have a path towards victory, towards the white house. [applause] and, wyoming can give us an enormous boost forward if we win here on saturday. we often win, almost always win when the voter turnout is high. we do poorly when the voter turnout is low. let us see on saturday a record-breaking turnout here in the wyoming caucus. [applause] and let us have wyoming democrats making it clear that this great state is part of the political revolution. thank you all very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> during the

square foot townhome. and in oakland, right now city leaders are considering how to pause housing emergency for renters. >> reporter: the conversation is still going strong in city council chambers. 200 people signed up to speak about the issue. the proposal includes a 90 day emergency moratorium on no-cost evictions and rent increases. it would also expand rent control. many say they are concerned about ending up on the streets. >> people here are going to be living out of parts on the freeway. i mean even more so. people who work every single day. this is ridiculous. you are concerned about people in other countries but you cannot take care of the people here. some 60% of us are renters because there is nothing you can rent if you make $30,000 per year. >> also among the crowd inside city hall, any property owners who say the proposal does not do anything to solve the housing crisis. those in favor also want the city council to vote on april 19th to send increased winter protection to the ballot. >>> now to the campaign and the big upset in wisconsin primaries. veronica has the

white house. >> reporter: donald trump left rnc headquarters thursday with a wave and thumbs up. >> it was a good meeting. they wanted to discuss unity. i like discussing unity, too. >> reporter: trump announced he would no longer honor a pledge to support the republican presidential nominee. >> they won't get the data and run to be our nominee and tell me they're not going to support the party. >> reporter: trump's changes of getting delegates could be in jep diif he chooses -- jeopardy if he loses next week. tensions are growing in the democratic race too. >> i am so sick of the standard campaign lie being me. >> reporter: they accuse clinton of taking money from the fuel industry. she claims she has donor that is happen to work for those companies. >> if you take sums of money, millions of dollars from paid lobbiest of the industry, are you going to be inclined to be as aggressive as you should be? >> reporter: an estimated 15,000 people showed up thursday night to hear sanders speak. both candidates have strong roots in new york, where 247 dell combats are at stake. clinton

aggressive outreach in what is called the housing first model. that's the idea of giving permanent housing to the homeless with no strings attached. and it is already bringing the total number of veterans nationwide down by 30%. >> is there anything else that i can do for you? >> you know i want to get out of here as soon as possible. >> stangler has now found urgency in finding how's. his partner cannot return to a life living outdoors. >> she's got cancer. and i'm sorry. but when i think about her, and i'm too old to cry. and it's just -- it's very important for me to get a place so she can be with me. because i don't know how much longer she would really have. >> but it has been three months, and a now-clean-shaven stangler is still without a home. despite an effort to streamline the housing process, advocates say accessing the va services involves a frustrating amount of red tape. >> there are a lot of folks, but still focusing on the one, you don't really help nobody. >> the gay that the person says i'm ready to get off the street, i'm ready to make these choice, you need to r

and receive it. especially when it comes to the basics of life, housing and food. >> the rights of every veteran, including ending the tragedy of homelessness among veterans. >> the notion that one homeless veteran is one too many is why president obama in 2010 launched a plan to end veteran homelessness by the end of 2015. >> we're not going to stop until every veteran who has defended america has a home in america. >> largely funded by the department of veteran's affairs, it's a $7 billion initiative that partners community groups with government agencies. it uses aggressive outreach in what is called the housing first model. that's the idea of giving permanent housing to the homeless with no strings attached. and it is already bringing the total number of veterans nationwide down by 30%. >> is there anything else that i can do for you? >> you know i want to get out of here as soon as possible. >> stangler has now found urgency in finding how's. his partner cannot return to a life living outdoors. >> she's got cancer. and i'm sorry. but when i think about her, and i'm too old to

