i'm dana bash. the new york primary is just two days away, and hometown favorite donald trump is leading his republican rivals with 55% support in the latest poll. if he can get that much of the vote on tuesday, he might be able to sweep all of new york's 95 delegates, but standing in his way is john kasich who clearly thinks the way to woo new yorkers is through their stomachs. i caught up with him on the campaign trail. >> donald trump is on a tirade against the republican nominating system. he says the system is rigged, the vote is no longer a vote. what do you think? do you think the system is rigged? >> well, i don't know -- no, i think it's the way it works. you know, it's like saying i made an 83 on my math test, so i should get an "a" just because i think it's rigged that you have to make a the90 to get an "a." come on, act like you're a professional. be a pro. >> the next six contests starting here in new york are in the northeast and the mid-atlantic. >> right. >> those are really tailor m

juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> we're just three hours away from closing time in the polls and five states on the east coast, it's primary day in connecticut, delaware, pennsylvania, and rhode island, trump may sweep them all, bringing his delegate count close to the 1,000 mark. it takes 1237 to clinch. his opponents know they mathematically can't get there, they've tag-teamed to block the gop front-runner from winning the nomination by strategically pulling out of some upcoming races. kasich and cruz say their plan was hatched to stop the democratic front-runner. the democratic front-runner. >> i'm not out to stop donald trump. i'm out to stop hillary clinton. donald trump has zero chance of being able to beat hillary clinton. >> if donald trump is our nominee, hillary clinton wins, hillary wins by double digits. if hillary wins, the consequences for this country are catastrophic. we lose the supreme court. we lose the senate and we might lose the house and we'r

dana? >> i'm going to fast-forward. i'd like to be 100 for a week. because my great grandmother lived to be 104. i want to know what it's like at 100, so i can -- when i come back to being this age, which is also kind of old, but i would know some things i shouldn't do. like i should take better care of my health. >> i would go to be 8o, so when the week's over, i could say it's great to be 40. >> if you go back to your 18 or 21 year, you know it's going it turn out okay. >> that's true, you don't have to worry about it. >> go back to my 21st birthday. >> i did something really stupid. that is affecting me for a long time. not do that. >> but you know what -- you know -- when you read advice that comes from people who are really old. you know what they say, they say take moore risks, have more fun. >> eat more ice cream. >> and nobody dies saying i should have worked more. >> drink more cocktails. >> have a good time, man. >> i think we learned absolutely nothing. >> and everything. >> at the same time. >> well she's calling herself the world's meane

right, dana? >> he'll have an ability to at least make some sort of demand, either at the convention or with the party. >> why? what's his leverage? >> all these people? he's won 71% of the youth vote. >> he got routed, in this election. in a way that -- >> new york state is not like the end all be all. there's a whole country out there. >> but new york's election showed is that you have to register, you have to be a resident. you know, these are very fickle, his supporters. i don't think that bernie goes anywhere. >> how many of them actually voted. when you think about it, remember all these people that came, but a lot of them like -- >> 100,000. >> remember ed henry said a lot of the people in new york were college kids from other states and stuff. >> maybe they'll vote there. >> i didn't think of that. >> so you did, you had two senior campaign people on sanders saying one said he is going to go all the way to the convention. the other saying we'll re-evaluate in a week. i think what bernie di

holding dana. and greta, tonight as bowling said, i'll be over there joining here in times square, momentarily. we all set? julie. >> so i don't know if everybody saw this. but a little while ago, johnny depp's wife, amber heard, tried to sneak their dogs into australia. i'm not sure what happened, but yadda yadda yadda, this video was the result of their punishment. >> australians are wonderful island. with a treasure trove of unique plants, animals and people. >> it has to be protected. >> and i'm truly sore are i that pistol and boo were not declared. protecting australia is important. >> declare everything when you enter australia. >> is that real? >> johnny depp is turning into ray liotta. >> he's finally hitting his age. >> is that real? >> they smuggled their dogs into australia. and they got caught. >> he needs today's "new york times" to show the hostage videos. >> that was very creepy. >> hey, jasper. and the worst part of this by the way is that the guy who made them do this in australia

