you peoples of america and all peoples of the world let us unite hand in hand to establish justice. >ran mary is now obviously grown up. much older now. and she is now a vice president of the country in charge of the environment. we ran into her at an event. and i asked her if now she of all people would welcome american investment. >> are you open to american investment. >> yes. the country is open to american investment. and actually there have been american firms directly or indirectly coming to iran and looking for opportunities, for business opportunities. we look forward to working with all of the members of the international community. >> it is astound to be me to hear from someone who's been involved in the revolution for so long to say that you now welcome american investments. should it not sound astounding to me? >> it shouldn't sound astounding. the problem that we've had, many nations in the world have is the aggressive and militaristic attitudes of the politicians who have some -- american politics into the military adventures and intervention in other country's affairs.

we need a candidate who can bring us together, who can unite us. e us as republicans and then unite us as americans to change the path we're on. my top priority is jobs and economic growth and i'm the only candidate in this race with a serious, concrete, economic proposal to do that, to bring manufacturing jobs back to pennsylvania, back to america, to raise wages, to expand opportunity. and a final point i'll make to you, hallie, take a look at all the young people that are here. young people are energized because they're tired of their futures being mortgaged away by irresponsible politicians. we're fighting for the young people and i could not be more encouraged. >> thank you for your time, senator. appreciate that. that was live on the air. this is life on the campaign trail, right? this is how a rope line looks as we take a shot, i don't know if you can see the senator signing autographs for some of his supporters. it can get a little crowded at these things. this crowd here in hershey pretty fired up, a contrast from philadelphia last night wh

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than divides us. >> do you agree with her on that? >> i think there is a lot that unitess. i think there's a lot that divides us. i think the fact that all of us are in agreement that donald trump would be a disaster for this country if he became president, unites us. the fact that we understand, for example, that climate change is real while republican opponents ignore that reality unites us. but on the other hand, i think what divides us is the understanding on the part of millions of people who are supporting my candidacy that it really is too late for establishment politics and establishment economics. we have to deal in a very substantive way with income and wealth inequality. we need to understand why we're the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all people, not to have paid family and medical leave. that we have to deal aggressively with a corrupt campaign finance system which allows big money interests to buy elections. >> you say they're differences. if she were here, she would say i agree with you on campaign finance. i agree with you on

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i find it interesting that everybody keeps on asking us to unite the party behind hillary. ten states haven't even voted yet. and secretary clinton did line up behind president obama. but that was in june. and it was after a little bit of negotiation. so we feel very strongly that what we need to do is allow everybody to have the opportunity to vote for the candidate of their choice, and also, to vote for the direction of this country. you know, everybody keeps on paying attention to the horse race. honestly, wolf, have you ever heard anybody in the mainstream media from day one since bernie announced say that he could win? even after a string of eight victories, it still was the second sentence. but he can't win. well, you know, we've been doing a lot better than anybody ever thought and we hope to continue and to win. and if we don't, it's very important that the issues that bernie is talking about are carried forward and he is intending to do that. giving people a chance to vote on the issues that he has talked about. >> i think you make a fair point. a year ago, no one

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and to all the people who supported senator sanders, i believe there is much more that unite said us than divides us. >> the math now is overwhelmingly in favor of clinton becoming the democratic nominee. clinton picks upality least 145 of new york's 247 delegate dele. and including superdelegates, it's even larger. sanders will have to win 71% in the remaining delegates and superdelegates. a behemoth task. sanders-campaign manager says they will continue to fight for the nomnation to the convention, even if clinton is leading in pledge delegates and the popular vote. listen on the press conference sanders held earlier. >> sanders also blasting new york's voting process for not allowing independent registered voters to vote and new york city announcing it will audit its board of elections after 125,000 voters names in brooklyn were inexplicably removed and sanders is taking the night off. >> thanks very much on the latest. >>> and joining us now an agungt professor and supporter of sanders. so, we've been told that bernie sanders has gone home to vermont. do you know why? >> caller:

