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Transcripts For WCBS CBS This Morning 20160402

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Then we have this crazy development. 3 to 6 inches of snow. An unscheduled threeday weekend for Chicago School kids as teachers walked off the job. Stubborn cow refuses to become a burger. Standing outside of a slaughter house in queens, new york. Youll never guess who saved the cow. Jon stewart here you go, buddy. Guns n roses fans thought it would never come but its happening. The kickoff reunion tour is starting at the iconic troubadore theater. All that. Taylor swifts commercial is painful to watch . The Boston Celtics have stopped the 54game win streak of the gomedlden state warriors. On cbs this Morning Saturday. April fools. I really dont like something. Call me crazy, but shocking or frightening your loved one is not a National Holiday well, it is, but its thanksgiving dinner. The biggest april fools day prank, donald trump is still running for president. You got it you got it welcome to the weekend, everyone. We got a great lineup for you this morning. We are going to take you swimming with sharks with a man who is better known for his war photography. Find out where a single decision changed his career and saved his life. Also, he is the man at the mike for this years final four. Phrases have made him a broadcasting legend. Learn about why his own basketball career was cut short and where he gets those classic lines. And speaking of march madness. Their song turn up has been the theme to this years ncaa tournament coverage. The heavy are here to perform that song and another cut from their new album, ahead in our saturday sessions. First, our top story. The president s dire warning about the threat of nuclear terrorism. At a Nuclear Summit in washington, mr. Obama says groups like isis wouldnt hesitate to acquire and use a Nuclear Weapon. Weijia jiang is in our Washington Bureau with more on that. Reporter u. S. Intelligence does not believe isis has the capability to build a Nuclear Warhead but it could steal one, hijack a Nuclear Facility or create a dirty bomb with the materials, which is why president obama urged World Leaders to recognize the risk as catastrophe. Talk, but we came here to act. Reporter president obama wrapped up a twoday Nuclear Security summit attended by dozens of the worlds most powerful leaders and leaving them with a warning. The danger of a terrorist group obtaining and using a Nuclear Weapon is one of the greatest threats to global security. Reporter he says 2,000 tons of Nuclear Material are scattered in the international community. Groups like isis have already used chemical weapons and lkedal qaeda is looking to make them. It is a global threat and requires a global solution. Reporter the Vice President of the Nuclear Security institute in washington. Its critical we have some sort of a global system because in many ways, an attack in one country would be felt in all of the other countries. Reporter there have been over 2,500 incidents of Nuclear Material theft or unauthorized activity the past 20 years. Global stockpiles of Nuclear Weapons and secure atomic material at energy plants, hospitals, and universities. This week, gop president ial frontrunner donald trump suggested u. S. Allies in asia should protect themselves by developing their own Nuclear Weapons. At some point we have to say we are better off if japan protects itself against this maniac in north korea. Reporter president obama dismissed that idea and trump the person who made the statements doesnt know much about Foreign Policy or nuclear policy, or the Korean Peninsula or the world generally. Reporter president obama noted trumps comments also came up with talks at the summit saying countries used to a carnival atmosphere in their politics want sobriety and clearness in the u. S. Elections. Weijia jiang, thanks. Donald trumps recent remarks on Nuclear Weapon added week for his campaign. Our political director John Dickerson spoke with him about that and his controversial comments on abortion. There has been a lot of commentary this week this is the worse week in your campaign. A lot of people want to stop you. Are they succeeded . I dont know if the worse week of my campaign. Ive had many good weeks and many bad weeks and i dont see this as the worst week of my campaign. Youve been reporting on some weeks that was the end. The next week you see poll numbers where they went up and everybody is shocked. Yeah, people want to stop me because im leading by a lot. The new polls that came out have me leading by more than ever. Nbc had a very Good National poll that just came out. I guess im leading very big in new york and pennsylvania. Let me ask you about abortion. What would you do to further restrict womens access to abortion as president . Look. Look. Youre going and i just want to say a question was asked to me and it was asked in a very hypothetical and it was said, illegal, illegal. Ive been told by some people that was an older line answer the basis of an older line from years ago, on a very conservative basis. But your original answer, you mean . My original answer. But i was asked as a hypothetical hypothetically. Hypothetically. The