hank played by paul dan know is stranded on an island feeling hopeless and suicide dal.hanges when nanny played by radcliff washes up on shore as a corps. the two become fast friends and ultimately go on an epic adventure as hank uses manny's gassy body to >> hmm. >> i need to you help me get home. okay, buddy? >> okay, buddy. senator quite a stiff performance. swiss army man scoring a solid 69% on rotten tomatoes but richard brody writes identified since its sundance premiere as the forting corps movie it lives up to the epitaph. and john lyus calls it one of the most absurd and fascinating films that you will ever see. >> i don't know about that one. >> i don't know. should point out both are based on true stories. that swiss army. >> and independence day resurgence always a true story. >> 1940s when that happened. >>> all right. well, that's the news for this half hour. >> remember to follow us on face wnn fans.consequently or twitter as abcwnn. thanks >> breaking news this morning on "world news now." britain votes totes leave the european union. >> we'll have the la

>> reporter: proposal sponsored by council members noel gallo and dan paul creates a new inspector-general position over the police and sets up an independent civilian police commission that supporters say will have more teeth than the current commission which can only offer the police department advice. >> who wants to be and a commission if they can't do a whole lot, you know? so we want to get strong people, good people, and give it some real authority with appropriate checks and balances. >> reporter: this proposal is coming on the heels of allegations that more than a dozen oakland officers had sex with a prostitute, three of them when she was under age. in return, they offered her protection on the streets. amid all this, chief sean whent is out of a job. >> at least allegation that top people in the department didn't do anything about the misconduct and that shows how important it is to have an independent oversight body and that's what this proposal would create. >> reporter: so the goal is to get this police commission proposal on the ballot this november. of course, it still has

the one and only the one and only dan senor, the formal advisor to paul ryan and so many other thingsill join us to talk about donald trump and a lot of other stuff right after this word from our sponsors. ♪ ♪ john: right here with us in studio, we have dan senor, formal advisor to speaker paul ryan and a lot of other things. and alex conant the communications director for marco's campaign. it is great to see you two. alex has been waiting to see you all day. alex w.: i needed another alex as backup. john: i'm very excited about this. we just talked about paul ryan on the show. i asserted that i think the speaker was leaving the door wide open to resend his endorsement for donald trump. is that true? dan: i think it is safe to say that a lot of republican leaders are not terribly enthusiastic about the reboot of the trump candidacy and the trump campaign over the last few days. so, they are being reserved and how they express their enthusiasm about his candidacy. whether it is leaving the door open a little bit, a lot, not at all -- i am not going to speculate on it. i'm just going to

one and only dancing or, informal advisor to paul ryan, talking about donald trump after this word from our sponsors. right here with us in studio we have danor, informal advisor to paul ryan and others, and alex conant. alex has been waiting to see you all day long. alex: i needed another alex as backup. john: we were speaking of paul ryan and i thought in an informed way that the speaker was leaving the door wide open -- dan: wide open. john: two rescinding his adjustment of donald trump. is that true? to saythink it is safe that a lot of republican leaders are not terribly enthusiastic about the reboot of the trunk candidacy over the last few days , and so they are being reserved in how they express their enthusiasm about his candidacy. whether he is leaving the door open a little bit, a lot, not at all, not to speculate. i'm just telling you i'm not surprised by how restrained you are hearing -- john: but you know the speaker pretty well. do you think there is a live option? dan: not now. i take him at his word. john: i understand my understandin -- i understand, i understand. dan: he said it is not something i intend to do so it is not

mark: dan, trump has created a lot of excitement by being roughly even in national polls. how much of the structural problems, like donor concerns can be cured simply by paulsaying he is endorsing trump? dan: i think ultimately, that is of limited value. as you said earlier, this was inevitable and to be expected. it took longer than it might have for reasons ryan is best able to explain, but i think ultimately no one doubted he would be on board. there are any number of evil who don't have the responsibility paul ryan has to be a supporter of donald trump who are still holdouts. those holdouts still exist. the money is a concern obviously. the structural issues in the campaign are still a factor. as mike pointed out, there are a lot of things he has to worry about. he will take comfort in these polls, and understandably so, but i think he cannot simply be complacent. it has felt as though he has been somewhat off stride the last couple of weeks given everything that has been coming at him. and perhaps not customarily so. one way or another, what we see from him in the next few weeks will be telling. as we know, this is a defining period in the campaign, w

how much of the structural problems can be cured simply by paul ryan saying he is endorsing trump? danink ultimately, that is of limited al you. -- value. as you said earlier, this was inevitable and to be expected. it took longer than it might have for reasons ryan is the stable to explain, but i think ultimately no one doubted he would be on board -- ryan is best able to explain, but i think ultimately no one doubted he would be on board. there are people who don't have the responsibility paul ryan has to be a supporter of donald trump who are still holdouts. as mike pointed out, there are a lot of things he has to worry about. he will take comfort in these polls, and understandably so, but i think he cannot simply be complacent. it has felt as though he has been somewhat off stride the last couple of weeks given everything that has been coming at him. and perhaps and customarily so. -- not customarily so. seeway or another, what we from him in the next few weeks will be telling. as we know, what happens between the convention will be very, very important. mark: is #nevertrump dead?