industry insiders tell us american and united will be following suit in the coming months. jarvis, abc news, new york. >> hmm. >> i think you cringed more at that one than the guy in the skyscraper. >> i can't stand that for a road. >> good luck to you and all the other travellers out there. when we come back, the one goal taylor swift says she's determined to achieve in her lifetime. >> and the "a" list actor who admits he's "a little gay." just a little. "the skinny" is next. >> just a scooch. >> just a tiny bit. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ skinny, so skinny >> this song never gets old. i love that theme song. time now for "the skinny." starting with a royal first. >> yesterday another milestone for britain's young prince george. his first postage stamp. to create this historic photo, the 2-year-old sat or rather stood for a portrait alongside his grandmother, his father, prince william, and grandfather, prince charles. >> how did they get him to do this? >> he smiled and everything. >> my toddlers are 2. they don't stand still for a sec

us. the united states. >> that's what i want to ask you about. if you're looking at oil to be back around 50, $60 by the end of this year which is what you're predicting, how does the production and the supply part of the story fill in there? the u.s. is now this major energy producer, doesn't the supply number -- don't supply numbers go up, and wouldn't that mean that oil prices go down? >> why would supply go up? >> because of the u.s. and production. >> no. we had 1609 rigs running in november of 14. now, we have 342. >> okay. >> so they shut it down. they made us the swing producer and the swing producer of the united states, they do it all off economics. when the price went down, the rigs stopped. anthony: because of the low price, boone, do you think there is more bankruptcies on the horizon for the industry? >> yes, definitely will be. >> this is the whole story line and the debate around saudi arabia. saudi arabia had a real plan in place, they wanted to shut down the shale business in the united states. they did it! >> they did it, but w

. >> let us unite together and by prosecuting the criminals of our time establish peace and calm.e peoples of iran, you peoples of america and all peoples of the world. let us unite hand in hand to establish justice. >> she is now a vice president of the country in charge of the environment. i asked her, you of all people, are you interested in american investment. >> yes. the country is open to american investment. actually, they have been american firms directly and endirecte indirectly coming and looking for opportunities and business opportunities. >> it's astounding to me to hear from someone who's been involved in the revolution for so long to say that you now welcome american investments. why does -- should it not sound astounding? >> it couldn't sound astounding. the problem we've had and many countries, many nations of the world have is the aggressive and military attitudes of the politicians who have sometimes led american politics into military adventures, into interventions in other country's affairs. but on the other hand, dealing with the american nation, dealing on

us as americans. but the republican party, we ourselves somewhat divided right now, we will always have been and always will be forever unitede ideas and principles that guide each and every one of us here in this room. the ideas and principles that we have shown in wisconsin, people support. people want to vote for the ideas and principles that people across america, once presented with them, will support as well. our governor, scott walker, was so committed to those principles that he battled the forces of liberalism on the national stage and showed that conservatism, conservative ideas and principles can win, and today a little bit after the fifth anniversary of act 10, he has $5.5 billion.s [applause] >> you just heard those principles and those ideas guide governor john kasich through a lifetime of service to this country, service to a state just like wisconsin, service to people just like us. those principles guided governor sarah palin as she led alaska and then letting movement in 2009, that became the tea party. those principles guided senator ted cruz out of the tea party and into the united rates -- state senate,

us. let's unite. >> the leader says the war veterans are his spirtry, for now they great to wait and seeif he delivers. for the next two months venezuela begin their weekend on fridays, a decision to curve power consumption. >> it's hard to imagine that curving one's grooming habits might help to solve venezuela's problems. >> this is a problem that that is been foretold for years, and for which measures were not taken. blow drivewaying the hair is not going to help. the problem is worse than thought. >> announcements show that that bay be the case. wednesday. the government cut short of the working peek and the president asked women to stop using their hair. use hair driers for special i canses. >> this reservoir provides 665" of the country's electricity. it is 200 meters away from a level forcing it to shut down information. unless it rains soon, and a lot. the levels will drop. back in caracas people are taking small measures. in the tiny shots. candles were bought by catholics to unite. candles are hard to come by. they have become two expensive or hard to find. people by them in ca

