were born and raised here and i own a house here so i've been paying for sfpd and the police chief salary for quite a while and the police has changed over 40 years i saw this is a positive institution and again paying attention about racial profiling i've watched the per speaker unless otherwise established by the presiding officer of the meeting. news and the text message that were racist and studied the police especially killing black people around the country i was shocked of the abusive behavior in a traffic stop i failed to report it; however, murder of mario woods and into the justice excuse me for mario woods co-relation i'm here to voice my voice of no confidence i'm not alone health professionals are seeing violation is increasing and black lives have raising racist issues a systemic problem for the most part my apologize to trees talk about a bad system it encourages bad actors you need to commissioner tang policy it is something we're watching and getting up to speed of the shooting of mario woods and lopez are justified the rules are wrong and next to enforce policies

the house. >> reporter: some shot dead while they were sleeping. >> i just found my cuz within a gunshot wound. >> any record of any sort that this family was involved in drugs prior to this? >> not to my knowledge. >> reporter: today, with orange ribb ribbons, the county is remembering the victims. the child, just 16 years old and 22 and clarence, who went by frankie. his fiance also killed. so were kenneth and gary rhoden. the only survivors, young children. a 3-year-old, 6 month old, and hannah's four day old baby, found alive in her same room. >> unimaginable. an act of a person or persons that would come in, no warning, come in and kill eight members of a family. i thank god they spared the children. >> why do you think the young children were spared? >> my only guess, and i would be speculating, but they're not witnesses. >> chilling thought. in 2012, authorities in pike county discovered a marijuana grow operation with suspected ties to a mexican drug cartel. for the murders, investigators are declining to comment whether they have suspects. autopsies are expected to be co

restaurant, what it currently houses. find out where it is and the incredible story behind its creation. >>> and a best-selling mystery author. his latest offering is a children's book. find out how one woman's art became his inspiration. >>> and bonnie raitt is on "rolling stone's" list of top 100 singers and top 100 guitarists of all time. we'll catch one her about her album and tour. and she will perform in our saturday session. >>> first, breaking news. an intensive manhunt on for the suspect in the execution-style shooting deaths of eight family members in ohio. the shootings were in four different locations near the town of piketon, about 60 miles south of columbus. david begnaud has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at least 30 people were questioned in the last 12 to 24 hours following the deaths of eight members of one family here in pike county, ohio. our cbs affiliate, wbns, in columbus, has obtained exclusive cell phone video showing a man being detained at gunpoint, taken into custody. he's one of the 30 people who has been questioned by authorit

minor changes to the legislation and sent it back to the house yesterday. there are no assurances, though, that the lower chamber will pass the new version today before going on recess. governor tom wolf promised to sign it if it reaches his desk. >> kobe bryant will play his final game in front of a sellout crowd in los angeles tonight. the lakers retiring after a 20 year career and it started rider here on our local courts when he was a star for lower merion high school. the los angeles rail stop for the staples center is going to be called kobe station for the day. if you wanted to see the game, well, hope you really wanted to see it because ticket prices have skyrocketed on stub hub. according to espn, one fan bought a pair of court side seats for $27,000 each. they must not have a wife. as for kobe the future hall of famer told reporters it hasn't hit them yet. >> the sixers could have selected kobe bryant in the draft. >> they didn't. >> they took allen iverson instead. >> oh. >> another hall of famer. >> well. >> sure what. >> and he made lots of headlines. it was fun. >> h

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killing akai gurley in the stairwell of a public housing project in 2014. postponed till next tuesday. >>> action taken against a high ranking nypdficial in connection with a corruption probe. capul is being reassigned pending further review. federal investigators are looking in to the actions of four nypd commanders from brooklyn south to see if they traded special favors for cash or gifts. two businessmen connected to mayor de blasio's inauguration are at the center of the investigation. de blasio said his administration is taking action. >> i authorized yesterday a lawyer representing my 2013 campaign to reach out to the u.s. attorney's office and offer any southwestance assistance that we can provide. >> the mayor also said his administration was never contacted by federal investigators. >>> now to vote 2016. for the state of new york, this is like the week leading up to the political super bowl. trying to win one job. a big job. president. let's start with the democrats. bernie sanders walking the picket lines of downtown brooklyn today with striking verizon workers and p

