connell mcshane with more from new york's trump tower. >> donald trump began by thanking his family and he moved on. and >> ted cruz, i don't know if he likes me or doesn't like me, but is one of a competitor. he is a tough, smart guy. he has got an amazing future. i want to congratulate ted. reporter: the republican national committee chairman reince priebus said@real donald trump will be the nominee. we need to unite and focus on defeating hillary clinton. >> i want to thank and congratulate the republican national committee and reince priebus who i just spoke to. he's doing a tremendous job. it's not an easy job when you have 17 egos. now it's down to one. reporter: technically that is not yet true as john kasich remained in the race same kasich has plans to campaign in the state of california. after taking today off he has plans to resume campaigning tomorrow in west virginia the night thank you, connell mcshane. lauren: jeff flock joins us now from indianapolis. >> as results started coming in and it became clear that texas senator was in for a crushing defeat leading to just a han

connell mcshane could duplicate what you just did. stuart: i want to see you because -- what we came up with. >> we are ready to go. talk about stuff to talk about. connell: that was something to watch. i am connell mcshane in for neil cavuto after this donald trump news conference we watched at trump tower. he defended his donations to veterans charities and other topics but he has been scrutinized for not immediately making good on his promise of some events after the fundraiser in january so he held a news conference at his back big time at all of us in the media. watch this. >> the press should be ashamed of themselves. on behalf of the vet from the press should be ashamed of themselves. they are calling me and they are furious because i send people checks, a lot of money and give you the names right now which is what you want and instead of being thank you, mister trump or trump did a good job, everyone says who got it, who got it, and you make me look very bad. i never received such bad publicity for doing such a good job. connel

connell mcshane is on the streets of manhattan with the details of the meeting between trump and henryinger. we thought this was happening at kissinger associates but it is happening at the kissinger residence but you know what is going on, let's hear it. >> the substance of the meeting was more important than the location though your point is we didn't know it would be one of three locations with trump tower being thrown in. the trump campaign was tightlipped on where they might be meeting. we talked to a trump advisor earlier who was talking about the goal of this meeting from the trump campaign's perspective. this is what you do when you are the presumed republican nominee, you meet with henry kissinger to talk about foreign-policy. he presumably knows more than anybody else. part of it is you want to get in and pick his brain and see what you can pick up if you are donald trump from all the knowledge he has picked up. the other thing the trump campaign wants to do is send a message that donald trump when it comes to foreign-policy is a realist. that is the word they keep using, a r

connell mcshane. connell: it is a story that has been developing. you are right.mazon or ordering from amazon, it is a completely different story. let's go to the like of macy's and gap. after having recent results of showing more struggles. the american consumer may be a more trouble. ralph lauren wanted expectations so much. coles had disappointing revenue results. the same story here. sales are down. the stock goes down. it kind of summed them up there. amazon hitting yet another all-time high. they land. a point as it appears behind me. now full-screen. basically tracking the industry. all the retailers. connell: probably the only thing propping it up. amazon is killing these other stocks. >> incredible. thank you very, very much. senate leaders in these protesters out there. apparently, they are all illegal. all undocumented. that is why i got a raise with sheriff joe r pio. i do not understand that sheriff. why, if you have illegals protesting outside of an event, why are they not rounded up? >> you have to talk to homeland security and ice. they had the aut

my colleague connell mcshane in new york city. donald trump already back in new york city. some say he is so confident of his chances he could leave indiana while senator cruz still there campaigning to the last second. what are people there telling you? >> first item they're talking about, pivot and focus on hillary clinton in general election. i don't think there is many people reading into mr. trump's location. after all this is the third straight week he has been to election results at trump tower. the candidate and way things are set up, they know how important indiana is to this race. in fact he talked about at his last rally there last night. >> usually by this time it's over and doesn't matter. but this time you folks belong where you belong. it is called importantville. reporter: importantville, how about that? importantville. david: indiana. the reason for that, not only because you have 57 delegates in the race, as you win indiana as you talk about, you mentioned a few minutes ago, take all or majority of those delegates. look out to states coming up after this,