and paul dano, so every time the syllable dan was said on set, everyone, like turned around. >> jimmy. >> but yeah, they're amazing. they made lots of amazing music videos. and we made this. i think it's incredible. it's not going to be to everyone's taste, but the people who love it, i think are gonna love it for a very long time. >> jimmy: it comes out june 24th, but this premiered at a festival, right? >> yes. it came on at sundance originally. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and we've been in soft of articles before the film premiered that were saying like, "16 films to watch for the oscars next year!" i read that and i was like, "no!" [ laughter ] "you don't know what we've done, but it's not that." so i think it got like quite a a divisive reaction since then, but, like, now the people know they're going in to see the farting boner corpse movie. >> jimmy: you didn't mention that part. your corpse is a -- >> yeah, so it's like -- >> jimmy: the flatulence. >> yeah, which happens after you die sometimes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have magical flatulence. [ laughter ] >> i am a swiss -- i am th

paul asks what will tlt do if brexit vote is to remain? dan? ago we a bullish trade. we took it off. think tensions will ease and you will see tlt come back in. even a couple of bucks off the high. for me you look for reentre to 1.33. >> carter? >> that's fair. the real direction is yields lower, tlt higher. >> i'm looking for reentry on the long side. after the tensions it should settle. >> next question from tom lee, is there a reason for weekly instead of monthly options? >> two good reasons. gives you flexibility with respect to structuringing options trades around catalyst, before, after. some of the options have more strikes than the regulars do. apple is a good example. lots of flexibility. if you haven't looked at weekly options you should. >> time for the final call. carter. >> facebook on the short side, slv on the long. >> mike? >> sell the august 115-120 call spread to facebook. high probability trade. >> mr. 25-year-old? >> we have a will the of fathers watching this program. happy father's day to you guys, my father and you guys.

paul asks, what will tlt do if brexit vote is to remain? dan? so, a couple weeks ago on this show, we had a bullish trade in tlt. we took it off just this week as it broke out. i actually think a lot of tensions are going to ease over the next week or sosmt i think you'll see tlt come back in. even a couple more bucks off the high it made the other day. reentry down toward 133. >> that's fair. i think the real direction is ultimately yields lower, tlt higher. >> i'm looking for reentry on the one side. after the tensions i think it should settle a little bit. >> tom lee, is there any reason to use weekly instead of monthly options? >> yeah. there are two very good reasons. number one, it gives you a lot more flex act with respect to structuring options trade around catalysts before, after. and the other is, some of the weekly options actually have more strikes than the regulars do. apple is a good example. half dollar strikes in there. lots of flexibility. you should look at weekly options. >> carter. >> facebook on the short side, slv on the lo

a senior advisers to mitt romney and paul ryan during 2012 campaign. he joins us now. danod morning. >> good morning. >> after trump's comments yesterday, you now have the top republican, paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, agreeing with barack obama and hillary clinton on his comments on muslims. >> right. what he said on muslim ban, a religious test for entering this country, it's abhorrent, everything about it is reprehensible. as a political matter, this is the point at which donald trump should be unifying the party. you have two trends or events going on. event number one is a bunch of polls, cbs and bloomberg in particular showing the gap is widening between hillary and obama -- i mean, hillary and trump. secondly you have these crazy inflammatory divisive things he's saying giving republican leaders pause about unifying. bad polls and inflammatory rhetoric is a bad way to unify the party on the eve of the convention. >> given republican candidates for senate and governor, too. >> they are concerned in principle what he's saying and the collateral damage to senate and ho

