charlie: one of the great stories is paul graham who came a great ou had not success looking for moneyand you went to him. >> it's amazing. originally, another company, michael, one of our first advisers introduced 15 angels and looking to raise $150,000 and sell 10% of the company. i couldn't get people to reapply to our i mails. we were out of money and we had a binder and paul graham told us, he admitted, he thought it was a bad idea and he realized this is an investment and he said we were like cockroaches. we kept doing it. and that was a complyment. he believes in us. charlie: how do you grow? >> the way you grow is the way that walt disney and steve jobs talked about thousand they grew. when they love it, they tell other people. silicon valley, everyone is focused on growth. i said we should focus on making great trips. they tell other people about it. 70% to 80% comes from word of mouth. and so word of mouth is how we grow. charlie: and you have said, you highlight the word belonging. when he people see it, it's easy to see that we offer homes and spaces. behind the spaces are

paul graham is our first investor. he set you should make something people want. there is a secret. make something you want. what do i want? i want to feel part of a community. that's the whole idea. emily: do you think you will build these things yourself or why acquisitions? guest: we will have to wait and see. emily: we are coming up on the one year in cuba. what have you learned? guest: it is the fastest-growing country in the world. we have 4000 homes there. it has been amazing. these cities took many years to get to this scale. what i have learned is this is something that has existed for generations. the idea of sharing your home predates airbnb. a lot of people describe cuba as a place that is room nested of the past. it's a place that will look back on and say it was living in the future. counterintuitive. but it is a very community-oriented economy. they have home sharing, restaurants in living rooms. i think actually more and more this is how cities in the united states will look like. emily: china is a big priority. how much time are you spending in china? guest: i was t

also highlighting the fair on friday april 1st is british photographer paul graham who will be signing copies of his two latest releases. and he will also after doing signing of the book fair will have a lecture at the philadelphia museum of art. so it's a pretty busy weekend for the arts in philadelphia. >> keith, thank you very much for coming on and telling us more about it. the 2016 philadelphia art book fair takes place on friday april 1st and saturday april 2nd at the annex on filbert. just go to our mobile app or to our nbc 10 app for more information on that. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> after a pretty chilly morning with temperatures down in the 20s in much of the area, we're warming up a little bit today. we're going to warm up a whole lot tomorrow. the 70s are going to be coming back. thunderstorms are going to be coming back as well, but not until friday. and we do see another round of much colder air moving in before the weekend is over. we have bright sunshine out there now. the flag is blowing, but nothin

. >> rose: paul graham came here and you'd had not a great success looking for money, and you went to him. >> well, it's amazing. originally, another company in wicomenator michael cyball, we were looking to raise $150,000, we were going to sell 10% of the company for $150,000. i couldn't get most people to reply to our e-mails. we went to them, we were funding our company with credit cards, and paul admitted he thought it was a bad idea but realized there was an investment in nuclear winter, 2009, and he said we were like cockroaches because we wouldn't die. he said we're looking for cockroaches and that was at the time a compliment that he believed in us. >> rose: how do you grow? i always believe that the way you grow is the way that, you know, walt disney and steve jobs talked about how they grow. you grow when people love your products. when they love it, they tell other people. in silicon valley, everyone's focused on growth and the numbers going up. we should focus on making sure people have great trips. if everyone comes and they have a great trip, they tell people about it. 7

he said nice things about paul ryan, about lindsey graham. he knows he needs the establishment if he gets to the general election what will that cost? $500 million? he won't pay for that out of his pocket. there's republicans who cannot stomach donald trump. he won't get their support. so they're going to take the last two weeks and pile on with more in a last-ditch effort. >> well in about an hour and eight minutes we'll have some new polling that will be helpful for us, especially for those on the stop trump movement. will they have any traction after tonight? let's throw up the map and talk about where are the next stops on this trump train and whether he will be able to do well and add to what has been a commanding lead in the delegate race. look at this, talking about illinois, about ohio. talking about florida. 99 delegates up for grabs in florida. marco rubio had been desperate to have a strong showing in his state. but he's not even on the board tonight. >> marco rubio and john kasich are betting everything on their homestates. but th