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working hard right now the house of representatives to change that. to make sure that seniors get the rays they deserve if they were denied this year and to get the race they deserve in the future as well as extending medicare to cover your eyes, ears, and teeth. a lot of it may sound like common sense but the system has been created to frustrate, and i have been named the most effective member of congress because all the good things i've gotten done for people time and time and again, i want to do more than the senate. thank you. >> of next, congressman joe. >> thank you to the open debate coalition, think it teach one of you submitted questions. thank you to my colleague alan for agreeing to this format as well, think this is a very good thing. i've been in congress for two years. i have made it a point every day to fight for the people of florida. to put it it all on the line every single day. for veterans who pays the healthcare crisis, introduce legislation to empower them to choose where they receive their healthcare. for seniors for seniors i've introduced legislation to create

miles around my grandfather's house and not allowed to do anything. >> it does not explain why ice cream vendors were allowed up until 2009. they make too much noise. they want ice cream monopoly all to themselves. if themselves. if you know anybody, tell them to return phone calls a while. >> the boardwalk will be rocking. the music festival on friday through sunday. dozens. everything. proceeds benefit the music foundation. >> in light of the brussels attacks, the new york subway system, two bombs went off atof the airport, one of the metro station. >> look at that. >> in light of the terrible terrorist attacks a possible security flaws in our area. the 1st target was it in brussels was the airport. i am turning my attention. i spoke with security expert brian michael. there's a reason terrorists target underground transportation. >> two bombs went off at the airport. one at the metro station on the train. that one killed twice as many as the two at the airport. >> i wanted to find out more on the ground again. retired detective stationed in israel. he is friendly, the kind of gu

the national institut i of health and the cdclicame to the white house today to make their case. they say the more they learn about the zika virus, the scarier it becomes. the obama administration is asking for nearly $ billion in emergency funding for zika research and prevention. congressional republicans have >>> victims of domestic violence can soon sign up for health insurance in new york any time of the year. the new policy begin this is s this friday. most people are only allowed to sign up for health insurance from november through january. >>> there is new evidence that taking aspirin can help prevent heart attacks and colon cancer. doctors found that some age groups could benefit from a regular low dose aspirin. a recommendation applies to those only at low risk for aspirin side effects, obviously. those who took the daily low hdoseaafter being diagnosed with colon cancer were twice as likely to survive. >>> the science tells us there is benefit to regular use of low dose aspirin in people between the ages of 50 and 70. says there's also some evidence aspirin might hav

house international jazz day concert. >> that's fantastic. >>> coming up at 5:00 a.m., if you're heading out the door take us with you. keep watching "today in new york" by downloading the news 4 >>> an all-night search in central park. police looking for a child who may be in danger. >>> and donald trump making news on both coasts. violent protests out west and police here investigate a suspicious package at trump tower. >> and there could be a bag fee on your next trip to the supermarket. "today in new york" starts now. 5:00 a.m. on this friday, i'm michael gargiulo. >> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris cimino is here with the forecast. good morning. >> not a lot of change in the last 24 hours. clouds rolled in yesterday. still with us this morning. temperatures in the 40s. not a lot of rain out there. a touch of light rain across portions of the hudson valley. millwood, 45. vista, 46. you get into the city, 50. elsewhere between 45 and 50. not a big spread in temperature from the city to the suburbs. there's a little bit of light rain that i was talking about going across portions

home prices have shot through the roof. tonight, there is a sign that the housing market may have reached the peak. >> and time to put your cell phone down at the movies, one movies, one of the biggest movie chains may let you text in the theaters instead. >> how do you ,, for years.. four years, to be exact.. some surprising news in a city that's knownr skyrocketing real estate pr. kpix 5's andria borba is alg the embarcadero in san frano to explain. andria >>> after going nowhere but up for years, four years to be exact, the surprising news in in the city that is known for skyrocketing real estate prices. we are in san francisco with andrea to explain. >> reporter: we are - - you can't get a place a place for $100,000 in this area but this year, it's only - - with views like this it is not a surprise, the san francisco real estate market is hotter than the base of the sun. but just as things cool off by the wind of change moves in for homebuying. >> last spring was the most ridiculous i've ever seen the market. around out of we started to feel it reach back a little bit. >> repo

fire burning through two homes, the fire broke out in an unoccupied house around 4 p.m., the flames spread to a neighboring house but everyone got out safely. firefighters brought the flames under control at 7:00 no one was hurt. front in the bronx injured two people that car smashed into the bronx uptown seafood market at white plains road in wakefield around 4:00 this afternoon. eyewitnesses say two cars hit each other in the intersection and one ended up in the restaurant. >> the lady sealed like she panicked when the car hit her that's probably what happens. they couldn't keep control of the wheel anymore. definitely more people could have been hurt. >> both drivers did remain at the scene, a police investigation we're told is ongoing at this point no charges have been filed. no word yet on the conditions of the two people who were injured. >>> also in the bronx, police arrested a woman after she attacked and robbed a 103-year- old woman. lewis was followed into her co- op city building, investigators say the suspect road the elevator all the way to the making off with a cart of