. >> dickerson: dan, what do you make of -- speaker paul ryan spoke out about in opposition after havingendorsed donald trump, you got speaker paul ryan, newt glick griffin, senator flake, where does this leave things? >> john, it's almost the classic example of what we've seen throughout the entire year. things he does and says give terrible heart bush to republican establishment people. over the last months since he effectively became the nominee, more and more have in one way or another said i will be for him in november. yet he does these things and they react. their concern is that it's going to cost him the presidency and it's going to cost the party. both short term and long term. but we've also seen there is another audience out there that responds in a different way to that. i think you always have to be careful about predicting just how bad something that seems bad is going to be. >> dickerson: that's right. amy, the audience dan is talking about is the common sense argument, we get all wound up, get spun up about just let's have some common sense in washington that's the pitch

resigned because of sex allegations and replaced by dan farrell that was replaced after he said he had an affair with a subordinate three years ago and now paul figueroa is out after a couple of days. we heard from the president of the city council moments ago. >> i am stunned and disconcerting how little information we are provided. given the nature of these things we are barred from knowing anything about them and so that's frustrating for the council and i think it is frustrating for members of the public as well and so we have to place our confidence in the city administrator and the mayor that they are making good judgments. >> ktvu henry lee joins us. like music chairs. what is going on. >> i can tell you i have been hinting at this that paul figueroa was not held in good sted by the monitors. that begs the questions. why was paul figueroa install as interim chief in the first place. we both live in oakland and respect paul figueroa but i have been hearing some officers don't like him but that might be sour grapes. >>> it is like the guy that couldn't shoot straight. wouldn't the mayor check with paul figueroa. now we are hearing that m

dan henninger, jason ray reilly, james freeman and washington columnist kim strasso. kim, the race is close. why is hillary clinton having such a hard time closing the deal? >> i would say three things, paul. she's got a cloud over her head, given this ethics issue and the server problem. the inspector general report that came out. two, she's got an enthusiasm problem. people are flocking to bernie sanders and you see them running into the race. finally she's got a trust problem. voters don't necessarily think they can believe what she has to say. those things are combining to give him a boost at the end of the race. >> this is a fascinating thing. 1.5 million new voters registered in california since january. something like 600,000 in the last 45 days, the bulk are democrats. are they sanders voters? >> many of them young voters. one in california. they have been doing polls that suggest he's polling much better with some of her traditional audiences. she's keeping some of the older voters, people with hillary clinton back in 2008. but all of the new young blood is with bernie sanders. >> jason, this is interesting. california is a state where the democratic party has a huge minority pro

now paul figueroa is brought in but no one will say for houng. good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dantunning turn of events as another police chief is removed. it comes as oakland and several other democrats are embroiled in a growing sex scandal involving a teenage girl. laura anthony is live at oakland city hall with the latest on the story. laura? >> reporter: hi, dan. it's just last week that mayor libby schaaf said that ben farrow was the person who could lead her city's police department through a difficult time. well, today may o or schaaf had acknowledge she made a mistake. >> i take sfonlt for this decision. >> reporter: just six days after appointing ben farrow interim chief, the mayor took it back after learning new information about her selection. >> after the information i received it raised concerns for me about whether he can effectively lead this department at this particular moment in time. and during this critical transition. >> i am extremely grateful for the opportunity. >> reporter: farrow was on loan from the b.a.r.t. police force. before that, he spent many year

we'll keep an eye on paul ryan and if he takes questions from the press, we'll take you out there. i'm going to thank dan, access tv. thank you for stopping by. this was a great honor. >> i appreciate it. >> that was a treat. coming up, even more results coming in tonight. hillary clinton already the presumptive nominee. going to talk to a key clinton supporter, someone who's name is also occasionally mentioned with that veepstakes you're hearing about. senator amy klobuchar will join us next. ♪ you should hire stacy drew. ♪ ♪ she wants to change the world with you. ♪ ♪ she can program jet engines to talk and such. ♪ ♪ her biggest weakness is she cares too much. ♪ thank you. my friend really wants a job at ge. mine t. ♪ i'm a wise elf fr faroff shir♪ and sanjay pateis who yousho♪ thank u. seriously though, stacwent a great school and she's really loyal you should give r a shot. sanjay's a team pler and uh... what if 30,000 people doload the new a? okay... we're good. what if a million people download the new app? we're good. five million? good. we scale on demand. hybrid infrastructure, boom. ok. what if

dan a hamilton's family. the motive for the murder is still unclear and we've also been unable to reach anyone froy sentinel services in california. paul wagner, fox5 local news. > coming up, trouble for a local radio star. fits is working that story. hey, tom. good evening, fans around the country he's known as king, but here in rockville he's now facing an assault charge and a protective order coming up.p. what police have to say about this alleged incident. >> and a pilot who crashed his plane into the ocean is rescued by a teen lifeguard on his firsh day on the day. and tunnel trouble, three people arrested on the holland tunnel o turned up dozens of guns and a body armor. arm when an officer says he saw when he looked into the window thatht immediately sparked concern. we have weather moving into thei area with plenty t of highf h winds, hail and flooding rains. earlier today during our firstis round we had plenty of wind w damage reported off towards our north. we've got sky fox over the scene of howard county where we've had multiple accounts of trees downn trees twisted in half due to due straight line wind damage. there was an