thirty year residents of san francisco like the lady my kids were born and raised here and i own a house here so i've been paying for sfpd and the police chief salary for quite a while and the police has changed over 40 years i saw this is a positive institution and again paying attention about racial profiling i've watched the per speaker unless otherwise established by the presiding officer of the meeting. news and the text message that were racist and studied the police especially killing black people around the country i was shocked of the abusive behavior in a traffic stop i failed to report it; however, murder of mario woods and into the justice excuse me for mario woods co-relation i'm here to voice my voice of no confidence i'm not alone health professionals are seeing violation is increasing and black lives have raising racist issues a systemic problem for the most part my apologize to trees talk about a bad system it encourages bad actors you need to commissioner tang policy it is something we're watching and getting up to speed of the shooting of mario woods and lopez are just

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power player of the week. one family's decades long service at the white house. >> only in america could something like this happen. >> all right now. on "fox news sunday." hello again from fox news in washington. donald trump has seemed bulletproof in this campaign surviving and thriving on one controversy after another. trump now trails in polling for tuesday's primary in wisconsin. on friday we sat down with trump for a candid and sometimes contentious interview at trump tower in new york. welcome back to "fox news sunday." this may sound harsh, but are you in the process of blowing your campaign for president? >> i don't think so. i just got great polls from nbc, nationwide. i think we're doing very well. you have been thinking about that or asking me that question numerous times over the last -- since june 16th. i've had the statement made many times he just blew his campaign only to end up having higher poll numbers. >> but you like to talk about polls, let's talk about some in a wisconsin poll, a month ago, you were leading cruz by 10 points. in the say poll. the marquette p

new york times" bestseller "duplicity" former speaker of the house, fox news contributor newt gingrich. mr. speaker, good to see you. big day today. >> good to see you. it is a big day. actually i'm talking to you from purdue where i'm also involved in giving a talk and seeing what's happening in indiana. >> all right. let's talk about indiana. let's start with ted cruz's announcement. carly fiorina. i thought carly, by the way, was a great candidate. she aggressively was able to prosecute the case against hillary clinton. i think stronger than some of her male counterparts. does this help ted cruz? >> oh, i think at the margin it might help him. carly fiorina is a very smart person. she understands technology and the evolution of the modern world probably as well as anybody running for president in either party. i thought she was very effective on the debate stage. you know, this is a little bit parallel to what ronald reagan tried in 1976 when he was trailing gerald ford and so he announced his vice presidential choice. didn't happen to work. but it was, again, throwing a ha

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walks up to me and my friend and goes, "prince would like to invite you to his house." >> he said that to my wife! >> on "cbs this morning." >> many of us humidity along with the lyrics. in this life things are much harder than in the after world. in this life, you're on your own. ♪ [ cheers ] >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we are remembering a towering figure in the world of music. prince was a self-taught genius who created his own rules. ♪ only want to see you see you in the purple rain ♪ ♪ purple rain purple rain ♪ >> prince's electric and captivating style was on display during his iconic performance of "purple rain" during the 2007 super bowl. he was one of the most daring artist of his era. >> the outpouring of grief and tributes stretches from outside prince's home near minneapolis to all around the world. the cause of his death still remains a mystery this morning. our coverage begins in chanhassen, minnesota, at prince's paisley park compound. jaime, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.

for pennsylvania house of representatives say that he is shaken after witnessing a murder in cedar brook on sunday. chris rob says 21 year-old alex cherry had just spoken to him about volunteering for his campaign when a man walk up and shot him. gunman reportly came back, fired a second series of shots to make sure cherry was dead in an apparent execution. rob says he heard shots shortly after speaking with cherry and realized it was too late to help the young man he had just had a meaningful conversation with. >> young man, not a cardboard character, not i two dimensional figure or a stereotype bye the real human being, flesh and blood, his name and phone number were in my friend's phone, he was going to be our new member. >> police believe that the shooting may be gang related because another young man was gunned down in a similar way just hours later and blocks away, no arrests have have been made in either shooting, mike and alex. >> lets get to sue for six out of ten on the weather scale. >> indeed, it is primary day and we had a lot of weather drama overnight. through can lo