we can have leadership that unites us or leadership that divides us.can have leadership that challenges us, or leadership that makes us feel good. we can have leadership in the national interest, or leadership in the narrow interest. we can have leadership that tells this country it must move forward or leadership that says we will go back and recapture our past. that is the issue in 1988, and that is why i make this race. i make this race because i love my country and i want america to do better and to move forward. i believe there is an untapped idealism in the american spirit. and there is a quality in the american character that is yet to be unlocked. at its best that is what a national campaign is and ought to be about, and i pledge to you this is what this campaign will be about. you give me 20 days in the next 20 months and i will give you a presidency you can be proud of. [cheers] [applause] gary hart: thank you. let's go forward from this day committed to restoring this plan to all of its people and restore a sense of genuine, true patriotism

and today more than ever, a strong united europe remains, as adenour said, a necessity for all of us. it's a necessity for the united states because europe's security and prosperity is inherently indivisible from our own. we can't cut ourselves off from you. our economies are integrated. our cultures are integrated. our peoples are integrated. you saw the response of the american people to paris and brussels. it's because in our imaginations, this is our cities. a strong united europe is a necessity for the world because an integrated europe remains vital to our international order. europe helps to uphold the norms and rules that can maintain peace and promote prosperity around the world. consider what we've done in recent years. pulling the global economy back from the brink of depression and putting the world back on the path of recovery. a comprehensive deal that's cut off every single one of iran's paths to a nuclear bomb, part of a shared vision of a world without nuclear weapons. in paris, the most ambitious agreement in history to fight climate change. [ applause ] stopping ebo

and there is more that unites us than divides us. hillary clinton said, sharp words coming from her campaign director, she said there is no question that some of the rhetoric that berno sanders and his campaign is puts out is destructive. it wasn't productive for the parties, as hillary clinton is offering olive branchs, ru seeing some of her campaign ads, with sharper words for bernie sanders, warning him not to hurt hillary clinton as she does now appear certainly more poised to be the democratic nominee than sanders. >> here in new york. any response to the strong words from the clinton campaign director, about what she says is bernie sanders to the strong words destrektive behavi idestr. >> we did hear from senator sanders himself for the first time tonight. he flew back to vermont to recharge his batteries, speaking as he stepped off his plane. he congratulates secretary clinton had her victory, he did point out in the next breath, there was all types of voting inregulariti inregularities. >> we lost tonight. there are five prim

than divides us. >> much more that unites us than divides us. is she going to be able, with him potentially in her rearview mirror here, is she going to be able to appeal to those independents, to those very progressive democrats who have been drawn to bernie sanders? are they going to buy her message now? go ahead, dylan. >> i was going to say, it's absolutely going to take some work. just because hillary clinton won and won with quite a decisive victory in new york by no means -- that doesn't mean she solved her problem in terms of millennials, in terms of the 18 to 29 set. she still has a lot of work to do in that regard. i think it's becoming more and more clear to voters that hillary clinton is getting closer to the nomination, and it's very hard to see bernie sanders' path. he loves talking about momentum. he picked up so many small states, but if you really want to be your party's nominee, you've got to win the big states. those are the states that hillary clinton has won. so now as she once again for the umpteenth time pivots towards the

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what the mexicans are doing is using the united states as a safety valve for the social welfare problem. they push their own folk into the united states. these folks send back remitances. you know, others get jobs in the united states of america. at the same time, mexico does not really control folks coming in from central america and the border of the united states. so what i think trump has got going for him is a real sense, john, of exasperation with the mexican government and i think a tough policy against the mexican government, quite frankly an easier thing to do would be put a 10% tariff on all mexican goods entering the united states. you could get tens of billions of dollars, you could build the fence and tell the mexicans, look, folks, if you want to build a secure fence on your side of the border as well, we'll get rid of the tariff. john: but why -- pat: that's what we should do. john: why is obama attacking trump now? eleanor: i don't think he's attacking trump. i think he's taken aback by some of the proposals trump has out there. president obama deals with leaders from ar

frankly if we get blown out in the fall, which i think we would with cruz and trump, we could use the united states senate and lose seats from the state house to the courthouse. >> as for second clinton, tonight, she's in mayor rrow owe she's in maryland and that's april 26th. kimberly richardson, >>> thank you. the new york state primary just ten april 19th. we invite you to stay with news for complete coverage. >>> a mushrooming federal probe into possible bribes, police favors and campaign fundraising. the fbi is questioning businessmen about how the mayor raises money. but today, mayor deblazio claims he's aware. we're at city hall today. stephon. >>reporter: the mayor wanted to talk about support for clinton, but instead he found himself on defense peppered with questions about the fbi investigation touching his campaign fundraising. at the latino action center in the browns, questions about an fbi -- into the campaign options front and center. the mayor denying knowledge of any such investigation. >> i have no evidence of that fact. we have gotten no inquiry from any office and no one

