traffic is moving fine coming off of the lincoln and george washington bridge. hudson river parkway is moving without any issues. >> here he is! courteously well. he is talking about running for queensboro president. >> we will get to that in a moment. first, let's talk about the democrats. they shouted and yelled and talked over each other. they pointed fingers and they question each other's credentials. i was proud of bernie sanders. he really gave it to hillary.he had fire! >> i am not voting for the democrats. >> i will be talking to ted cruz later today one-on-one. he will have to try to convince me what he really meant about new york values. that has been a big impediment. >> i think he tried to make it like when he talks about the values he's talking about the mindset of the people who are running new york. >> he's talking about andrew cuomo and bill de blasio.>> can you not let him off the hook. i agree with juliet. that's his excuse. he is talking about the politicians but he did not say that. he said new york values with the eight a half million people

clinton and trump have high negatives but the new "the washington post" poll even though they have equal high negatives when adults were asked who is more qualified, clinton scores higher than trump on the qualification issue. you can tell that's the point she was trying to emphasize. listen to her donald trump wants to be president, he has to be more careful about what he says. >> so when you say we're going to bar all muslims, you are sending a message to the muslim world and also sending a message to the terrorists because we now do have evidence, we have seen how donald trump is being used to essentially be a recruiter for more people to join the cause of terrorism. >> she says i'm experienced. i know how to be calm in these moments. he says you were secretary of state, benghazi happened, in his view she lied to the families, you were secretary of state, look around the world, things aren't a hell of a lot better. he makes the argument a lot argue things are worse, experience versus -- >> well the other thing that was more surprising from her was calling it likely terrorism. you almo

the washington cartel if you're senator cruz and that's the phrase you use. i saw a positive vision, i think hillary clinton, she needs to put forward that two-word message or three-word message that voters can grab on it. i think that's where it's lost upon voters. the first republican to achieve this, she deserves accommodation for that. first democrat female president. yes, she deserves absolute credit, but she needs to put forward a positive vision. voters don't know what it's about. >> that's right. and i predict the two words you'll hear, stronger together. she's been assaying that the last few days, and it's an implicit contrast than donald trump. we're stronger together. and the way we include more people. the way we become stronger is having more allies overseas. we're stronger together. that's a very distinct and different vision than donald trump's. and when you're in the business of addition, going from 10 or it 13 million voters, trying to get 65 or 70 million voters. i think this argument about inclusiveness and how we're stronger, richer, freer

you have the people speaking up to say they don't want washington to pick their candidates. they want a say. on the democratic side, bernie sanders has shown the people matter and the people can speak up and change the democratic establishment. hopefully that change is going forward and republicans elect someone sane. >> marco rubio won expectations. big win for ted cruz. can he keep that momentum in new hampshire? i'm not sure. hillary clinton may have won, but it would have been groundhog day all over for her in iowa although she won a tiny bit. donald trump is a loser today. >> maria. >> hillary clinton wins becoming the first woman to ever win an iowa caucus. bernie sanders did great. also a win. the democratic party wins. they are focusing on the issues that all americans care about. compared to republicans who will nominate somebody who is anti-woman or anti-latino. >> all right. ben. go. >> i'll say this. donald trump proves arrogance and cockiness does not win you the white house. ted cruz did better than anyone thought. marco rubio is a guy that has a little mo comi

brewer i'm going to start with you two major national polls came out today showing a dead heat the washington post shows -- are you feeling optimistic about november? >> i'm feeling very optimistic about november. i think mr. trump will be our next president of the united states. he has wind beneath his wings. our party is coming together, we are uniting and move on to november and win. >> to you governor holeem. hillary clinton is 44% and in march it was trump with 41%. do you think this is a snapshot of a moment in time or a red flag. >> no, the math is very simple on this on the republican side they have one candidate, on the is democratic side there's one. once the democratic party decide an makes it official then they will all come together and be united. this is really a question of timing when this poll was taken. >> okay. governor, in this year's election there's never been anything like it. if clinton is the democratic nominee running against donald trump there have never been two candidates more disliked. for donald trump 41% favorable, 51 percent unfavorable hillary clinton. give m

