many appeared uninterested in cruz's remarks. the texas senator made his pitch arguing voters need to look toward the general election when deciding who to vote for. >> the men and women in this room know none of that matters if we can't win. if we cannot win the election, if hillary clinton becomes the next president for four or eight more years, the people of new york know full fewell what come from that. >> that argument doesn't hold up well when you look at the latest polls that have democrats beating trump and cruz in the general election. trump's led is 18 points ahead of cruz who is barely ahead of governor john kasich. >> garrett tenney live for us. >> let's look at the democrat's side. a battle taking place. >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton trading fire. the race now. >> patricia stark is there for part of our coverage. >> it was an explosive night in new york for sanders and clinton. sparks through over wall street war and wages. >> i am sure a lot of people are surprised to learn that you supported raising the min

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have launched a scathing attack of officials and accuse of them of being obsessed with power and uninterested in the affairs. it was impossible for him to perform his job possible. american 1269s made a breakthrough in the study of the mosquito-bourne zika virus and managed to identify the structure, raising hopes for new ways to combat the virus. with allergies and findings in the latest issue with the u.s. journal science. they used a microscope to analyze the structure of the virus spreading across latin america. it notes a strong similarity to the pathogen that causes dengy. they noticed protrusions that give it unique characteristics. it is believed that the protrusions attached to human cells and that could explain how the virus infects people. hopes are high that the findings will lead to the developments of vac teens and treatments and clarify the links between the virus and microcephaly that causes small head size in babies. japanese researchers have improved treatment with people with serious cardiac problems. they used ips cells to make muscle cells pure enough to transplant into h

he accused them of being obsessed with power and uninterested in the country's affairs. he said it's impossible for him to perform his job properly. the move is the latest blow for the embattled administration of the president. >>> american scientists have made a key breakthrough in the study of the mosquito-borne zika virus. they've managed to identify a structure. raising hopes for new ways combatat the virus. researchers from purdue university and the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases released the findings in the latest issue of the u.s. journal of science. they used an electromicroscope. they noticed 180 protrusions on the outer shelf the zika virus that give it unique characteristics. it's believed that the protrusions attach to human cells. and their structure can explain now the virus infects people. they hope that the findings will lead to the development of vaccines and treatment and identify the link to microcephaly, a development that causes small heads in babies. >>> it's the little space probe that could. after near mission failure and ye

. >> you seem uninterested. >> she is the brain child of the real spouse, who could not fathom a life without her. bruce duncan is the managing director of the movement, a foundation started by the rothblats to further research cloning minds. >> maybe even someway, a couple hundred years from now, into new bodies based on the dna of the original donor. >> as many as 56,000 people have already signed up on the foundation's website to start uploading the contents of their minds with the hopes of being cloned. >> it is fascinating but i think it has a lot of emotional, psychological ramifications. >> neuropsychologist, dr. fez, says it has the potential to >> the way this world works is someone passes away, you get divorced, you move on. >> the duncan says they have decades of work to perfect cloning but in the fuchther robots will not only be able to make the same facial expressions as the people they are modeled after, they will even sound like them. if you are are completely creeped out, i understand. >> yeah, i mean, don't get me wrong, i respect the technology-- >> right. >> yeah. >

they tried to offer the goat a banana, she seemed uninterested and chewed on a box instead.es that sergeant was able to corral the goat. >> we were sleeping, we looked up and we asked where is not only -- nelly. we called animal control and they had her.>> the goats name is nelly, she has a sweet tooth and was craving one of the morning drinks there. the owners lived just around the corner from the mall. she is now safe with her family.>> one of the only spot that's only have 5 am on a sunday.>>> here is an update on the brave chihuahua, punch -- punch, the original owner has not stepped up to claim him. police are still trying to find out how he got onto the bridge. he is healthy and in great condition, currently waiting for a bay area family to take him home.>>> next up presidential candidates take to the state of new york one week ahead of the primaries.>>> i know it's a knee-jerk reaction, we see something happening. people behaving badly. (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while yo

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i was struck how the voters seemed completely uninterested in the nomination fight.m said this was something that would impact their vote in the fall. even among the republican voters who felt like this nomination should wait until the next president, almost none felt like this was an issue that was going to affect their vote either in the presidential race or in their senate race. >> nice try mr. president i guess. >> this is a week we'll get ate better look whether there's a new trump or old trump or multiple trumps. we'll see in a foreign policy speech, an election night, and they will be enhancing or adding to the new operation. i think we'll get a better sense by the end of the week of what we are seeing in the future. >> and whether nato is still obsolete. >> democrats are plotting their path back to the majority. they raised 40 million, reserved $40 million in air time in five battleground states this election cycle, three of which are republican house seats, two are democrats defending, including nevada and in colorado, but the big test will come on tuesday i

was it cruz' n for a bruising, uninterested, or forget about ted or take the f train. >> take the fu>> i can't believe we made you say that. what's the right answer. >> let's check last night's show he. >> the headline says honey how do we get out of the bronx and then the big headline is take the fu train, ted. for the record i take the f train all the time. there is an f train in new york city. i don't think there is a u train. >> the right answer is d and she's now two for two. >> you are a ringer. well done. all right. for your last question i'm going to give you a choice do you want another ted cruz question or do you want a john kasich question? >> ted cruz. >> another ted cruz. the answer to the john kasich was all of the above. all right. here is the ted cruz question. during tuesday night's election coverage, the donald trump campaign released a statement following trump's double digit loss in wisconsin to ted cruz. in that donald trump statement what did the trump campaign say about ted cruz? was it that ted cruz is quote a soft weak little baby, b, that ted cruz is quote,