it is like me and dana arguing about basketball. these two are not qualified to have the actual debate about qualifications and they're not qualified to ask you. why yet these are the choices. and how did we get here and why? america is a country who has help reverse disease, free people from tyranny. there are millions of americans hoods it is time to replace the evil system with notions that have failed all over the world. the worst part, it is not the candidates but the millions of earnest supporters, born and raised on myths and misconceptions about america. when you look at bernie and bernieitis, you see what they're saying. you hear it. how weird to rule the free world and citizens race to embrace the doctrine of the vanquished. >> it's true. >> it is true. thank you very much. >> coming up, kimberly, kimberly, kimberly. it is a funny debate to see two left wingers talk about who is better at running a capitalistist country. >> top ramen or cup of noodles. >> there i never made top ramen. >> you pour in the water and wait. >>

that as dana pointed out, women care about, too. jobs and the economy. they got to start putting dollars in the pockets and meals on the table. >> the wealthy are doing well, the very poor are doing better and the middle class is getting it stuck right to them. >> what could he have done differently? >> the last thing president obama did for the economy was raise taxes in 2012. we didn't even get to obamacare. >>> ahead, john boehner does not like ted cruz and he's not holding back. hear what the former speaker is saying about the republican candidate now and cruz's response, up next. i've just arrived in atlanta and i can't wait to start telling people how switching to geico could save them hundreds of dollars on car insurance. but first, my luggage. ahh, there it is. uh, excuse me, sir? i think you've got the wrong bag. sorry, they all look alike, you know? no worries. well, car's here, i can't save people money chatting at the baggage claim all day. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. my lineage was the ve

dana, where does kasich fit in all of this? >> that's an important piece here, because, look, new york is not fertile ground for ted cruz, because he's so far to the right. so donald trump benefits in that ted cruz is the main opponent here. and i think you will see and you're beginning to see a little bit of a movement towards john kasich. i don't think anybody thinks he would -- he could actually win or be the nominee. but new york republicans are not ted cruz texas republicans, far to the right. they are much more moderate republicans. >> robin let me ask you this, paul ryan released new video that is like a campaign, really, but he says he won't be the gop nominee. what do you make of this? >> well, you know, remember he didn't want to be speaker. his dream job was to be ways and means chairman. and obviously he got drafted into that. but i also remind you most people don't realize this because it didn't get a lot of press when the whole kkk stuff was coming out from the donald trump campaign speaker ryan had a press confer

dana rinta. live in the newsroom. abc7~news. >> thank you. the sheriff's dep inside solano county want to find man accusation offed attacking and robbing two machine on a hiking trial. the attack happened a week ago friday afternoon near lake berryessa. he woman said he showed them gun, forked them into a second clyde area, attacked one of them and stole their money. they said the suspect spoke broken enlisch with a heavy accent. >> a 12-year-old boy a victim of a brazen robbery in a bart station. he was returning home from the el cerrito station. he was stopped bay man with a gun. cornell bernard is live with the story. >> reporter: the good news here, the 12-year-old wasn't hurt but shaken off after an armed gunman stole his wallet inside, the bart station. his mom wants to know tonight, where were the police? >> i was in shock. >> this parent named even na says she never expected to get a call from her son saying he had been robbed inside a bart station. >> scared. traumatized. >> reporter: her 12-year-old son talks about the chilling arme

dana rinta. live in the newsroom. abc7~news. >> thank you. the sheriff's dep inside solano county want to find man accusation offed attacking and robbing two machine on a hiking trial. the attack happened a week ago friday afternoon near lake berryessa. he woman said he showed them gun, forked them into a second clyde area, attacked one of them and stole their money. they said the suspect spoke broken enlisch with a heavy accent. >> a 12-year-old boy a victim of a brazen robbery in a bart station. he was returning home from the el cerrito station. he was stopped bay man with a gun. cornell bernard is live with the story. >> reporter: the good news here, the 12-year-old wasn't hurt but shaken off after an armed gunman stole his wallet inside, the bart station. his mom wants to know tonight, where were the police? >> i was in shock. >> this parent named even na says she never expected to get a call from her son saying he had been robbed inside a bart station. >> scared. traumatized. >> reporter: her 12-year-old son talks about the chilling arme