washington, alaska and hawaii and he won them big. he won five of the six with senator clinton winning in arizona. over the course of the week senator sanders shaved more than 90 delegates off the lead shaving more than 70 of those delegates off just yesterday. hillary clinton says the math is still in her favor and it is and momentum as we head to wisconsin and what senator sanders is saying and even hillary clinton right now, well, she should be feeling the burn. >> this is what momentum is. we have been beating donald trump by double digits. the last cnn poll had hillary clinton doing quite well. she was beating trump by 12 points. we were beating him by 20 points. >> was it just a big day or is it a big day? he is bolder and more aggressive. thinks he has a chance. >> on the one hand it's more than a big day. it's a big week for bernie sanders because he also won two of three contest earlier in the week so he nets about 90 delegates for the whole week. that closes the gap quite a bit. on the other hand these contests could not hav

can portray her as a typical politician, someone who you detest in a year when the electorate hates washington, certainly that's going to work to his advantage. the inspector general report is not done. the investigation is still ongoing. there will be presumably more developments. the issue is going to hound her until election day. >> this is part of why you see her right now pivoting away from the woman stuff. by all accounts, she should have been able to run as a grandmother this year, everybody trusts grandmothers, everybody loves grandmothers, she wants to do the best for her grandchild. but if you're a woman and everyone still thinks you're untrustworthy, that's not working for you, and you have to turn that in a different direction, you have to go after him about not only his trustworthiness about his readiness. >> absolutely right. she says he's a loose cannon, a bully, unpredictable. and to your point, maybe you don't trust me, but don't trust him more. >> so my question is really simple. if you have paid federal income tax, show us. some people say he doesn't want to show us because

. >> the cdc has offices in washington dc and atlanta but it's the laboratory in fort collins that's helping stop the spread of seeker will come leading the world in studying the zika virus. >> this is ground zero for cdc zika virus research doctor m powers walking us through what is being done inside the site you're colorado state university dozens of researchers working around the clock to fight the virus were certainly very concerned this is a pattern we've never seen before senators kori gardner michael bennett invited us on the tour can get a sense of what springtime the best in the world analyzing the habits of the mosquito trying to outbreak. >> so politics that there's no politics of this is a great illustration of why we need to have a functioning agency's cdc experts reiterate the mosquito carrying the zika virus which is impacted over countries is unlikely to mutate and come here currently the virus is currently contained in some of them is secure the most secure labs is not just in fort collins but the world making it nearly impossible for it to get out of the building ma

that is that is the word in a committee hearing in washington. michigan's governor was invited but did not take part. >>> new information about the dog that was attacked and killed in the care of a kennel and manatee. the pet sitting service in brayton was reportedly been ordered to shut down. 10 news -- is digging deeper to find out more. >> this this looks like a typical home. so when you look up peter pan's puppy pet sitting in boarding the address is here. since 2013, pam morgan has been operating at pet sitting business but turns out >> it is ill legal been operating where they should be. >> morgan advertises on the web and accepts payment for pet sitting service. in manatee county that's defined as a camel. >> we do not allow commercial businesses in a residential neighborhood. >> this morning manatee county's code enforcement issued a violation of the land development code. she has until monday to shut down. morgan would not going camera but did invite me to sit down and talk with her. she said she never really she was operating illegally

they're there in washington where donald trump will be speaking in a few moments. he's introducing donald trump, as we understand and when you listen to hillary clinton there, what else does she need to sew up in terms of getting the democratic party behind her? at this point, it's bernie sanders, bernie sanders, bernie sanders. she met with elizabeth warren this morning. got the president's endorsement earlier this week. >> absolutely. said it's about the progressives but also about young women. that's one of the things that's striking. how many millennial women really supported bernie sanders and as i listened to her speech, she was talking about all the difficulty that women of her generation had to go through in the ways of which planned parenthood helped them at a time when abortion was not illegal and the ways this which abortion was under threat today. i think she was really trying to speak to a younger generation as well and thread it all together, stitch it together. >> david, i think we figured out how hillary clinton is going to approach this general ele

c-span, washington journal. then the house of representatives returns for work on a bill that would prohibit ftc from regulating rate changes. later, donald trump holding a campaign rally in hartford, connecticut. coming up in about an hour on washington journal, rick shankman, author of political animals. >> i said we've got to and the starvation him him wage data secretary clinton said let's raged it to $12. there's a difference. >> i have said that i support the fight for 15 it. i supported those on the front line. those were some of the words used in newspapers to describe last night's democratic debate. we want to talk to you about your reaction. we want to hear from hillary clinton and bernie sanders supporters.

