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. >> live wen through nine months just to find someone to sit next to kelly. i don't think you'll have to wo hard this time around. >> yeah. >> hello anderson cooper. >> that's what i'm saying. after the awkward moments and it felt like awkward moments they might want to make the ch soon. tonight the top story. >> we made it. we got through it. it's the weekend. >> kelly kicked off to live with relief but things turned to awkward and some call this a dig. >> you have got an award. co-host michael strahan seemed stunned and annoyed by her comment. she just finished her 20th wedding anniversary and strahan has been divorced twice. >> her house is nicer than mine. >> anderson cooper is fuelling speculation about replacing strahan when heo gma. >> i'm happy at cnn. it would be a dream to work with kelly. >> but getting the job all depends on cnn. his contract requires he gets permission from the network for additional giggs and it's unclear if they'll allow him to do it. here's w we think he's the clear choice. >> kelly is smart funny. >> they vacationed together

. >>> licking his wounds in indianapolis, it is impossible for ted cruz to wen the nomination without a contested convention, he is refusing to step aside. >>> washington and new york want this general election to be between two which liberal new yorkers who agree on virtually every issue that's called heads i win, tails lose. >>> after a sweep in the primary states donald trump is calling for cruz and john kasich to quit. >> she is the woman playing the woman card left and right playing it muff harder this it. >>> mr. trump accused me of playing the quote woman card. well, if if fighting for family leave and equal pay is playing the woman card then deal me in. >>> face the nation calls trump's strategy extremely dangerous. >>> if he is toxic in the general election in the negatives it is a risky move. >>> as for bernie sanders he would need to win 80% of the remaining delegates in order to beat clinton for the nomination. >> this campaign is not just about electing a president, it is about transforming. it is looking like it will end with a show down between trump and clinton this fa

it is april 2nd.s april 2nd i hope all of you weren'tou wen fooled too much yesterday..t good morning and welcome back. i'm annie yu. thanks for joining us. us. >> well, the weather was aeathew little bit of a joke, annie. >> good one. g >> but just kidding,'s nott sticking around. >> i know. we've been talking about thisbot all morning that it's such ah dramatic change because we'vese' had these mild temperaturesempea and then all of a sudden we're dropping like severalpi temperatures -- degrees. >> right, exactly. and we're muchng cooler thisr morning than we were yesterday s and we'll be colder byy tomorrow morning. morni i know.i some crazy weather out thereer t and right now it's the rain. r you saw in live picture theic mean we've got some showersve moving through. ghrou. this just started in staed washington about an hour or sono ago, rain moving from about abo southwest to northeast and and heavier showers right now rht n pushing across the bay into bayt sections of delaware and then eventually will be moving up wi into pennsylvania and newnsyl jersey. but i wou

order, wen internet have a different approach where instead of saying we know best, we have said, you want to have an internet where there is no blocking, no throttling, and consumers know what they are getting. and then you put a referee on the field and the referee has the ability to look at circumstances and throw the flag, if necessary. that is a different approach to what the fcc used to be. that is the kind of approach that encourages this innovation i was talking about a minute ago. brian: some of your colleagues have pointed out this approach could lead to uneven enforcement and the kind of ambiguity surrounding regulation that creates uncertainty. every company in the world would like to have certainty and a monopoly. that is way the telephone business used to be run. markets are inherently uncertain. we are engaging in an activity that allows markets to be markets. yes. that is uncertain. what we want to make sure happens is there is a referee, somebody there that can say that is not right. we are going to look at that on a case-by-case basis, not a broadbrush approach. bria