: officials here emphasize the need for funding that congress hasn't yet allocated. the white house has asked for $1.9 billion in emergency zika funds. some in congress say that unused emergency funds for ebola should be shifted to zika instead. that debate brews and local health departments head home from atlanta with new plans for zika preparedness. they may look something like the work billy ryan does every day. the mosquito lives close to people and can breed almost anywhere you might find water. >> okay, this is breeding mosquitos. i can see the larvae without my glasses. >> reporter: a life long native of key west, for ryan, being a mosquito district control inspector is about protecting his neighbor. >> i've been doing this 11 1/2 years in this area. i know everybody out here. >> reporter: it's work that never en for "nightly business report," i'm meg terrell in >>> tesla's latest car model is a big hit even before it hit showrooms. that's where we begin "market focus." the electric carmaker revealed it's model 3 in an event last night. the car won't be for sale until the end

could have been so much worse. >> his next move was to run into the house. by the time he would have got his keys and everything he would have got really injured. >> reporter: again, it was that neighbor who lives across the street the father credits for stopping this attack. the victim had minor injuries and refused medical attention. unit is investigating this incident. stefan kim channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> a fight over a subway seat turns bloody. two men got into an argument on a northbound train around 12:30 this afternoon. as the train pulled into the 125th street station the fight spilled out onto the platform. that is when one man pulled out a knife and stabbed the other. both were taken to the hospital and both arrested. >>> police released surveillance video after an attack in the bronx. detectives want to talk to this man about the incident. the man approached a 15-year- old woman from behind in white plains, and put his hands on her neck and choked her, before running off. >>> police arrested two men the bridge -- the brooklyn bridge earlier this morning. the nypd

filthy air and getting asthma. they are tired of paying half of their income for housing. they want and i want major investments in inner cities throughout this country. and by the way, when we rebuild our housing, stock, when we build affordable housing, when we rebuild our roads and bridges and water systems, we create millions of good-paying jobs. i am a member of the u.s. senate committee on the environment. i have talked to scientists all over our country, all over the world. the debate is over. climate change is real. it is caused by human activity. it is already doing devastating harm to this country and countries throughout the world. together, we must have and accept the moral responsibility of leaving this planet in a way that is healthy and habitable to our children our grandchildren. [cheering] and together we will take on the fossil fuel industry. [cheering] we will transform our energy system to sustainable energy and energy efficiency. [cheering] brothers and sisters, we live in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, but very few people know that. and the reaso

report in 1993 on america's children at risk to the white house. she has served in many ways at the highest levels on american bar association and the editorial boards of the family courts review and family law quarterly. she is a distinguished advocate of the first amendment and we are happy to welcome them here at the cato institute and talk about her book, "lessons in censorship." catherine. [applause] >> thank you for the introduction and for raising the streets of washington today and the sunniest equivalent of a snow day we have ever seen. i'm going to begin by reading the opening passage for my book. you lose all constitutional rights once you enter a school building a school official and soulful account in new york claimed in the spring of 2012 year you are not allowed to do this she asserted as she confiscated flyers from indignant student who was protesting her son five day suspension. larry and censorship upon censorship come at the episode a surreal quality. the student had been punished for voicing her opposition to bullying and away the school deemed inappropriate. the

with recruitment definitely. there's still going to be a challenge with rising housing prices in the area. this will definitely help us keep competitive. >> only about a little less than 10% of our employees actually live in palo alto. so trying to attract a workforce is challenging in those environments. >> reporter: the union and city agree the pay increases will help. they admit it will not dramatically change these workers' ability to buy homes here in palo alto. also as part of this deal, these workers will have to pay a bit more for health insurance and in medical costs in exchange for higher salaries. live in palo alto, betty yu, kpix5. >>> no relief for renters in san mateo tonight who say they are getting priced out. the city council killed a proposal for an emergency ordinance that would have required landlords who evict tenants to pay six months relocation assistance. some properties owners said that wouldn't be fair. >> so many of us have worked from having nothing to have something for retirement and to put constrictions on that and take away our rights is unconscionable

suburban women. he looks like aien election candidate who could put the house and senate in play. kennedy: we have 5 seconds. >> cruz and trump will cut a deal. kennedy: he's going to put a liberal on the court and we are all going to die. there are new and bizarre developments on the plane hijacker's selfie photo. california is set to raise the minimum wage to $15. we'll break down the economics in a moment. show me movies with explosions. show me more like this. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what blows you away. call or go onliand switch to x1. only with xfinity. kennedy: this week governor jerry brown and the california legislature reached an agreement on raising the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour which sounds great. proponents believe it will raise the floor on the working class. but economists say the laws of supply and demand can't be suspended by legislation. what is the biggest impact on a state like california raising the minimum wage over the next six years? >> this tend to hurt the people it's intended to help. if you loo

