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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

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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

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

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

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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

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

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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

. quick question, what are voya retirement squirrels doing in my house? we're putting away acorns. you know, to show the importance of saving for the future. so you're sort of like a spokes person? no, i'm more like a metaphor. okay, a spokes-metaphor. no, i'm... you're a spokes-metaphor. yeah. ok. see how voya can help you get organized at voya.com. bill: a man accused of shooting and killing an nfl player. stormer saints defensive end will smith shot dead by a man who apparently rear earned him. that suspected gunman cardell hayes,s suspected murderer. reporter: police are calling this a road rage incidents at this point. this happened late saturday night in the upscale lower garden district neighborhood of new orleans. investigators say will smith was driving in his her save dees with his wife when they were rear ended. witnesses say the driver of that car got pout and exchanged words with the former saints defensive end and started shooting. the 28-year-old has been charged with second degree murder and is being held on one million dollars bond. authorities say they are trying to f

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

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

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

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

pennsylvania house candidate chris rabb says he heard gunshots seconds after giving his campaign pitch to the 21-year-old victim. he had been canvassing for votes along vernon road when the deadly shooting happened this afternoon. nbc 10's andrea kline top as joins. >> reporter: residents tell me the neighborhood is like this all quiet. but it looked much different not that long ago at this hour an 18-year-old and 21-year-old are dead. a 17-year-old was grazed in the head. the incident brought out the police commissioner who is frustrated the second shooting was not prevented. family and friends flocked to the 1400 block of vernon road where a 21-year-old lay dead, shot twice in the head, just after 3:30 this afternoon, outside of the m and f supermarket. >> i seen the police cars. i had no idea that it was someone in my family. then my nephew says, he is gone. >> reporter: minutes before, he was talking to chris rabb, campaigning to become the state representative. according to the campaign manag manager, the 21-year-old said he wanted to work with the candidate. seconds later,

expected to be so close. each says they've got the better path to the white house. new york's 247 delegates can make a big difference getting there. >> voter views an breaking news. our first exit polling. moments we'll show you the data and what it might tell us about how the night's shaping up. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> for the first time in a long time, presidential politics, new york really matters, in just a few hours we're going to learn exactly how. in a few minutes, we will learn what voters are telling our exit pollsters and what early signs they should be looking for that could signal who comes out on top, bringing it to all of you. team of correspondents across the electoral landscape as well as best political minds in the business. jim acroostaacosta, trump expeco well in new york. how confident is his campaign now? >> reporter: they're very confident. they want a landslide in new york to reset the narrative of the campaign. i talked to a top official inside donald trump's delegate operation who said, yes, it is possible the

sbeer the white house. he is full of dirty tricks. who knows what she is referring to? but i wouldn't doubt anything that he has up his sleeve. >> snake in the grass. i mean, i know trump accused the cruz camp of wining and dining delegates or potential delegates. have you seen any of that with your own eyes? >> i have not. you know, i'm very busy. i travel. i do a lot of events, out on the front line with voters on behalf of mr. trump and his campaign so i have not seen ted cruz or the campaign up close. but, you know, i know that is happening. >> final question for you, healy. you know, there's obviously more at stake beyond here in new york and a report of trump giving the top adviser something like $20 million budget to spend on the upcoming contests. can you confirm that for me? >> i am not privy to actual advertising budgets or those type of dollars. or those type of activities. quite frankly, however, i do think that we're going to be engaging a lot more on multiple fronts including advertising events and just being out there and engaging with voters from all walks of life beca

