uncomfortable. we'll have that and more at 6:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: flint's water contamination is now a criminal case. three officials are charged with felonies. >> they had a duty to protect the health of families and citizens of flint. they failed. >> pelley: also tonight, the front-runners look forward to the finish line. >> we don't have much of a race anymore. >> and victory is in sight. >> pelley: uncle sam says you have some change coming as women's history gains currency. and, the tiny island that is out to save the world. they're not just tilting at windmills. >> it's a definite king of the world moment. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. today, the first criminal charges were filed in the water debacle in flint, michigan. a poor, mostly black city of 100,000. contaminated drinking water has poisoned children and many others with dangerously high levels of l

now a noticeably cold and noticeably uncomfortable. take a look at the michael and son camera.uds out there and gusty. 35 degrees. it feels like it's in the 20s for the area. a couple of flurries. maybe a quick coating on the grassy surfaces for martinsburg, charleston, manassas. this will not last for two long. where they are seeing snow showers down through salisbury, maryland, they are getting a whooping this morning. for us, we are okay. it's cold and uncomfortable. in the 40s today despite ample sunshine. wednesday on the breezy side. we will talk about warmer days and the futurecast tracking thursday for the home opener coming up in a bit. >> thanks so much. if you live along fox hall road, northwest, i want to let you know we have a tree down blocking the northbound side. one lane of the southbound side

half of republican women say they are uncomfortable voting for him. you have negatives above 70%.uestion now is if he loses in wisconsin as we could expect to ted cruz. donald trump could go from march 22 to april 19 when new york vote without giving a single victory speech. these are the sorts of things that make a candidate like him seem more feasible in a general elect. kennedy: how many stunts can he pull between now and then? this has not been a week where he has eclipsed the news cycle through his own means. there are outside circumstance or thing he said that he had to walk back, and that's an uncomfortable position for him. >> i was in wisconsin two weeks ago giving speeches to business groups and met a number of political leaders. talk show radio is particularly powerful in wisconsin. as well as business leaders and bangers. these are the people who should be the good old middle class who you would think would like trump and pretty universally did not for a lot of reasons. in wisconsin endorsements matter because there is a large infrastructure that can be used. if a cong

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, would have made -- it made him personally uncomfortable and would have made him politically uncomfortable he chose not to do it. >> talk about him being unwilling to admit failings, and apologies for pushing the donald trump connection to much. trump will never admit he is wrong, do you think reagan was somewhat more willing at times in his political life to -- >> i'm not going compare reagan to -- >> iran-contra might be an example. >> well, here's a very interesting thing about reagan and iran-contra. in reagan's diary, which i agree with tom was not particularly reflective, off though reagan wrote the first entry in the diary on he day he was inaugurated in 1981. the last entry was his last day of president in 1989, so clearly writing this for the presidential memoir that he is going to write, and he is aware that nose where people like me and tom are going to be reading over his shoulder at some point. so at least early on you get the sense that this is written for the historians. and it reads that way. but like a lot of people who start diaries, like -- and maybe the candidates, when

for some people, making conscious decisions, even if they're very highly informed, is uncomfortable and makes some people feel that we may be going up a slope toward a judgement of other human beings that makes them uncomfortable. our philosophy is to give our patients as much information and as much choice with regard to the selection of the egg donor, which gets you to selection. that's unavoidable. >> ads like this, for clinics that let you choose your child's sex, are common across the u.s. this is banned in places like germany and denmark and it's controversial in the u.s. >> gender is not a disease. gender is not a disorder. why would medicine start to get involved with helping people fulfill their preferences or their biases or their sexism? >> new york university in new york city. prestigious institutes like this are where the fertility clinics prefer to look for their raw material -- egg cells from intelligent, attractive women. the more elite the university, the more they pay. donors have to undergo hormone treatment that can pose serious health risks. as many mature egg cells

it felt uncomfortable. in 2000, i found this journalist who lived in the 19th century and wrote an article for vogue called the bachelor girl about her decision to never marry and it blew my mind on many levels. she was writing in this funny, sharp, critical voice that didn't sound like the contemporary woman and showed me there was a public critique of marriage and thinking about women's lives at a time in history i had not known existed. we were having similar feelings, the both of us, and i don't live in a political space and wasn't thinking about the larger political picture. i was thinking about how women think and talk about themselves and how that is shaped by the culture and era we love in. >> and in part, i want to go back to what kate said, the marriage patterns began shifting in the '90s and we can talk more about the timeline of how it happened but the women's movement, civil rights movement, gay rights movement, all of which were political revolutions and combined with the sexual revolution and

