: how much do you make a year? guest: i make over $200,000 a year. host: we have a couple of other callers. did off question? caller: yeah, ron, i do. appreciate the commitment to health care, i really do. on the other hand, i think it's big scam. host: concerned by people that a.c.a. is a big scam. what is the proof at this point six years in from your perspective? guest: greatest proof is that over 20 million people who were uninsured before now have health care coverage. you have people who were excluded from the health care system because they had a health condition, whether it was asthma, diabetes and insurers wouldn't provide coverage to them. that no longer occurs. insurance now is real insurance. it doesn't stop when you have a major illness or an accident so that's a big deal. women are no longer discriminated in the premiums they pay. young a

. >> pakistan is no friend to the u.s.a. in fact, the guy who helped us, the doctor who helped us the pakistani get bin laden, they put him in prison. do you think you could get that doctor out? >> yes, i do. i think i would get him out in two minutes. i would tell them let them out and i'm sure they would let them out. we give a lot of aid and money to pakistan. frankly, they will do -- they don't have any respect for our president. but when you say they take advantage or they are no friend. nobody is a friend to us. they just take us like a bunch of suckers, bill. that's what my speech was about to a certain extent. it was also economic in terms of economic, relative to aid and the military. but pakistan certainly takes advantage like everybody else. nobody is different. >> we talked about isis way back in june when you were just launching your campaign. and you said last night the same thing you told me then that you are not going to tell isis how you are going to defeat them. okay. >> well, i did say, bill, i must be hon

u.s.a. today reporting that hundreds of americans are listed in documents. so far most appear to be retirees who bought real estate in places like costa rica and panama. and some face charges such as money laundering. and the u.s. is getting set to proposing mandates for banks to reidentify the aen company. it's meant to close a major loophole that allows the secretive moves uncovered. and they only have to know who and panama's president said he will find ways to improve transparency in the off shore financial industry. >>> a 17-year-old texas girl has died from an exploding airbag made by takata corporation. she was driving a 2002 honda civic and her identity has not been made public. honda says several recall notices were sent to the owners but repairs were not made. this is the 10th death in the united states related to the faulty airbags. they can send shrapnel at drivers and passengers. the government says the recalls could be expanded >>> charlie sheen, he is back in the spotlight and once again, not for his acting p. . the los angeles police departme

. >>> leading the news in u.s.a. today, same-sex spouses fight for parental rights. indiana began recognizing same-sex marriages but one couple could not write mother and mother on the birth certificates. a federal lawsuit involving a lirs list of same-sex couples have >>> and milania trump made rare appearance and assured donald trump treats both men and women equally and when attacked will hit back 10 times harder. >>> well, the supreme court unianmously, plaintiffs argued that the inclusion would dilute the weight of their votes. and ruth bader ginsburg says they are serve all residents, not just those eligible or registered to vote. >>> and this man caught on camera carrying out a burglary under the child's blanket. he got away with cash and jewelry. >>> and in china, a heart stopping rescue, a 3-year-old boy fell into a nearly 300 foot they used a special deslice vice to pinpoint him. and the great news is he was not hurt. >>> let's take a look at this. rangers recently found this two month old bear cub. there it is. alone and hungry in the mountains. they took

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. >> nancy, from the u.s.a. today sports. ryan, you guys talked a lot about connection that you have, with the 85 team and often said that they played the perfect game in their title game. you might have had the greatest game ever. what can you put in word what those last five seconds were like for you. >> first off coach wright did a great job keeping our former players around the program. they are always around us. even guys, every single team from the early 2,000's. the it is a great honor to be in that class with the 85 team and just to know we will be in the same setting is an honor but last five seconds, i thought it was marcus page shot, danielle went for a loose ball to make a double clutch shot which was unbelievable. great player, great competitor but we drew up a play, we knew what play we were going to at the end of game because we work object it every single day in the practice. if i could get a shotty was going to shoot it. i heard someone screaming in the back of my head, and it was chris and i gave it to him a

the company is not commenting directly, but did hint its president pointing out to u.s.a. that in the past costco has raised its fees every five to six years and the last raise was in 2011. the next time you're out shopping it would be a good idea to bring a lot of bills rather than a handful of credit cards. a new study finding when we hand over cash rather than swipe a credit card we are more aware of the money we're spending. it is more painful to pay with cash or a check they found out so we value what we buy more when we don't use plastic. the study found those who give to charity using a credit card or texting are less giving again. when they tell you to text, they get you to do it, but you're not a long time giver. >> it's a little less work. >> you're not making the same connection. >> thanks. >>> it was like a call being overturned for nfl quarterback tom brady today when his suspension was reinstated. the court ruled on whether the punishment is in the nfl's authority. one focus of the case brady destroying his personal cell phone during the investigation. basica