to be doing that. >> are you going to be in washington for that meeting? >> when we come back, frank rich. scotts. it's good out here. scotts. wannwith sodastreamter? you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. raise yyou know,if you've got "save $500 bucks over here." "no, save $300 bucks over here." well, esurance was born online, and built to save. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. >>> on the eve of the hotly advertised meeting of paul ryan and donald trump, we are now joined by the man who wrote hb -- hbo's "veep" and i am sure that he could not even write this. you were listening to my interview with paul manafort. and he gave me the expectations of the meeting tomorrow and he said some meting of the minds, and what do you think is going to happen? >> well, sooner or later, there is going to be some unity of some sort, because people are starting to fold, and trump is the presumptive nominee, an

voters obviously just detest washington. so if he does things as far as a typical politician, someone who says -- he says things that a normal politician won't say, people seem to like that. even if we think this is going to hurt him in a general election, there are folks that are laughing, thinking it's great that he's attacking her. >> people in america process things differently than we do here, that much we know. >>> coming up, new details from a state department report about hillary clinton's e-mails. >>> we'll share some words of tribute from our past three presidents. >> from our biggest cities to smallest towns, citizens have done what had to be done to advance the dream that began on the fourth of july. >> the long lasting tribute is all around us, a country where citizens have the right to worship as they want, to march for what they believe, and to say what they think. >> remember, it is their courage, their unselfishness, their devotion to duty that has sustained this country through all its trials and will susta

we are live here from washington d.c. this week, the new york observer made headlines after endorsing donald trump for president. the reason it's notable is because the newspaper is owned by donald trump's son-in-law. donald trump is the father-in-law of the observer publisher. that is not a reason to endorse him. giving millions of disillusioned americans an opportunity is a reason. a day after the endorsement was published one of the top reporters announced he was resigning. ross, you were the national political reporter there and leaving in two weeks. why did you decide to resign from the observer? >> well, brian, it was a confluence of factors. one factor was the endorsement. i expected our newspaper given our deep pride that we would perhaps remain neutral. i was blind sided by the endorsement. maybe a bigger issue was the fact it was reported that our editor in chief had a roll advising donald trump before he tlifred a speech from the conference last month. >> right. he was looking at the draft of the speech and sai

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. >> the chosen candidate of washington, the chosen candidates of big money and the lobbyists are not going to decide the republican nom me. it will be we the people. >> why would i change? >> we will build on a strong progressive tradition, from franklin roosevelt to barack obama. >> winning is shaking up the democratic party. >> with your help, we will come back to philadelphia, for the democratic national convention. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i am wolf blitzer, you are watching live special coverage of the critical eastern conference, a big night for donald trump. winning in pennsylvania, delaware, and rooz rooz. was it xwl close in any of those five states. republicans trying to stop donald trump may be out of time after tonight. clinton is relishing, four more victories, her delegate lead as well. they are want talking about winning the nomination, they are talking about the flat form p a lot going on. go over to jake. >> it has been a phenom al if there is any wrinkle, it is that there is a question about unbound delegates. of

when the washington lobbyists settled on other lobbyists in this race. when the media in one voice said a conservative cannot win, nationwide over 800,000 contributions poured in to tedcruz.org as courageous conservatives said, yes, we can. 800,000 contributions at tedcruz.org with an average contribution of $67. that is the power of the grassroots. but it's more than that. it's 12,000 volunteers here in the state of iowa. it's over 200,000 volunteers all across this great nation. you know, during the course of this campaign people have asked heidi and me are you tired? and i will admit it is 16, 18 hours a day, 6, 7 days a week. we are not tired at all. ♪ >> to the contrary, we are inspehred by each and every one of you. i leap out of bed every morning amazed that at a time when our country is in crisis, every one of us has the opportunity to stand and lead, that we have been put in a place of leadership. for such a time as this. >> all right, we're going to breakaway from ted cruz. there you see, hillary clinton and her husband and daughter. she's ab

i wonder why he's going to the state of washington? because you know what? republicans don't win it but we're going to win it. that's why i'm here. that's why i'm here. [ applause ] and this love affair began about three months ago when i came up here and we had record crowds, two events, massive, massive crowds. i said why don't the republicans win that state? i think we're going to win washington state. so that's the story. that's why i'm here. that's why i'm here. i don't know if you saw it but poll numbers came in today that are phenomenal. we're leading in florida, we're leading in north carolina. we're leading on a national basis. los angeles times, we're two or three points up. we're doing really well, folks. it's all coming together. when you see crowds like this, people fully understand why. i will tell you. thank you. so we are going to have a great victory for the people, people. remember. for the people. it's going to be a victory for every citizen whose voice has not been heard and that's a lot of people. it will be a win