wen strum votes no. mr. byrne votes aye. mr. graves votes aye. mr. zinke votes aye. misstefanik votes aye. ms. mcsally votes aye. mr. knight votes aye. mr. mcarthur? mr. russell? mr. russell votes aye. mr. courtney? mr. mcarthur? >> the clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman there are 35 aye votes, 26 no votes. >> the amendment is adopted. the question occurs on amendment 28 by mr. bridenstine on the lesser prairie chicken. the clerk will call the roll. >>> mr. thorn bury. >> pass mr. thornbury passes. mr. smith votes no. mr. jones votes no. ms. sanchez votes no. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. brady votes no. mr. miller votes aye. misdavis votes no. mr. wilson voice aye. mr. lobiando votes no. mr. larsen voice know. mr. bishop votes aye. mr. cooper votes no. mr. terner votes bordallo votes no. mr. kline votes aye. mr. courtney? mr. courtney? mister rogers votes aye. ms. tsongas votes no. mr. franks votes aye. mr. garamendi votes no. mr. schuster votes aye. mr. johnson votes no. mr. conaway votes aye. missystem peier votes no mr. lamborn votes aye. mr. castro votes n

i have seen what happens wen governments make these decisions. whether it was forced terilization, forced abortion iny china or forcep childbearing communist romania. so i don't think that we should be allowing the government to make decisions that really proper belong to the let me play this clip that got a lot of air time over the last few days. here it is. >> will you act on your word to reject fossil fuel money in the fossil fuel companies? >> i do not have -- i have people that work for fossil fuels -- i am so sick of the sahde s campaign lying about this. >> madame secretary, i know you couldn't see the clip but you probably heard it. you were caught saying i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about my record. what are they lying about? >> well, let me first say that, you know, i'm used to criticism. i've been taking it for a very long time. but i care passionately about climate change. and i have beat working to try to move us away from fossil uels for many years. when i was in the senate i introduced legislation to take away the sub

senator mccall ski said she knows wen metro own. >> they said she will increase number of officers at station and trains. >> the group i want them on the flat forms and on trains and offer trains and i came back on the silver line last night and -- i saw app officer do the exact things say hello own got off. >> ntsb revealed mechanical incident at the la front plaza are present across the entire transit sim. general manager says the problem is 65% fixed. >> well, still ahead at 11 important information for people who regularly eat fast food jenny. >> a new study by a local researcher says you might be getting heavy dose of chemicals with your fast fooxtd details ahead, sue. >> that's not on sizing at all je temperatures you have stepping quickly tomorrow morning. it's cold enough that freeze warnings have been posted in suburban areas north and west and frost advisories elsewhere. i'll show you those temperatures overnight and what to expect thursday morning and the weekend just ahead, shawn. >> thank you, sue. as we head to break tonight important information for d.c. public school s

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clinton bashed trump yesterday and set herself apart from sanders on wen supports the right for a woman's choice to choose, but i think they will endorse me because i have led on this issue. >> reporter: sanders is ahead of clinton in wisconsin, but still trails her by a wide with margin in the dealt count. delegate count. while a loss in wisconsin would be a big blow to trump, the next contest will happen on april 19th in new york. of course, it's trump's home state and offers up one of the biggest pries when it comes to delegates. a lot to watch. >> indeed. don champion in new york, thanks a lot, don. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," bernie sanders joins us to discuss his battle with hillary clinton for the democratic nomination and other campaign issues. >>> this morning, north korea reportedly fired a short range ballistic missile into the sea. south korean military official sayed missile was fired from north korea's east coast. if confirmed it is a later and military exercises between south korea and the united states. >>> a string of shootings left two people dead and seven othe

did you speak to lin wen again? i don't want to talk about it. keith: this is bull. you steal cars, keith. it's what landed you in prison. i used to steal cars. i hotwired them. old sports cars. vettes and porsches parked on the streets of new york. but you're saying i stole a 2012 four-door from a valet lot in connecticut? any car will do when you're and you're forgetting about the dna. you planted it, obviously, because i didn't steal this car! and i sure as hell didn't kill my sister! you said louis bowman also accused the police of planting dna, didn't you? yeah, why? just odd, isn't it? two men making such a bold accusation just within hours of each other. especially given the fact that we think louis bowman may well be innocent. yes, it's odd, but marissa kagan was killed in bristol, connecticut and phoebe elliot died in the bronx. i mean, do you honestly think two different police departments in two different states, including the one we work in, are just gonna sprinkle dna around whenever they need to close a case? that's right, phoebe died in the bronx. marc