because they're uncomfortable. you read it. you're uncomfortable. >> yeah, yeah.y, knowing you, you'll probably write an episode about it. >> then i rebel, 'cause it's my instinct. like, you look cool and stuff. and there was a lot of debate over whether or not i should wear a sweatshirt tonight. >> seth: oh, yeah? >> and you look really cool, and now i'm regretting it. because you look very dapper. and i look like i'm on a field trip. [ laughter ] i look like an inner city youth that's just like -- [ laughter ] like, we're going to take you to new a and you look fantastic. >> seth: well, that's interesting. because much like your show, there are two sides to each debate. i can tell you, i'm sitting here looking at you feeling 100 years old. [ laughter ] and i'm like, i gotta start sweatshirting this up. 'cause you look super cool and i feel like -- >> congratulations. you had a kid. >> seth: i had a baby. how about that. >> congratulations. >> seth: it's pretty exciting. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's awesome. it's so awesome. what is that like? do you feel amaz

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there's uncomfortable and that discomfort sometimes has a source in fear and misinformation. so i foresee that as well. >> the school board can i peel this to the full appeals court or to the u.s. supreme court. live in arlington, news 4. >>> we just got new reaction to the newsroom from the student at the center of today's ruling. gavin said that he has fought for this because he feels he should be treated like everyone else. >> to anyone asking why, why it's a big deal, i would say well, you deal with that, you be isolated from a one specific location and have you branded as someone who is not fit for that location and see how you feel about it. >> the gloster county school district put a policy in place requiring students to use the private single stall restroom. >>> tonight the ntsb is trying to figure out what caused this plane crash in stevensville, maryland. the single engine plane crashed in to a field here and caught fire. this happened 200 yards from that runway you saw as the plane was attempting to land at the bay bridge airport. just before 1:00 this afternoon. a

we can handle the cold but when you factor in the wind, it will feel uncomfortable outside for april,er we've seen flowers blooming already. doppler shows the first wave of precip moving through, most of it is a chilly, light rain. we have areas of yellow showing up with this blue collar and that shows -- blue collar shows extra energy with wets snowflakes moving in. silver springs to the north of that and in the district, another band of light rain will track and shortly and that will be chilly. further north and west, and closer up 95, more rain-snow mix showers. upper 30s and anything falling to the ground will not be sticking, especially on roadways because ground temperatures are too warm to get anything to sit. here is the culprit for the change to winter. a clipper is moving in to bring a cold arctic air and you can see the first wave moving out with wrap around moisture that means more rain and snow showers later today. the headlines, yellow weather alert day to day and rain and snow showers. one batch this morning and more later. the winds pick up and that will be the problem

. >> the mayor found himself in the uncomfortable position tonight of fending off questions about two brooklyn businessmen who contributed heavily to his campaign in 2013 and who are now under investigation for their ties to four nypd commanders. about doing things in a legal and appropriate manner. we're very, very careful about disclosing the support we get. >> reporter: some of that support came from these two men, jeremy reichburg on the left and jonah on the right, a pair of brooklyn businessmen now under investigation amid allegations of pay-offs to police and possibly others. >> i met them around the time of the general election, had not known them previously, had spent very little time with them in the last year. >> reporter: investigators are combing through the mayor's 2013 campaign records to see how money was solicited from the brooklyn business community and if any individuals benefited. even as they look in to the actions of four nypd commanders from brooklyn south to see if they may have traded special treatment for cash or gifts. additional action. >> no, the investiga

people comfortable are making others uncomfortable. and maybe i'm wrong. i don't go to the school. >> this says no, you don't have to leave, you don't have to go somewhere else to be yourself. you don't have to keep it in here. you can stay here. >> the board had tabled the issue after parents voiced concerns. tonight's voice was 6-1 to adopt the new policy. >>> call it an unanticipated consequence of the relations between the u.s. and cuba. tonight a beer shortage on the island nation. cuba running low on beer because of the sudden influx of american tourists, apparently with a thirst to visit the once off limits country and drink the brews. favorite brands, cristal and buckenerro. they're coming -- they're considering a new brand to meet the demand. thanks to the visiting americas. >> always a good thing. >>> always a good thing, the weather changing, turning the tide. anything is a good weekend. we have about a six-hour period of rain coming up between say 4 a.m. and 10 a.m. and then things start clearing out during the day tomorrow. then it's all uphil

