" unquote. it's clear that the president has the absolute right of nomination and we in the senate have an absolute right on advice and consent. nothing about hearings or votes, nothing about a timetable or schedule. i say that to my democratic colleagues, do you really want to stand behind a completely fictional patently false claim like that? do you really want to base your position on what "the washington post" fact checker called a politically convenient fairy tale? i understand that you want the senate to conduct the confirmation process now for the president's nominee. we can and should debate that. but will none of you be honest enough to at least say what everyone in this chamber knows, that the constitution does not require us to do things that w way? the minority leader not only contradicts the constitution, he contradicts himself. the minority leader was serving here in the senate in 1992. senator reid took no issue with chairman biden's conclusion that the circumstances at the time,

e don't have a way, unquote. well, when an administration, like the leaders of iran, lie and lie and are the responsible -- responsible for providing for more terrorism, more death and destruction in the world than any other country, the largest supporter of terrorism in the world, when they tell you they're going to take money you give them and spend it on terrorism, that may be the one thing you can count on them being honest about. .nd going back november, 2015 this story from john heyward talks about the state department's social media accounts that were hacked by iran. quote, the surge has led american officials to a stark conclusion for iran cyberespionage with the power it gives the iranians to jab at the united states and its neighbors without provoking military response is becoming a tool to seek the kind of influence that some hardliners in iran may have hoped its nuclear program would eventually provide, unquote, "the new york times" reports. we have this report from four, five 015, short months ago --

unquote. read his speech. chairman biden said no such thing. i also want to comment on the president's recent remarks about the scalia vacancy at the university of chicago. he said, for example, that -- quote -- "there has not been a circumstance in which a republican president's appointee did not get a hearing." unquote. the senate's power of advice and consent of course applies across the board. if the constitution requires hearings and floor votes for some nominees, it requires them for all nominees. last month the congressional research service confirmed in a new memo that during the 102nd congress, when democrats control the senate, 52 -- 52 -- republican judicial nominees never even got a hearing. vice president biden chaired the committee and denied those hearings. in september 1992, "the new york times" reported on page 1 that this was part of a deliberate strategy to keep judicial vacancies open in the hope that bill clinton would be elected. the president also said that there has not been a circumstance when a republican president's n

unquote. the army said quote it does not believe these lands will affect army training operations are readiness to any significant degree unquote and the air force wrote that quote them practices described would not affect air force training operations are readiness to any significant degree unquote unquote. the navy fully concurs with the response of the department of defense. these responses i'll demonstrate the supervision is not actually about military readiness but instead an attempt to interfere with management of our nation's public lands and undermined the endangered species act. i urge my colleagues to support my amendment and reject riders that do not believe -- belong in the ndaa and with that i yield back. >> the gentlelady yields back read the gentleman from utah. >> i would like to speak to this. as my hero yogi bear once said this is dÉjÀ vu all over again so you can remember last year with a roll call editorial. the stars and tried straight and tried strides in atrias said this

. >> she has been saying lately that she thinks i am quote/unquote not qualified to be president. well, let me just say in response to secretary clinton. i don't believe that she is qualified if she is -- if she is through her super pac taking tens of millions of dollars in special interest funds. i don't think you are qualified if you have voted for the disastrous war in iraq. i don't think you are qualified if you have supported virtually every disastrous trade agreement which has cost us millions of decent paying jobs. >> reporter: pennsylvania is delegate rich state. a must win for bernie sanders if he is going to have a pathway to the white house. right now, he is hoping to build on momentum from a string of recent wins and push to the new york primary and then onward to pennsylvania as well as california. miguel and christine. >> brianna keilar, thank you. hillary clinton's camp returning fire over night. press secretary tweeting hillary clinton did not say bernie sanders was not qualified, but he has absurdly said that about her. this is a new low. what clinton did do in an