? liesl: i think the public was a smaller space and the golden is a much bigger house. in a way, we opened up the story. it's funnier. we worked with actresses to make it more accessible in some ways to not downtown audiences. but you have a chance to experience the story in a more epic way because we have more physical space. charlie: a more epic way. so it's not just about these women in a compound. you get a sense of breadth. danai: from my perspective, the show feels more dangerous because there is more room for you to fill as an actor. and because there are more people in the room, you have to work that much harder to get them all on the same page with you. like, for me, my performance had to break open. it was no longer the intimacy of the little sigh on the the audience. now i have to work to reach them and get them to reach me. charlie: what happens on june 20? doesn't it close on june 19? liesl: the actors go on a long vacation. because they do work extremely hard. charlie: you start a new movie after that? lupita: please. danai: i will require a vacation. i will -- danai:

, 2007, donovan came to this house with two men who, he says, were looking to buy some marijuana. >> i came to just make a couple of bucks, smoke some weed, and go home. i mean, you know, that wasn't the best thing i was doin' but that wasn't robbery and murder. >> donovan says the men told him they had to pick up money from a friend here. but what he says he didn't know is that the men had previously robbed anthony wright, who lived at the house. when anthony saw them, he ran upstairs and fired a first shot from the window. >> he shot with an assault rifle? >> with an assault rifle... very loud booms. >> donovan says he was tossed a gun. and that it was the first time he had held a firearm. >> i got scared, i let off one shot in the air and it gave me enough time to retreat and to get away. but for me to be accused of bein' down with all this stuff that was going on, it's a dead lie man. dead lie. >> anthony's friend who was on the front steps, was killed in the crossfire. police arrested the two men, and donovan. it was a serious charge. despite having no criminal record, donovan was

. katherine creag is there. >> reporter: lots of houses on this street as well. what an awful scene that took place. the victim's car just left here in the middle of the street, pretty much where that vehicle that you see right there. the victim badly injured, badly bleeding, tried to make his way out of the vehicle. we want to show you this video. lots of police on the scene earlier as they gathered as much evidence as they could and took photographs of the sedan. this is on cedar place and highland avenue. at 1:00 this morning, we understand a livery cab driver was robbed and stabbed. this is a residential area. lots of houses up and down the we're waiting to find out what happened. we are waiting to hear back from the taxi company, also detectives from the yonkers police department. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 4:33 right now. an investigation underway after a car hit four people on long island, one of them died. it happened on lyndon avenue in hempstead before 5:00 yesterday evening. one woman died, three other people were taken to the hospital with injuries. at mangled b

for the white house. >> it's an uphill battle for the front-runners on both sides with a helping hand from his wife, melania, donald trump is hoping to mend fences with women. 42 delegates are up for grabs for the republicans and 96 for democrats. >> a big loss today would greatly reduce trump's chances of clinching the nomination before the gop convention. abc's ray raimundi has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the stakes couldn't be higher on this primary day. the candidates making their pleas into the night vying for those coveted delegates. today's outcome will be a momentum changer and could panel make a clear path to a contested republican convention. another tuesday and another game-changing primary potentially. >> your vote will be important because the world is watching wisconsin. the world is watching. >> reporter: republican front-runner donald trump subdued and with his wife in the badger state admitting regrets for retweets and statements he made last week. >> i could have done without it and it's true and i wish i didn't send it out. if i had to