post" a high class tabloid is what i consider "the washington post." it's an insult to say these women do not have viable claims. they have detailed accounts of thien things that happened to them. >> i heard you say that earlier. let me say this to you. i think you're right, all victims of sexual abuse or at least accusers should have a voice. but these women had their voice in the '90s. i remember sitting there when i was old enough with my parents and my family had going how much longer do we have to listen to this? we've heard from these women. we feel awful for them but they have had their day have they not. >> it's relevant again because hillary clinton's running for president. a lot of people actually not everybody does remember the '90s. the accusation is that it's hip okaysy for hillary to attack donald trump for what he said about women when she was enabling bill clinton and going after and engaging in character assassination against the victims. >> i was there in the '90s with hillary clinton. she was the one who was lied to. she was betrayed

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we need to fix a broken washington, d.c. i think a lot of people agree with that. >> my question to you, is he still talking about possible impeachment and talking about possible charges? >> people lost faith in institutions in the country. they lost faith in the corporate america and the media. to have a different direction come to washington, d.c. and change the temperature in the room you need an outsider. donald trump is that outsider. he doesn't come from that world. i also think it is important that he is a lacart with politics. you can't be liberal on gay marriage and then conservative on punishment. he is coming in as a republican against tpp and the war in iraq. i think that the american people are yearning for something like that. >> you are saying we are going to hear a positive in these next 24 hours. he is not going to talk about hillary clinton? >> i think it will be a mixed bag. a little of column a and column b. >> it is impossible for him not to talk about hillary clinton. >> i have never heard donald trump

jason, he is the washington post reporter, and his newspaper, fred ryan, the publisher there, put out a statement that they can't wait for him to come home. that leaves just one, he's the only one left we have not heard from his family. so, guys, by the process of elimination, if there were anybody left in iran, we suspect he would be the one because we've heard from either the employers or the families of everyone else. >> all right, chris, quickly, we also got word this morning that secretary kerr have i back in the u.s. there had been some speculation that perhaps he would meet with the americans once they arrived in switzerland. do we know why he decided to come back to the u.s.? >> we have not heard why. we don't know whether it was a scheduling issue or why he had to come back across. we will find out. certainly those americanss will go from switzerland to germany, and then be home and we're also looking for word about what kind of reception they'll get once they're back here in the united states. >> all right, chris fraits for us in washington, thanks so much. and we'll come ba

i want to thank univision, "washington post" and facebook and miami-dade college, the largest college in north america for hosting us here this evening. tonight i am looking forward to the opportunity to discuss how we knock down the barriers that stand in the way of people getting ahead and staying ahead. starting with the economic ones. my focus is on more good paying jobs with rising incomes for families. and how we prevent corporations from taking jobs out of our country by imposing an exit tax, making them pay back any tax breaks they'd gotten. but we also need to be having a positive agenda for manufacturing, for small businesses and entrepreneurs. for more clean energy jobs. and i also look forward to discussing comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship that will be one of my priorities in my first 100 days as president. and i will also be talking about education, every child deserves a good teacher -- >> thank you, signature. >> so thank you for having us, and i look forward to the debate. >> thank you. senator sanders, your opening remarks. >> thank you all

. >> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington defendant c. where the state of our union is taxed overnight. publishing a copy of donald trump's 1995 tax return revealing a $916 million loss from failed business projects. it would allow him to use those losses to offset taxes on new income for as long as 18 years so did donald trump pay any federal income taxes. mr. trump is a highly skilled business man that as a responsibility to his business, his family and his employees to pay no more tax than legally required. that being said mr. trump has paid hundreds of millions of dollars in property taxes, sales taxes, state taxes, employee taxes and federal taxes. that statement does not mention paying income taxes or dispute the authenticity of the times obtained documents but they do say it was illegally obtained. joining me now is bernie sanders that is a supporter of hillary clinton. good to see you as always. let me get reaction to this news about donald trump and not paying federal income taxes. some supporters would argue why should he pay an