. we'll have that in a moment. >>> let's start with politics. big tuesday in the race for the white house. key contests in five more states today. this morning, the 11th hour pact between cruz and kasich to defeat trump is already showing signs of strain. we'll talk to governor kasich in a moment. let's begin with nbc national correspondent peter alexander. good morning. >> hi, savannah, matt. good morning. the next seven days, going to give us a better idea whether donald trump can secure the delegates he needs to clinch the republican nomination before the convention in cleveland. trump up by double digits in all primary states voting today. showing why his opponents saw the need for the partnership. donald trump reaching 50% republicans for the first time, according to the latest nbc news surveymonkey online poll. >> we will make america great again. >> reporter: the man behind the art of the deal slamming the cruz-kasich deal as a fraud, lacing his attack with one word. >> collusion. they collude. collude. they colluded. actually, i was happy because it shows how weak they are. it sho

largely off as well from campaigning. tonight he will be at the annual white house correspondents dinner here in d.c. we are joined now with the very latest from the democratic campaign trail. >> reporter: if hillary clinton's campaign schedule is any indication, she isn't too concerned about indiana's primary on tuesday. that's despite polls indicating that it could be a tight race there. the candidate herself has hardly spent any time in the hoosier state. she held a couple events there on tuesday but has left the bulk of the campaigning to her husband and daughter. right now, she has a six point lead over bernie sanders in the real clear politics average of polls. over the last few days, clinton hardly mentioned bernie sanders and is clearly shifting her focus to the general election and the republican front-runner, donald trump, who has been stepping up his criticisms of the former secretary of state. >> i have a lot of experience dealing with men who sometimes get off the reservation in the way they behave and how they speak. i'm not going to deal with their temper tantrums o

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new york press corp version of the white house correspondent's dinner. hoik made a surprise appearance and there was a little skit there with racial overtones. thanks for the endorsement, bill. it took you long enough. >> savvy, hillary. >> cautious politician time. >> cp time, cautious politician time. reporter: mayor deblasio says people are making much ado about nothing. the tabloids are going crazy with bill deblasio being under investigation for campaign contributions. you remember the fox poll had clinton up 16 points. the fox poll, she is up by 14 points. this is becoming a must-win for her because of all these victories we see bernie sanders piling up. today is the first anniversary of hillary clinton getting into this race. they did not believe inside the clinton campaign that they would be dealing with bernie sanders. they not they would have this wrapped up. what a ride it's been for a year. bill: not a lot of good judgment on that joke. the democratic candidates battling it for new york and it's turning ugly. >> secretary clinton has given a number of speeches on

. he build housing. he loved to work. he didn't say, you have to work and you have to this, but i would learn sitting at his knee, playing with blocks. and it would be a sunday or saturday night or any time. he was always working. and he was a happy man. and i learned that work is a great thing. i looked at my father. he had a wonderful wife. they had a fantastic marriage. it was 63 years. it was an incredible relationship. but my father was a very happy person. and all he did is work. he couldn't take a -- i don't think he has ever taken a vacation. one time he told me he took a vacation and came back early. he was happy. he was content. he had a great family. he had a great wife. and what i learned is that when you work, and if you enjoy what you're doing -- if you really love what you're doing, it's a great thing and you'll be happy. i know so many of the people -- many of them were at the big celebration the other night. they're all friends of mine, big business people. i won't specify which ones. some of these people unbelievably wealthy but unbelievably unhappy. >> as you've

doing, picketing in front of the white house. nobody had ever done that before. this is new. this is a new idea. you have women like this, right? making the world safe for democracy, they are in it. and they are holding up posters of woodrow wilson, what about women in this country? when are they going to be allowed to vote? this picture is deceiving because it is the before picture , the after picture is after the mob attacks, rips the posters down, please come and send them to jail. force-fed, put in solitary confinement. what is their crime? they stood outside the white house with a banner, right? but these women, i mean, if you have time to study them in depth, it is amazing. here are some ideas from the new york times. does backlson finally women's suffrage in the middle of the war. again, you want to think it is because of women supporting the war effort. but the real secret is down here at the end. states, some states are beginning to pass female suffrage. new york just past -- it is because i'm touching the screen. they were worried that when women started voting in new york st