. >> no, her house, too, then. >> i don't think cable is going anywhere. so the sports here, live streams, are free, but not everything you want, it is some games. but say you have the stars app or show time on demand, and spending $9 a month, $15 a month, whatever. it all adds up. might as well just keep cable, right? >> more to that story. let's move on to the biggest starbucks store i've ever heard of. where is it? >> right here in new york, two years time. okay, think ninth and ' 15th street. what's that, chilly/meat packing, really cool down there. starbucks going rosary, two floors, 20,000 square feet, biggest, like wine tasting, you coffee taste, you can talk to the barista. why are they doing this in new york? i think i glow why? >> saw guys been to new york recently? up might have seen it in philly too. always small real cool coffee shops popping up. >> true. >> think coffee, blue bottle. >> cool. >> have to stay fresh again. >> get there, hang out. tighten your little laptop, ipad. >> like chatting people up. >> i went to starbucks yesterday for the first time in a while

? >> if hillary winds the white house driveway. >> chris: points. points. [cheers and applause] sara. >> jay-z's house. chris: points. >> chris: that's the end of "s.s. hole." it's time for our live challenge senior prom. mark this day on your calendar. a senior prom for the elderly so they could bust the move and not a hip. the theme was under the sea. "my friends from the titanic are." lock how sweet they are. look at this lady in a farside cartoon. you can. >> oh, those are guilt. chris: g guilts. >> i like me a little granny panty. >> that means something different from where he's. >> chris: something different over there. >> into it means what you think it means. [laughing] but they even named a prom queen and king, seen here right after he orchestrated the red wedding. so comedians, as this senior senior prom king, please give your coronation speech. we'll get your answers after the break and be right back with more @midnight! >> chris: welcome back to @midnight. before the break, i told you about a nursing home prom that probably smells just delightful, and i asked you to give

. thanks erin and new pollnd p numbers in the race for thein white house and donald trumpe may be in trouble in wisconsin. wi >> more extreme weatherore extre overnight down south.erni we'll take a look at some ofooke the cleanup efforts under waytsd coming up next. it's 7:18. he was flicking matches on me... for my life. my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, because domestic violence can never be tolerated. yvette: mr. ivey showed compassion. i felt like i could trust him. narrator: glenn ivey. as state's attorney, a proven leader. in congress, he'll combat domestic violence, and protect president obama's legacy. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message, because i'm on your side. >> ♪ >> severe storms on the move this morning as cleanupning continues in the south after tornadoes hit alabama, louisiana and mississippi.issiip the teenager is lucky to be alive after a twister tossed his truck into a ditchk into trapping him inside. h ins at least 10 people were injured in those

president and how it impack the race for the white house yext. >> a live look at marysville verizon workers own strike now not just across the d.c. area but across the east coast. if you have a land line phone it could affect your service but will not affect your cellphone service. keep that in mind as the strike continues. 7:15 now. . >> tucker. >> wept on strike one time. >> i think i did too. >> i started to strike at my cam whp i was a kid because i felt like bedtimes were too early. >> you some. >> what happened? >> like 30 or 40 kids joined the strike. >> what happened. >> we all went to bed when they told us to. >> they broke us quick. >> but you tryd i tryd there you go tuck i love that. >> i remember when the organizer were coming up over the hilly was first one to run. >> that's what happened. >> i deposit hold out long. >> it was deteriorating. >> it is its own weakest link. >> and you had good intentions . >> how old were you. >> 8 or 10. sun was still out. >> counselors wanted to --. >> get their parties on i get it late 70s i understand what was going on there. sun fil

moved into a big house on a corner lot in walsenburg, an old coal mining town about 50 miles south of pueblo. they opened up an antiques mall in the center of town, then bought a vacation home in oregon. >> that was the happiest i ever remember seeing her. >> reporter: for nearly three years, shannon, still hurt, rarely spoke to her mom. but then one day, pam asked her >> she was so focused on wanting me to know that we had a future together, her and i. >> reporter: wow. so finally she was coming around on her own accord. >> it felt like it. yeah. when i told her, i said, i can't handle you being my mother and doing what you did, but i want to be your friend and i want the try this. >> reporter: so this is a breakthrough lunch really. it seemed at the time. >> a breakthrough lunch. yeah. >> reporter: or, a beginning, at least. and then just a few days later. >> i was at work. and i see aaron's name come up on my phone. so he's like, you know what? something's happened in walsenburg. my dad's being rushed to the hospital and they can't find your mom, he said, but i think someone's dead