. >> i mean, yes, you run a very local election that has nothing to do with washington and what's goi on in the country but for those reasons, it's about the supreme court and so there are so many -- >> why wouldn't you try to embrace donald trump? if you're running in the house, he's bringing in all those voters, why wouldn't you embrace hill? >> because this idea that donald trump the primary front runner will be embraced by general election voters is a fantasy. i know you think it's a new phenomenon -- >> can i argue with you? >> there will be a reckoning. >> i hate to agree with jeffrey lord on anything ever. going on the record, i hate to agree with him on anything. i'm on record for that. however, i think he'll surprise people, donald trump. i've been screaming at liberals for the past several days. they sound more like people in the republican party, this guy can't win. >> you don't want them to become complacent. >> obviously, we've become complacent taken too lightly we might get beat. donald trump has stuff that will work in a general election. >> can we say this is a histor

i-70 westbound right by the stock show area at washington street. >>> outside, it looks beautiful. look out the window. a little more clouds than there were yesterday at this time, but still pretty cold and does not peeled like anything is going to melt any time soon. let's check in with danielle who is out in the backyard. hey, danielle. >> you saw the clouds pushing in. that's going to be part of the all that impressive to the metro area but some spots may wake up in the 20s. streaks of clouds flashing across the skies, skill a background. readings in the low 30s, warmer than yesterday. to the west, sub zero at 9 below, gunison. 70 mile-per-hour speeds in neverland and 21 in estes park. for now, one little snow bands pushing to the south, on the junction of i-70. here is that system out there in the great basin starting to press in from the intermountain west. it will affect us as we go through the afternoon and evening. we may have a few snow bands pushing in. your best chance to find a little bit of snow, an inch of less, around castle, el dorado. a little bit more sunshine. mo

then three more alaska, hawaii, washington state on saturday. bernie sanders if he won all six of those contests 55-45, he would cut hillary clinton's lead, the beginning of the week, 330, the end of the week, 302. somewhere in that ballpark. so he would make up a little ground but not a lot. hillary clinton says i'm so far ahead that even if you have a big week like this, you can't catch me. why don't you tone it down, senator sanders? he says such talk, though, is reckless. >> it would be extraordinarily undemocratic to tell the people in half the states in america, you don't have a right to get involved in the nominating process for the democratic candidate. if you write off or you say to half the states in this country that they should not participate, their response may well be on election day, well, you didn't want us to participate in the primary process. you know, we're not going to come out to the general election. >> but so bernie sanders is essentially saying my supporters, if you ignore us, treat us with disrespect, we won't be there

ally washington is now working to renew or start anew its relationship with iran. talk about the high wire that u.s. officials have to walk. we can point out that the statement that came out was not from the president. it wasn't from secretary kerry. it was from a spoking person john kirby for the state department. >> victor, first of all, wasn't becky's reporting spot on? she laid it out in all the color and all the details that really described this complex kind of mosaic that we're dealing with. it's very difficult to get your arms around it. to your question, yeah, it's an incredibly tough challenge that we have. and clearly i would say what the united states administration is doing now they are down playing -- they're not trying to enflame this. a spokesperson steps forward and said we're working diligently with both capitals in tehran and riyadh to mitigate. bear in mind saudi arabia and iran have major issues, and we see it every day in yemen. remember that saudi arabia has a hot war with shiite militia in yemen now. this is not a war by proxy. this is saudi

new york sends washington 13 cents. it goes you this the wur democratic wash and dry cycle and it comes back 11 cents. how do you like that? you need to do a, b, c and d to get the other 11 pennies. i think if we gave education to the states, 50 laboratories of innovation and best practice, that we would genuinely have that innovation and best practice that other states would emulate. and we would have failure that everyone else would avoid. but one size fits all. it just doesn't work. >> in massachusetts we put in high stakes testing in grids 4, 8 and 10. we had to pass those tests. we did away from social promotion so you didn't graduate from high school when you had to check if to repeatial reading and math when you got to community college. and our test scores have been the highest in the nation. both english and mafr. in terms of quality, the quality became number one in the country. i've opposed common core in massachusetts. i think what we already have there is better. i think there's a lot that the government ca

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twin federal investigation are investigation from scripps washington buueau. >> correspondent mark greenblat has uncovered evidence of serious conflicts of interest involving least ship and has the latest from washington. >> i've been going to the va hospital for a good 3 years. >>>eporter: told dickey has long counted on the va in cincinnati for all of his care. >> i have a rapport with a lot of people at the va hospital. >>reporter: but when he needed his seconn hip replacement, the va didn't have a surgeon and referred him outside. >> their way of running the hospital is not doing the surgery and farming it out. >>reporter: 34 whistle-blowers in all including 18 doctors say veterans are getting shortchanged even put at risk. devastated and incapable of carrying out their necessary functions. >>reporter: long time surgeon richard friberg joins other whistle-blowers who say many problems began when acting chief of staff barbara to neck came onboard 2.5 years ago and went ight to work cutting corners. >> there's unresttthroughout the hospital. >>reporter: he says she got rid of every special