>> dana, i recognize that folks in the media focus on washington. you cover capitol hill. >> it's not just washington. it's opinion leaders at the conventions. >> what i can tell you is the energy and support we're receiving from the grassroots is overwhelming. and let me give you one of the illustrations of the unity we're seeing. we started out with 17 republican candidates in this field, an amazing, talented diverse field. of those 17, five are now supporting our campaign. we've got support from rick perry, from lindsey graham, from jeb bush, from scott walker and from carly fiorina. when you throw in mike lee and mark levin, that is the full spectrum of the republican party, the full ideological spectrum. and what we are seeing, that's the unity it's going take to win the nomination. it's also the unity it's going to take to beat hillary clinton. and my focus is on beating hillary clinton and poll after poll after poll shows donald losing badly to hillary. and poll after poll after poll shows me beating hillary. >> but to get the chance to beat

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dana? >> real quickly, greg murray has created something fun. it's called for the love of peanut butter. he gives peanut butter to all these dogs and he takes these pictures of them. you can check it out at for the love of peanut butter. it's really cute and so fun. >> i should have done that. >> okay, whatever. >> chihuahua, let's roll this, this is the cutest thing you've seen in your life. this chihuahua is in animal custody after eating peanut butter and leading police on a chase across the oakland/bay bridge. i'm kidding. he's in custody now. >> one more thing. tomorrow's going to be the big thing. we the people is out. extremely important, i think you're going to be on fox and friends tomorrow talking about it, it's bringing new life to the most important people in america from thurgood marshall to what he did with ronald reagan. >> this is not only a good book, he's an important book. >>> president obama was so desperate to get his legacy nuclear deal with iran, his top aids may have lied about the terms, this is special report. good even

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great to see you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i have dana perino here. i have to tell you a joke. she gave this to me for my children. why did the chicken fall into the well? >> why? >> because he couldn't see that well. >> corny jokes. there should be a segment on "the kelly file." great one. >>> moving on, is it friday? no. after putting himself one step closer to the gop nomination with a sweep of last night's contests, donald trump takes dead aim at hillary clinton. questioning how she would be faring if she were a man. robert zimmerman and david wool are men so we're going to ask them about that next. (vo) on the trane test range, you learn what makes our heating and cooling systems so reliable. if there's a breaking point, we'll find it. it's hard to stop a trane. really hard. "w"well you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you?" "then she says...bazang!" "ok, good one." (laughs) "bazang. remember?" "bazang...you get it?" "bazang?" "yeah!" "uh, how do i check my credit score?" "credit karma, don't worry bud it's free." "ohhhh." "credit

as dana was noting, donald trump did very well in new york. he's going to do very well tomorrow night. i wonder if it's too late. >> and you know donald trump had a lot to say about it because he spent the day blasting his rivals as pathetic and desperate. john kasich disagrees. here he is. >> the trump people are very desperate. they're very fearful that we're going to end up in an open convention. i've been saying it for two months as you've known. i've been on ac 360. i've been saying all along nobody is going to have enough delegates. we'll get to the conventions and the delegates will look at who they would like tow see as president. remember of the ten republican contested conventions, seven times the person going in there didn't have the majority of the delegates. it's the way it works. >> does john kasich have a real chance at the convention, mark? >> i think that was a train wreck interview. i didn't understand what john kasich was trying to say there. he should have come on, and he should have said, listen, let us take this fight to

before would do that, go to dana perino. do you understand the numbers for donald trump. >> not particularly well. you look at the cruz number which you said was better was 34%. >> 34%. >> i think that could be two things. one, as we have seen in his hunt for delegates across the country, he has a superior organization. and his campaign is organized in all of those states. so it could be that they have done a little bit more personal one-to-one outreach on that score. >> all right. >> with trump, that number of 91% unfavorable from the black community is almost the exact opposite of when hillary clinton has been in states with the high african-american population she has won that vote by about anywhere from 85% to 91%. very loyal voters. >> so maybe they got mad at trump for attacking hillary clinton that one time? >> they are loyal to her? let's ask rivera. you are on the street, rivera. >> yes, i am. >> why 91% 7%. >> i had two pentagon officials visit me yesterday. both black women, they were coming to arrange the army ce