connell mcshane is on the ground. connell, two fancy dinners, two very high price tags. are there taxpayer outrage? are you seeing it in local papers. christie cost taxpayers 10 million with "bridgegate" and his unsuccessful presidential bridge and these dinners are costing a lot. >> it is a lot of money. i don't call it taxpayer outrage but we've seen people examples of write upset what is happening on the ground. give you two concrete examples in the hours we've been here in new jersey, one on the ground, one in the air. starting by land. a group of protesters garretted at many donald trump events. a group gathered across the street from this event. when we were over visiting with them, they were chanting, hey, hey, ho, ho, trump and christie got to go, that type of thing. up in the air kind of strange, had a small plane flying around, had a message on back of the plane, make new jersey great again, #dump christie and trump. we'll mark them down upset or not in favor of christie or trump. to the point you make about the money they will try to raise money doing it a lit

dagen mcdowell and connell mcshane. connell: i want to thank you for having me on.they told me that they would not have time for that. tsunamis on mars. i am there. i know all about it. what else could be out there. time flies when you are having fun. >> exactly. now, we are discovering these thousand plus other planets that are out there that could support life. >> does a really humble you, neil? almost thanking me for not having to be in the studio today. i want to point that out. neil: is that necessary? >> it is profound. some experts have not seen an ocean on mars because there has not been any shoreline. these images, this isn't scientific reports that we are studying. evidence that a giant comet or a space rock plunged into this ocean and sent these giant older's up out. neil: these are the water bridges that we are looking at right now. connell: i am coming to this discussion late is why i asked. neil: dagen and i have it covered, connell. what do we make of this now? we are trying to get to mars again. it is too late. dagen: could sustain life in the future

connell mcshane is in for neil cavuto. >> ashley got her hands on the tel teleprompter again? welcome to cavuto coast to coast, i'm not neil cavuto, i'm connell mcshane, the last mad dash for the indiana. 57 delegates, that's your number. the magic number up for grabs tomorrow on the republican side. just moments senator cruz will be hitting the campaign trail in indiana with the governor, mike pence has endorsed him. so we'll check in on that rally. right now, though, donald trump certainly has the edge in the hoosier state when you look at the polls. and blake burman is covering the whole thing. joins us now on why this may be, blake, an uphill battle for senator cruz the way things are looking; right? >> yeah, ted cruz. said earlier this morning that he absolutely believes he is a path to victory even if he loses indiana and he's in the race until the end. the numbers, though, appear to be trending away from cruz in the hoosier state. here's where the polling stands as of this moment the day before election day. latest poll comes from nbc news and the wall street journal. i

connell mcshane have you ever eaten at a shake shack. >> i have. are you? don't lie.o to like that salad place, chopped? >> bellagio and hit up the cavuto elliptical. i love that machine. neil: do you believe that he is working? >> gasparino, not for a second. neil: you're on top of mcdonald's thing? >> fresh meats. this is great. actually reminds me of another story a few years back and mcdonald's came out said, by the way the mcnugget you're eating, that is real chicken. everyone said, wait a second. was there supposed to be a question about it. which there was. neil: they had to clarify the mcribs. >> still bring those back. neil: you remember when you first eat it -- >> we'll get sidetracked here. we starting on the mcrib. neil: you're right. >> the fresh meat story is this. testing out idea of fresh beef patties in the state of course of texas. what have they been doing? they use frozen patties. neil: burger king uses frozen? >> i believe so. neil: wendy's using fresh. >> not only but they're square at wendy's. are they still square? neil: what does white castle

connell mcshane is in new jersey with the latest on that. connell.this is a little bit of a weird one when you think about it. donald trump hasn't been on the campaign trail in quite a while but he returns today in quite a way. having a campaign rally in new jersey in and of itself wouldn't be strange, having a fundraiser in the state of new jersey in and of itself wouldn't be that strange. but combining the two is a little odd. and that's what's happening here at the armory. charging $200 a ticket to hear donald trump speak. the money to your suggestion will go a long way to helping christie out with the debt incurred by his presidential campaign. he said there would be $250,000 in debt and then trump goes here to another fundraiser and said $25,000 to help the state party out with the debt that it incurred in large part due to the george bridge lane closing scandal. we remember that. so not your average day on the campaign trail but not the average campaign to cover by any stretch. now, as trump comes here to jersey, the fox poll numbers showed him