laws are set now on abortion and that is the way they are going to remain until they are changed. Because you had said you told bloomberg in january that you believed abortion should be banned at some point in pregnancy. Where would you first of all, i would like to see this be a states rights. I think it would have been better if it were up to the states. But right now, the laws are set and that is the way the laws are. But you have a feeling how a lot of laws you want to change and youve talked about them from libel to torture. The laws are set and i think we have to leave it that way. Do you think murder is abortion . I have my opinions on it but rather not comment. You said you were pro life. Abortion is murder . I do have my opinions on it. Id rather i just dont think its an appropriate forum. But you disagree with that proposition that its murder . What proposition . That abortion is murder. No, i dont disagree with it. Searching for further clarity on trumps comments to us. His campaign released a Statement Last night saying, quote, mr. Trump gave an accurate account of the law as it it is today and made clear it must stay that way now, until he is president. Then he will change the law through his judicial appointments and allow the states to protect the unborn. You can see John Dickersons entire interview with donald trump tomorrow morning on face also on the broadcast, Republican National Committee Chairman reince priebus. The Democratic Candidates in wisconsin today to sustained a fundraising dinner. They face off on tuesday in wisconsin. As Julianna Goldman reports the two candidates continue to clash over the issue of campaign donations. Im also not going to make promises i know i cant keep. Reporter campaigning friday in syracuse, new york, Hillary Clinton took a subtle swipe at Bernie Sanders. But on thursday, she didnt hold back when a green peace organizer asked if she was reject donation from the oil and gas industry, one of sanders regular attack lines. While the Energy Industry overwhelmingly supports republican candidates, both clinton and sanders have received donations from employees of oil companies. On cbs this morning, Sanders Clinton counts among her top fundraisers. If people receive money from lobbyists of the industry, i think youre receiving money from the industry. Reporter while clinton is still favored to win the nomination, sanders daily depiction her asbestos the candidate of wall street and Corporate America is taking its toll. Polls show clinton is down in wisconsin ahead of next weeks primary and in new york where clinton served at senator eight years, she is 12 points ahead of the brooklynborn sander. As much as clinton wants to turn to the general election, sanders raised 44 million in march, fueling his staying power. For cbs this Morning Saturday, Julianna Goldman, in washington. Lets take a closer look at the president ial campaign. We are joined by phillip bump, a reporter for the washington post. Good morning. We heard earlier donald trump say this was not his best week or worse week. If he should lose wisconsin, what happens . The problem for donald trump is, you know, again, he is not running against ted cruz or john kasich. He is running to see if he can get the delegates he needs to be the nominee. For him to win those delegates. A lot of states are winner take all or most. The winner of the state will get most of the delegates and that is the case in wisconsin. Looks like he go inc. To lose wisconsin and looks fewer delegates to add to the total and not the path he needs to be on. He had a meeting with the Republican Party on thursday. Right. What was essentially going down there . Well, he has been he has been frustrated because the way the Convention Works there is all of these delegates from all of the different states and they have different rules how they are apportioned. Louisiana, in particular, irritated him because he won the state and probably come out with fewer delegates because ted cruz is better about working the rules. Went to the rnc in part to complain about that but i think also to try to convince them to coalesce around him finally, which they are still reticent to do. What if he doesnt have the majority of delegates by then, what will happen . Once he gets to the convention, there are a series of votes and there is a committee called the rules committee which decides how a lot of power how the process works. The party not big fans of donald trump but there will be a vote. After the first vote whatever pledge delegates he has some of them are not pledged to them and they can vote for whoever they want to. Ted cruz has done a good job organizing to get delegates who support him and even though go to the convention and have to vote for trump on the first vote if cruz is on a second or third vote, they will vote for him. Do you think the partys efforts to slow or stop trump were helped this week greatly . I think so. I think the abortion comments that trump made was primary he made himself look he wasnt sure what the answer should be. So i think that provided fodder to the never trump people because they are able to say, look. This guy isnt prepared for this. If he loses wisconsin which it looks like he will i think goes