liberal, if you're not worried about senate or house seats -- >> but these people are angry. >> but are they angry enough to say we'll just hand it over to hillary clinton and forget it? forget the white house? >> bill o'reilly talked about the angry white men. i talked at the book "coming apart." the anger is not just at washington, but at a whole bunch of things. i think it is economic. and president obama has fuelled a lot of it he is not allowing the nation to be exceptional. i think there is a number of people that will not allow to be persuaded. o'reilly is saying they could stay home, and i think there is a number that could if it is trump versus clinton. you have a turnout problem on both sides. the other thing is, i know we spend a lot of time talking about the men that are angry. in the last two presidential elections, women have joet voted men by ten million or more. it's one thing to have angry white men, but we're not making any more of those. there are new voters. and it is a significant number. common on the campaign trail has to start thinking about that. >> so do yo

indiana on tuesday . the former house speaker did not have kind words for crews during an appearance on wednesday evening .>> i get along with almost everyone. i've never worked with a more miserable son of a pitch. >> cruz seems surprised. to him , every one of them has consisted of pleasantries. >> i said, what you think sweetie and i am inclined to keep going and she said , because she's not a politician, the people need a choice. if you don't give them a choice, who will. >> like kay said, bernie sanders has promised to stick it out even though hillary clinton has the nomination locked down . while sanders nomination is a longshot , he insisted he is the best person to take on truck. >> were defeating donald trump by much greater margins. >> hillary clinton will be in new york city today. she speaks at a fundraising breakfast for the eagle academy for young men. back to the incident here. police say they have not that is the latest live from midtown. >> after spending two years chasing the republican nomination, not really governing new jersey , according to critics, chris christ

. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the house stands adjourned until we believe the court is going to say that every time the state does not like what the federal , with the administration does or what the legislature does, the congress, you can't go in. what the president did was lawful with in the congress. allowing they allowed to take the actions being considered today. optimistic june we will refer. people will sign up for drivers license and be able to protect their families. i got to the arguments this morning. i thought the arguments were very encouraging. nailed it when he pointed out it was a political dispute. allowed to proceed every time thestate disagrees with president they will be filing a lawsuit. this is something that should not even be before this court, number one. number two, they made it ability ofclear the the president to secure these actions as long-standing and based in touch you to hand regulations. to deny that would be an extraordinary departure from law and history. i am optimistic the court will there were no standing protections to proceed, but it was

speaker of the house says he won't run for president this year no matter what happens at the gop convention. this morning, candidates from both parties are battling to delegates. they suggest the races are tightening. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are tied among democratic voters and hena daniels has our report. >> reporter: speaker of the house paul ryan says count him out at the republican party has a contested convention this summer. >> i do not want, nor will i accept the nomination for our party. >> reporter: ryan has advice for the delegates. >> i believe that you should only choose from a person who is actually participated in the primary. >> reporter: donald trump is ahead in the delegate count but may not get enough to clench before july. mathematically ted cruz has a slim chance and john kasich has none. scott pelley that he can win the nomination at an open convention. >> virtually every poll, i am the only one that beats hillary clinton. >> reporter: trump is slamming the nominating process. >> the rules are no good when you have to play dirty tricks in order to

service and national park service say they want to build a new fence around the white house that would be tougher, taller and stronger. the new proposal would replace the current fence with one double its height to nearly 14 feet. it would also incorporate intrusion detection technology. no word, however, on how much this would cost. >>> the odds of las vegas getting a nfl team are improving. the owner of the oakland raiders is pledging to move his team to vegas and promising to put $500 million toward a stadium. david beckham was also at the meeting yesterday. he may want to put a pro soccer team in the stadium, as well. nfl owners would have to approve the deal for the team to become the las vegas raiders. >> speaking of odds, what are the odds of this happening right here? this adorable bear cub was caught on camera in a backyard south of buffalo. >> i would have lost my breakfast. >> peering inside the window. then you saw it right there. >> you got a crash course in closed windows. you can look through them but you can't go through them. people inside the house were hurt. just a l

housing units. rent control pop up in a number of bay area cities. activist in alameda, richmond, burling game are fighting to get rent control boats on municipal ballot this fall. >>> a san francisco this company is planning to deliver medical supplies by drones. their focus is delivering critical medical products to places that are hard to reach. packages the way up to 3 1/2 pounds can be delivered in 15 to 30 minutes cutting down on refrigeration will blood and other supplies are transported. >> it is really hard to make sure the people have access to medicine that they need. zipline is designed to allow public healthcare systems to be able to always make a delivery when someone is in trouble. >> zipline is backed by google ventures is hoping to start distribution in july. >>> still to come up, an international scandal. >> documents reveal offshore document of the rich and famous. >>> we are taking a look out side. it is beginning to warm up all around the bay area. >>> water conservation efforts are going so well that some water restrictions may be lifted in parts of the stat