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> thanks. back now with our panel. joining the conversation. cnn david gergen, and regional vice chair, a donald trump surrogate. i want to start with you. you get on this issue of trust and this issue of truth. we talk about the e-mail and what director comey discussed yesterday. hillary clinton said she never the sent or received the e-mails. she said she never sent or received any e-mails marked classified. that's not the case. hillary clinton said she turned over all of her e-mails. the fbi director said that's not the case. this gets to the issue of trust. this gets to the issue of leveling with the american people. do you see how that is a problem for her and why she would need to address it more? >> a couple things. on the e-mails in question, i think the campaign has been cheer. they have not seen, and i don't know if they have yet, the e-mail that the director is referencing. so we can't really speak to what their response is on that. the facts from their perspective, sense they have not yet seen the e-mails. not that they should have

washington high school for its work with african american students. riverdale heights elementary school was recognized for a second year in a row for helping latino students. denison elementary school got the award for its work with students whose first language is not english. and the state is awarding west union elementary school for its work with students who come from low-income families. 52 percent of west union elementary students qualify for free and reduced lunches. but 93 percent of students are proficient in reading and math. that's above the state average of 68 percent. administrators say a tiered system to identify students who help is a big part of that success. about five percent of students spend one- on-one time with an interventionist. 11:18:40 "students who may be struggling with reading or math can come up here and they can receive that one-on-one instruction that they need to be successful when they go back to the classroom." the award is based on state test results over the last three years. mercy medical center in cedar rapids is

. >> greetings from washington. i want to thank all of you for your work to root out corruption. >> enormous amounts of money have flowed to the clintons, from foreign governments, foreign financiers and businesses. >> oh, yeah, i got to pay off bills. >> before we had to worry about money from wall street and big labor, now we have to worry about it coming from around the world and infecting our politics. with the clintons, nothing is sacred. everything is for sale. >> jeff zeleny, the clnts have been dealing with opposition research and with barbs from the right for a long time. the question is what scares them? is this the type of thing that scares them? is this different than the e-mails? >> i think this does not scare them as much as some of the unknowns. . is all known. we know what's in peter sweitzert's book. this say movie playing to a different audience. the general election audience may not be entirely familiar with that so they're going to get more of an airing of that. i think the thing that worries the

one person is dead and at least alarm apartment fire in washington. consumed at least half of the 100 unit is now in critical condition. four of those injured lived next door to where the fire started. officials say the blaze started as a mattress fire. investigators are still trying to find out what started a fire at a luxury hotel in dubai... the flames broke out, two hours before the city's new year's fireworks display. everyone was evacuated from the hotel... officials say there were only minor with the hotel still smoldering, the city went ahead and set off its fireworks people cheered as the display went off as planned. meanwhile some one-million gathered in time square... all eyes were on the waterford to pound ball was powered by over 32-thousand l-e-d lights. for one couple in the audience it was also a countdown of their single days ... take a look... this miami couple actually got hitched on the countdown stage. the two won a contest called "the first couple of 2016."... granting them the ceremony of a lifetime... their wedding was seen by

. >> we are going to fight hard to win the primary in washington, dc. >> tonight, we close one chapter in history and we begin another. >> the end of the primaries is only the beginning. we are stronger together. let's go out and make that case to america. thank you. >> hello, i'm wolf blitzer. 6:00 p.m. in london. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. the historic stage is now set. hillary clinton, the first woman to be the presumptive nominee and donald trump, facing off for the biggest job in the world. the two took victory laps as the final major night of primaries wrapped up. >> not about one person. it belongs to generations of women and men who struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. there are still ceilings to break for women and men for all of us, but don't let anyone tell you that great things can't happen in america. barriers can come down. justice and equality can win. our history has moved in that direction, slowly at times, but unmistakably, thanks to generations of americans who refuse to give up or back down. no

"washington post," "new york times," they said, donald trump felt humiliated, he had a terrible time. i said, they are so dishonest. the one thing, the one group that lies more than lyin' ted cruz is the press. the media. they really are bad. they really are dishonest and that's why their poll numbers with people in the public are so low. they are so totally dishonest. >> well, certainly do you feel like that when you don't like what they say. when you do like what the media says you go out of your way to say -- >> i'm a big boy. when i do something that's off i don't mind being criticized but they make things up. they literally make up things that you said. they cut you off in half sentences. so it's a totally different meaning from what you give. >> let me give you a chance to clean up one thing before i go. >> i've gotten used to it but the press is so dishonest especially the political press. like just about -- nothing i've ever seen, can compete with it. it is -- a disgrace. what happened. >> let me give you a chance to clean something up here before you hear the reactions to it.