before would do that, go to dana perino. do you understand the numbers for donald trump. >> not particularly well. you look at the cruz number which you said was better was 34%. >> 34%. >> i think that could be two things. one, as we have seen in his hunt for delegates across the country, he has a superior organization. and his campaign is organized in all of those states. so it could be that they have done a little bit more personal one-to-one outreach on that score. >> all right. >> with trump, that number of 91% unfavorable from the black community is almost the exact opposite of when hillary clinton has been in states with the high african-american population she has won that vote by about anywhere from 85% to 91%. very loyal voters. >> so maybe they got mad at trump for attacking hillary clinton that one time? >> they are loyal to her? let's ask rivera. you are on the street, rivera. >> yes, i am. >> why 91% 7%. >> i had two pentagon officials visit me yesterday. both black women, they were coming to arrange the army ce

let me begin with you, dana. it looks to me like this is a desperation move and you've also got now people like last stand, you know club for growth. our principles pac pouri iningiy into indiana. is this it for the republican establishment? >> in the new england states, trump swept, he won every county last night. but in wisconsin he was denied. in indiana if that is your last stand and oar going to play your best card, i think that ted cruz played his best card with carly fiorina. i don't think we'll know enough because there's not a lot of polling out of indiana. there might not be between now and tuesday. maybe there will be some over the weekend. we'll see if it has an impact. if you're going to play a card, i would play this one. >> if you missed it, carly fiorina gave a strong speech. i thought it was effective. but you know, there was a moment, wasn't there, kimberly? >> there was some singing and she has sang before at a couple of other things, what was interesting, because she's a fantastic public speak

thank you so much. >> dana bash is here with me now. we have the honor. so he's getting hammered about these new york value comments. but you weren't with him just in the city. people think of new york as just new york city. it's not. does it play the same outside of the city? >> not at all. his defense sort of falls on deaf ears here in new york city and down state new york as they call it upstate. but up there i was with him outside of albany. he had a pretty large rally, a lot of people came. the line was kind of snaked outside this big high school gym and i asked so many people whether or not they were offended by the new york values slur and really almost to a person they said, no, i get it, we're upstaters. we don't have the same values as the people in new york city. so that's the kind of consistency he's trying to appeal to anyway. i don't think he expects to get a lot of votes here in manhattan. he's not out glad handing in the columbus circle. it's not his scene. >> people in new york see new york city and then the rest of it. >> you're a new yo

kennedy: it's time for dana's do's and don'ts in the new york primaries. they are done. the candidates scrambling across the state. there you are ready for next super tuesday's three big elections coming up next week. what strategies work in the empire state and what tactics are the candidates use moving forward and what should they avoid. dana's hair former white house press secretary. welcome back. >> i love being here. the cool show. kennedy: we are going to put that back in the hamper. so mom never finds it. let's talk about some of the things, montas and do the laundry. let's talk about the things that worked in new york state are the first one you say you carry hot sauce in your purse. >> it didn't bother me. it didn't bother me. i love hot sauce, green tabasco. kennedy: when he first found green tabasco did you think you would never need any other spice for the rest of your life? it started and movement of passable portable pepper sauce. and she said it's good from plumbing -- inflammation. >> i think it's funny. a lot of people made fun of her, like you are pande

i want to say wolf, dana, errol, great moderating. great panel. good questions. yes. i liked it. >> even some of the questions got applause because voters really wanted some of the questions to be asked of their rival candidates. i thought it was a great night for new york. as a former new yorker to be relevant at this stage in the election is truly amazing. we're relevant on the republican side as well. >> it was a great night for the republican party becauseou bet that somewhere in the basement in washington, the tapes were rolling. they will be spitting out positions by fall without any question. >> thank you. i know. that sounds very stoic. we have to end it there. thanks very much for watching. this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth. what's it like to not feel 100% fresh? we don't know. we swish listerine®. as do listerine® users. the very people we studied in the study of bold. people who are statistically more likely to stand up to a bully. do a yoga handstand. and be in a magician's act. listerine® kills 99% of bad breath germs so you can feel 100% in l

dana is right. i think within a very short period of time, bernie sanders is going to get behind hillary because he wants to be the liberal superhero. >> he's got to. >> think about this, elizabeth warren who has played laid back for a long time, gets jumps into that, that boat, also. that becomes a very powerful boat that becomes elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and hillary clinton. you have basically the whole spectrum of the left behind one candidate. on the other hand, you've got trump out here, who gets asked about abortion, about immigration, about isis, and gets kind of beat up a little bit in that interview. matt lauer wasn't giving him any breaks, neither were the others, he has that going on and everyone is picking apart every word he says on it at some point the gop has to take a cue from the democrats and say, get behind someone and let's all fight the same fight together. >> all right. you love the song girl crush? >> i do love it. >> i sang it to you once. >> yes, you did. >> and a lot