i was speaking with lindsey graham on monday and i asked him about the possibility of paul ryan potentiallying in and lindsey graham said, absolutely not. >> and he can't stand trump. >> right, he said, i love paul ryan, i can't stand donald trump. >> so what's lindsay solution to the republican conundrum, which is you have a guy, in this case trump, who will have certainly the most delegates. he may have the majority. if he's just a little short, 100 or so, can you give it to someone who has no delegates? >> he said, absolutely, you cannot do it. he said, either, if there is a contested convention, and he said there's a good possibility of having one, you have to pick amongst the people, like lindsey graham himself, who threw their hats in the ring, who have some delegates, who have potentially some votes for them, and pick amongst those people. there's no way you can bring a total insider in. that would burn down the party. it would split the party. you would have donald trump splitting off, having potentially a third party. and how do you run that nominee against hillary clinton in less

the presidential contenders, rand paul or linds a graham and remains to be seen if they are going to get behind a trump candidacy and graham indicates he supports cruz over trump but he is not fond of cruz. this is very frustrating for the g.o.p.. they have been so restless and eight years to win back the white house and two front runners who are outsiders and not viewed as favorites to win as far as the establishment to win the white house. and they are very conflicted. host: you talked about the fact that the senate majority leader spoke of the fact that he made a phone call today to donald trump to talk to him about the escalating violence at events and asking him to condemn it. did he report on what donald trump had to say? guest: no, he didn't. mitch mcconnell was asked many questions about that conversation but he said he is very good at not answering questions that he doesn't want to answer. he is very much on message and put out messages that he wants out. and will dodge questions that he doesn't want to answer. we don't have a lot of details on that. but donald trump -- has

big name party leaders like former nominee mitt romney, house speaker paul ryan and south carolina's own nikki haley and lindsey graham. while there have been a few critics converted to the trump cause--new jersey's chris christie for instance---there is already a sizeable chunk of the gop who would appear to have a tough time signing on with the trump team just because there will be an ''r" next to his name on the fall ballot. it seems that there are only two ways to go. hold your nose and go with a candidate that you don't particularly like or alternatively you back says we're giving up on 2016. usc journalism dean and former cnn correspondent charles bierbauer. again as this subject has been discussed in the news cycle surrounding the early voting states, there has been new speculation about someone mounting a third party candidacy to take on trump. bierbauer and others say that would be extremely difficult at this point maybe impossible for a candidate to beat the deadline to get on the november ballot. coming up at 6:30, stay tuned for an hour-long edition of nbc nightly news with lester holt, as we await the fir

graham. core anyone. rand paul. it's going to be an interesting cross-section. charles: what role would rubio have? it feels like a rubio-trump race. does he want to be spoiler? what do you think he's trying to achieve here? >> john kasich has said his only path to the nomination is through a brokered convention. as ford note and tammy noted in the green room. 58% of the delegates need to break for trump. rubio is saying i have the polls that show me consistentlying about the candidate to beat hillary clinton. charles: former new york city mayor michael bloomberg just officially announced he will not run for president. bloomberg criticized some of the gop candidates, specifically donald trump and ted cruz. he said he's not ready to endorse a candidate, but he would not stay silent about the threat that partisan extremism poses to our nation. we had a guy, establishment guy, left leaning, probably would have hurt hillary more than the gop had he run. what do you make of these comments? they dovetail with the same kind of things we heard from romney. >> in this el

graham and virginia tech student morgan harrington. officials say the plea will resolve both abduction and murder cases. harrington went missing from john paul jones arena in charlottesville back in 2009. her body was found three months later. graham went missing from charlottesville's downtown mall in 2014. matthew is already serving life in prison for an unreleated sexual assault case that happened back in 2005 in fairfax county. department released more details about friday's officer involved shooting. police say 18 year old kionte spencer appeared to have what looked to be a gun in his hand, when they responded to a walgreens on the corner of electric road and brambleton avenue. police say they asked him to drop his weapon- but he did not.that's when officers tried to use tasers, but they didn't work.police say two officers each fired one shot at spencer. one shot hit him in the shoulder. one hit him in the hip. police discovered after the fact that spencer carried a b-b gun that is a replica of a popular handgun. "you saw what our officer saw in his hand, that is a potential deadly encounter. and at this point, our investigation, in the