pavilion. >> yes. >> i was like i will go find a place to watch. i will just watch in someone's house. i was in my pajamas. >> 9:20 start time, come on, that is for west coast people. >> east coast problems. >> all right, dave. have you been picking up beer cans. >> kid may not be on campus because they are off campus. >> that is right, i say got to wear the colors, right. proud member of the nova nation right there. t-shirt and in snowing conditions anyway, a championship warms everybody up. i want to show you these beer cans. big mess, by the main sign on lancaster avenue but i'm's sure crews will clean it up here. the school is canceled for the day. so much energy on campus and it started even at the buzzer. villanova, reaching in full excitement, watching ncaa title game at campus pavilion screaming and jumping around like it was 1985, except in better fashion this time around. they, of course, were partying a all across campus with the beer cans there, and across bryn mawr and radnor, and so many people, excited about this but this victory was special, extra special for one life

hear there are hot-shot journalists here. >> president obama surprisedjou white house briefing. >> young lady in red -- >> hey. >> hey. >> accused president obama of handling iran with tender love and care. sometimes that works, dad, said eric and donald jr. eric and donald jr. [ laughter ] captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." a donald trump rally california was the target overnight of some of the worst political violence of the presidential campaign. one of hundreds of protesters stomped on a police car in orange county, southeast of los angeles. >> the late-night disturbances went on for hours. police arrested 17 outside the amphitheater in costa mesa, california. trump spoke to thousands of supporters. we have more from the police station. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump held his rally around 7:00 last night. across from the police department here, protesters and supporters were in the parking lot, most of them peaceful. but as things wrapped up, it got out of hand. [ chants ] >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators rallying against donald trump

conclusion about a possible posi saudi government connection to the highjackers. the white house is expected toh make its decision in the next several weeks. >> ♪>> >> all right. time to talk weather with gary mcgrady. >> no complaints here.o >> right. >> on this side of the desk. i don't know how it is over there. th >> are you kidding? 80 on ang?0 monday, sunny. >> 80? 80 plus.lu we're going over that 80 mark. m >> i love to exceed expectations. >> i understand what you'reerst saying. >> if i throw 80 out there then people are even more elateed.elateed. >> under promise overdeliver.er. it's what you learn when you become a meteorologist on tv. that little qualifier. there's a lot of meteorologists that nobody thaty knows about. abo >> isn't everybody like a like meteorologist.is >> everybody wants to be.body 51 degrees. i'm all for it, too.m al the more the merrier.rier 50 degrees for dulles.orulle gaithersburg is 48 and now n we've got everybody out of thero 30's so frederick has come up cu to 41 degrees and harrisburg -- martinsburg,arti pardon me martinsburg has come c up out

>>> coming up next, the house oversight hearing on employee issues and the transportation. after that, possible changes to u.s. tax law. then, a senate hearing on the latest treatment for post-traumatic stress and brain injuries. on wednesday, transportation security administration employees testified by the house oversight and reform committee considering the management practices. witnesses they they were mistreated by senior level officials at tsa, and employees are scared to report problems, fearing retaliation. one employee says he was instructed by management to racially profile somali americans. a report from the inspector general's office concluded they have a serious staffing problem, losing more than 100 airport screeners every week. this is 2:25. >> committee on oversight and government reform comes to order. without objection, the chair has authorize zed to declare a recess at anytime. we have an important hearing today examining the management practices and misconduct at the transportation security administration, the tsa. as we enter the summer travel, many americans