as dana bash pointed out, she's not running against the republicans right now, she's running against bernie sanders and he said he'll release the transcript of his paid speeches. >> i think she's just tired of being held to a double standard. when this becomes a standard for presidential candidates, she's happy to do it. what has been the standard is to release tax returns. we still haven't seen senator sanders release his, though he said he would release one year tomorrow. there's also not typical of presidential candidates. we'd like to see him go back as the secretary noted, she's had eight years of her tax returns up on her web site and she's released all the tax returns going back to the mid 1970s since she and her husband have been in public office. so let's create a single set of standards for all candidates and we'll abide by them. >> but surely you understand the perception that if there weren't anything problematic in what she said when she was making those speeches in the transcripts that you would just release them and put this whole topic to bed, wouldn't you? >> well, a

dana? >> it makes me feel better. >> fantastic. >> they are getting into the warfare petraeus used in iraq in the surge and in afghanistan in 2001. it would be al qaeda and the taliban. i think they should have been doing this in 2011. had they, we wouldn't be sending more special operators with less capability and no strategy. and it probably would have helped at least present or slowed down considerably the migrant crisis that is in europe and threatening to hurt our country, too. >> infiltrating refugees and the rhetoric is hot and the other problem is, kimberly, 250 special operators not fighting isis with rebels that want to fight assad. rebels don't want to fight isis unless isis engage them. the people we are supporting and training want to get rid of assad. >> seems like we do. we are trying to train the people who want to take down assad. what kind of mess is this? 250 special forces because president obama doesn't want to commit ground forces to defeat isis. this is not moving the

is that because of dana? >> because of family. if you sat closer to me you'd have less fun. >> dana? >> what did you do before "the five"? nothing. >> in my one more thing, you'll want to take a look at this, we're going to give a tribute to fox news sunday having a 20th anniversary. i was a deputy to tony snow. and we, i remember i remember tony snow telling me, before a press conference, he asked, can you go brief the president. because you'll do a better job than i did. and i said i don't think that's true. and he said please, can you go do it and i went and did the first press conference briefing for the president. by myself and at the end of it the president said i never am surprised by a question when you brief me. i always hold on to that. >> great praise. i like that. >> i have to say i agree with eric. my greatest achievement was snowing fox news into hiring me. i had no tv experience, i had just been fired by maxim uk. i used to do fox news when i was at "men's health." you would ask the booker, the and like you say can

to dana's point, what it means is that these 54 sit out there. and if trump comes in at 1,100, 1150, 1,200, and he's looking for a group that he can sway, he's going to be focused on pennsylvania. >> can the front-runners put this race to bed after april 26th? dana, can they after april 26th? can they put this to bed? >> can they put it to bed? no. i mean that's just the bottom line. no. nobody is going to be able to put it to bed until at or close to on the republican side, june 7th, and only the democratic side, it's not going to be put to bed until bernie sanders decides that he wants to put it to bed. and he's given no indication that that's going to happen before the convention. and, you know, who knows again what he's going to try to get because you're right. and michael's right. he has so much momentum, so much money. he's made such an impact on the democratic race and on the party. he's in the catbird seat right now. >> he is. the question is will his voters, the people who are supporting him, if hillary clinton happens to the nominee, ar

dana: that's true. $35,000 is still steep for many people. people were standing in line in part because they want to take advantage of credits that are set to expire. some reservations will be canceled, but more will come in. i think it is a pretty interesting metric. we will get a full sense of a next week or so. anna: dana hull, joining us with the latest on that tesla new launch. let's switch gears. prices for properties in london's wealthiest areas have 2014 peakce there according to the estate agency. is brexit a further threat to investments? for more, let's bring in the ceo of the u.k. luxury property developer, niccolo barattieri di san pietro. great to see you this morning. how much can prime central london home values, how can they withstand the various headwinds being thrown at them? this is not the first time for this headwind in luxury real estate. you've had 20 years of a bull market. to have a pause is normal. anna: a pause or a fall in prices? niccolo: london real estate high-end has more than doubled in the last six years. a