graham delaet struggled. you talked about mccoy tonight, paul, what a weekend for this young man. he grew up right in the shadows there of the 18, used to sneak into this tournament, now a college player at georgia. mccoy lived his dream of playing the copperhead course with the pros and held his own outlasting mr. golf right now, jordan spieth through the final round. you can bet mccoy made mental notes at how spieth and the rest of the pros handle the pressure of a pga tournament. >> it was really special. i know jordan didn't have his best stuff today, but it was playing so, so tough. i can't really take any pride in beating him today. i think he's got me by a hair now careerwise even though we are the same age. it may not seem like it. >> it was really impressive stuff. you'd thought he'd been out here for years working the ball both ways. the way he was talking, there was no stutter. you couldn't sense any nerves. he was certainly ready to be out here. it was really fun to watch. >> if i was him and hit the 18th green, i'd be like i'm a pro now. where's my $300,000 check? >>

graham and virginia tech student morgan harrington. officials say the plea will resolve both abduction and murder cases. harrington went missing from john paul jones arena in charlottesville back in 2009. her body was found three months later. graham went missing from charlottesville's downtown mall in 2014. matthew is already serving life in prison for an unreleated sexual assault case that happened back in 2005 in in roanoke county: we're learning more details about the teen killed in an officer-involved shooting. police say 18 year old kionte spencer had what appeared to be a gun in his hand, when they responded to a call for service near electric road and brambleton avenue. police say they asked him to drop his weapon- but he did not.. that's when officers tried to use tasers, but they didn't work. two police officers then opened fired. one shot hit spencer in the shoulder, the other hit his hip. police later found out the weapon was infact a b-b- gun. spencer was taken to the hospital where he later died. "you saw what our officer saw in his hand, that is a potential deadly encounter. and at this point, our investigation, in the case ou

big name party leaders like former nominee mitt romney, house speaker paul ryan and south carolina's own nikki haley and lindsey graham. while there have been a few critics converted to the trump cause--new jersey's chris christie for instance---there is already a sizeable chunk of the gop who would appear to have a tough time signing on with the trump team just because there will be an ''r" next to his name on the fall ballot. it seems that there are only two ways to go. hold your nose and go with a candidate that you don't particularly like or alternatively you back

i mean, it's just lindsey graham, hates trump. but,k governor paul page of maine, another conservative guy loves trump. i can't really process this. even here when i watch the individual shows, you know, bolling loves trump. you don't like him. i don't know how it gets -- how we get there at all. >> well, i object to the use of the word hate. i don't hate anybody. >> i said you don't like him. >> i don't like him t. it's not a matter of liking. the question is do i want him to be president of the united states. >> you don't support him. >> well, because i don't think he would be a good the '. i think they would be a terrible president. >> why do you think that and then a guy like bolling who, you know, is promoting trump. see, there is something about trump that i think alienates people on emotional level. why be wrong in saying that. >> i don't think it's emotional. i think it has to do with two things. one is ideology. there are people who don't particularly care about his positions. i'm not even sure anyone knows his positions. you have got any id

i mean, it's just lindsey graham, hates trump. but,k governor paul page of maine, another conservative guy loves trump. i can't really process this. even here when i watch the individual shows, you know, bolling loves trump. you don't like him. i don't know how it gets -- how we get there at all. >> well, i object to the use of the word hate. i don't hate anybody. >> i said you don't like him. >> i don't like him t. it's not a matter of liking. the question is do i want him to be president of the united states. >> you don't support him. >> well, because i don't think he would be a good the '. i think they would be a terrible president. >> why do you think that and then a guy like bolling who, you know, is promoting trump. see, there is something about trump that i think alienates people on emotional level. why be wrong in saying that. >> i don't think it's emotional. i think it has to do with two things. one is ideology. there are people who don't particularly care about his positions. i'm not even sure anyone knows his positions. you have got any id