. >> she thinks that i'm quote/unquote not qualified to be president. [ audience boos ] i don't think that you are qualified if you get $15 million from wall street through your super pac. i don't think you are qualified if you have voted for the disastrous war in iraq. >> now the remarks came after sanders struggled to explain his plan to break up large banks to the editorial board of "the new york daily news" which clinton was asked about wednesday on msnbc's "morning joe." >> in light of the questions he had problems with, do you believe this morning that bernie sanders is qualified and ready to be president of the united states? >> well, i think the interview raised a lot of really serious questions. and i look at it this way. the core of his campaign has been break up the banks and it didn't seem in reading his answers that he understood exactly how that would work under dodd-frank. >> clinton's press secretary said clinton did not say he is not qualified but he said it about her. this is a new low. the two will hold dueling press conferences this morning. >>> on the republican s

he actually used that word, quote, unquote, not qualified.was very artfully not answer the question, is he qualified and that's something that politicians will frequently do in these situations. did bernie sanders fall into the trap of using this phrase of thinking incorrectly that hillary clinton had used the phrase because she did not use those words? >> i certainly don't know what bernie sanders watched or heard or was told by his aids, but i don't think you're giving him enough credit for strategy here. i mean, i think here's a guy who basically made up her saying something and put quote marks around it. she's not qualified. i think -- i think he's getting hit in the mouth for the first time in this campaign and it's giving him to a place where he's saying things that just don't -- i mean i'd be surprised if you could find 10% of democrats in new york that don't think hillary clinton is qualified to be president. whether or not hillary clinton could have gone further to saying something kind about bernie sanders, she was evasive. she's ev

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twitter or even jobs as they sing in various places or people face economic cost for having the quote, unquote wrong opinion or saying the wrong word. that is something people worry about. >> host: what is an example of one of those wrong words? >> guest: i think there's a bunch of them. we talk about categories of wrong words. it is a whole lexicon of operation silent pain like micro-aggressions. anything that might offend you for any reason is a macro aggression based on pseudoscientific, but saying i will try to shut it down. they don't like who you are. check your privilege because they've heard enough from your type. we think there's plenty of true examples. you shouldn't try to offend people. if you are white men, you should recognize we have enjoyed a very privileged place for many generations. those things are not enough to justify shutting down or delegitimize in her dismissing someone's point which is sometimes how this game works. >> host: this can get uncomfortable writing about it, talking about it. >> guest: that is something we wrestled with. navigating officer saw from thinking

. >> she has been saying lately that she thinks that i am quote/unquote, not qualified to be president. well, let me just say in response to secretary clinton. i don't believe that she's qualified if she is -- if she is through her super pac taking tens of millions o dollars in special interest funds. i don't think you are qualified if you have voted for the disastrous war in iraq. i don't think you are qualified if you supported virtually every disastrous trade agreement which cost of millions of decent paying jobs. >> reporter: pennsylvania is a delegate rich state which is important for sanders if he will have a pathway to the white house. he is hoping to build on momentum from the string of wins and push to the new york primary and on to pennsylvania and california. miguel and christine. >>> thanks, brianna. hillary clinton commenting overnight. her press secretary tweeting that he is not qualified. she criticized sanders for being unable to answer questions for how he would go about breaking up the big banks. something has been a cornerstone of his campaign. >> in the interview, i

unquote. well, given the philosophy of the chairman himself, it's clearly more pressing than ever that this bill becomes law. the f.c.c. cannot and should not be able to regulate the rates charged by i.s.p.'s to their customers. this sort of regulatory overhang clouds the decisionmaking of providers and dissuedes them from offering innovative, pro-consumer pricing plans and service offerings less the commission comes back after the fact and penalize them. take t-mobile service as a prime example. consumers are able to access video offered by any participant in the program without the data counting toward their monthly usage limits or charges. edge providers win because their content is viewed more often. the service provider wins because they actually attract more customers. it's called the marketplace. it's innovation in the market prays responding to what con-- marketplace responding to what consumers want. the consumers win because they content. o access i'm not here to advocate one company