steve hayes, dana perino, kirsten powers, charles hurt, and dana loesch joins us as well. great to see you all. so, let's just start with that steve hayes, on the -- what might be the general election matchup and getting a feel for how that would look. >> yeah, well, it was pretty interesting. hillary clinton is already trying to play a populist card against donald trump. i mean, all of the attacks that you just played were basically class based attacks suggesting is he rich and out of touch. if you look back at what democrats did rather successfully with mitt romney who certainly was very wealthy but probably wasn't the kind of caricature that i think donald trump may become if hillary clinton attacks him this way. at the same time, i think a lot of republicans are saying, look, donald trump is willing to take on hillary clinton if he is the republican nominee in a way that other republicans haven't been willing to. he is willing to sort of touch the very raw nerves that other republicans have long thought were, you know, too raw to even contemplate. >> like bill clinton.

of "dana." dana lash, let me start with you since we haven't heard from you yet. ted cruz poised to come in third, not yet official. it's not good for him. one thing we're seeing from the exit polls is in were three little words that hurt him badly, "new york values." too short-sided? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, when was talking about new york values he's talking about the new york progressive value that's are ruining an awesome city. that's at least what i got. of course i come from the midwest where i'm always told i come from a cow town and everyone questions whether i and everyone else shares genes, dna. that being said, i don't think that the cruz campaign -- they weren't anticipating that he was going to come in first. it's donald trump's home state, of course he's going to come in first place in new york. and i would expect john kasich to do incredibly well if not beat ted cruz in the state of new york because he's more of a moderate. new yorkers, even though you can have republican

. >> get some thoughts from our panel, juan williams dana perino, tucker carlson and dana lesch. dana, let me start with you on this. if trump has won tonight the battle over, hey, if he gets within 100 delegates it would be wrong not to give it to him, that's a significant victory for him. and if cruz has lost that battle, if this party is unified in the belief that if trump comes within 100 or so it should be his even if the rules don't provide for it that's a significant loss for ted cruz. are we there? >> no i don't think that we're there yet. i mean the rules going into cleveland is 1237. i mean we have rules for a reason. we don't give out participation trophies. we are not that ideology. we're conservatives, republicans, we believe in preestablished rules well known to candidates years months in advance. that's how it is. i mean, we do majority. we don't do plurality. there's a huge difference in that. and there is still the possibility, again, going forward -- i've said it before -- i think we'll hit a contested convention because looking at california that is going to be

jake and dana, big win. big win for senator cruz tonight. >> this is a state, dana, where mitt romney pretty much finished off rick santorum. this is not necessarily a state that on its face appeals to the voters would find ted cruz appealing. it looks like he had a decisive win and one of the reasons, i think it's their to say, according to polls, is people did not want the current front-runner to be the winner of the wisconsin primary. they were voting i think for ted cruz but also many were voting against donald trump. >> very much so. because kind of the party establishment and more importantly the money came around ted cruz and not john kasich who is still in the race, not doing very well so far in this state. it's critical. the thing that we have to keep in mind going forward as we watch the results come in is what sara reported tonight. i also was told by an anti-trump strategist that they really want to keep trump under 15 delegates tonight. 42 total. they want to keep him under 15 because by their c

what we need is to make sure that they are safe. >> dana, you know -- i love being in brooklyn. this is great. dana, let me add here that there are two ways to go at this under dodd-frank, which is after all the law we passed under president obama, and i'm proud that barney frank, one of the authors, has endorsed me. what i have said continuously is yes, sometimes the government may have to order certain actions, sometimes the government can permit the institution themselves to take those actions. that has to be the judgment of the regulators, but there's another element to this. i believe strongly that executives of any of these organizations should be financially penalized if there is a settlement. they should have to pay up through compensation or bonuses. we have to go after not just the big giant institution. we have to go after the people who are making the decisions in the institutions. >> thank you, madam secretary. >> and hold them accountable as well. >>> senator sanders, you have consistently criticized secretary clinton for accepting money from wall street. can you n