washington and not meeting with mitch mcconnell, not meeting with paul ryan, potentially not meeting with somebody like lindsey graham is not doing much to extend the olive branch and find a way for this very controversial candidate, this lightning rod candidate, to find some common ground with the establishment. and in normal circumstances like this, where you have somebody who is leading the republican pack by as much as he is, normally, people would be tripping over themselves, in order to get meetings with him. that is not happening with donald trump, because in a lot of ways, he and his campaign are persona non grata when it comes to washington right now. >> a couple of smaller items. number one, he followed that gathering with a press availability. i believe, inside the old post office, the big construction prosecuting, converting that into a hotel. during which, a young woman who was wearing press credentials raised her hand, asked him a question, in effect, asking him for a job. he brought her up to the podium, introduced her to his guy, who hires people. then late today, elizabeth warren kind of opened up a

graham said his differences in cruz pail in comparison to -- pale in comparison to trump. >>> today, house speaker paul ryan told people speculating that he might he american as the republican nominee from a contested convention to knock it off. dozens of rabbis plan to protest trump's speech here in washington. >>a president putin is criticizing donald trump's online campaign ad. the same trump ad that uses video of hillary clinton barking like a dog and portrays putin as one of america's toughest opponent. >>> stay up to date with the campaign news. download our wusa 9 app. >>> a harsh dose of reality inside the reopened police station that was attacked by a gunman on sunday. officers decided to permanently preserve a bullet damaged door as a reminder of that day. a plaque recalls the officers that refused to stay hiding behind the steel doors. they ran through them into the line of fire. >> all the officers across the state and across the nation feel the same pain that we do, the same scars that are on that door. >> officer colson kenly killed by friendly fire- -mistakenly killed by friendly fire. t

and moments ago, news that south carolina senator, lindsey graham, will throw his support behind senator cruz. plus, paul ryan pushing back and puts to bed once again, calls for him to jump into the race. >> i saw boehner last night and i told him to knock it off. you know, it's not going to be me. it should be somebody running for president. let's just put this thing to rest and move on. >> first, breaking news over president obama's supreme court nominee. chief judge merrick garland will meet with senator leahy. he will also meet with harry reid later today. and the white house released this picture of garland and the president meeting on march 9th. meanwhile, democrats are mounting a full-court press calling on republicans to hold a vote earlier today. and democrats stood outside the supreme court telling republicans to, quote, do your job, and tying republicans to donald trump. >> if republicans continue to stand in the way and refuse to do their job, it will only be because they want donald trump to pick the next nominee. >> hear some of the chuckling there in the background. luke russer following t

paul ryan. they intervene three times to reprimand trump for his red rick. lindsey graham has called trump the most unfit person to become commander and chief will not say he will not vote for him. indeed, there's one republican senator has committed to not voting for donald trump. ironically, conservatives today are in somewhat the same position republican moderates were in 1964 as barry e streamed towards the republican nomination. it's difficult to understand today how dramatic a break that was for the republicans. as jeffrey documents in his illuminating book rule and ruin, the party had prided itself on the progressive stand on race from abraham lincoln onward. he had opposed to the supreme court's decision to integrate schools in brown verses board of education and the 1964 civil rights act. a hundred years of work would be thrown away. trump marks in many ways a larger break from the bass kin gold water. the modern republican party has been devoted to free markets, free trade, social conservatism and fiscal discipline on entitlements. remember, each launched ronald

paul ryan. he is not happy with some people like mitt romney and lindsey graham. i don't think most conservatives are, either. he did mention keeping the house and senate republicans so he'd be able to get some of the thins on his agenda done do you think that will begin to seep into the consciousness of those people running? >> irdon't think they're going to have a choice. if donald trump gets the nomination, what are you going to do? stay home? >> wait a minute. >> larry? the nebraska senator said he won't vote for donald trump. glenn beck says he won't vote for donald trump. >> jim webb said he would probably vote for trump. here is one more thing about trump being vulgar, obama unleashes a tirade against the press and nobody said a word, but donald trump said f this and f that, all of a sudden he's vulgar and a too unchaste to be a politician. politicians use words like that all the time behind closed doors. >> i have heard them. i have heard them my whole life. they all use it. and they're full of crap if they say they don't. >> appreciate it. >> we're waitin