forward in another step. This week we watched Bernie Sanders attack Hillary Clinton and fossil fuel energy and the money she has related to. How effective is that strategy for him . I think effective from the standpoint that sanders needs wing of the democratic party. He really needs them to come out. He needs to position himself as being the more leb ral candidate which liberal candidate and he has been successful and more to vote against Hillary Clinton. I think its murky than he portrays it and i think its effective to the standpoint that reminds people Bernie Sanders is the progressive candidate in this race. Phillip wumpbump. Every time you think it cant get more interesting, it. A figure in the ab shabab terror group is believed to have been killed by an american drone strike and comes as president obama is defending his administrations use of drone strikes against suspected terrorists. U. S. Officials say dore was targeted on thursday in southern somalia. The pentagon says dore helped in two attacks in mogadishu. Speaking at that Nuclear Summit in washington on friday, mr. Obama acknowledged the risk carrying out a drone strike. And there is no doubt that civilians were killed that shouldnt have been. I think that over the last several years, we have worked very hard to avoid and prevent those kind of tragedies from taking place. Mr. Obama says the u. S. Thoroughly checks intelligence before taking any action. Its unclear if there were any civilian casualties in thursdays strike in somalia. Damage assessments under way in the southeast from the storms. Winds topped 80 miles an hour in georgia on friday and powerful enough to flip over an 18wheeler. The Severe Weather is blamed for a Train Derailment in eastern alabama. Heavy rain washed out a bridge and caused the tracks to separate. 22 cars of a 100 Freight Train left the tracks and no one injured. Official say the train was not lets find out what is next for the southeast and for the rest of the nation. Here is ed curran of our chicago station wbbm tv. Good morning, ed. Reporter good morning, anthony. We have a marginal risk for central and south florida so maybe isolated storms. The southeast to the northeast cold air is pouring in and along with the cold air that pours into the northeast, a chance to see some snow. Heaviest amounts of snow tonight would be in this area, buffalo, rochester. A Winter Weather advisory up. They could see maybe 6 inches of snow there. High winds from tonight to tomorrow for areas of new york, philadelphia. Could see gusts to 60 miles an hour. But be ready for that cold to pour in. Its mild to the west but to the east, nice today. 58 degrees in new york. Tomorrow, your high will be about 15 degrees colder meteorologist ed curran of the nations employment picture is brightening. The Labor Department reported on friday that employers added 215,000 jobs in march. The Unemployment Rate raised to 5 because of an estimated 400,000 people began or possibly resumed their job searches. Workers in two states are in line for a raise, thanks to legislation to boost the minimum wage to a nation hide of 15 an hour. Don dahler has the story. The assembly amendment. Reporter california edged new york to approve a 15 dollar an hour minimum wage. Californias plan will be implemented statewide by 2022 and new yorks take effect in two years, but other parts of the state, it could take up to six. 60yearold becky cornig has worked at wendys for two with the raise, im now a little closer to paying my rent on time. What do we want . Reporter the Movement Began in 2012 when protests by fast food workers, but now its Small Business owners like gas station owner george in upstate new york who are doing the protesting. I end up having to modify my business and close my garage business down. Reporter burbank Restaurant Owner michael papi. That is a huge increase for us. We are already surviving on a reporter according to the Economic Policy institute, 35 million americans, or more than a quarter of the work force, earn less than 10. 55 an hour. Economist maximum wolf wolf. When you raise the wage, everybody has a higher burden to pay and we havent done it in a long time and its behind our cost of living. Reporter in new york, the the wage, depending on how the economy is doing. Economists say one incentive for states is to higher the wages, the more people come off public assistance. For cbs this Morning Saturday, don dahler, new york. Chicago teachers are expected back in the classroom on monday, following their oneday strike on friday. The teachers were protesting what they say is the inadequate funding and support of the nations Third Largest School District by illinois lawmakers. Schools were closed. An estimated 5,000 unionized teachers took to the streets. To their ongoing contract battle with the city. It is a shame that in order to make our voice heard, we have city it is a shame to make our voices strike and, yet, if that is what we have to do, that is what we will do the teachers direct their they laid off 2,000 staffers the past three years and closed various schools. They are pressuring the Illinois Legislature to boost school funding. Time to show you some of the mornings

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