up' not going to be a traditional candidate, not going to follow the rules you people in washington want me to follow or republican party. i'm not going to do it. another issue was trump university, some documents released the new york state attorney general says it's fraud, some of the documents trying to suggest people were scammed and an issue that hillary clinton thinks in addition to her comments about coalitions and voting groups she thinks can say he's a great businessman, instead he's a scam. >> this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> if nothing else, we've learned unlike the republican primary campaign she is going to do this every single day. >> yes, and somewhere marco rubio is saying why did not that he work for me? the question is going to be these are the attacks that have been waged on a piesmeal basis during the primary campaign. now there's going to be a fuller frontal assault for months, does it stick and define donald trump going forward which it hasn't so far. >> t

as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> on the bz feed something din for the oscars. >> you may have noticed as the winners were announced, there was list scrolling at bottom of the list of thank yous. producers said they asked each nominee if they want to spate list of people they want to thank in case they won. and they hoped the winners would use the time on center stage to then talk about more profound things and i got to say even though the oscars were a long proceeding he felt like it was snappier. >> and i like the visual element and things that poped up next to the present -- popped up next next tote -- next to the presenters. >> i thought we school delays. >>> videos of people using face swap app are all over the internet. >> it super impiece face over yours and one man may have created best video of them all. [ music ] [ music ] we are the world we are the children >> wow the 5 minute master piece we are the world shows him singing as everyone from lione

"the washington post" join mess now. you want you to respond. he's been the subject of media coverage describing a cozy relationship with donald trump. he's been dismissing those criticisms. let's look at what he said about you on his show. >> "washington post" actually after our town hall meeting the other night when i eperred him with so many questions that i was attacked for interrupting too much actually said how dare they hold a town hall meeting where they don't ask him tough questions. e we asked tougher questions than our ket. tors ask who have the media writers and people have the audacity to ask if we're too close to donald trump. the answer is, no, we're not. >> he says he's been tough. you said he let him skate. >> i think that there is one of these it great situations where both sides can claim, look at this question, look at at that question. my point here is sort of a larger one. that is if you allow donald trump -- if youen gauge him only on social security, iraq, the issues and how he's going to unite the republican party, you'r

commissioner bill bratton testified before the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee in washington, d.c. he revealed three attacks against the city were uncovered last spring. he said nypd officers are training to responsible for active shooter situations. >> learn how to form small the threat with the aim of saving lives. all of our patrol officers will have the training. ernie: the commissioner was one of several who testified today. the cdc confirms that a person in dallas, texas, has contracted the zika virus through sex. doctors say the patient had sexual contact with a sick person who returned from a country where zika is present. the u.n. declared a global emergency over the mosquito-borne virus that's been spreading throughout south america. that's what's happening in the news. joining us, nick gregory, with another beautiful day. we've got rain tomorrow. nick: today, blue skies, sunshine, around 50. that's nice for this time of year. ernie: what about the rain? nick: we'll get sun tomorrow. showery in the morning. we're back up near 60 in parts of the year. early february

you know, we won a great victory in the state of washington a few months ago. we just want oregon -- [ applause ] and we're going to win california. i am beginning to like the west coast. this campaign, when we talk about equitable wages, it is not just as you know raising the minimum wage to a living wage, it is also ending the disgrace of women making 79 cents on the dollar. and together i know that every man here will stand with the women in the fight for pay equity. [ applause ] i am a member of the u.s. senate committee on the environment. and i will tell you what all of our know and that is that climate change is real. it is caused by human activity, and as everybody in california knows it is already causing devastating problems. >> listening to senator sanders speaking in california this evening. let's get some quick takes from the panel. david axelrod. >> well, i wouldn't say the planes coming in for a landing here. >> right. >> if anything, i think he intensified his rhetoric and he said flat out to beat donald trump, we first have to beat secretary cl

that's something "the washington post" kept saying again and again. all of these things will be looked at by the physicians here at this medical regional center, and then probably just as important is the fact they're going to be able to see their loved ones once again. apparently some have already arrived here in germany and already inside the hospital complex. >> an extraordinary day for those three men. so what do we know about the fourth american who was freed and then surprisingly elected to stay in iran? what do we know about him and his case? >> reporter: yeah. it was surprising to see his name on the release for many people in the first place. he is not someone whose case was very well known to the american people. there was virtually nothing known about his case. it was interesting, barack obama, when he came out yesterday and gave a short speech about this prison exchange takes place, he said there's not much 9known about this case, but it was important for us to get as many americans out of iranian custody as possible. he elected not to go