graham has been outspoken against cruz in the past but says his announcement today is part of an effort to stop frontrunner donald trump. house speaker paul ryan is trying to squash suggestions he might emerge from a contested convention as the party's nominee... telling commentators to "knock it off" supreme court nominee 'merrick - garland' -- had his first meeting with a senator today. he met with the the judiciary committee, vermont senator 'patrick - leahy'... and senate minority leader 'harry - reid'. president obama named garland yesterday to fill the seat left open by the death of justice 'antonin - scalia'. even before today's meetings -- senate republicans made it clear that they won't consider a new justice until the next president takes office in january. 'proof' -- of "racial bias" behind the wheel... now 'out in numbers' -- for the 'durham police department'. the department... pledging to enter a "wave of transparency"... opening its files -- to have an 'independent company' -- review 'years' of traffic stops. angelica alvarez... 'breaking down' the numbers for us tonight -- from the durham police department... the interim p

meantime, south carolina senator, lindsey graham, former republican candidate who dropped out is now supporting cruz. house speaker paul ryan says today a contested convention is looking more like a reality. >> there is more likely to be more of an open convention than we thought before. we're getting our minds it could become reality. those of us involved in the convention need to respect that. reporter: in an old poll in utah, melissa, marco rubio was in the lead. now that he has dropped out it is not clear where his supporters will go, to cruz or to trump or kasich? melissa: all right. i guess we'll see. peter, thank you so much for that report president's supreme court nominee merrick garland is meeting with senate minority leader harry reid as we speak in his final capitol hill meeting of the day. judge garland did not meet with any republican senators but that might soon change. fox business's blake burman has the details. blake. reporter: merrick garland is beginning to make his case in washington but thus far just with democrats. he visited with harry reid and patrick leahy. democrats are calling for full and f

yankees, south carolina, ohio, new hampshire, politics, paul ryan, democrats, hillary, new york, new jersey, chris christie, march mar-a-lago. lindsey grahammegyn kelly, little marco, lying ted. donald trump. merry christmas. >>> that's speed version of donald trump talking about a lot of different things, a lot of nouns in florida last night during his extraordinary press conference, and it felt like some ways it was taking place on another planet. he welcomed retired new york yankee paul o'neal and his endorsement and talked about his enemies. a trump classic. followed decisive wins, along with a caucus win in hawaii. so taking it altogether, the message from last night, what did mr. trump achieve. >> he accomplished a lot i think. beyond the comedic elements. he won three out of four states. won them convincingly. he shut down the narrative that he was slipping. he set himself up well to maybe end it next tuesday. a mon among the comedy, he talked in measured ways, he said marco rubio had a good relationship. there was a lot tonal in the press conference, putting aside the comedy elements. >> he started which want republicans to control

graham has been outspoken against cruz in the past but says his announcement today is part of an effort to stop frontrunner donald trump. house speaker paul ryan is trying to squash suggestions he might emerge from a contested convention as the party's nominee... telling commentators to "knock it off" supreme court nominee 'merrick - garland' -- had his first meeting with a senator today. he met with the top democrat on the judiciary committee, vermont senator 'patrick - leahy'... and senate minority leader 'harry - reid'. president obama the seat left open by the death of justice 'antonin - scalia'. even before today's meetings -- senate republicans made it clear that they won't consider a new justice until the next president takes office in january. 'proof' -- of "racial bias" behind the wheel... now 'out in numbers' -- for the 'durham police department'. the department... pledging to enter a "wave of transparency"... opening its files -- to have an 'independent company' -- review 'years' of traffic stops. angelica alvarez... 'breaking down' the numbers for us tonight -- from the durham police department... the interim police chief says