let us unite on the things that have always made us great. we are great because we are good.ecause over and over again we have chosen coverage in the moment of crisis. freedom in the face of compromise. and hope in the face of challenges that everyone told us could not be overcome. president ran on a slogan that should have been a great first step. it promised us, yes we can. now is the time to take that slogan and put it into action. yes we can, was a recognition of the hope that we can and should recover. the problem was, that barack prescriptions at to more elitist control from washington, and less freedom for the people. but now is the time as americans, once again, to read aim that hope. two take another giant leap for mankind. to speak the words with all the power and might the we can muster, and use the words that change the world time and again. in andds that the slaves to hear from the american people, and abraham lincoln, when they cried out for freedom. the words that england and britain hard, when they cried out for help in defeating the totality it -- totalitaria

how the differences unite and divide us straight out the gate. went some places where the typical person wouldn't be interested in going. >> i took a camera crew with me, so i wasn't going by myself. i went there to try to see if i could figure out what was going on with the klan. you guys know the klan exists. a lot of people in this country think they're a relic of the mast and they're not worth talking about. i wanted to see what was going on. >> you took the camera crew with you. you thought the person you were going to meet was by themselves. they have a crew too. >> i know i know i know i know i know. 6 i would have stood back and watched the fireworks. like a springer episode in the '90s. >> there was a -- we went to the heart of the thin. and talked to people. i was terrified. why didn't you say more to them? >> i was scared. why weren't you funnier there? because i was afraid. >> what are some other places you visited that we'll see on the show. >> we take a big left turn and go from kkk to san quentin in marin county, california. i was

use this united states attorney asking questions. two businessmen served on the inag recall committee of the mayor and donated or raised money for him. the feds are questioning members of the real estate via about donations enlisted by deblasio, and as the feds pay to play investigation proceeds, there is new information about former nypd chief of department phillip banks. financial disclosure forms showed that while he was still in the department he got a payment of between $250,000 and $500,000 from j sr capital from an investment banks made with the businessman saying it was legal and above board. not one single dollar earned by mr. banks while a member of the pd or subsequent to his retire the police commissioner said that although four top commanders have been removed in their post he hasn't ruled out taking additional action. >> the investigation is ongoing. we will have to see where it goes. >> bankers' financial disclosure forms shows he has hundreds of thousands in other investments, mutual funds, an ira and deferred compens

use our cell phones, internet, gps, but also, for u.s. military primacy -- senior pentagon officials have identified space as the most important problem for the unitedstates. the way that american forces communicate with each other, find out where they are, collect -- that all has to do with space. it is a real problem for us down here. i think it will be for u.s. allies in europe, like france and great britain and others. catherine n.: thanks very much for giving us your thoughts and insights. with -- keeping with the space theme, nasa has released a dramatic new photo showing the surface of mars here this time, it is a 360-degree panoramic picture, which has been pieced together from dozens of images taken by the agency's rover earlier on this month. plateau a mountain and inside of the crater. it has been rolling all across mars since 2012, on a mission to document as much of the red planet's surface as possible. firma, policeerra in new york are celebrating what they are calling their biggest ever gang takedown in history, officers arresting 120 people from two rival gangs, accusing them of murder, robbery, bank fraud, drug dealing, and more. po

sources tell us the united states attorney's office has started asking questions of members of the real estate industry about donations solicited by team de blasio including a former campaign manager. the move is an offshoot of the nypd corruption probe. while looking at ties to former chief of department phillip banks the phones of two businessmen were tapped who also served under the inaugural committee, two men, one on the left, one on the right. one gave $9,900 to the mayor's 2013 campaign. he also gave $50,000 to de blasio's controversial nonprofit campaign for one new york that was used to raise money for his initiatives and asked for help to get democrats to take control of the state senate. the other hosted a campaign for one new york fundraiser netting $35,000. a de blasio spokesman dan levitan said, we are fully confident that the campaign is conducted legally and appropriately at all times. >> this is not a particularly good day for the department. >> reporter: police commissioner william bratton says he remove four senior men from command posts. two lost badges and guns. tod