. >> sorry dana, go ahead. >> starting where we left off. good morning. this is a discussion and paunl action to octerize department poointo into a permit with scsf the deltas for a period up to 5 years to between 15 and 20 soccers games at kezar stadium. authorize the general manager to approve the sale and consumption of alcohol at kezar stadium on annual basis pursuant to park code 4510 providing the consumption of alcohol will not interfere with the use or enjoyment of kezar stadium. i have a slide show. >> proceed. >> so, the first thing is why are we proposing to bring you this permit? we believe this provides a number of benefits to the city. first, it offers san francisco residents a opportunity to watch high level soccer in san francisco. right now there is no stadium in san francisco, candle stick is no more and people want to see a high level game they have to go to san jose. it will provide significant stadium improvements to a stadium built in 1991. third, we worked hards to insure the schools will not be displaced who use kezar as their home

dana's mothers to not know petrov and says she is not scarlett's father. she has not seen her daughter since stem. petrov was arrested in a separate incident yesterday in san

dana perino, everybody. give her a hand. one footnote miss dana's book "and the good news is" big best seller in hard back now out in paper. you might want to pick it up. directly ahead the fbi and hillary clinton's emails. we will update the story, not the same old stuff. and, later, new study on legalized pot in colorado legalized pot in colorado may surprise you this study. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing >>> factor follow up segment tonight, pressure growing on the fbi to release some of its finding of hillary clinton's use of government emails that may have violated national security laws. question this evening what is really happening right now. with us judge andrew napolitano closely following the case. you can advance the story? >> yes. the fbi is at the very end of its investigation. it's in

they're looking for dana rinta and her 17-month-old daughter, scarlett. they were last seen march 14 in police sources say rinta dated petrov and rinta is a domestic violence victim. petrov is the suspect. her mother says she fit heard of petrov today and does not know him and has not seen her daughter in six months. she wants dana to know they all love her and scarlett and want to make sure they are safe. police will not say where the two were last seen. the san francisco county jail tells us stanislav petrov is no longer in custody. fbi agents arrest him yesterday when they raided a house. you can hear a woman screaming in cell phone video of the raid. [shouting] >> the raid took place in san sn francisco's visitation area, and this surveillance video showed him being beaten by deputies in a confrontation that followed a car chase that ended in san francisco. we'll follow all the new details on abc7~news at 6:00 and on the abc7~news app. you can download it for free. live in the newsroom. abc7~news. >> a brazen armed robbery inside an east bay bart stat

let's go to jake and dana. jake, not a congratulatory message from donald trump to ted cruz but the exact opposite. >> i wouldn't say the republican race has been the model of decor decorum. donald trump has one thing when he said pacs were attacking donald trump. more than $2 million were spent in negative attack ads against him just in the state of wisconsin. dana, that could be something -- we really haven't seen an onslaught like that so targeted, so focused in one state. jeffrey lord said earlier there was a moment where trump was i think watching tv and was just stunned at what he was seeing when he was in wisconsin. >> it certainly was targeted, it was certainly very intense in wisconsin but i think really the main difference is that at least over the past couple of contests is that they were successful. when i say they, the never trump movement, they tried and they tried hard to bring him down and they weren't always that successful. maybe in the states that weren't winner take all, they robbed him of s

. >> let's bring in our chief political analyst dana bash. and anna novarro and anna is a republican strategist who supported jeb bush and -- >> dana bash only supported me. >> supported all of us. >> just reporter trying to pick my job off the table here. >> amanda, for senator ted cruz, we'll get to what ron said in a moment. the insufferable john kasich. i want to get back to donald trump last night who had a big win. 60%, almost all of the delegates available in the state. a different donald trump when he took the stage to declare victory. >> very interesting. not only did he give a very brief speech, a low key speech, even his kind of jabs at the party which he's been given were much more subdued about the rigged system. and you know, he didn't -- it wasn't that long ago that he was having big press conferences with people at his country club and showing off trump stakes or things we thought were trump stakes. it was all about marketing the trump name. now it really seems to be about being a genuine candidate who follows not total presid

he didn't do it when he was governor, dana. we have to factor in race here. i want to call this to your attention in 1902 virginia legislature took steps to disenfranchise black voters. they gave literacy taxes and these black people different standard of law when it came to black folks. if you were convicted of a crime you can't vote. that was intentional. that's why it's been a big issue for the civil rights communities and black communities in the state of virginia. i think mcauliffe is paying back some debt there's. >> i wonder if you can stop a violent criminal by saying hey if you commit a violent crime you can't vote. >>> president obama's overseas trip continues. yesterday he ruffled some feathers in the uk when he weighed in on a domestic dispute. did he go too far this time? that's next. nsure. nsure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this c