that from paul ryan and mitch mcconnell and take itting after the racial remarks that donald trump made about the judge and yet saying we are with him no matter what. >> because he's not hillary. dan, what advice would you give to the candidates and what is the best tool in their box? >> i think the best tool in donald trump's box is indeed donald trump. it is his persona and cha ris maand that ability to perform on television and in social media has the possibility of putting hillary clinton in the defensive throughout the campaign. she's not that good on going on offense. that's what he does, now matter what attack she launches, trump will put her on her back feet. she has to find a way around the trump persona. >> it will be an exciting summer to watch it all unfold. and watch fox news as hillary clinton sits down with bret baier tonight on special report at 6:00 p.m. eastern, greg? >> more tension between the united states and china. we learn that a chinese fighter jet gets close to a u.s. plane in the east china sea. kristin? >> reporter: greg, this is the second time in less than a month that a chinese fighter jet came too close to an american spy plane. the most recent inci

dan, trump obviously is created a lot of excitement by even the national polls. how much of the structural problems, like for instance, donors concerns can be cured by paul ryan sayings endorsing trump in. >> i think ultimately that's of limited value, mark. for one as you have suggested earlier, this was inevitable and to be expected. it took a little longer than might have for reasons that roon y ryan is best able to explain. i think there are larger issues. there's still any number of people who don't have the kind of responsibility that speaker ryan has as the most prominent elected official in the party to be a supporter of donald trump. those hold outs still exist. the money is a concern, obviously. i think the structural issues inside the campaign are still a factor. there's a will the of things that he has to worry about. he will take comfort in these polls and understandably so. i think that he can't be complacent. it's felt he's been off stride for the last several weeks given everything that's coming at him and perhaps uncustomarily so. in one way or another what we see from him over the next few weeks will be very telling because as we all know, this is

paul ryan. but as we watch the pigts and listen here, my panel is here, dana bash here is, ryan david is here and i'm lucky to have them. we're joined by dan kildy, one of the democrats involved in the sit in. so representative, you have been protesting for more than 11 hours now. is this chaos on the floor? >> well, it's certainly a lot of energy on the floor. you know, it comes from the fact that we are absolutely exhausted by one minute of silence to commemorate these people in a whole success session of horrific events. and that one minute is followed by hours and days and weeks and months of absolutely nothing. >> we decided early this morning, led by john lewis, somebody who knows a little bit blt effectiveness of civil disobedience, we decided we were going to make a very strong statement and try to get the attentionst american people. they will continue to gavel us down. we'll not win on the floor. but we will win if the american people watch this and come to understand exactly what the house leadership is preventing. a simple vote on two simple bills that have a majority of support by the american people. >> i have to ask you. we

dan senior was an adviser during the 2012 campaign. thanks for joining us. after trump's comments, you have the top republicans, paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, agreeing with obama and hillary clinton about >> right. . it's a religious test for entering the country, it's unconstitutional, abhorrent, everything about it is reprehensible. as a political matter, this is the point at which donald trump should be unifying the party. you have two events going on. event number one is a bunch of polls, the cbs and bloomberg poll in particular, showing that the gap is widening between hillary and trump. secondly, you have crazy inflammatory, divisive things he's saying that is giving republican leaders pause about unifying. bad polls and inflammatory rhetoric is a bad way to unify your party on the eve of a convention. >> and giving republican candidates for the senate and goortoo. >> right. they are very concerned -- obviously in principle they're against what he's saying, and the collateral damage to senate and house races right down the ballot. they're more and more -- more and more leaders saying we could lose eight or ni

paul brown coming to cincinnati. kind of founding the bengals and his family is still associated with the bengals. that's in large part of the reason i'm a fan. >> dan gilbert, the owner of the team, the quicken loans founder, i reached out to him last night when i woke up, he was still up. he said this whole thing has been a dream. dan gilbert made this all happen. he went back to lebron and agreed on lebron's terms for him to come back to play ball. >> that's amazing. the consensus is when the team wins 73 or 74 games or whatever. >> forget it. nobody can stop him, right? >> i had to hear from harwood. in the prompter, it said a commanding lead 2-0 or 3-1, a twitter person wrote in, four points is not a commanding lead. he had to write, four points is not a commanding lead. i said, you have to talk to someone. >> 3-1, no one has done it before. >> pretty amazing. >> it doesn't mean it was not commanding. >> it was not clear in the last ten minutes who was going to win. >>> this was bizarre, another champion was crowned on the course on sunday, on the golf course. this is great, great to see dustin johnson winning his first major with a three-shot

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