unfurnished apartment. [laughing] >> weird. >> i just bought this house and the jeans. >> chris: i'm sitting here waiting for a delivery of furniture and more jeans. tony. >> feel good wear them. you don't look like you feel good. a little constipated. >> chris: a little constipated. >> chris: next, "domo arigato." looking at the internet, you'd think japan is just filled with perverts making robots. but it's so much more! it's a beautiful nation with a proud and complex culture that deserves our respect! that being said, what is the latest perverted japanese robot? a, robot octopus with fleshlight tentacle tips, a robot-tongue that licks anime girls on computer screens, or a star wars-inspired fellate bot called bbw-8? >> oh. chris: reid. >> hands down, c a star wars inspired sex bot called bbw-8. >> chris: we would like that. the real answer is more disturbing. >> oh, god. oh. [ applause ] >> chris: i know. who would of thought the weirdest one was the right answer. as if your mom catching you masturbating wasn't embarrassing enough, now you have to explain why there's a severed to

now, s.o.b., the former house speaker john boehner weighing in on the gop race for the first time and unleashing a blistering assessment of ted cruz. boehner calls him now, and i'm quoting, lucifer in the flesh and a miserable s.o.b. what is boehner's relationship with donald trump? >>> the white house hopefuls are battling it out in indiana where the democratic primaries are only five days away and what's at stake for front-runners donald trump and hillary clinton. >>> and pills on prince. cnn has learned that the musical artist was carrying prescription drugs when his body was discovered. powerful opioid medication used to relieve pain. was prince treated for a possible overdose just days before his death? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> heated new rhetoric from a surprising source, former house speaker john boehner. he made a withering assessment of ted cruz calling the senator, "a miserable s.o.b. and lucifer in the flesh." boehner says he'll vote for donald trump in the general election if he's the republican nominee calling the front-runner a texting buddy

offensive. martha: leland vittert is live at the white house. what's the strategy with these comments. reporter: there is a lot of critics on both sides of the aisle. we have seen this at times like this in the past. they go to an agency, involved in the fight against isis and he declared momentum is on our side. >> it has been a bad few months. in the days and weeks ahead we intend to take out more. every day isil leaders wake you have and understand it could be their last. >> there are indications the administration may be willing to put a little more muscle behind their syria strategy. if the syrian peace talks fail the administration may consider providing the rebels with more serious weapons that could include surface-to-air missiles. martha: there is no doubt we need to deny them of the ground they hold in syria. but do the critics have legitimate points here? >> regardless of what the president says, there is what the military calls ground troops. you would think the fight against isis is not going well. then there is the perception of isis's powers, they successfully launch at

house that was filled with children. we will have a live report. >> flip-flop. both presidential frontrunners took a back seat to other candidates in wisconsin. they had very different responses the two different parties. the campaign trail will stop in philadelphia today. >> and it's still kind of feels like winter out that right now but we are in for a recovery later today. >> david is off. let's get your accuweather with karen rogers. she's outside and matt pelman has traffic. good morning. >> today is the day to dress in layers because you won't need these layers later on but it is cold out here right now. i want to show you this. the national weather service has this freeze warning posted until 9 o'clock this morning. we're talking subfreezing temperatures through most of the region. let's look at these numbers suburb by suburb. martins creek 20, 26 in fleetwood, pottstown 23, coatesville only 21. kennett square 23. it's 32 degrees sitting at the freezing mark in center city but well below it through much of the region like browns mills 25. hammonton, 22 and vineland you dip

ground rules. >> because these houses are having parties every single weekend with hundreds of students and very loud noise and destructive behaviors. >> dean students stephanie ives tells us about phone about the new rules of student conduct. off campus renters could be find up to $1,500 for housing nuisance parties or giving alcohol to minors. students could also face an expulsion and teams of graduate students will be patrolling off campus housing on weekends looking for violators. the hope is to turn perceptions around. >> that to me would tell me our students are become more respect full, more responsible, understanding the impact of their behaviors and not feeling entitled to act as they please if there were no consequences. >> reporter: many students we spoke with say problems aren't that bad. >> this is a university and this caps at every campus like a part of it. >> i've been out on the streets and stuff. nothing bad really happens. it happens at every college like we're 20 years old we're just trying to have fun. >> reporter: and the university's relationship with the