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graham and virginia tech student morgan harrington. this comes a day after jesse matthew pleaded guilty to both crimes. harrington )s parents visited the bridge near the john paul jones arena on wednesday after that hearing. they )ve made the visit every year. documents show several witnesses saw morgan get into jesse matthew s taxi the night she disappeared. they say it s the last time they )ll make the visit. for hannah graham s parents -- the fact that matthew will spend the rest of his life in prison is a reminder of potential cut short. outcue: ".. " duration:0:12 sot - )his evil deprived the world of a great talent but hannahs enduring gift to us all is that she enabled this wicked man to be apprehended and nvicted. e did change the rld but at a terrible price. . " :00 ( through his attorney, matthew apologized to both families. his family s spokesperson said they cannot understand how the gentle soul they knew could be transformed into the man responsible for the murders. this morning we now know the names of two people killed in a massive fire at a middlesex county marina. police say 75- year-old frank blantz and 65 year old julia blantz were on their b

you know, it's slightly funny when you hear lindsey graham and others making these comments, but this is serious business for the republicans. i think paul ryan really under scored that today. there is a lot of fear not just in what we keep calling the establishment, but in minute who cares about the republican party and the republican brand. the idea that a donald trump or ted cruz may be their nominee really i will histies fear that they'll lose the white house and the senate. >> there's a story in politico that suggests that donald trump has reframed or remade the republican brand. how do you see it? >> you part of the problem they're not certain. they're going through realignment. so this is a party that has been realigning not just this year, but 2012-2008 in particular trying to figure out what is it is going to be going forward. we saw in 2007 when the tea party came out and really gave birth to this idea of the right wing of the party. that this is a party that is really split, and we're seeing the outcome of that today. the party establishment that has not been paying attention to its base as it should, and a party that has beco

paul, we'll see you then. the storm is slowly barreling towards the bay. the city of san francisco is opening up a couple of temporary pop-up shelters. they'll be at the bill graham civic auditorium on grove, and county fair billion on 9th avenue. both shelters will stay open until monday. >>> el nino storms have taken a toll on a column belling click -- crumbling cliff side in pacifca. >> this is the second red tag building being torn down in the seaside community. today, neighbors were put on notice that the building will be demolished. it was red tagged 2010, and the city recently gave the okay to have it torn down. erosion on the cliff has forced the city to take this action, as the structure has been in jeopardy of falling into the ocean. you might remember last month, crews took down another apartment building on the same street. that one had been red tagged six years ago. the demolition work should take several days, a third building could be the next to go. displaced tenants have filed an appeal to try to stop that from happening. war of words in santa clara county. the sheriff is going up against the retired judge, over a jailhouse brawl. devin is outsid

graham disappeared in 2014, handwriting tony disappeared in 2009. in return for his plea matthew has avoided the dealt pinlt and will spend the rest of his life in jail without parole. paul wagner starts us off live in charlottesville. >> he said his taurt was a heroine, basically because in her death she captured a predator. let's show you some video we shot earlier today. just before 1:30 this afternoon, jesse matthew was escorted into the courtroom. the parents of morgan harg ton and hannah graham made victim impact statements. hannah's mother telling the court she misses having tea on the couch and snuggling with her daughter. surveillance video captured the two together near some downtown bars. video her father says the family will not soon forget. you would be hard-pressed to find anyone in this community who doesn't know what 2-4-1 means to the harringtons. at the end of her comments jill flashed those the day she disappeared, morgan had said good-bye to her mother with those numbers, meaning i love you, too much, forever and once more. >> overriding priority is that matthew will never be able to inflict his deparagraphty on young women. the agreement meets the ob

hampshire, paul ryan, democrats, new york, new jersey, chris christie, mara lago, the winery, trumpet magazine, trump university, trump airlines, survival, charlottesville, virginia, lindsey grahamn kelly, little marco, love championships, donald trump, merry christmas. the speed version of donald trump talking about a lot of different things, a lot of nouns in florida last night during his press conference in the city of jupiter. it really did feel like the event was taking place on another planet. trump covered a lot of ground to promote his business products. about his enemies. in other words, a trump classic. a decisive win further public in front runner last night, along with the victory in hawaii. taken altogether, the mentum and messaging from last night, what did mr. trump achieved? a lot theccomplished on the comedic element of the press conference. he won three of four states convincingly. he shut down the narrative that he was losing out to two. he got delegates and set him self up to maybe into the race. olive branches, talking in measured ways. he said marco rubio and i have a pretty good relationship. he also said marco rubio should get out of the way. there was a