malcolm wen reports now from niarobi. >> charged with crimes against humanity, and now his trial is beingught to a close. it's a good day. for his supporters, too. judges at the international criminal court declared a mistrial alleging witness interference and political meddling. here in his hometown, some people celebrated in the stwreet. >> they went for the wrong people. so at least we can look at them, ju justice has been done. victims are crying out. not good as scheduled. >> eight years ago, more than a thousand people were killed in violence following a disputed election. more than half a million were dissipates. the international criminal courts property cutesors says politicians you organized the violence. rutto and sang were among six kennians charged. one by one, the cases fell apart. witnesses recounted statements or disappeared. the prosecutor and rights groups allege a campaign of bribe re and intimidation, something the defendant denied. for victims, there has been no justice abrought or at home. in kenya, nobody was charged. northa cataley's niece was shot and killed durin

did you speak to lin wen again? i don't want to talk about it. keith: this is bull. you steal cars, keith. it's what landed you in prison. i used to steal cars. i hotwired them. old sports cars. vettes and porsches parked on the streets of new york. but you're saying i stole a 2012 four-door from a valet lot in connecticut? any car will do when you're looking to commit a murder, right? and you're forgetting about the dna. you planted it, obviously, because i didn't steal this car! and i sure as hell didn't kill my sister! you said louis bowman also accused the police of planting dna, didn't you? yeah, why? just odd, isn't it? two men making such a bold accusation just within hours of each other. especially given the fact that we think louis bowman may well be innocent. yes, it's odd, but marissa kagan was killed in bristol, connecticut and phoebe elliot died in the bronx. i mean, do you honestly think two different police departments in two different states, including the one we work in, are just gonna sprinkle dna around whenever they need to close a case? that's ri

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did you speak to lin wen again? i don't want to talk about it. keith: this is bull. you steal cars, keith. it's what landed you in prison. i used to steal cars. i hotwired them. old sports cars. vettes and porsches parked on the streets of new york. but you're saying i stole a 2012 four-door from a valet lot in connecticut? any car will do when you're looking to commit a murder, right? and you're forgetting about the dna. you planted it, obviously, because i didn't steal this car! and i sure as hell didn't kill my sister! you said louis bowman also accused the police of planting dna, didn't you? yeah, why? just odd, isn't it? two men making such a bold accusation just within hours of each other. especially given the fact that we think louis bowman may well be innocent. yes, it's odd, but marissa kagan was killed in bristol, connecticut and phoebe elliot died in the bronx. i mean, do you honestly think two different police departments in two different states, including the one we work in, are just gonna sprinkle dna around that's right, phoebe died in the bronx. marcu

he's wen charged with one count of misdemeanor assault and battery and he's being held on a $10,000 bond. that's number 28 warming up on the field. the box score from last night's nats win shows olivera did not play. according to arlington police, the 31-year-old was taken into custody early this morning. after a woman called 911 to say the player had assaulted her. >> she called from inside the building. >> reporter: what was her allegation? >> she alleged she had been assaulted inside the hotel room. she was suffering from visible bruises and at ta point we transported her to the hospital so she could be evaluated with those injuries. >> reporter: and hector ol stayed at the scene. >> he did. >> reporter: at this hour police say they don't know the relationship between the two. but do say olivera and the woman knew each other. by 2:00 this afternoon, police were still questioning the player who defected from cuba and signed a huge contract with the los angeles dodgers just last year before being traded to the braves where his salary is $4.6 million. >> she advised they had been drinkin

the key to this job is a safety technique master wen calls riding the bamboo, keeping an ankle lockedall times. you keep your gloves and your helmet? >> yeah. >> reporter: as for the scaffolding, you make it look so easy. it's held together with simple knots made of nylon strips. maybe you can finish this one for me, because i've ruined it. i should probably stick to my day job. it goes up like that. the people who do this work are proud of their craft. bamboo scaffolding is an art, the scaffolder says. a chinese traditional art that can be traced back thousands of years. it's certainly an example of an ancient skill that continues to be taken to modern day heights. ivan watson, cnn, hong kong. >> that view is a doozie, wow. >>> okay, so there say public feud between the u.s. first family and the british royals. but not to worry, it is all for a good cause. president barack obama and first lady michelle obama tweeted a challenge to prince harry over the evictus games. the prince recruited her majesty to help. >> the american out here is incredibly fast. >> that's very good. >> message