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expect from the summit. >> russia and china have 0% of the world's stockpile. the white house says the whole reason why russia isn't here has to do with the fact that there are arguments over other policy issues. >> this was a long, convoluted subject. we talked about catholicism, and his reason, and chris went back and forth about that. this was a long, convoluted discussion they don't want on television because it was too long. just as i said it, and i must tell you, this is the same -- my stance is the same as ronald reagan. if in fact abortion was outlawed, the person performing the abortion is responsible, not the woman. martha: can donald trumpific the problem he has with women voter? they make up a majority of the voters and they vote more often than men do. steven miller, thanks for being with us today. >> i think what we are interested in doing is fighting for every single vote and making a dramatic outreach to women in this country. if you look at his company and who put into senior roles and major management positions. and also the issues matter the most. a few issues we

break moment for ted cruz and his run for the white house. jake tapper, you were listen very, very closely to this. eric trump, the son of donald trump just tweeted and said this is one of the greatest acts of desperation i have ever seen. that is from eric trump. your analysis. >> two things. first will let's annize lies the move itself. whether you think it is a bold stroke as a cruz supporter might think, or an act of desperation, it is definitely an interesting move for ted cruz to make, to try to pick a running mate long before he is even close to getting the nomination. he has succeeded, at least for a period of time of changing the conversation, getting the focus back on him and his struggling campaign, especially after last night when donald trump went 5 for 5. that is the actual pick. i think it's interesting. let's see what happens. it is true that if cruz/fiorina win in indiana and win in california, they can stop donald trump from getting the delegates he needs to become the nominee before the convention. that's a tall order. i'm not saying it's going to happen. trump l

, president zuma spent $50 million to renovate his house, not build it, renovate. which is an amazing figure. partly because he tnt even count that high. no this is not like a mean joke. president zuma cannot count that high. this is president gleuma attempting to say 769,870. >> our membership figures stood at $759-- 800 and-- 700, listen properly. 769,8 to-- . >> trevor: you know what, my favorite part, my favorite part is when he tries to blame the audience for the fact that he can't say the number. 7-- listen properly, listen. listen. it's almost like he's saying hey, guys, this only sounds wrong because your ears are [bleep] up, listen properly. i'm saying it right. now the most hilarious thing wasn't the fact that he spent $15 million but how he tried to justify it he built a beautiful swimming pool at his house and the public said why is the government paying for your private swimming pool. and he said no, it's not a swimming pool. this is a fire pool. and the people were like, what? and he said yeah, you see this pool is used if there is a fire, i take the water from the pool

the phone, the caller should plug the "unique opportunity to come together with house republican leadership." if they get turned down, they should remind the donor that "the n.r.c.c. did a great deal to help maintain the majority in 2014." and if they get a yes, there's even an instruction for the caller to "pause and let the donor speak." it must have worked. that n.r.c.c. dinner raised more than $20 million, breaking records. it was attended by members of congress, major donors and lobbyists, including this man who was not too happy to see our camera crew. >> ( bleep )! >> o'donnell: but one successful fundraiser does not let congress members off the hook. the phone calls asking for money never stop. >> jolly: the house schedule is actually arranged, in some ways, around fundraising. >> o'donnell: you're telling me the whole schedule of how work gets done is scheduled around fundraising? >> jolly: that's right. you never see a committee working through lunch because those are your fundraising times. and then in between afternoon votes and evening votes, that's when you can see

house in tijuana all the way under the border x then it comes up in a fenced-in lot in san diego. authorities arrested six people on the u.s. side. they now face multiple charges, of course. federal officials say this is a very sophisticated operation. listen. >> it opens up into what is a fairly complex tunnel, a tunnel that is equipped with a ventilation system, that is equipped with lights, and on the mexico side of the border, it is equipped with a commercial, large elevator. martha: that works, right? that's helpful. agents also recovered seven tons of marijuana, two tons of cocaine, a stockpile believes to be worth $22 million. bill: oh, my gosh. and that's just one tunnel too, right? fourteen minutes past the hour. there is new fallout for the administration, the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee introducing a bill to stop the administration from giving iran access to u.s. dollars. critics are concerned the money would be used to support terrorism and iran's nuclear ambitions. president obama's deputy national security adviser responded this way earlier today