. >> she's been saying, lately, that she thinks i'm quote, unquote, not qualified to be president. [ boos ] well, let me just say in response to secretary clinton, i don't believe that she is qualified if she is -- [ cheers and applause ] if she is through her super pac taking tens of millions of dollars in special interests. >> sanders went onto tick off other aspects of his rival's record to argue she's not qualified. comments generated a huge amount of controversy. sanders claimed clinton had been saying she thinks i'm quote, unquote, not qualified to be president. as many has been point out that clinton said never he was not qualified. here is the genesis. cnn said this about the clinton campaign strategy for sanders. >> the reality is they're running out of patience. they will begin deploying a news strategy. it's going to be called disqualify him, defeat him and they can unify the party later. >> the following morning on this network, hillary clinton was asked if sanders was qualified or ready to be president. she never explicitly called sanders unqualified. she did intimate he

it's not as easy as a regular, quote, unquote, normal child, but as you can see with evan, there's a lot of pleasure of having a child on the spectrum, at least for us. >> oh, yes, absolutely. we all know and love evan here. we know he's a funny guy. evan, are you looking forward to the walk? >> yes. >> what is your favorite part? >> i love to walk with the group. >> yeah. you have a lot of supporters. a lot of there that not only come out to support the cause but friends of yours. >> yes, he does. we have an evan angel. we have about 20 people are part of the team. and they're really amazing friends and family that just come out to support him and everything that autism speaks stands for as a way of helping with advocacy and awareness and good old fashioned fundraising. >> and it's fun. >> yes. >> give us an idea in terms of is autism kind of a different issue for people in the asian-american and pacific islander communities? >> we think there's a little bit of misunderstanding still. it's partially because we're still trying to figure out what really is causing autism. so i think w

chairman wheeler's response, yes, sir, quote-unquote. well, given the philosophy of the chairman himself, it's clearly more pressing than ever that this bill becomes law. the f.c.c. cannot and should not be able to regulate the rates charged by i.s.p.'s to their customers. this sort of regulatory overhang clouds the decisionmaking of providers and dissuedes them from offering innovative, pro-consumer pricing plans and service offerings less the commission comes back after the fact and penalize them. take t-mobile service as a prime example. consumers are able to access video offered by any participant in the program without the data counting toward their monthly usage limits or charges. edge providers win because their content is viewed more often. the service provider wins because they actually attract more customers. it's called the marketplace. it's innovation in the market prays responding to what con-- marketplace responding to what consumers want. the consumers win because they content. o access i'm not here to advocate one company

. >> she has been saying lately she thinks i am quote/unquote not qualified to be president. i don't think you are qualified if you get $15 million from wall street through your super pac. >> like a lot of people, i am concerned that some of his ideas just won't work because the numbers don't add up. others won't even pass congress or they rely on republican governors. suddenly having a conversion experience and becoming progressive. >> the race definitely heating up. sanders and clinton both shifting their focus to pennsylvania ahead of the april 26th primary. surveys show clinton leading sanders by 6 points. >> meantime, fbi director james comey finally revealing how the bureau was able to access data from a terrorist iphone. speaking at a university, comey said they purchased the tool to bypass encryption. >> we're having a whole lot of conversation inside the government, lots of different parts of the government to figure out how do we think about disclosing this to apple, how do we think about who we can help with this and what are the rules with which we help them. >> l

donald trump's campaign is accusing tennessee's republican party and its leaders of trying to quote unquote, steal delegates from the business man. dozens of trump reporters protesting the gop in nashville today. the trump campaign claiming behind closed doors there's maneuvering going on in tennessee and that it's part of a nationwide effort to stop the republican front-runner from becoming the party's nominee. back on march 1 trump won tennessee's primary with 39%, he captured 33 of the state's delegates but there are 14 additional at large delegates not awarded in the primary. the trump camp is claiming that tennessee's party chairman is working to make sure many of those 14 delegates go into the convention in july not supporting trump. joining me on the phone is tennessee party chairman ryan haynes. thank you for being with us. who better to react than you yourself, the trump camp pointing the finger at you saying you are working behind their back trying to make sure the 14 delegates don't like donald trump and don't want to vote for him. what say you? >> poppy, nothing could be further

another thing that is this is more difficult but i think important when we're talking about quote/unquote citizens voting i'd like us to recognize the fact that get away from legal terminology of the idea people that don't have legal documents are not citizens the point of voting for everyone is that everyone is a citizen what i personally put out there i think i'm hearing from a lot of people folks without documentation or undocumented citizens of the united states and of california and san francisco it would be great even the law makes if difficult to reframe the picture around that and then as a green i want to point out something that will be important to work on at this point you know same day registration would be great for third party's to be able to register folks it is 0 problem of automatic voting to choose the party important if you have explained how this will work we don't want automatic i'm sorry automatic registration to bar people from choosing a political party so especially third party's you might have an answer to that so that's i think it those with r my comments thank