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wen put out. that is a significant driver to the problem. we know that, despite our efforts, we have too many people overdosing because they cannot access treatment programs when they needed treatment programs. this is why i think the president has put forward a significant proposal to expand treatment capacity in the united states. i hear this wherever i go. i did a town hall in toledo, ohio. thingd the sheriff one the federal government should be doing to address the opioid epidemic. he said, we need more treatment capacity. we are arresting too many people who have not been able to access treatment. we carefully look at how many people need treatment and try to adjust the proposal to focus on making sure that as many people as possible have access when they need it. >> one more question. dr. wen, what happened? in other words, this was not a problem, not as much of a problem. then something happened. can you tell me what happened? the numbers the gentleman cited, and i realize people are moving from the opioids to heroin. what happened wi

the nasdaq up about 9/10 on the s&p here in thepping up u.s., and as i mentioned, we are high, and wen from our stocking on bloomberg news. interesting to see this. think it is frustrating for a lot of investors because we have record high oil, the correlation, in january. in february, it it let up, but if you look at today's trading, and we had our couple with earnings that disappointed, and still use the stocks up today, so people are saying, well, you know what that is? crude is up. the energy sector is the best performer, up 3%, so certainly crude is moving the market today. it is kind of a wacky market. let's talk about april so far and we are almost halfway through the month. 2070 that they are not going above and 2040 that they are not going under, and that 2040, as technicians have pointed out, is pretty significant, it does when we had that correction in august, that is when things happen. it is frustrating we are not moving that much higher. we are moving pretty sideways, but at least it is not falling off. historically, april is a really great month for stocks. usually going

our conversation wens went the that it always go, he talked about life and he wanted me to come for hisrt. he posted different events including for the national black journalists recently coming out. he has always wanted that place to be opened to his fans. i took the fact that he was hosting something and wanted me to be there of a sign that he was okay. i never felt the need to ask again what was wrong. monday, i was in a restaurant, i video taped the restaurant's music and it was one of his songs. i texted him and i said you are everywhere. but nowhere at the same time. which is again, how prince communicates. he eventually wrote back, you are thinking of me because i am thinking of you, too. and, i never imagine again that would be my last correspondence with him. in my life, the only other person that i spoke with or speak with more than prince is my mother. this is the person that i communicate more than anyone. and, i think it is important for people to understand that prince was a compassionate person. we recently went with another great friend to visit harris, yesterday, he tol

arizona owes his life to one of his players. 13-year-old nathan boyer says he thought his coach isaac wen rich was joking when he collapsed. he didn't realize how serious the situation was until he asked him if he was okay and he got no response. he grabbed his phone and called 911. the operator told boyer he needed to do cpr. >> i remembered it from boy scouts a little bit from a couple years ago. like it sort of lining rang a bell. you need to lock your hands and start pushing on his chest. >> if they didn't get cpr, he would have been gone. he would be dead right now. >> wow. his girlfriend says he suffered a massive heart attack. she is grateful boyer knew what do because she says he saved her best friend. >> that's amazing. >> from boy scouts. as a coach, i have coached over 30 years youth sports, you go every year for training for cpr if it happens to a child, a fan in the stands. you never know that you're going to be the one that would need some help one day. >> it's a good thing. >> boy scouts. how about that? >>> let's take a look outside at noontime. sunshine. it looks pretty,