blow up the democratic party or does he want to see a democrat in the white house? >> it's going come down to numbers. we can bicker back and forth but if you look at the republican side the numbers are in favor of donald trump. the you look on the democratic side right now, after new york, that was a big win for hillary, where she took home 139 over sanders 108 delegates. she now leads the overall delegate count from 1146 to 1242. how much is riding on indiana and california? >> they're very important but also and i think the sanders campaign has been saying this, it's very likely that neither candidate is going to get to the convention with a majority of the delegates with just pledged delegates. >> but then what happens with the super delegates? is bernie sanders really going to influence the superdelegate to flop on hillary? >> we have to try to flip the supervisor weer delegate even though the superdelegate election is unfair. >> i disagree with you. >> we have to convince them that it is the truth, that bernie is a better candidate. better for america. >> do not agree. >> t

dating because you're still over her house, ya, that casino of thing. >> still over her house. >> judge another day, another day to find a darn gift. >> mike? >> they only gave birth to you, brought you in, wipe your back side. >> yes, all right. well, mothers day approaching. it is going to be sunday may the eighth. and if you're struggling with what to get your mama. >> oh, i apologize. >> the smelly kardashian's have some help for you. >> i never smelled -- >> they probably smell good. >> for instance, on her website kim kardashian recommends a 58-dollar dessert plate. >> save your money, don't worry about it. mom does not want that, does not need that. >> not bad compared to the other stuff. more expensive with khloe kardashian's idea, 1,500-dollar clutch. >> go one to dsw, buy one for $15 with mike's new 15-dollar bill. >> on a $15,000 surf board. >> just what my mom want, channel surf board. >> is this what they are getting their mother or recking this to their fans to buy. >> really? >> just another way to get publicity. i bet none of them chose those gift. some minon, some publi

have mr. roker on the road at the white house specifically at the kitchen garden. >> reporter: we are going to be lady. but we are going to be talking with the first lady about gardening and all of those healthy initiatives. we want to talk about this severe weather going on. we are watching the same storm system that brought tornadoes down to alabama. that is pushing its way east. you can see heavy showers and thunderstorms ahead of this front. we look for gusty winds, strong down bursts and behind it, look for light snow as colder air gets dragged in through the great lakes, we see a few inches of snow there. heavy rain from new york city north to new england. we could look for flash flooding, we have flood watches in effect through thursday into saturday with more heavy rain possible the next 24 hours. to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. meteorologist chuck bell. rain moving into much of the area with pockets of very heavy rain in culpeper coming towards the metro. be ready for a very heavy rain during the morning commute. temperatures are

. " [ cheers ] plus one of the biggest stars on broadway is in the house, i just can't wait to say great things to his face about how awesome he is. [ light laughter ] because i have to say great things about him. but i don't know him. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: tonight he's the first time on the show -- he's unbelievable in this thing. on saturday he ends his run as king george iii in the smash hit musical, "hamilton," jonathan groff is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] he's doing another show and he's got -- >> steve: unbelievable. >> jimmy: i love him, man. he's just hilarious. so talented. and we got this album. i can't wait for, this so far is my record of the year. until -- sugarhill gang. until that hit record comes out. [ light laughter ] >> steve: but for now -- >> jimmy: for right now, the lumineers are here tonight, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] the lumineers. guys, it's time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. we use twitter on our show every single week, so if you watch the show and want it

"hey, girl, hey!" [ 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 great. you don't see this expression that often. this is the "seriously?" [ laughter ] 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. [ fart noises ] stop doing that. [ fart noise ] doing

in a state like georgia should opt the whole nonsense out. at our house i will will never forget brody, hoist a really well behaved kid. i said you know in the olden days parents used to hit their kid. what would you think if i hit you. it is just mountain modern era there is a a lot of people who believe in it. in our house, and i have told this story, i have done everything else besides that, to that child. he is listening now, but it took a while. but bottom line is i cannot believe that this happened in a school with a child of that age. >> well, let's start debate on twitter. >> they're already tweeting. tracie from the show says the boy's principal, principal paddled him wasn't that hard and said he won't do it again. kanye says, i can handle that but paddling is the deserving for the one who gave him life. >> parents should hand that will on their own on then life. >> people are saying i don't think teacher was wrong. little boy won't be spitting again. other people say great way to teach your kiddies wrong by hitting him. >> that has been my point all these years. >> so l

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