>> very uninteresting frankly. the novel is my revenge on hollywood, francis ford coppola. let us to tell the history of the vietnam war in a perspective that most americans have never heard of before which is how their own allies and south vietnamese experience this. giving us the communist perspective on it and when he writes in the united states is giving us theirthe view point of how the vietnamese see american culture which is not necessarily in a positive light. as they think about what white culture looks like, but i think the topic has been hard to exhaust for me which is why had to write a nonfiction book about it, nothing ever dies, vietnam and the memory of work, much larger context, 100 years of american war waged in the pacific since 1898, puerto rico, guam, hawaii, iraq and afghanistan as an extension of a century of armed american campaign which is why neededi needed to turn the nonfiction. i cannot say those things in a novel. >> question i have for you is whether your experience writing the novel that anything to reform your sense of the vietnam war in any

kasich had said all along they were uninterested in that, they were headed to a contested conventionmake sure kasich could compete in a contested convention and cruz had no intention of becoming where kasich's vice president looking at where cruz is in the delegate count with donald trump but a question mark how that plays out over the next two months, june 7th. you look at this political week, we've been through a lot this week and we will go through a lot through the next week, too. indiana primaries happening on tuesday. after that, you have nebraska, a place where the cruz campaign hopes to be successful. then the turn of the west cruz calls favorable territory for him, much more favorable than eastern states donald trump dominated in. south dakota and new mexico, obviously cruz will not campaign there if that alliance or so-called pact with john kasich holds up and all the marbles in california. >> maurbrbles in california. i want to bring in our senior analyst. the last time we saw a running mate named so early in a contest was during the reagan days. how effective do you think

could marco rubio sounded more uninterested in that clip than being donald trump's running mate? had fact when you think about the phrase, donald trump's running mate, almost an oxymoron, like a contradiction in terms. if you're going to be running with donald trump, you're going to be riding in the back of the bus. you're not getting much attention. politicians, if nothing else crave attention. so he may have some difficulty talking with one of these major league politicians running with him. melissa: i don't know about that, rebecca. vice president, one heartbeat away. one election next time around. if it goes well you have the legitimacy to run. we see people who hate each other and tried to kill each other on campaign trail come together because they're all inspired by same ambition for power and presidency. i don't believe anyone would turn him down? >> look, donald trump is completely different animal than any nominee we've had before. and so, it is not only consideration of, will it look good for me to be someone's running mate, is that a resume' booster? this is about pol

be, uninterest-ted. c, forget about-ted. or b, take the f-u train, ted. >> take the f-u train, ted!elieve we just made you say that. steve, what is the right answer? >> let's check last night's show. >> the inset headline in red there says, honey, how do we get out of the bronx. and the big headline is, take the f-u train, ted. for the record, i take the "f" train all the time. i can verify, there is an "f" train in new york city. as far as i know, though, i don't think there is a "u" train. >> the delightful answer is "d," and shirrin is now 2 for 2. >> shirin, for your last question, do you want another ted cruz question, because you're demonstrable good at those or a john kasich question? >> ted cruz. >> another ted cruz. the answer to the john kasich question was all of the above. but here's the ted cruz question. during tuesday night's election coverage, the donald trump campaign released a statement following trump's double-digit loss in wisconsin to ted cruz. in that donald trump statement, what did the trump campaign say about ted cruz? was it, a, that ted cruz is, quote, a

because they seem uninterested. we're going to put a temporary ban on muslims. how? how low jgistically would you e try to go about that? the thing about it is the how -- not talking about the how does not seem to have hurt him politically speaking when voters vote, which gives him very little incentive in his own mind to have to elucidate any of the how. >> i'm not being naive when i think the average trump voter actually cares about sequestration or policy in the south china sea. at a certain point we have to take seriously the idea he could be commander in chief and when he, by the way, just to add on to this point, when he says there has never been an america as great as the one he's going to make it, my question is, does he know what roosevelt and truman and kennedy and nixon did and rejects what they did and how they organized the world, or does he just not know american history? >> it's the difference between campaigning and governing, which everyone grapples. to jeffrey's point, at some level he is clearly the front-runner for this nomination. you have to at

domestically, i think the companies are relatively uninteresting. we like the robotics manufacturers and all the people in the supply chain there that get into smart manufacturing. for me with sterling where it is, with all of this concern around brexit -- >> does that mean you don't think a brexit is happening? >> i think that's got to be the central scenario. even if it does, a lot of the selloff in the sterling is due to the uncertainty. whether you have brexit or don't on june 24th, wooerl kne'll kno. just the removal of that uncertainty is positive for sterling. the selloff has been overdone, and u.k. is my number one at the moment. >> benjamin and drew, thank you for coming in today. good to see you. >> let's talk a little politics. donald trump attended a closed door meeting with rnc chairman reince priebus. john harwood joins us now with more. >> reporter: andrew, donald trump has an issue on his hands because his own behavior has made his front runner status a little shakier than it ought to be. he's got a big primary coming up in wisconsin