i'm connell mcshane in for neil. it is trish regan. trish: thank you very much, connell. the never trump movement vowing to find a way to beat donald trump and the movement's leader, bill kristol to find a way to get a third party candidate. i'm trish regan, and welcome to "the intelligence report." bill kristol says there will be strong, impressive candidate to challenge donald trump this november. donald trump firing back, calling bill kristol a loser. >> these people are losers. he is trying to, trying to make you, trying to drive you guys a little bit nuts. if they do an indy, assuming it is decent, which i don't think anybody with a reputation would do it because they would look like fools, what you are going to do is lose the election for republicans. therefore you lose the supreme court. trish: does donald trump have a point? who is this candidate bill kristol keeps talking about him? person after person turned him down. would the new person really have a chance? bill kristol already miss ad crucial filing deadline in texas. we're asking are never trumpers becoming

our own connell mcshane outside the trump towers with very latest. will holed another presser here, connell? reporter: 9:00 we expect the candidate to speak. we were here week ago, many officials thought the race was all but over and we heard the candidate on campaign trail a victory in indiana in his mind seal the deal. where we look where we are, according to our delegate math, trump going into today including indiana, needs to win 42% of all the debt gates. once they look out after today, the reason they're so confident, look at group of states coming up, next five, nebraska, west virginia, oregon, washington state, throw in the big one california on june 7th. those first four before california, only nebraska is winner-take-all. they're are not very many opportunity for senator ted cruz after tonight. you would think, we heard a lot about this, talked about it, this would be pivot time for donald trump to the general election. to some extent it is. today is very strange day, mr. trump has been unable to really ignore his primary opponent ted cruz.

fox business's connell mcshane in lawrenceville, new jersey with the latest on this one. ell, take it away. reporter: you know, melissa, we usually have one or the other. you're usually covering a rally for presidential candidate like donald trump or standing outside or know of a fund-raiser a candidate is holding one even and that is normally closed to press. today donald trump, i don't think anybody of us would be surprised that trump campaign would do differently, combining two. part fund-raiser, part rally. people going in here to support donald trump and will see chris christie and pay $200 a ticket. most. trump rallies, in fact all trump rallies are free to get in. he is helping out former opponent. chris christie endorsed donald trump for president. someone may be speculated to be on the list of potential running mates for donald trump. to that point, there is interesting numbers out from quinnepiac university. remember chris christie is still sitting governor of state of new jersey. turns out his own state they don't think it would be a good idea to pick chris chri

i'm connell mcshane in today for david asman. melissa: immelissa francis this is "after the bell." we'll take you to markets in just a second. tell what you we have going on this hour. investigators are scouring flight data from egyptair 804 for clues what caused plane to spiral and plummet into the mediterranean sea. the focus now? four crucial minutes that could hold all of the answers. >>> neck-and-neck. hillary clinton's double-digit lead over donald trump has fizzled. we'll look how both campaigns are now fighting for every edge in the general election. >>> fix it owners beware. why the fitness data you rely on may not be accurate after all. >> come on. we can't have that. back to the markets before we talk about fitbit. the dow turned negative in the last few minutes which make as mixed screen there this morning or this afternoon when you look at dow trading stocks we have phil flynn at cme and lori rothman at the new york stock exchange. lackluster day, huh. >> low volumes, trading range that pretty much sums it up. we did have exceptional stories. one on the nasdaq. we saw

connell mcshane on streets of manhattan with the details of that meeting between trump and kissinger.i, connell. reporter: hey there, david looks like it lasted little over an hour donald trump and henry kissinger. at secretary of state's residence east side of manhattan. trump motorcade pulled up over an hour ago and pulled away a few minutes ago. mr. trump came out of mr. kissinger's residence. what did they talk about on the inside? you would love to be a fly on the wall this is what you do when you become the presumptive nominee of the republican party. what people are doing for years, visiting henry kissinger tapping into the vest of knowledge on things he picked up over the years. certainly no shortage of topics. trump's much talked about plan to build a wall. neil cavuto had dr. kissinger back as a guest on fox business network he said at the time, kegs inker did, was not supportive of that trump plan to ban muslims. did they talk about that? a has he either changed his mind or able to change trump's mind. certainly something to think about. you will talk more about this. this