probably very uncomfortable.at he did love and i know van said stop talking so much about the music, but i think that the music also helped us get a little piece of this person who was an enigma but who was so brilliant. and for a lot of us of our generation, his music was soundtrack of our lives in so many ways. and i can tell you the first time that i saw "purple rain "i a the feeling i felt and i fell in love with this man who was so very androgynous in so many ways, this man who was so feminine and so masculine and so fantastic. i remember the first time i met prince, it was at a basketball game, at a lakers game. he was sitting front row with snoop dog, just hanging out. i was so nervous to say hello to him because i didn't know what he would be like. but when i said hello, he looked me straight in the eye and said, "hey sister, how are you." he was very soft spoken but very respectful and polite and wonderful. so, yeah, he would be. he would be probably very uncomfortable but i would tend to say i don't car

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saturday is going to be very uncomfortable. we just cannot get into those 60s that we would like to see for this time of the year. that will occur next week but today, it's kind of a transition day i would say. it's not too bad of a day. take a look how we are starting off on your michael & son cameras 45 degrees winds will be rather breezy. tell you what though they are nothing compared to how windy it's going to be on saturday. 42 degrees right now for chevy chase, 41 white oak headed to the 50s which is the low average but it will be okay. 58 for manassas and good bit of sunshine mixed in with clouds larry over to you. >>> allyson thank youment want to let you know we're still working to get more information on a fatal traffic accident on the 13 and 1400 block of mass avenue has both directions blocked so you'll need to use caution. police are currently on scene and you'll get more information about that in a bit. meantime we continue to do well around the beltway traveling bound on 50 from areas like buoy working through mi

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and perhaps the most uncomfortable question of all, have you ever looked at a pornographic website? is joining me from atlanta. he practices law in cobb county, georgia and a prosecutor assigned to the same judge in this case. thank you for coming on. these particular jurors are filled out a questionnaire. now the competency examination begins. why these these questions rel sflant the case? >> the idea behind the questionnaire is to get all of the general questions asked of the hundreds of jurors so once they are brought in the courtroom and they are questioned individually one by one outside of the presence of the rest of the juror, the reason it is important to get the general questions out of the way so the next process can go to much more quickly. i think it does streamline the case. these particular questions, even the uncomfortable ones about having looked at internet pornography are relevant to this case because there's so much information in this case that has to deal with these uncomfortable topics. that being said, i think one of the most important questions asked on this

she's faced uncomfortable questions. and some of his policies as president on wall street, crime, gays in the military, they are a stark contrast to hillary's biggest threat, bernie sanders. who has both defended hillary and blasted both of them. >> look, hillary clinton is not bill clinton. what bill clinton did, i think we can all acknowledge was totally, totally disgraceful and unacceptable. but i am running against hillary clinton. i'm not running against bill clinton. >> reporter: a former hillary communications director said the trail is tough. and even the people most known for communicating, not always at their best under such scrutiny and constraint. michelle kosinski, cnn, the white house. >> joining us now to talk about that and the breaking news and the sort of, kind of maybe temporary truce, political commentator maria cardona, jonathan tacini, the author of the essential bernie sanders, and democratic party official donna brazile and john king, anchor of "inside politics." it seemed like we saw the old bill

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the way chris rock made a lot of people at the oscars very uncomfortable. watched chris rock from home it was amazing and think he will bring cutting dark satirical humor to that room because frankly, they probably deserve it. >> thanks for your insight. thanks for being with us. in terms of watching it from home, you're in luck because you can do that on msnbc. our coverage of the president's final white house correspondent dinner kicks off tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we do want to continue to monitor this event for you now. we still have live pictures c e coming out of burlingame, california. on the left side of the screen, what you're seeing on the right side of the screen, aerials of prote protesters, see this shot from on high of protesters gathered outside the california state gop convention. on the left side of your screen -- we have one screen, eventu eventually, we'll be seeing donald trump and where he'll be delivering his remarks. that is happening moments from now. we should point out today, the protests have been peaceful. police a