clinton: to all the people who supported senator sanders, i believe there is much more that unites ushan devise us. [applause] we are going to keep our families safe and our country strong. and we're going to defend our rights. civil rights, voting rights, workers rights, women's rights, lgbt writes, and rights for people with disabilities. donald trump and ted cruz-- [boos] vision for america that is divisive and frankly dangerous. returning to trickle-down economics, opposing any increase in the minimum wage, restricting a women's right to make her own health care decisions. [applause] john, looking at clinton's speech, what indications are there that you see about how she plans to position herself against sanders in the general? john: well, against sanders, she is not going to say that the race is over, but is quite clear that she believes it. mark: the end is in sight. john: she says in a exquisite way, there is more that unites us than divides us, that is 18 you will hear all the way through to philadelphia. -- is a theme you'll hear all the way through to philadelphia. on the re

conducted by the center for naval analyses found that the use of drones in afghanistan has caused ten times more civilian deaths. in the united states the dominant narrative about the use of drones in pakistan is of a sugarically precise and effective tool by enabling target with minimal downside or collateral impact. this narrative is false. according to comprehensive report living under drones issued by stanford law school and nyu law school. many killed by drones are civil ains or in the administration's bug splat, the collateral damage estimate methodology, the u.s. military and the cia employ. targeted is counterproductive. former u.s. embassador to nato concurs, drone does not solve problem, it prolong it. the contribution to radicalization to drone use may put more americans at risk. melissa a southern tribal from yemen told germans the u.s. sees al-qaeda aster rism and we consider the drones terrorism. the drones are flying day and night frightening women and children disturbing sleeping people. this is terrorism, he said. drone strikes breed increase resentment and lead to more terrorists. drones have been placed gua

we need to start thinking about all those things that bring us together that unite us, not divide us.nt the better. >> bernie sanders strategy of super delegates, sway them. as a super delegate, do you think you should vote with the district, the state? what say you, governor? >> i say hillary clinton is the better candidate. i think she is the -- going to be the next president of the united states. she is qualified. she has the attitude, the brain for the job. i support her because she is best for the united states. >> okay. governor tom wolf and great state of pennsylvania, thank you %-p. >> thank you. >>> still ahead here, donald trump and megyn kelly calling a cease fire in the intense feud and look up at who could come out on top in the new deal between the two deal of them. >>> plus, kelly ripa back on "live" first time since the news that her co-host is leaving. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> all right. having fun this morning and she had a serious message for the fans and for abc. hear that and how michael strahan responded, next. one of millions of orders on this

. >> donald trump, as the republican nominee, will make us unite. it will have to.on there, what's going to actually happen to this country, if this man is president, is horrifying. so democrats are going to have to unite. we're going to have to work hard for whoever the nominee is. whether it's hillary clinton or bernie sanders. >> lisa tyson, great to have you with me. i appreciate your time. >>> coming up next, we talked about the fight in new york and it's been a while since the empire state has played such a pivotal role, delegates in play, who can secure victory on april 19th, next. now you just book a seat, right? not quite. sometimes those seats are out of reach, costing an outrageous number of miles. it's time to switch... to the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. and when you're ready to travel, just book the flight you want, on any airline and use your miles to cover the cost. now that's more like it. what's in your wallet? more of the old lady. i'd like to see her go back to her more y

i did not go too deep into the us parallel i don't think the united states is not on this spectrum. >> host: next call from diana in columbus, ohio. >> caller: a normal person cannot comprehend a rapist or killer. i don't think that as normal people we can understand the concept of all these governments being so corrupt. i never imagined in my wildest dreams that there was so much lying and in spirit and evasion of money. it amazes me and puts the dots together and helps me to understand why we are in the shape we are in in the world and i am wondering if she could expand on that. >> guest: it took me two or three years to wrap my mind around what i was seeing and experiencing. i spent two weeks crying about it as it started to hit home. i think you are onto something profound and it has something to do with the changing role of money in our society and i don't want to sound like a total clichÉ and they money is the root of all evil but i do think there has been a remarkable shift in the roles, the social role of money since the 1980s and what is happening is i think before that, it c