she has been saying that she thinks that i am quote, unquote, not qualified to be president. i don't think that you are qualified if you get $15 million from wall street through your super pac. lou: clinton, appears has good reason to get nervous, sanders moved two points ahead of clinton in latest national poll. and he is closing in on her with fledged ge -- delegates as well, he has 1030, and clinton has 1280, hillary clinton lead is 25% more pledged delegates, trump has 44% more than cruz. given sanders victories, clinton must hear echos of pounding theme of another senator who was gaining on her 8 years ago. yes, unset in new york -- an upset in new york is now possible, some say on verge of likelihood. sanders achieves a victory in new york that would change algogorithm forever clinton and democrats and throw the race for presidency wide open. our quotation of the evening, we should turn to socialism, he is a democratic socialist. tonight, quote from lady mark margaret thatcher, socialists cry power to the people, and raise a clinched fist as they say it we know what the

if he hadn't done quote-unquote, and saying, he could be on more solid ground. if he said suggesting, because she did suggest. she refused to say he was unqualified. it was up to the voters. >> on morning joe, she wouldn't say it, but what she's saying is this guy is not what he claims to be, and the low information voter is falling for it is basically her words. >> the first is, any time we're talking about qualifications and experience, that benefits hillary clinton. any time bernie sanders is talking about that, that benefits hillary clinton. she won't say that he is unqualified. >> is she gets at his age? >> she is getting -- is she getting at his age. >> i think she's getting at the fact that -- democratic socialist, that he has -- >> not a democratic. >> small state, hasn't done much. >> why is she afraid to slam him like most politicians. trump sees somebody, he calls them little marco or big ears. >> you see the exit polls and what is happening she is getting destroyed with young voters, and she needs all those people and come back to the general electio

it was a very brief conversation, but he said, quote unquote, doing perfect. thank you. i truly believe that he felt well. >> one time protege and lover, sheila e believes performer had taken a toll on prince's body, leading some to believe he was >> if you can imagine all these years during the purple rain tour, but even jumping off risers in shoes and heels and what it's done to his body. we've had so many injuries. you know? >> reporter: but it's not clear if anybody really knows because even to his closest friends, prince was a very private man. famously living behind this gate. >> he was very much about creating his own world, and that world had a name. it was called paisley park. >> there he could do him, and he created it, every room was made for what he wanted. everything was custom made to his liking. >> reporter: these exclusive pictures in the daily mail show an elaborate studio. the roof also in purple whenever the artist was inside, but this was not neverland. >> there was no ferris wheel or animals or monkey. >> reporter: it did have a out prince was the ki

those are not quote, unquote, fines, are disgorgements that are tax writeoffs.e punishments. >> they will write it off in taxes. >> i'm waiting for to you finish. >> that is loophole you should be plug, president trump. neil: charlie has finished commenting. we'll have more after this. hi...i'm pamela yellen. you may have read my bestselling book "the bank on yourself revolution". over the last 25 years, i've researched more than 450 financial products. i found that one of the best-kept secrets to help you plan for your retirement is the home equity conversion mortgage. it's a line of credit for homeowners age 62 or older. and it's offered by a company you can trust- one reverse mortgage, a quicken loans company! call one reverse mortgage now to get the details. their licensed experts will tell you if you're eligible, show you the line of credit amount you qualify for, and will send you a free information kit. the home equity conversion mortgage line of credit is even better than a traditional line of credit... because you can make payments if you'd like, but no

i don't think the democratic primary electorate in those quote, unquote, southern states is conservative. it's certainly diverse. i don't know if he's making a suggestion that with respect to the diversity of those states and their placement on the calendar. but to answer that point even further, you know, two of the first three states that participated were caucus states in iowa and nevada. those are states -- caucuses he has largely been favored in. and those two states we beat him. >> do you think this is something? because, again, this week those three things that i mentioned, i mean, they were talked about a lot in the press. the thing with the mayor is interesting, because many people did not find it to be an issue, except for either bernie sanders' supporters or people on the right who just don't like hillary clinton. do you think that that was an issue that was made up by people who just don't like hillary clinton? >> well, honestly, i don't feel that's my place to say. if somebody did take offense to that, that's their purgative, that's their right. i wouldn't question that. and