graham and virginia tech student morgan harrington. this comes a day after jesse matthew pleaded guilty to both crimes. harrington )s parents visited the bridge near the john paul jones arena on wednesday after that hearing. they )ve made the visit every year. it )s where court documents show several witnesses saw morgan get into jesse matthew s taxi the night she disappeared. they say it s the last time they )ll make the visit. for hannah graham s parents -- the fact that matthew will spend the rest of his life in prison is a reminder of potential cut short. outcue: ".. " duration:0:12 sot - )his evil deprived the world of a great talent but hannahs enduring gift to us all is that she enabled this convicted. she did change the world but at a terrible price. ... " :00 ( apologized to both families. his family s spokesperson said they cannot they knew could be transformed into the man responsible for the murders. the g-o-p is in a battle to stop a donald trump election ticket---and one presidential candidate has taken himself out of the running. astronaut scott kelly is back in the u-s this morning after i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my

. >> i mean, when did paul ryan talk about obama talking about punishing your enemies and every time someone's called a whacko bird or a loud people as lindsey grahamll the actual voters. he wasn't using that language but it's the conservatives, trump or cruz another day. it's nice to talk about what the democrats have done to this country and tone and with the insults as you nailed ramos on. >> what do you think happens if we get to a convention fight and i'm not sure we get there but if we do and you have all the groups organizing, plotting and planning that boehner wants paul ryan and mitt romney might want his name put in there -- >> might want cruz or might not want cruz. >> yeah. if they leap over cruz and trump, the people that got the most wins, most states, more delegates -- >> yeah. >> more voters and they disenfranchise them, i say it's over because the supporters of trump, the supporters of cruz, they're going away and they're not coming back. >> they call in to your show. they call in to my show. they say, look, we love the country and the party hates us or want to make it look inspector generrigged and feels rigged. there are some rep

paul o'neill gave him the thumbs up. >> no civil rights charges will be filed. >> you fired because he thought mr. graham was reaching for a gun. u.s. attorneys said there was insufficient evidence. mr. graham's family very upset >> i think that we are all criminals. we should not be judged by the color of our skin. >> a $3.9 million settlement in the city. the grand jury was given improper instructions on the charge. a second grand jury charged to indict him. right now, nothing. he could lose his job. we will see what happens. greg: missing for about a day. >> kelly rivera. we had no idea where she was. talking about her on the air. >> she skipped school and took a cab into the city on her own. police at this point not telling us why she came into the city. we are happy that the young 10-year-old kelly is back with her mom. >> did you ever go missing? >> no. never missing. i would love my head on the radiator and try to get it very hot. the lines would be on my head and they would know. i like that technique. she knew. mothers know. >> that really is all you want prices right. it worked out to our advan

when graham endorsed the texas senator saying anyone is better than front runner donald trump. >> i think his bigotry. >> trump said it was a jinx. some republicans have met with paul ryan and the biggest donorses to discuss alternatives. on the democratic side, publicly endorse a candidate, but privately he appears to favor hillary clinton. the new york times reports the president told democratic donors at a private fund-raiser in texas that bernie sanders campaign was coming to an end. and that the party mussy of must unite around clinton. on friday he held a rally in idaho. >> we received more votes from people under 30. >> clinton is attending private fund-raisers in connecticut and virginia. >> kristen: that is jamie boll reporting this morning. clinton is more than two-thirds of the way, collecting the collecting the delegates needed. monday early voting in wisconsin. several states are holding primaries and caucuses on tuesday including arizona and utah. bringing you the most complete campaign 2016 coverage, follow us on the air and online for every update leading to the the national conventions. >>> ex pro wrestler hulk hogan was awarded $115 million. the v

push paul ryan to get into the white house race, as the establishment pours millions, already pouring millions, more millions to come, particularly in florida. i got to say i agree with lindsey graham, i think a brokered convention would be unfair to donald trump. mercedes, before we get to that, i think you spoke with -- what a great example that is and terrible contrast with obamacare. charles: mercedes, i had an astronaut come down to earth this year, it does rekindle the foregone era, you can remember the space race and john f. kennedy, you get the feeling this is something that's physically boundless and matches the notion that perhaps all of our dreams should be boundless? >> don't you think, what is america? america is about exceptionalism. it is when we have the space rocket shuor anywhere, we'll be back before the second stage second burn. charles: all right, guys, spacex, after four scrubbed attempts, the fifth one a success. we're not sure if they stuck the landing, find out when we come back. very exciting stuff, on the heels of scott kelly spending 340 days in space. >>> hillary clinton calling for clawback and tax benefits for outsourced jobs abroad. corporate america