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over towards the freeway and 880 get back on and only one southbound lane reopened and the big rig wen into the center divide and all but one southbound lane blocked and that seems to be going all right as far as the speeds are going for now. that's hayward. the big issue. as we zoom out, no major issue, folks. we'll stick with these maps and show you a nice, easy drive. gentle build west 580 and no problems for the peninsula or for the south bay. we'll track your traffic, especially that hayward area, guys. for now, send it right back to you. >> thank you very much. >> wale have updates as you mention throughout this newscast on this developing situation. for instant coverage you can also always head to our website or download our free app for alerts. >>> this morning a violent robbery suspect on the loose. police say a man who preyed on a 70-year-old woman walking down a quiet berkeley street in the middle of the day. >> it happened monday afternoon in the north berkeley hills. warning neighbors to be on the look out for this man. take a look, a home surveillance camera caught his ph

i have seen what happens wen governments make these decisions. whether it was forced sterilization, forced abortion in china or forced childbearing in communist romania. so i don't think that we should be allowing the government to make decisions that really properly belong to the individual. >> let me move to the primary campaign. let me play this clip that got a lot of air time over the last few days. here it is. >> will you act on your word to reject fossil fuel money in the fossil fuel companies? ♪ this is my fight song ♪ >> i do not have -- i have people that work for fossil fuels -- i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about this. >> madame secretary, i know you couldn't see the clip but you probably heard it. you were caught saying i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about my record. what are they lying about? >> well, let me first say that, you know, i'm used to criticism. i've been taking it for a very long time. but i care passionately about climate change. and i have been working to try to move us away from fossil fuels fo

also this morning, a private pilot who wen boys says he saw one of them alive, days after they vanishedeen video of 14-year-olds perry cohen and austin stefanos leaving the jupiter inlet. the last clear glimpse of the two since their 19-foot fishing boat went missing in july of 2015. now this morning a witness coming forward for the first time to claim he saw one of the missing boys clinging to this piece of debris. two days after they were reported missing. >> we were actually close enough that i could see all five fingers on both hands as he raised his arms up. >> reporter: bobby smith was piloting a small plane when he believes he spotted a makeshift raft. but he says he lost track of the boy when he had to fly up to cruising altitude to contact the coast guard. >> we had no way to really assist him and by the time the helicopter got there, they weren't able to find what we saw. >> reporter: the news coming as friends of the pair saw a snapchat from them around the day they disappeared which read, we're [ bleep ]. >> there was no radio on the boat which is really one of the most impo

and louisiana before that, do those delegate hunting failures strengthen paul manafort against lieu wenki? >> there's a lot of intrigue in terms of what's going on behind the scenes right now, the sort of infighting, the frustrations as are expected in a lot of campaigns. obviously the ted cruz campaign out thes its discipline right now, but the bottom line is it's donald trump who is leading this effort right now. and so he, at the end of the day, is making up his mind on what he wants to do and say, a conversation he had with the hill newspaper, some people internally were told believe was not his wisest move that he has to sort of get above the fray to some degree right now, but this is only going to continue to churn perhaps with new york as sort of an end date where they can celebrate some good news and try to move that to propel them forward to some of the other northeast states. >> your interview with paul ryan, luke was reporting with us yesterday that paul ryan's calculus is he, if the senate leadership turns to the democrats, he will be mr. republican for the next four years.

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i didn't want to keep this going so i stood up and said that it's over and i with droew and i wen to work to help him get elected. i'm glad i did. it was the right thing to do. >> a lot of republicans had proverbal heart attacks this weekend when a gentleman by the name of charles koch said that you very well might be a better president than either donald trump or ted cruz. now i know that you do not want charles koch's endorsement, but it struck me that might be a preview of what is to come if mr. trump or senator cruz is nominated i think a lot of republicans will find them to be unacceptable as republican nominees. if you were the democratic nominee in that situation do you have a plan to lobby for republican votes. they're having a weird primary. >> they are. it's not over yet. we don't know what the final outcome is. >> it could get really normal real fast. >> yeah, well. that would be worth seeing. you know, i tweeted i really am not looking for endorsements from people who deny climate change and who have the views that the koch brothers have had for so many years so i'm going