she never quote, unquote said that he was unqualified. a washington post headline writer did, which is an entirely different thing. it's really about nothing. >> also she knows the way this equation works. she knows if she gets the nomination she needs bernie sanders supporters who aren't feeling great about her right now so she wants this thing to disappear. >> exactly. she's shown signs in the past week or so of being really exaspirated with sanders and his campaign. she had a moment of you're stop lying about my record kind of moment a week or so ago, but she's gotten past it and she does need them because they're a very energized and very large segment of the democratic base. if they sit home and she doesn't have the turnout, it's a problem even perhaps running against a clown. >> and she's got a very rough general election coming up if she is the nominee. i mean in the history of the fbi and in the history of presidential campaigning, there is exactly one presidential candidate who has been under investigation during the presidential

the government is out front, more on that quote unquote deal or alliance. >>> and hillary clinton says she has worked with men going off the reservation, good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news, donald trump reaching a major milestone, officially he has more than a thousand delegates, he is 235 away from clinching the nomination outright. this comes as protesters greet him in california as he arrives to make a speech today. demonstrators clashing with police, at times breaking through the police line. some arrested, one young woman arrested. as police use the batons to keep them away. the trump group was delayed more than an hour. there his motorcade had to stop, he got out, led to his suv into the hall by a back entrance to escape the mayhem. >> that was not the easiest entrance i have ever made. my wife called and said there are helicopters following you. and then we did, and went under a fence and through a fence. oh, boy, felt like i was crossing the border, actually. you know? >> the riot gear and protests coming after a night of violence outside a califo

the bulls will say yes, best of breed, you're going to get through this crude crisis, quote unquote. and exxon will be the strongest one left standing. i'll say this, though crude is still $40 give or take, i think there's another leg down. i think people are betting for something that i just don't see. my sense it they'll have a good quarter. i just don't know if you can justify the valuations. >> we go back to the yield environment with 3.3% yield, i think that's where exxon mobil threads the needle. i think if we go back to the utilities in vogue, and energy, mobil doesn't trade like an energy stock, it trades like a utility. >> the one other thing i would add to it, you start breaking it down, downstream, upstream, and chemicals, chemicals used to be a very small part of their business, now it's part of their earnings. that has to be factored in as well. they've been putting money toward that. >> our conversation is really focused on exxon mobil and apple, larger weights on the overall indices. as far as the market is concerned, karen, energy and materials, they led us to this po

. >> she has been saying lately that she thinks that i am, quote/unquote, not qualified to be president. well, let me -- let me just say in response to secretary clinton, i don't believe that she is qualified. she is -- she is through her superpac taking tens of millions of dollars in special interest funds. i don't think that you are qualified if you get $15 million from wall street through your superpac. i don't think you are qualified if you have voted for the disastrous war in iraq. >> now, what we think this is about, you heard him say at the top of his remarks there, "she has been saying that she thinks i am, quote/unquote, not qualified to be president." what we think this is about, what we think he's referencing there, secretary clinton saying today in an interview that bernie sanders had not done his homework on some issues that have come up in the campaign, specifically in a sort of rough interview that he had with the editorial board of the "new york daily news" in the last few days. but bernie sanders is responding to that characterization tonight by saying that hillary clin

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the clinton team has said sanders' camp is quote, unquote dispratt.went after then senator obama for taking the same donations. even this ad. let's play it. >> you've seen the ad. >> i don't take money from oil companies. >> no candidate does. it has been against the law for 100 years. but barack obama accepted $200,000 from executives and employees of oil companies, every gallon of gas takes over 3 bucks from your pocket. obama voted for the bush cheney energy bill that put $6 billion in the pocket of big oil. hillary voted against it. she will make oil companies pay to create new jobs and clean energy america needs. >> i am hillary clinton. >> here is what else we know from the 2008 campaign. pull up the numbers. clinton camp then took 309,000, obama camp 222,000 from employees of fossil fuel industry. given this, how effective can she be in the fight against sanders on this particular issue? >> i think she can be very effective. if you're going to compare what happened in 2008, we can say what she tried to do, which is what sanders is trying to do