as well. as the chairman of the house small business committee, i have the great pleasure of hearing from america's small business owners each and every day. both in my district and up here in washington. the stories of success are always encouraging to hear. but all too often what i'm told is how the government is making it difficult for small businesses to grow and succeed. and therefore create jobs. perhaps the most common concern is just how difficult it is for entrepreneurs starting out to access the needed capital to grow. this bill expands access to capital by ensuring small businesses can continue to connect with so-called angel investors. one popular way small businesses have connected with angel investors is through demo days. these are events sponsored by universities and nonprofits and local governments and acceleraters and incubators and other groups that allow entrepreneurs to showcase their products and informally meet investors and customers. however, s.e.c. regulations are threatening to force these events out of business by imposing unwielding regulations dictating

the race for the white house. >> dramatic as new yorkers cast their votes. both donald trump and hillary clinton walking away with double digit wins. >> a crushing blow to bernie sanders right there. 16-point win and donald trump with a huge win over ted cruz and john kasich right there. a clean sweep, nearly a clean sweep of new york's big pile of delegates. >> as you can imagine our team is covering every angle. abc's tom llamas is starting us off at trump headquarters in new york. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. donald trump said he was only going to celebrate for two hours and then it was back to work. quite a scene here last night at trump tower as you're about to see. this as ted cruz is now tangling with someone other than trump. ♪ new york new york >> reporter: overnight, with sinatra blasting, his children cheering and wife melania by his side, donald trump put his touch on the new york victory. >> we're going to end at a very high level and get a lot more delegates than anybody projected even in their wildest imaginations. >> the gop front-

the much greater -- we are offered this much greater view. eric: he has 143 delegates. martha: house speaker paul ryan says count me out of the presidential race. they talk of a contests gop convention. ryan held a news conference yesterday afternoon. he wanted to address those rumor and put them to rest. he says he will not accept the party's nomination. nomination. >> we have too' work to do in the house to allow this speculation to swirl or have my motor vagues questioned. let me be clear. i do not want nor will i accept the nomination from our party. if no candidate has a majority on the first ballot. i believe you should on choose from a person who has actually participated in the primary. count me out. martha: speaker ryan says just because he's not running doesn't mean he won't be part of the elect debate about what kind of country america should be. he says by doing that he took his name out and effectively everybody else's name out from the discussion. we'll argue that he took out case up as well which i think is a tougher argument to make. eric: the 9/11 report that raises

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celebrities in music, television and film. and from the white house, president obama offered his thoughts and prayers. a strong spirit transcends rules, prince once said, and nobody's spirit was stronger, bolder or more creative. ♪ raspberry beret >> reporter: the artist behind "little red corvette," was unresponsive. >> not breathing. >> reporter: medical personnel performed cpr but were unable to revive him. transcripts from the 911 call reviewed confusion inside his paisley park home. unidentified male describing people inside as distraught. when asked how prince died, the caller says, i don't know. i don't know. just last week, the pop music icon greeted fans on stage in atlanta for what would be his final public performance. one day later, his plane made an emergency landing in illinois. at the time, he was hospitalized for what was described as the flu. ♪ purple rain, purple rain >> reporter: the "purple rain" star trying to reassure fans held a dance party over the weekend. he said, waste a few days before you waste any prayers. a legend who revolutionized music, gone

, our neighborhood exploded. we ran out of our houses, jumped on our cars, ran to the expect spectrum, it was one of the most joyful experiences i have ever hood other than the birth of my kid. >> reporter: snider's youth foundation is part of the enduring legacy. >> the first happy kid to go to college and i'm even more proud to say that many have have followed. >> reporter: until the very end, snider, was a man to be admired. >> he ended almost every conversation with and a lot of fans might not a gree with this first part, you are the best, i love you, which is not something a commissioner tends to hear from one of his bosses, i love him too, and we all do. >> reporter: all of the stories here this afternoon were absolutely classic, it was a great celebration, for ed snider and his legacy. it was definitely one to remember. meanwhile, ed's flyers, played last night, came up with a huge win, now they are getting set for game number five in their series against washington and coming up at 6:00 we will have a preview of that game, as well. reporting from the wells fargo center i'm don