rico the only that's a bit of house passed a death march i am bill giving the governor the right not to make any debt payments if he chooses going forward. they don't have access in puerto rico to chapter 9. chapter 9 is only afforded to go to law for the 50/50 states in the united states minister tell us that puerto rico is a scam from that. what these happened is restructuring. allows the laws don't permit restructuring star speaker paul ryan is getting together with treasury and it's mandated a house committee to come up with a restructuring plan for puerto rico. anthony: if you are an individual investor. >> individual investors should not invest in puerto rico i believe until there's restructuring. maria: you know what strikes me and anthony is someone individuals were investing in puerto rico and didn't know it through mutual funds and had tons. why bruce have so many people even individuals gone to puerto rico even if they didn't really know what was going on? you talk about 12 or 14. >> in the 50 states the united states coupons or five, six or seven. the cheapest coupons

brentwood, tracy, oakley and mountain house. and temperatures in the 70s and 80s north of the golden gate bridge. your full forecast still coming up. >>> let's send it over to gianna. >> 280 around west burle looks like a vehicle stuck in the bushes there off to the right side of the roadway so slight spectator slowing, action off to the side but no injuries. looks like they are trying to clear this quickly as you work your way through there. stay along the peninsula, this time on 101 southbound between university and embarcadero, look out for roadwork, construction in effect, two lanes closed, that will be there until 5:00 this morning. and taking a look at traffic at the bay bridge, so far pretty light as you work your way out of oakland into san francisco. >>> a sign of the times, hundreds of renters in west san jose being evicted so their building can be torn down and replaced with newer apartments and businesses. as kpix5's maria medina reports, those renters have an impossible task trying to find affordable places to live. >> reporter: kim brown and her neighbors refuse to leave qui

white house now accusations of poor judgment and even cheating are popping up. next up the new york primaries with a large number of delegates on the line. cbs' brian webb reports from the big apple. >> reporter: donald trump says there's something wrong with the way republicans choose their presidential nominee. >> this is a crooked system, folks. >> reporter: trump's campaign says ted cruz is using underhanded methods to pick up delegates loyal to the texas senator. >> you see the gestapo tactics. >> that's a strong word. >> we'll be filing several protests. >> reporter: cruz's campaign calls the accusations lies. he said he will be ready for a contested convention. >> i think we will go in with an overwhelming advantage. >> reporter: trump can still clinch the nomination before the convention, but he needs to win nearly 60% of the remaining delegates to do it including a big win in new york next week. trump and hillary clinton both have double digit leads in the polls in new york. clinton went to several churches sunday before campaigning in baltimore where she slammed sanders' r

!" [ laughter ] check out this next obama expression. this is from a recent white house meeting. this is the "i'm not angry, i'm just disappointed." [ laughter and applause ] next one is grtat. you don't see this expression at oaden.i this is the "seriously?" ew. let's take a look at this next expression. this is from a few weeks ago. [ light laughter ] this is from the "uh-oh, the chipotle just kicked in." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: uh-oh. blast off. >> jimmy: blast off? [ light laughter ] >> steve: it kicked in hard. >> jimmy: yeah, here's another lesser known obama expression. this is from a recent meet and greet event. [ audience aws ] this is the "nahh, zebenya!" [ applause ] check out this next one. this is president obama, he's standing next to michelle. look at his face there, yeah. this is the "when bae won't let you get a toy." [ laughter and applause ] i wanted a toy. >> steve: i want a toy. >> jimmy: i wanted a drone. [ light laughter ] i don't care what i got as long as it was new. stop doing that. [ fart noise ] doing my impression of droopy. >> steve: okay, go, go

, down that marker, i would say that they would make progress because the white house made some progress, already made progress with republicans. made it aobama has major priority. but i actually think we'll be januaryaround here in of 2017 with an eight-justice court. gwen: oh, joy. thank you all very much. thank you, as well. we have to go now but as always, continuessation online, on the "washington week" among othera where, things, we'll talk about today's nuclear summit in washington. you can find it later tonight and all week long at pbs.org/washingtonweek. keep up with the latest judyopments with me and woodruff on the "pbs newshour." see you here next week on "washington week." good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org.] >> corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- today people are coming out to the nation's capital to important cause that could change the way you live for years to come. how can you help? more tog a little yourself. >> for my future.