unquote. judge, i'm going to differ to you here. >> okay. that seems fair. here? >> well, i think shelton -- obviously, the judge agrees that shelton has a case here. the tabloids are really forever, as long as we can remember, really taken advantage of the protections that are given to the media in this country under the first amendment for freedom of the press -- melissa: especially against public people. >> exactly. what happens is the media has a certain amount of protection in and of itself because it's the media, but then if the individual's a public figure, then the standard for proving defamation and for winning the case is much higher. if it's an ordinary person, they just have to show that they were negligent and published a defamatory statement. if it's a public figure like blake shelton, they have to prove actual malice meaning they intention aally maligned and defamed him or almost the equivalent of intentionally doing it. and in this case, you know, this seems clear to me that it's a jury question as to whether or not it's defamatory, whether h

. >> she has been saying lately that she thinks that i am, quote, unquote, not qualified to be president. i don't think that you are qualified if you get $15 million from wall street through your super pac. i don't think you are qualified if you have voted for the disastrous war in iraq. >> i understand bernie sanders thinks you're not qualified? >> well, it's kind of a silly thing to say. but i'm going to trust the voters of new york. >> the more contentious tone also evident in this twitter battle over guns. sanders said only one gun democrat takes gun lobby money to fund her campaign. and hillary saying only one democratic candidate has voted for the nra's most important piece of legislation in 20 years. you. why is it getting so nasty? it may be because sanders has won 7 of the last 8 contests and tightened the delegate gap. here's what's left. 1,661 pledges out there, more than 200 up for grabs in the new york state primary. that's coming up. the bitter back and forth has certainly escalated quickly in the wake of bernie sanders' double digit win, 13-point win in wisconsin this week

this is the 17th year we are starting our 17th season in the quote-unquote new ballpark. >> i was herear. did you in your wildest dreams realize what this was going to be, and what do you think of it now? >> this was the goal. one of the things, sal, as you know, we built it privately. it wasn't an option to have a quote-unquote honeymoon where you are strong for a couple years, you level off and go way down, lose a million in attendance or whatever, which happens at some ballparks. the way we did this and the way the thing was put together, we had to be, you know, in and around three million every year in attendance in order to present the team and put together the resources to get the kind of team we wanted to get to compete for championships. so a lot of hard work by a lot of people got us there. are we surprised? i tell you, we are not surprised because it was the goal. but a lot of hard work went into it. we are very grateful, really, to the fans because this has shown that this really is a baseball town. this is a town that supports the team. if you have a ballpark that's custome

and then quote unquote upstate. obviously, you have the metro areas of buffalo and things.here are different pockets and, you know, the best, this is why if you look at carl paladino who ran on the republican nomination in '14 against cuomo and he was sort of a, who by the way, is the donald trump campaign chairman, dominated with over 60% of the vote against rick lazio, the quote unquote establishment choice. >> let's talk quickly about the democrats because we have had some crazy 48 hours and whoever started it, both sides angry. realized they've got to smooth it over. party leaders concerned and there are a lot of undertones and overtones. resentment by the clinton people. why is he doing this to us and spend so much money? but we can't tell him to get out. >> they're both resentful. he's resentful, i think, a couple of things happened to him this week. t "the new york times" said, boy, look at all these shots in 2015 and then wisconsin got him bupkis in the ability to gain on delegates. so i think there was a frustration. you felt his frustration going, i don't understa

honest with you and it is a fast- moving in central and south america and africa and many of us quote, unquote believe that pentecostallism is in every church that will receive it in churches here in america, so as a classical pentecostal, we believe in as i said we evolved out of the 1906 experience on bonnie ray street in los angeles. >> in los angeles. >> yes. >> so when someone comes to worship, what will they experience in a worship service? >> highly spirited service with praise. >> singing? >> singing. music. praise, worship, drums, hammond b3 oregon. tambourines and hand clapping and people just expressing their thanks and praises to god. >> are you leading the worship services as the pastor or is the spirit leading the worship service? how does that work? >> we believe the spirit leads, but there is a form and there is an order, but we feel that led by the holy spirit and we invite people to freely express how the spirit is leading them in worship. >> so there might be a time of testimony? >> yes. one of the things, however, that has shifted is that woe don't have the traditional test

