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and most of the congressional districts. 27 in new york. if he gets a majority in each of those, he will run the table and get 95 delegates and regain the momentum lost. cruz might pick up a few delegates but he will reframe it as a reset and say he is back on track to winning the nomination outright. charlie: can he get to 1237 before the convention opens? mr. garrett: he can get it if he wins california heavily. the month of may the crucial for donald trump. i am a little curious why they spent so much time in new york. new york is solidly in his column. in may, indiana, nebraska, other places that do not lay as well for trump, oregon, washington, other places where he could spend better time getting ahead of the curve against ted cruz. may will be a crucial month for ted cruz. charlie: he is spending a lot of time complaining about the party rules. mr. garrett: which is interesting on a couple levels. one thing that donald trump has told the country is that he unders ....
as a representative of his government but as a member of , the people s pilgrimage. he s fasting today along with thousands of others around the world, calling for climate action. [indiscernible] international community, we cannot afford to delay climate action. deliver enhancing admission and should muster the come political political will toward peru and paris, it might be said it must be poetic justice, that the typhoon its diameters span the distance between warsaw and paris. that was yeb saño addressing the u.n. summit in 2013 in warsaw in the midst of typhoon haiyan, which killed thousands and almost took the life of his brother. yeb and his brother will join us from inside and outside the climate summit. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. we re broadcasting live from paris, france, where diplomats, heads of states and climate , negotiators are beginning the second day of negot ....
out a climate agreement on global warming. now they stand on the outside. today, we speak with two former climate negotiators. pablo solon of bolivia and yeb sano of the philippines. saño just arrived in paris not as a representative of his government but as a member of , the people s pilgrimage. he s fasting today along with thousands of others around the world, calling for climate action. [indiscernible] international community, we cannot afford to delay climate action. deliver enhancing admission and should muster the come political political will toward peru and paris, it might be said it must be poetic justice, that the typhoon its diameters span the distance between warsaw and paris. that was yeb saño addressing the u.n. summit in 2013 in warsaw in the midst of typhoon haiyan, which killed thousands and almost took the life of his brother. yeb and his brother will join us from inside and outside the climate summit. all that and more, coming up. welcome to de ....
out a climate agreement on global warming. now they stand on the outside. today, we speak with two former climate negotiators. pablo solon of bolivia and yeb sano of the philippines. saño just arrived in paris not as a representative of his government but as a member of , the people s pilgrimage. he s fasting today along with thousands of others around the world, calling for climate action. [indiscernible] international community, we cannot afford to delay climate action. deliver enhancing admission and should muster the come political political will toward peru and paris, it might be said it must be poetic justice, that the typhoon its diameters span the distance between warsaw and paris. that was yeb saño addressing the u.n. summit in 2013 in warsaw in the midst of typhoon haiyan, which killed thousands and almost took the life of his brother. yeb and his brother will join us from inside and outside the climate summit. all that and more, coming up. welcome to de ....
we explore its legacy and ask if it can still be used for scientific research. woodruff: under a pristine rain forest in ecuador lie more than 800 million barrels of oil. the country s president had asked the world to ante up in exchange for a promise not to drill, but that plan is being scrapped, as hari sreenivasan reports. brown: mark shields and david brooks analyze the week s news. just wishing i changed my ways. woodruff: and two men from two generations connected by a love of the blues are now collaborators on tour. we profile charlie musslewhite and ben harper. this is what the blues are supposed to do.. make you feel good. it s your comforter when you re down and your buddy when you re up. all purpose music. woodruff: that s all ahead on tonight s newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: bnsf railway. support also comes from carnegie corporation of new york, a foundation created to do what andrew carnegie called ....