allocates money for mta to redo penn station and louisiana guards ya airport for housing and homelessness and also toe combat terrorism. >> it also includes 4.billion income tax cut by 2025 so than $150,000 will save $767 starting in 2018. technologies now it's not all praise. some people who wanted other thingings that dujt call for like ethics reform, lawmakers back at it again today 9:30 a.m. ben and juliet, again, it is late. but this is not 2010 when it 125 days late. that was a late budget. back to both of you. >> we can handle a day or two. lights will stay on and people get paid on payday. so we'll make it through. teresa priolo in midtown. now to newark where testing has had found high levels of lead in the water at eight more schools in that city. >> this is not good. new york school district said 76 of the 324 samples collected in buildings last week above epa action level that means more monitoring and testing are are needed of those 16 came from water fountain or other source of drinking water. drinking water -- yesterday test results come a few weeks elevated levels found at

look at what is next for the race for the white house. >> i heard it. can i answer? here's the thing. i like protesters. but the ones that won't let you answer are afraid of the truth. >> reporter: former president bill clinton showed a publicly with a verbal push back aimed at black lives matter protesters. >> you are defending the people who killed the lives you say matter.>> reporter: complaints that he impacted and put thousands of men in jail. hillary clinton rode the subway. some good greeted her with glee and others were nonplussed. feeling the burn. >> i don't believe that she is qualified.>> bernie sanders' comments were classified as desperate by clinton's camp. ted cruz poked it donald trump saying he represented new york values. cruz may pay a price for the previous comments. some say not so much in upstate new york. after new york you could call it the amtrak primaries, those are states was cities with amtrak lines, that is the race for the white house this week. >>> bernie sanders is closing in on hillary clinton here in california. a poll shows clinton has lost her dou

weaken, revisiting six-month lows after disappointing housing report. the bigger story would be in the rally and commodity currencies, whether it is the aussie, loony, gnocchi. you can see the big move in the right now -- real. and theee to search best-performing currency in the world so far this year, up 12%. commodities, anything, you name it. oil seeing a huge rally again. from nigeria, venezuela, kuwait. bump.opper seeing a nice natural gas was up over 7%. across the board, you had commodities rallying. and some breaking news. intel reporting earnings. first-quarter adjusted earnings of 54 cents a beating the estimate of $.49. revenue of 13.8 billion dollars, in line with what analysts were anticipating. intel is cutting jobs, up to 12,000 positions. reports say they are structuring initiative to accelerate. byse job cuts will come mid-2017 and there is also some more details on its cfo succession plan as well. the headlines keep rolling. 12,000 jobs is about 11% of employees. alix: we are not seeing any after-hours trade because the stock is halted for more news pending. 11%, a st

>> during campaign 2016, c-span takes you on the road to the white house, as we follow the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. announcer: republican presidential candidate, governor john kasich of ohio, spoke on thursday at the new york city republican annual gala event. his remarks were about 20 minutes. [applause] gov. kasich: thank you. wow, i mean, what a dinner. and they are going to serve, because i thought it would be better to move the program along. gave wanted to tell you -- me a round of applause for that, i know you are all hungry. [applause] so, i heard the donald talking about new york values, so i thought i would tell you at the beginning of this how i feel about new york values. first of all, i think i have eaten my way across the entire state of new york, and have eaten every type of food there is. and i really do believe that the folks in new york will forgive me for that big mistake i made when i had a scolding piece of pizza and took a fork, but i do know how to eat pizza. i want to tell you how i feel about this town. you know, there is

picturing in front of my house and sidewalk and even though it's the intersection and i don't want it blocking my sidewalk. i think that was part of -- the summary action in the neighborhoods about that, but i do think looking at how we could strength know our whereas's to help argue the point. i mean it's clear from at least the four of us -- well, i haven't heard from the other commissioner yet. >> one thing that is incumbent upon us at the health department like in the fourth whereas i think that data is not significant and if it is we need to say that and if not we need to say that and we assert certain things that are data driven but the end are small in the data that you presented to us. >> and the fourth whereas and the department of public health of public injuries -- that one or the fifth? >> that one, the fourth. i think whenever you assert data our case gets stronger and significant and i know everything thomas does when he shows us studies relies on that kind of rigor. >> but that would be some of the specifics that would help i think as people are reading this and reading