presidential frontrunner says, quote-unquote, is regarded as sympathetic to russia's president vladimir putin. mr. trump also believes other nato members ask too much of u.s. taxpayers. and here at least, mr. trump would seem to have the statistics in his favor. note that after all the vast majority of nato members fail to meet nato's 2% g.d.p. target for annual defense spending. still, others fear that russia remains a serious threat. and perhaps signaling new plots on the horizon, president putin has set up a new militia force under his direct control. is nato obsolete? i ask you, tom. tom: i don't think nato is obs lute. but donald trump he, absolutely has legitimate points, one robert gates and multiple presidents have made behind the scenes, europe doesn't spend what you say to germany as the best example, spend more in this timeline or the bases go to poland and you lose that revenue there absolutely is -- clarence: not a great time to be attacking nato. now we can talk about europe, pat work the kind of problems they're dealing with right now as well as what's happening in the mi

. >> she has been saying lately that she thinks that i am quote, unquote not qualified. let me just say in response to secretary clinton, i don't believe that she is qualified. [ laughter ] >> well, it's kind of a silly thing to say but i'm going to trust the voters of new york to know me. >> reporter: the republican candidates are touring the state, as well. donald trump embraced a huge hometown crowd on long island reminding people of one of ted cruz's infamous attacks. >> talking about new york values with scorn on his face. >> the values of liberal democratic politicians. >> reporter: new yorkers vote in less than two weeks. weijia jang, cbs news, the white house. >> california's presidential primaries are still a few weeks off. but a new field poll shows donald trump leading the republicans in our state. trump is the choice of 39% of the state's likely gop voters followed by ted cruz at 32% and john kasich at 18%. in the bay area the numbers are the same for trump and cruz. >>> still ahead, could work be making you fat? the factors in the that was could be tipping t

we still have some people with the quote-unquote good old boy attitu attitude.but we have cadets who see past that i place more pressure on myself coming into this year. knowing i was quote-unquote the face of these women who have come through the corps 40 years ago. i didn't want to be the corps commander who failed. i think it sunk in to me when i got a phone call the monday i was announced. i got a phone call and a facebook message from the lady who was the first female on the corps staff. and told me what it meant to her. those women went through so much more than i did. death threats, people trying to tear their uniforms. it makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up. formation is held every monday, wednesday and friday mornings at about 6:00 a.m. we're supposed to be looking good, ready to go to do physical training, even though i am the commander and i yell out the commands, i'll still held to the same standards we hold our freshmen to. every formation, you'll see freshmen cadets running out of the dorms with their hands held high above their heads

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he said president obama's budget reflects quote unquote the hard choices to stay within budget cuts agreed to by congress. he knows how important the funding is to new york city. >> kat creag reporting live. >>> a syrian hospital targeted. more than a dozen people killed. developments. confirming that at least 14 people at the hospital are dead after this airstrike. doctors. one of them, one of the last pediatricians there although we're hearing to be upwards of 60. it hit one of the staff accommodations building. pediatrics referral center. there were eight doctors, 28 nurses that worked there. following at least one direct hit, there is almost nothing left of the emergency room, the ucu, icu. the hospital staff describing this as nothing but rubble. other airstrikes hit close to the hospital. not immediately clear, rather, who was behind the bombing at this point, however, the leader of the syrian opposition said he is receiving reports that russia is violating the cease fire and the government carrying these strikes out. they're outraged as is the u.n. several other structures have been

because, as you'll recall, they were quote unquote too big to fail.ay, 3 out of the 4 largest banks in this country are bigger than they were then. when we wail ee eed -- bailed t out because they were too big to fail. the largest six banks have assets of 58% of the gdp of america. you're quite right. i believe the business model is fraught, as you know, a couple of months ago, goldman sachs reached a $5 billion set ltment with the united states government because, in fact, they were selling wort lest packages and sub prime mortgages. people do what they want with their money. i believe we'll have a better and stronger financial system if we break up the major banks on wall street. >> finally, the tax filing deadline is this week. the issue of tax returns has come up in the election. secretary clinton has released eight years of tax returns. you have released one year's summary. will you release more? >> sure we are. absolutely. i know the clinton people are raising. it will be fairly boring. i mean, the truth is it will be as my wife actually does ou