the dates, "the washington post," proved that. just in the same way when veterans were trying to be vendors as they're allowed to do in new york and make a living on fifth avenue, donald trump reached out to two mayors to have those veterans kicked off fifth avenue because how could we let them be at such a prestigious address. he is about himself. he will manipulate people when it is good for himself. >> kayleigh, respond. >> two veterans were here yesterday who said he has been giving four decades. several organizations said they got calls in january they would receive money. takes time to disburse money, as the clinton foundation knows. 10% of clinton foundation goes to charitable giving, 90% to the foundation. >> a navy veteran lost his life savings at trump university. there were veterans yesterday showing trump's true colors. >> if donald trump is so charitable, how come they only gave $57,000 to veterans organizations between 2009 and 2013, and didn't give hardly any of his own money to his own foundation. he becomes charit

i want to thank the president of the american nurses' association and the president of washington state nurses' association for endorsing me today. i am so proud to be endorsed by the nurses of america. and i want to thank all of the elected officials who are here with us. i particularly want to pay tribute to this great high school, a great, great high school. you know, raniar beach is not only the champion of basketball, it's the champion of the international bacularete and the great results that the students are getting. it makes me so proud to know what this school is accomplishing and i will tell you if i'm so fortunate enough to be your president, i want to be a partner with principals and teachers and students and families like the ones here at the beach. [cheers and applause] >> i'm also very grateful to all of our volunteers who are working to hard in this campaign across this great state and you're knocking down barriers, you're building ladders of opportunity, you're helping us make the point that this campaign is about both growing and sharing the promise of america. we are

. >> reporter: the yes vote wins, it become a part of washington township. township trustee says they are will be to help but it isn't ideal. >> we are going to accept the responsibility. >> reporter: if they don't vote it could only be i matter of time before the village dissolves. >> rob: summerville in butler county and smithfield will also vote on dislugs. >> >>> you possibly saw some rain today, tomorrow we might get the break and see the sun. >> yes, we are going to see a little bit of sun but you will probably have to wait a little bit. when the wake up it will probably be mostly cloudy. it will get better in the afternoon. we will start off in the 40s. this is in new port. we needed the umbrella most of the afternoon and evening. we finally dried out around 9:00. see a clearer picture. we have just clouds kind of hanging around. here is what i'm tracking, the left over showers are just about to move out of south eastern adams county. rainfall totals pretty much ranking from 3/4 of an inch but on the afternoon of 3/4 to a little around an inch. so we all picked up the good chun

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alex burns and "washington post" political reporter philip bump and mark preston. so, here we go, alex. he said, i'm not going to go there. i'm not going to talk about it. that's exactly what he's doing. can we explain this simply by who he has telling him what to do? you have bannon and brightbeit. attacking the clintons on a personal basis for, what, 5 y25 years? >> remember the people around donald trump and i would add roger stone to that list, a guy who has been around donald trump longer than anyone and written an entire book about bill clinton and his affairs and hillary clinton's alleged involvement in helping cover them up. i think it's clear that donald trump himself when he's faced with adversity likes to escalate the conflict to the greatest extent possible and in this kind of situation i think it's difficult for someone like that who likes to fight and likes to fight harshly and in personal terms to resist the impulse to go there and go there fast. we saw him pretty publicly wrestling with that all of yesterday and all the day before. first saying i wo

he wants to take those punishments here in our state to washington .e what he is doing right now is answering questions , the first question is n how would you come donald trump ? and asked asked about improving healthcare and he talked aboutk how he can bring people together . give examples of how glib and responded to tensions after the michael brelo verdictct and their rice cakes. >> clarebird, working with relators and worth working with ministers and activist working with law enforcement, putting people together, we all know that we have had some tough challenges.. heights, at ohio cat this was supposed to . he has been answered many voters questions . ahead about four percentage points in the polls, the governor believes he can pull this out, he goes to columbus tonight for a primary party to watch the election results from michigan, and thenp he still believes that he can pull it off . >> that he is somewhat encouraged by numbers in michigan and ohio that shows him moving upward. >> he said that and he believes one of the reasons that it is, that he is showing a positive message,he the