. exit polls show voters that want an outsider in the white house voted for donald trump. as for hillary clinton, it was supporters who want to continue president barack obama's policies that showed their support. anne-marie? >> hena daniels, thanks a lot. >>> as it polls, democrats are ready to rally around the party nominee. nearly seven out of ten sanders supporters said they would definitely or probably vote for clinton. 65% of new york democratic voters say clinton has the better chance of beating donald trump in the general election. cbs news estimates that hillary clinton picked up at least 135 delegates in new york. she now has about 80% of the delegates she needs to clinch the nomination. with the help of superdelegates, she could have enough delegates by mid-may. donald trump now has 844 delegates after picking up at least 89 of the 95 delegates up for grabs here in new york. candidate with a chance to clinch the nomination before july's convention. demarco morgan and cbs elections director anthony silvanto looked at the gop race. >>> when we look at the republican side to your

shoddy sale of mortgages before the housing bubble and economic meltdown eight years ago. steve: quite a mess in midtown following a water main break which sent a huge plume of steam into the air. look at that. it happened around 9:30 this morning. the good news, no one was hurt. the street will remain closed until they patch it up. dari: people are stuck in their apartments. >> officials are newark are calling for new legislation to test the drinking water in schools across the country. steve: that after excessive amounts of lead were found in dozens of schools there. liz dahlem in newark with the details. >> reporter: the sinks and drinking fountains at fast track academy high school have been shut off since last month. >> they say do not drink water. >> reporter: schools turned the water off at 30 facilities after elevated levels of lead were found. school officials tell me bottles of water are being delivered every few days, depending on student consumption. >> what happens if you need a drink? or they say bring your own. >> reporter: newark politicians vowed to fix the prob

. >>> the two front runners in the race for the white house maybe nursing some election hangovers. >> dilling series close to donald trump and hillary clinton, and we take a look at the numbers this morning and very interesting.>> it is very interesting as we look at these numbers out of wisconsin, a big win for ted cruz, 13 point margin over donald trump, beyond what the polls were suggesting in wisconsin. bernie sanders, 57 and hillary clinton 43. welcome to the aftermath, a big night in wisconsin last night, and we will start with the numbers on the republican side. ted cruz has a 13 point victory over donald trump, larger than many polls suggested, and bernie sanders was a big victory over hillary clinton. >> reporter: ted cruz and bernie sanders start the day with a dose of momentum. >> hillary, get ready and here we come. >> reporter: ted cruz busted donald trump by double digit margin yesterday. the exit polls show that ted cruz one the evangelicals -- won the evangelicals. and by denying donald trump the lion share of the delegates, this could likely go down to a contested

need temporary housing because of the -- in southern japan, aftershocks continue in the week over a period of . major quakes, 100,000 people can't live in their homes after the quakes not knocked over thousands of building and killed 45 people. other areas have no running water today were flush toilets. >>> when continues to soak houston making the deadly storm some of the worst the region -- region has seen since tropical storm allison back in 2001. >>> ibex art blamed on the -- desired blamed on the rains and floodwaters, more than a foot fell, forms filled with water and people are using whatever they can to go to safety and mattresses and refrigerators. >>> my town houses flooded my refrigerator everything is -- i have to dry up stairs, i have room people trying to get away because they got kid. >>> the storms are caused by low-pressure system, greg abbott has declared a state of disaster in nine counties in the region . >>> two news details of a concert is -- the concert is being canceled in north carolina over the lgbt law. pearl jam announces coppell calling off tomorrow show

house. still, there's a one-year-old out on a cold day. it's 40 degrees. >>g police say the five-year-old knew how to get back home nd took police there. they were ultimately able to track down the mother. she's being held on two counts of risk of injury to a mother, due back in court on friday. >>> nearly three years after a brutal beating death of a ansgender woman in harlem, a guilty plea from james dixon to manslaughter. he faces up to 12 years behind bars for repeatedly punching the 21-year-old after realizing she was transgender. the victim died from her injuries. >>> an early morning scare for dozens of passengers headed to la guardia. their delta flight was diverted after suddenly losing cab the flight had taken off in charleston, south carolina, but it quickly made an emergency landing at raleigh durham international. everybody got off safely. >>> nine delta gates were shut down in newark airport after an electrical fire, forcing nearly 200 people to evacuate wait. . the flames were put out and the terminal reopened but the fire rekindled causing a second evacuation. nobody w

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