of state, henry cousinnier was under house arrest. he was very upset that the ford white house would not fight for the morality of foreign policy blanks. the ford people were so good about pick off individual delegates, one of the reagans' famous lines is when president board comes to town you don't know if the band should play hail to the chief or santa claus is coming to town. >> he had been thrust into office after watergate. when you look at this for your party, what are the lessons. what would you say to them about a contested july con having? >> a contested convention can help a party provided it unifies at the end. the democrats were divided, they lost. the republicans were united, they won. i urge them to do war they can to unify at the convention. one story i remember and chronicled in my book. as reagan is giving that he can telthat speech.reagan goes to te says what am i going to say. dever said you will think of something. when he's gig this address talking about lofty policies and goals. a florida delegate said, oh, my god, we nominated the wrong man. martha: good to see

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. we win here in new york state, we are on our way to the white house. reporter: conservative talk radio turned against donald trump in the banger state. the governor endorsed ted cruz. and he's polling poorly among women. that's why he brought out his wife for a rare campaign appearance. >> no matter who you are, a man or a woman, he treats everyone equal. he's a fighter. and if you elect him to be your president, he will fight for you and for our country. reporter: you look at the numbers, the latest from real clear politics. still within striking distance. john kasich 19.6. he's hoping to force everyone to knuckle it up all the way to the convention in july. martha: it gets tighter as we get to the polling place. bill: stay with us all day long today. and certainly later tonight. we'll have special live coverage of the polls as they close hosted by bret and megyn. it starts at 8:50 eastern time tonight. it wraps up around 1:00 in the morning. it's one-stop shopping around here. martha: basketball one night and wisconsin coverage the next. we like take up until 1:00 in the mornin

released. school at howard high was dismissed after the fight. >>> and now to the race for the white house, and the showdown is shaping up in pennsylvania. tonight three candidates are pushing for support ahead of the primary here in the keystone state, a new 6 abc poll out this morning shows hillary clinton leading bernie sanders by 27 points. on the republican side donald trump is leading voter support with 40%. he'll be in harrisburg tonight. and senator ted cruz is in second, and cruz will be in allentown tomorrow, and governor john kasich is in third. kasich is hoping to drum up more support and held a town hall in media, delaware county, and kasich heads to a republican fundrais fundraiser. >> gray hall is live tonight with the story. >>. >> reporter: well rick, you can feel the excitement and enthusiasm and energy here in reading today as folks awaited bernie sanders. the event started at 4:15 but people started to line up at 5:30 this morning and everybody was eagle toward hear from their candidate. >> he touched on issues like getting big money out of politics and his plan to make

a big one. it's so close to the house, and the house has nothing wrong with it. >> reporter: rangers fans in arlington, texas, quickly moved to shelter as showers poured into globe life park. the rangers and the yankee managed to finish the game without injury. >> i was afraid of the baseball players, that they were going to get like all like hurt whenever they were running because the mud and stuff. >> reporter: despite the damage here, so far there are no reports of injuries. officials have decided to cancel classes for the day. the storm system threatens the mid to lower mississippi valley with severe thunderstorms which include high winds and hail. >> thank you very much. >>> the strong winds tore apart buildings in north texas, too, overnight. debris from homes and cars littered streets there. at least five people were hurt. meteorologist lisa vagilagas fr our dallas station is tracking the weather. good morning. >>> we're expecting another round of severe weather across the southeast today. here's the setup. everything highlighted in the yellow, that's the slight risk

, he didn't want to spoil the chances for the democrats to retain the white house. i'm afraid if the attacks and the style of yesterday's baseless accusation continue, that that's exactly what he'll be doing. and this has been an extraordinary effort that the sanders campaign has embarked upon. they've brought so many people into the process, but yesterday, the tone of the attacks was suggesting that if the democratic party doesn't see fit to nominate bernie sanders, it is not a party worth supporting. that's poisonous rhetoric. >> so let's say hillary clinton wins big in new york, right. will she then focus her attention on whoever the republican nominee might be, and forget about bernie sanders? because it seems she started doing that already >> no, absolutely not. we're going to contest this primary all the way through. we have staff we're hiring for california, which is not voting until june. we're going to be running through the tape and contesting every state. we have five states on the 26th. we're going to predict who the nominee is at the end of the process. we expect a spiri