scott brown last night on the kelly file looking at the glass half file saying the party will unite, has to unite but that is the message the republican party is trying to get together and put out. maria: donald trump had the meeting last night in washington to talk about unification of the party, they were optimistic after the meeting. >> it was a very good meeting. they are very good people, a terrific meeting. it is a unity meeting, we are leading by a lot, have far and away the most delegates, millions of votes more than anybody else. >> it worked out and the team came over and we had a good meeting and talked about the process, the convention, unity, working together and making sure when we go to cleveland we are working in the same direction and part of that is making sure we have open channels of communication. maria: what and election cycle this has been. >> i will put my investor hat on. you try to think about the downside, what can go wrong? wisconsin is done, ted cruz is going to win it. how much money has been spent on trump in wisconsin? if he comes in, say he does not g

brown. the seventh annual women in the world summit is having this week in new york city. fact, it opens. >> it will be incredible. megyn kellycarol street, diana washington, talkinge lagarde very about breakfast and europe to what is happening in brussels. >> i visited them before. and, i remember christine , he asked a lot of questions at the summit. one of the hot topics will be politics. with cecile richards coming. megyn kelly coming. it'll be interesting. betty: what you think of wisconsin? huge surprise. bernie sanders was expected to have a ton of money. he has won a rash of states. still, he has not caught up to hillary. it just shows that she will have to slug it out to the end. point thethat at some valley of experience will be understood. what we are seeing with bernie sanders is that he is appealing it cang people because be done. you cannot declare that we will give every kid -- kid free college. will break up the big banks, we're starting to ask him now, i feel badly with the daily news interview, how are you going to do it? betty: we are hearing those questions were trump as well. >> when these guys can turn o

browns somehow will draft johnny manziel again. they like what they see out of the young man. >>> michael strahan announced he's living his talk show "live with kelly and michael" except everybody forgot to tell be gary busey. live with kelly and gary. and yes, you will see gary on every episode of this show. stay tuned to nbc for "meet the press." my man, chuck todd here with a preview. you have bernie sanders on the show. he's facing an uphill climb this week. what do you want to know from him? >> it was interesting. i did it yesterday face to face in baltimore. and he is on the cusp of both accepting the reality that he's not going to win, but at the same time not ready to concede. he wants something from hillary clinton. he just hasn't figured out what that something is. >> showing no signs of taking his foot off the gas over the past week. >> not quite. although i think you're going to see a deceleration today. >> chuck todd, we'll be watching you and bernie sanders coming up in a few minutes on "meet the press." thank you for spending part of your morning with us. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and on msnbc on "morning joe." enjoy y

maureen kelly kron4 news >> pam:california lawmakers are hoping to raise the legal age for smoking tobacco. from 18 to 21. they sent six different bills. restricting tobacco use to governor jerry brown today, after a delay of six weeks. they include. raising the age restrictions for smoking, chewing, dipping, and vaping. democratic legislative leaders put to use. rare house rules to hold onto the bills after lawmakers passed them back in march. but big tobacco has threatened to target the changes at the ballot box, if they are signed into law. governor brown has not made a comment on the proposals. he has until may 4th to sign, veto, or send them back to legislature. ap-ca-xgr--california tobacco laws san francisco has confirmed the virus. according to the city's public health department.a pregnant woman has contracted the virus. apparently while she was somewhere in south america. right now the patient has no syptoms of zika.but she is being closely monitored and is receiving care. there is still no known treatment for the virus. however, officials are telling us there is no risk to the public's health. the first case of zika was confirmed in february by a person who had travelled

brown. >> hi carol. we got the summit starting tonight. >> so exciting. because among your guest, meryl streep, megyn kelly- i suspect the election will come up. >> i suspect it might. and a lot to discuss. actually on the topic of misogyny. >> have you seen misogyny in the race so far? >> i certainly have. the way women have been talked about you will until now has just been really stunning. >> who's been the worst offender? >> we'll clearly trump has been the worst offender in that he's overt. what he's done is let the ugly trolls of misogyny out of bag and get his supporters to say, you know, i kind of like the way he talks about women. he tells it like it is. really? that is very scary. >> he does have a certain amount of support from women which, some women say they don't quite get. what do they see in donald trump do you think? >> well the women who support him i think see -- they are on saysed with, you know, he can fix things. because women are practical. so the women who support trump have brought into his narrative, which is i know how to get things done. i'm not a good who lets red tape stop me.

kelly and michael" at 9:00 a.m. in the meantime, more "good morning america" after the break. every little step >> you know that classic. whoa, bobby brown. his classic "every little step." we have a big announcement. bobby brown is going to break his silence. tell his life story in a new memoir called "every little step." from his life and career and he'll have an exclusive interview with robin on abc. >> we have a lot to say. ciara and ludicrous will host the billboard music awards may 22nd. both ciara and ludacris are joining us live on "gma" coming on monday to announce the billboard award finalists. but right now, let's talk about the bread diet, amy. >> let's do that. here with me now chef adam leonti, the founder of the brooklyn bread lab revealing how you can literally have your bread, eat it too and enjoy those carbs while losing weight. we first learned about his work in "the new york post." now he is sharing his secrets with us. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> so work 12-hour days and eat bread and pasta all day long. >> and sometimes cake. >> okay, so let's see how many pounds you've dropped just in the

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brown, mr. gavin newsom and mayor ed lee for having the confidence in me and giving me this opportunity to serve. i want to thank city administrator naomi kellyand her team for their support and guidance. city attorney dennis herrera and deputis for their sound advice and our community collaborators and friends and the dedicated and talented staff at olse. amany of you know and has been mentioned today olse was create by ordinance in 2001. with the vision of stan smith, who is here with us today. >> hey stan ! [ applause ] we were created to enforce one law, which was prevailing wage on the city's public works construction contracts. and i have kind of seen it since then, coming from construction, like building a high-rise. in 2003, the voters approved one of the first in the nation's minimum wage ordinances. the living wage ordinances were moved into our shop. the sweat-free ordinance was passed by the board in 2006. the voters passed the first in the country paid sick-leave ordinance. you passed the health care security ordinance. followed by the family-friendly workplace ordinance, fair chance ordinance and retailer workers bill of rights

kelly went over to the event and al sharpton was there. they talk whaebd happened in forget -- talked about what happened in ferguson. because he wanted darren wilson to be charged with the death of michael brownicial doj report on ferguson found. >> the evidence does not support finding that wilson was unreasonable in his fear that brown would attempt to harm him and gain control of his gun. there is no reliable evidence to disprove wilson's belief that he feared for his safety. >> okay. so knowing that, here's the conversation between the reverend and megyn and then your opinion, judge. >> if you and i talked to the same witnesses and the doj talked to the same witnesses, and they don't believe them and you and i do, it doesn't make us wrong. it means -- >> but you don't talk to all the witnesses. the doj does. they get people in there and it can be a crime to lie to an fbi agent. it's not a crime to lie to the reverend al. >> megyn, calm down. >> now watch it with calm down. >> there's something -- >> ask bill o'reilly about that. i had to lecture him on that. >> if i talked to witnesses and i believed them, doj may talk nor witnesses. but then you can't come and ask me to apologize for bel