fox business network is at a trump rally, tell me, connell mcshane, how does this help him? >> reporter: we'll see what the next few months bring, but the real historical evidence shows us what happened between august to the election, they have actually done research to say between july 31st and october 31st as the market goes down, if it goes dow of the time, the incumbent party doesn't do well and often luose the election 8 out of 10 times. then the party in power stays in power. i think what happens is there you are betting on a continuation of the policies or at least some certainty. and that is kind of interesting about this particular election cycle. it's not only hillary clinton versus donald trump presumably if that's how the general election turns out, but hillary clinton is a known commodity to wall street because of her history. donald trump, who is a republican, provides uncertainty according to investors we're speaking to. >> donald, thank you very much. just a reminder about the coverage just a couple hours away for you. this might give you a tease -- the tensi

i'm connell mcshane in today for david asman. melissa: immelissa francis this is "after the bell."st a second. tell what you we have going on this hour. investigators are scouring flight data from egyptair 804 for clues what caused plane to spiral and plummet into the mediterranean sea. the focus now? four crucial minutes that could hold all of the answers. >>> neck-and-neck. hillary clinton's double-digit lead over donald trump has fizzled. we'll look how both campaigns are now fighting for every edge in the general election. >>> fix it owners beware. why the fitness data you rely on may not be accurate after all. >> come on. we can't have that.

connell mcshane is in for neil cavuto. >> ashley got her hands on the tel teleprompter again? neil cavuto, i'm connell mcshane, the last mad dash for the indiana. 57 delegates, that's your number. the magic number up for grabs tomorrow on the republican side. just moments senator cruz will be hitting the campaign trail in indiana with the governor, mike pence has endorsed him. so we'll check in on that rally. right now, though, donald trump certainly has the edge in the hoosier state when you look at the polls. and blake burman is covering the whole thing. joins us now on why this may be, blake, an uphill battle for senator cruz the way

prudential bring your challenges >>> connell mcshane has already put in his bid. before he did that he wanted to rush back and give us an update on the kissinger/trump pow wow. how did it go? >> well we don't know quite frankly, neil, because we haven't heard. but they met for a significant amount of time there was a lot of build-up before the trump motorcade pulled up before 3:00 p.m. eastern at kissinger's apartment on the east side of manhattan, the former secretary of state. that's what you do when you're the plea summresumptive nominee republican party. >> he went to him. >> yeah, he did it on his terms. we didn't know where he was going to go. it could have been to trump tower it could have been here at kissinger's office here on park avenue. but he went to his home and met with him at his home. i know one of trump's advisers was telling me they wanted to pick his brain. who knows more about foreign policy than henry kissinger. they said they wanted to send a message that trump is not just an isolationist when it comes to foreign policy. he's a realist, that

connell mcshane could duplicate what you just did. to see you because -- what we came up with. >> we are ready to go. talk about stuff to talk about. connell: that was something to watch. i am connell mcshane in for neil cavuto after this donald trump news conference we watched at trump tower. he defended his donations to veterans charities and other topics but he has been scrutinized for not immediately making good on his promise of some events after the fundraiser in january so he held a news conference at his back big time at all of us in the media. watch this. >> the press should be ashamed of themselves. on behalf of the vet from the press should be ashamed of them

connell mcshane. both of these guys. he is unloaded. that is donald trump. cruz and his father.zy time. facing the mood there. >> well, you know, the third week in a row. waiting for these primary results to come in. the stories surrounding mr. trump. the northeastern states. not expected to win. trump has put himself in a good position going in. you look at our calculations on the delegate map. 42% of all the remaining delegates. that does not even include indiana here at the trump camp, certainly building some momentum. it has been shifting. seeing less and less of a primary campaign for mister trump. more and more of a set up for a campaign. if we win in indiana, it is over with, folks. it is over with. then we focus on hillary clinton. >> with that, we are waiting here in new york. we will have for marks a little later on. claiming he may win in the general election. no doubt ba talk task. demographics or anything else. trump is quite confident. not only for tonight, but moving forward get his remarks are supposed to be from 9:00 p.m. eastern time. two hours after the holes