graham said he could work with him. >> once you get to the convention, anybody could be the nominee and you're never going to -- any of the people we've just named. mitt romney, paul ryan, anyone's name could be put into consideration. ted cruz will not be that guy. he woem be the guy that the party rallies around. even though his path is super narrow. he's calculated that the only way to get there sow get the outright delegate majority. steve point out. what's the other way for ted cruz? >> why would we think the trump delegates are not as tough as the average trump voter in terms of sticking with the guy? when they got to a convention, what would make a trump delegate switch? >> because who those delegates are and how they'll decide how to adjudicate, not just for the trump folks but anybody. the party would be facing an extraordinary situation. yes, we've had it but not with twitter and the 24/7 media. this would not be -- >> what would stop it from being subtle the old way. now that we're talking about an open convention. why wouldn't trump say i need 500 delegates. i'm going to give them to the guy who will give me -- i need the 500. who has 500? it may be ka

graham disappeared in 2014, handwriting tony disappeared in 2009. in return for his plea matthew has avoided the dealt pinlt and will spend the rest of his life in jail without parole. paulner starts us off live in charlottesville. >> he said his taurt was a heroine, basically because in

paul ryan, who acknowledged that an open convention is now more likely. the anti-trump effort seems to be coalescing around senator ted cruz. senator lindsey graham, who backed jeb bush after his own presidential campaign fizzled, is now backing cruz. that's the same lindsey graham who once said choosing between trump and cruz is like choosing between being shot or poisoned. even senate democratic leader harry reid said today that at least cruz, in harry reid's words, stands for something. reid slammed trump's quote, vile rhetoric but said trump is a product of the gop's leadership's reseptembntment an hatred of president obama. our correspondents, analysts and guests will have full coverage of the day's top stories. let's begin with the stop trump movement and our chief political correspondent, dana bash. dana, it's picking up steam but is it too late? >> even republicans, wolf, who vehemently oppose trump admit it may be too late but that's not stopping them from scrambling for an alternative and making for some very strange bedfellows. >> this is how intense tit is right now. >> lindsey graham raising money for ted cruz, backing cruz for presi

graham said terrible things about him. i sense he'll use his deal making skills to win over paul ryan.thammer said nice things and megyn kelly, they took a shot of megyn kelly watching donald trump. >> she got a big smile. >> pretty cool. he talked about unifying the party, so you're right. he'll go after the establish. saying come join me team. >> we'll talk to him in 20 minutes from right now. he'll join us live. put down that remote because he is coming up and so is heather nauert. >> good morning. it a fox news alert. frightening news out of the myself today. iranian state media reporting that that country has test fired two ballistic missiles just a day after a missile test that u.s. officials say may have violated a u.n. resolution. well, this new report alleges it was marked israel must be wiped out in hebrew. that country wanted to show the islamic republic's readiness to counter any threats. well, this comes as vice president joe biden visits israel as part of a middle east tour. he says if iran breaks the terms of the nuclear deal, we will act. hmm. >>> well, another fox news

graham and virginia tech student morgan harrington. officials say the plea will resolve both abduction and murder cases. harrington went missing from john paul jones arena in charlottesville back in 2009. her body was found three months later. graham went missing from charlottesville's downtown mall in 2014. matthew is already serving life in prison for an unreleated sexual assault case that happened back in 2005 in fairfax county. the roanoke county police department released more details about friday's officer involved shooting. spencer appeared to have what looked to be a gun in his hand, when they responded to a call at the walgreens on the corner of electric road and brambleton avenue. police say they asked him to drop his weapon- but he did not.that's when officers tried to use tasers, but they didn't work. police say two officers each fired one shot at spencer. one shot hit him in the shoulder. one hit him in the hip. police discovered after the fact that spencer carried a b-b gun that is a replica of a popular handgun. "you saw what our officer saw in his hand, that is a potential deadly encounter. and at this point, our investigatio