however, manziel told u.s.a. today sports in a statement, is'm hoping to take care of the now, so i can focus on what i have to do if i want to play in 2016." however we have heard that from him before, but maybe all the fallout will be the boost he needs. >> if it is not on the path to righteousness, that it does not go through there? >> not quite. not quite. >> we'll be at giant, shoppers are discovering low prices by the thousands, plus a thousand more that just dropped. all these low prices! what are you trying to do, get me to feed the whole neighborhood? no. just trying to save you a whole lot of "bread." [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags, thousands of low prices. my giant. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no pri

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. ♪ oklahoma, u.s.a. >> reporter: merle haggard's answer to anti-vietnam war demonstrators and everyer facet of the counter-culture made him a star in 1959. ♪ i'm proud to be an okie from muskogee ♪ haggard said even those who didn't like the sentiment liked the song. >> everybody is proud to be where they came. from i'm prowb to be an somebody else is proud to be something else, but everybody is proud of something. ♪ we used to let our hair grow long and shaggy ♪ >> reporter: haggard's parents john and flossie moved from oklahoma to bakersfield, california, where haggard was born in 1937. after his father died when haggard was nine, he started getting into trouble, the inspiration for "mama tried" ♪ mama tried to raise me better ♪ haggard enjoyed his bad-boy image. when i interviewed him in 2010, he brought a gun. >> right here. it stays right here. >> reporter: i got to be careful with the questions i asked. >> it's unloaded. >> reporter: he spent his teenage years in and out of reform school and then prison. >> the more i went to jail, the more i learned about outlaw. >> reporter:

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richard cavallaro is president of skanska u.s.a. >> the question would be, can the state have afforded to build the project without collecting tolls based on their own budget? and the answer is no. so that's the real rub. it's not so much the process. it's how they're recouping the payment. and that exists if it was triple-p or not. >> reporter: the original proposal called for a toll between two and three dollars, but when the deal was signed in 2011, that was lowered to a $1.84 for peak hours. then, elizabeth river crossings was authorized to start collecting tolls on the old tunnel while building the new one, to generate $150 million during the construction phase. elizabeth river crossings agreed to a fixed price for the project and assumes the risk of higher construction costs, lower toll revenue, and unanticipated maintenance costs. >> the risk transfer in these jobs is gigantic. i mean, the state is getting a price certainty on schedule capital expenditure, operational expenditure, at a very early stage. i'm not sure people really understand that risk transfer's a big, big deal.

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king was a communist party of the u.s.a. financial operative.stanley story is a wonderful, compelling tale and is richly memorialized big studios t.i. very extensive wiretapping of stanley, of dr. king, of clarence jones. i apologize the dawn of time for me to give you little bio sketches of who these folks all were. the fbi's hypothesis was a dangerous communist influence on that are king was quickly disproved because in all those those hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of hours of electronic surveillance, there is no scintilla of evidence that stanley was in any way manipulated and his relationship stanley was as loyal and that's helpful to mark with the king junior as anyone in doc/. i also admit teen 81 when the bureau was threatening me had come upon the name of jim harrison, jamesa harris who was the fbi's main human within the southern christian leadership conference could dr. king's organization in atlanta. one cannot understand the history of what the fbi did to dr. king, due to the civil rights movement without knowing the full storie

my question is related to an issue which minority states in the u.s.a. we see many times seeks being discriminated against as muslims. and even if we were muslim, that still doesn't give the right for anyone to beat islamic folk to his. so my question is why isn't a firm stand being taken out issues such as ample security, where there's a lot of issues with tsa? century neighbors in canada, justin trudeau, he recently said he's going to apologize for issue which happened 102 years ago, and he has recently become prime minister so why is it that he is taking a firm stand on the issue which happened so long ago, with countries such as the u.s.a. are not taking a stand against discrimination when it is 2016? [applause] >> hold on. for everybody start applauding that question, let's make sure that we are on the same wavelength in terms of facts. i have taken and added a stand against making sure that we are not racially profiling in airports. and it is explicit tsa policy not to racially profile. now, does that mean that out of hundreds of airports and thous