. ♪ connell: i am connell mcshane. back with your non-justin bieber comments.a new high. we can show you the dominance of the amazon stock. now performing all of the other retailers. this chart is all against the other retailers. mostly brick-and-mortar retailers. the stock is down performing. the heaviest weight here it it still is an individual stock. in terms of comparison, fast food giants. mcdonald's and wendy's while we are at it. reported better than expected results. down from the same period last year. down 3% this year. by the way, star wars reference. get neil's mind off of justin bieber. electronic arts. better than reported office. the analysts are getting more. it should be responding. it is responding to that fairly well, as a matter of fact. i don't know, maybe something different. neil: the justin bieber thing. taylor swift not a big fan of justin bieber. >> no. neil: do they try to take a picture we met my mom does not even like him and she likes everyone. [laughter] neil: i have heard the song. it is a cruel line, if you think about it. not y

connell: i'm connell mcshane here with coast to coast, tim cook has gone to china, the apple ceo.nnounced a big investment, a billion-dollar investment in a chinese company that's a rival to uber. the kind of company it is. so he's over there, apple stock up today. other news that neil's been talking about, but he's over there and tweeted out a picture of him and the ceo of that company. but another is mobile eye, expected business over at china to increase exponentially and that's the word from the ceo. they're looking for a pick up as the government, the chinese government is going to require automated driving systems to be in place eventually for all the trucks and buses over there. so that would help a company that's in that business as mobile eye is. and then we have a story about a cruise ship but not any old cruise ship, it is the largest cruise ship in the entire world setting sale for france. look at the size of this thing. it's the harmony of the seas they call it from royal caribbean and the thing is almost 1,200 feet long. 16 decks on it. holds, like, 6400 people. >> w

connell mcshane in midtown manhattan were against donald trump is coming to him. reporter: well, we think so, neil. we are not quite sure. the trump campaign has been so tightlipped about it. here at the kissinger office at the meeting does take place we expected to have been early afternoon on park avenue not very far from donald trump headquarters on fifth avenue in new york. once it does take place at the follow-up and when it comes to economic policy, the meeting is seen as donald trump reaching out to gop's establishment when it comes to foreign policy as opposed to economic policy. i was into an adviser and they told me the goal of that is twofold. the first goal is quite obvious. meet with someone like henry kissinger and gather as much information as possible and learn from someone with the experience of a henry kissinger. the second goal is interesting. the event details may donald trump wants to send a message today. the message is he is a realist. that is the word that's used in a realist when it comes to foreign policy. he's been unfairly painted in so

connell: i am connell mcshane with your business headlines today.ounced back in april. the housing starts. nice number after a brutal reading the month before. building permits slowing down. there are some people concerned that this will not last when it comes to building properties here on out. angst may taper off. shares of wwe are moving down today. jumping at the opportunity. professional wrestling any way shape or form. cashing in big time. the stock is down. cashing in to the tune of about $40 million. sold off shares of wwe. a lot of people are apparently getting out as well. getting around the traffic in many cities around the country. it is owned by the google parent alphabet. going to develop a quarter cooling surface. kind of interesting. but weighs in competition with uber. there you go, neil. that is the kind of information you need. neil: the big mustache on the front of the car. connell: lyft? i'm not sure with my logos. do you ever drive yourself? neil: no. i take the subway. [laughter] look at the time. okay. in the meantime, a big

connell: connell mcshane back with you on cavuto coast to coast, the more about the facebook story theset surfaced stories that conservatives were not trending on facebook and the suppression of those stories was intentional that it was bias news curators working for the website carrying it out. well, now that the latest development is congress is getting involved in. a new letter in from the chairman on senate committee commerce and he wants questions answered. who is responsible for this trending topics section. has facebook taken any steps to investigate the claims that have been made. did they manipulate some of the content? so john getting involved in with this. so far the facebook response we've gotten to this is basically the whole thing is nonsense. we've designed our tools to make that technically not feasible. in other words, even if they wanted to, they wouldn't be able to be bias against certain stories coming up. but it will be interesting to see how this plays out. facebook stock up along with the market, it doesn't seem to be having much of an impact on the market today. b