dana bash is taking over hosting duties today and joins us now. dana, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> and governor kasich is picking up a key endorsement. what have you learned? >> well, he is going to be endorsed by the republican governor of nevada, brian sandoval. now, that is a state that has already voted, but he is, brian sandoval, is an important national figure for all republicans but also the kind of brand that john kasich is going for, kind of the maybe more compassionate conservative. he is somebody who appeals to a latinos and others who kasich says he's trying to bring into the fold. but the other fascinating part of our discussion, i think, is obviously we've heard donald trump going hard after the republican national committee, saying that the system is rigged. well, john kasich is obviously running in the same race, and he has quite a different take on it. listen to this. >> donald trump is on a tirade against the republican nominating system. he says the system is rigged, the vote is no longer a vote. what do you think? d

dana rinta is the girlfriend of a san francisco man. kron4's chris kaeg l joins us live with this story that made headlines all week line. >> it started on tuesday when stanislaus petrof announced they would be filing a lawsuit against the sheriff's department. and this stunning development last night when the fbi raided his home. >> reporter: for stanislaus petrof a high speed chase across the bridge and ended with a beating. this video appears to show two alameda deputies striking him multiple times. >> it starts at the top. >> reporter: this week petrof's attorney held a press conference with new information the public hadn't heard. one of the deputies approached a homeless man who saw the whole thing. >> one of the beaters went up to the witness and said i hope you enjoy the show. >> reporter: then attorneys claim the deputy gave the homeless man a gold medallion taken off of petrof's neck. >> our qualities don't include taking jeweler. they don't include bribing witnesses. >> reporter: the attorneys also claim the alameda deputies

dana, great to see you. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. >> seems like there's one chart in particular that's really concerning to you when it comes to this divergence. >> yeah. when you look at the specifically the rally off of the mid february lee, you see a pretty stellar rally globally, centered mostly in the u.s. and reaching pockets around the world, conspicuously lagging is the region of europe, and while we did get a mean reversion bounce for a few weeks in the european indexes, over the last few weeks we've seen the indexes begin to roll over again pretty much continentwide so it's concerning to see that again. >> show how do you use this information, dana? is your assumption that the s&p 500 should move lower to meet overseas stocks or vise versa. >> so what we like to do is we're trend followers. from the long side we like to focus on relative strength so from that perfective, the message is pretty simple. we want to avoid europe, at least from the long side so we're going to focus on the areas that have bee

. >> larry: is dana bash trying to get jake tapper to make out with her? hmmmm. so trump claimed at least 8 -9d delegates despite previously stating that the primary system was rigged in ted krz's favor. all right. so how many delegates did system rigor ted cruz pick up in new york. >> ted cruz with a grand total of 0. 0 in a state where he did campaign. >> larry: you guys are happy. yeah, new york values, man, zero delegates. hmmmm. man, the primary system may be rigged but apparently not for his pleasure. (laughter) thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. and speaking of gratuitous sex references, this is true. ted cruz said this in his speech last night. >> he may have been knocked down. but america has always been best when she is lying down with her back on the matt. (laughter). >> larry: what? >> yes, and let me just say brazil at her face booty up. you know, just let me-- no, let me say, i like france standing over me with her stilleto heels pressed into my junk. you know. all right, on the democratic side hillary clinton the frontrunner had a

. >>> off dana point, california, a rescue of a giant sea turtle was caught on video. stacy butler of our los angeles station kcbs reports. >> biggest one i've ever seen in high life. >> reporter: when saw this sea turtle off dana point sunday, his only thought was to free him. >> i knew i had to do and i didn't know what to expect. >> reporter: without a wet suit or a plant, he grabbed a knife. >> just keep going like this. i'm going to jump off and grab on to him. i'm going to take it off here. jumped. he says the cord was wrapped around the turtle's body. he cut quickly but careful not to hurt the turtle. >> i pulled myself up. he stayed pretty much on the surface the whole time. i got him. i got it cut off as much as possible and it looked pretty free and swam pretty fast away from me after that. >> reporter: the native hawaiian say his aunt and grandmother on the big island often saved sea turtles, considered sacred animals in their family. this was his first rescue. in hawaiian tradition, the symbol is a sea turtle. seven years ago, he had a turtle tattooed on hi

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