. >> host: this can get uncomfortable writing about it, talking about it. >> guest: that is something we wrestled with. navigating officer saw from thinking he was going to throw the flag on a sweater. we tried to be smart about it, but what we want to encourage his sometimes people make mistakes and you don't have to get all up in arms about it because that prevents the back and forth. every time you talk to somebody who disagrees with you, you are not going to communicate the same way about the same thing and we have to have some ability to deal with that little bit of discomfort. >> host: we had one example where sort of the lgbt spectrum of issues on the chronicle at end of discussion of various people have transgressed by using the wrong word or adding a syllable to a word and not being immediately deemed as trans-phobic. shut it down and we show how this applies to a columnist who got raked over the coals to katie couric and piers morgan sort of mainstream left-leaning. a liberal activists got glitter bombed because he was -- all the way ruder rupaul,, perhaps the most famous cr

protect those that serve. >> were you a >> no, i'm undercover. >> now i'm more uncomfortable. the d.c. police checked him out. no arrest. but the secret service did search his car after arresting him outside the white house for acting strangely and finding out he had a warrant for indiana. >> they locked me up for three days. sam: when did you get out? >> tuesday. i got locked up four or five days actually. i was stressful. sam: he showed us some of the d.c. tickets he received. the car needed an alternator and ignition. about $250 worth of work. mid-afternoon lisa a neighbor photographed the private tow truck pulling his car away. >> so as it turned out d.c. took no action. he has been released and he is somewhere in the d.c. area trying to get the car fixed. the neighbors home he doesn't come back here. reporting live from northwest washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. alison: interesting one. okay. new developments in the shooting of a deputy constable in houston overnight. the officer was wearing a bulletproof vest and he is expected to recover but someone shot the deputy

it reminds me of this uncomfortable exchange when samuel l. was congratulated for another's commercial. >> you are as crazy as the people on twitter. >> they all look the same to you? >> gracious. topic number 4. winter isn't entirely over in russia. if you have some kind of weird helper month ski you use to raise livestock, make sure he's dressed in layers. that's a monkey in a snow suit. now what's this little guy doing? this little monkey is checking on a goat. i have no idea. it takes a lot of work to train a monkey to babysit a goat. doesn't it? goats will eat anything. even monkeys, i'm pretty sure. in these united states, we use monkeys and chimps but we use them for scientific testing and laboratories. see? they train those chimps to talk. what fun. so much for practical. topic number five. do you remember when the world was transfixed by the rat that's drug a piece of is a twice its size. there was another curious and hungry rodent joining a filthy buffet. i give you mcdonald's wrap. there he goes. is that fresh graham cracker? i'll t

. >> this can get uncomfortable, can't it? >> yes. that's something we have wrestled with. navigating all of this ourselves and thinking who's going to throw the flag on us and where. what we want to encourage is that sometimes people make mistakes and you don't have to get up in arms about it because that prevents the back-and-forth. every time you talk to someone who disagree with you you're not going to communicate exactly the same way about exactly the same thing. we have to have some ability to deal with that. >> we had one example where sort of in the lgbt spectrum of issues on the t part, transgender, we chronicle an end of discussion how various people have transgressed by using the wrong word or adding a next or syllable to the word and that being viewed as transpose back and shut it down. we show how how this applies to a columnist to get raked over the coals to carry katie couric and other left leading journalists. savage was a liberal gay-rights got letter bomb because. >> and then all the way through to rupaul, perhaps the most famous transit gender/cross-dress

and that's very uncomfortable for hillary clinton who is trying to avoid a fight with him. it is a very strange situation where one side wants to fight and hillary clinton is clinching, hoping not to have to fight because she wants all of his voters and all that young enthusiasm. and that puts him at an advantage for the next couple of weeks at least. >> rose: can donald trump put together a winning general election campaign, matt, looking at the way women are trending in terms of a series of things including the situation about abortion. can trump, looking at how he will play with hispanics, with young people, with african-americans, put together a winning coalition? >> i think a lot of people in the party are struggling to see that path. some of the numbers we've seen in national polling have suggested that between the comments this week, the attacks last week on heidi cruz, ted's wife, there has certainly been a greater recognition that his problems with women in a national election would really come to the fore. >> rose: as a woman, tell me what you think this is about.