dagen mcdowell, connell mcshane. bloody thing?walk the walk if he's going to talk the talk. 33,000 -- to get dirty $3000, $400 is the max amount you can give to the 15,000 contributions to get to half a billion. he needs to dial up some of his rich buddies and stop spending it on chris stalin ladies and start giving it to the political parties. >> anyway, that -- this old ladies first thing. obviously the "seinfeld" campaign is getting the most attention, a campaign about nothing. neil: i thought it was interesting. don't get too much in the way the sound vain. keep the big picture. >> bath is working. a couple times you ask trump supporters, why do you support them? they totally turn you off at that point. it doesn't matter. mark was talking about this the other day. politicians promise the world and they never deliver. that's why one of try something new. he's absolutely right about that. his point about turnout, which is that at the end of the last sound bite he played is the point. hillary clinton turnout this obama coalition.

reporter: i am connell mcshane with her coast-to-coast business headline today.going out of business sale at the sporting goods chain. 464 chains here they are planning to shut them all down. the final sales get underway friday. they will get wrapped up by the summer. they've been doing fairly well as a category, but there's too much competition for the likes of sports authority. tony quinn in the meantime is filing wrongful death lawsuit against the tobacco industry. quinn died of a salivary gland cancer back in 2014. he was in his early 50s at the time. it was caused by the use of his chewing tobacco for more than 30 years. the company -- tobacco companies have a responsibility to disclose the risks, but never did that. our daily update on the viacom soap opera going on. he has now appointed two new trustees to trust that will determine the direction of cbs and viacom and someone were to die or become incapacitated. the two trustees or executives which is a privately held movie theater chain. back and forth we go. back over to you. neil: what i don't understand

. >> i'm connell mcshane with your business headlines, and we have a media deal that looks like it'sn $860 million offer from gannett saying it's not in the interest of shareholders. more drama surrounding sumner redstone in the news today as the viacom ceo has filed a complaint trying to stop redstone from removing him and george abrams from his trust. see, there's a seven-person trust that determines what would happen to both viacom and cbs if redstone were to become incapacitated or, you know, when he dies. so for his part, redstone has asked a court in l.a. for an order validating his right. so the back and forth continues there. also a setback in court for the big banks as a federal appeals court has just reinstated the private antisuits filed against 16 banks for -- antitrust suits filed against 16 banks. a lower court had dismissed these lawsuits in 2013, but they're back, and the appeals court has brought them back. now to the lower court, they will return for further proceedings. and then there is adele. we have an adele story in the news today so, please -- [drum roll] a so

back with my colleagues jeff flock, connell mcshane, and holly joins us former dnc press secretary ast new york stock exchange. i didn't know he was still with us. i apologize at that. holly, you're looking at all of this. this is something bernie sanders has been pounding and these folks clearly are hearing. is hillary clinton hearing this? >> i think it is clear both of our candidates, majority of americans believe that rich people should pay fair share share. neil: what is their fair share, holly? what is the fair share. >> millionaires are paying higher tax rate than the rest of americans who have a little more help getting by. neil: so, not 40% now, what should it be. >> we've seen lot of different proposals from lots of different candidates. we're still in competitive primary but you know, i think that it is clear that americans are on board with that. even donald trump somehow -- neil: you're not answering my question, holly, what is fair share? what is fair share? >> i think that it is clear all americans, majority of americans across the country believe that millionaires shou

. >> i'm connell mcshane with business headlines on "coast to coast."ting 1800 jobs from its smartphone unit. most of them from finland. they bought the nokia unit a few years back. the bottom line phone sales have not been strong. the company acknowledged as much in memo sent out to employees, saying it needs to be more focused in the unit, the unit that makes phones. their stock up a little bit today. >>> a company with ties to senator bob corker is reportedly under federal investigation for alleged accounting fraud. "wall street journal" says the feds are looking at cbl and associates. corker said to be close to executives there and apparently made money trading the stock in the market. corker getting a lot more attention lately as there has been speculation he is being considered as possible running mate for donald trump. >>> finally, there is this. victoria secret will not be mailing out its catalog anymore. >> what? >> should have had everybody sit down in the studio. didn't know there would be so much interest in the story. apparently it wasn't d