bae systems. >>> let me finish tonight with a serious bit of culture.even years and i've never missed it, a television drama about grown-ups, a woman whose politician husband betrayed her with prostitutes about women professionals battling it out with male rifles and each other, about old romances and how they stick around, especially when the old flame after so many years shows up. that one's happened before. of all the gin joints and towns and all. in the case of "the good wife" it's the he who shows up and it's not rick's cafe in casablanca but a contemporary law firm. there's something fresh about a drama with characters you can't help caring about. my favorite eli gould is the "hardball" political consultant with a heart who cares deep down about his candidate and his candidate's wife, and most of all, that they somehow stay together. and a wife, of course, certainly not always good in a moral sense, who struggles between the person she was taught to be and who god actually made her. a mother with a kid about to fly off with what threatens to be th

bae systems. >>> i was very encouraged.ieve we are planting the seeds to get yourselves unified. from here we're going to go deeper into policy areas to see where the common ground is and how we can make sure we're operating off the same core principles. this is our first meeting. i was very encouraged with this meeting. this is a process. it takes a little time. you don't put it together in 45 minutes. >> there's the agreeable point for the republicans. i know what's fascinating when ryan was interviewed it was like a quick yeah. >> it's been a bit of the war between the passions that paul ryan feels. then we see a different approach. the pragmatism of mitch mcconnell. he was able to look them in the eye, talk about some of the concerns that they have and soften some of the rough edges. he makes a reasonable argument that you can't turn it all over and come together in just 45 minutes. mitch mcconnell is already saying he endorses. he has time. it also gives trump some time later a chance to say he got a win. >> tonight yo

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bae systems. >>> june 7th, 2016 will be the california primary.his year, is that when you, if you're ahead in the vote, if you're ahead in pledged delegates. >> i am ahead in the vote, rachel! i'm way ahead in the vote! now, wait a minute. i have the greatest respect for senator sanders but really, what he and his supporters are now saying just doesn't add up! >> now we know. turns out it wasn't just me she was annoyed with. turns out former secretary of state hillary clinton feels that same way about the same issue when other people ask her about it as well. >> so you get into the general election, if you're the no. am nee. >> i will be the nominee for my party, chris. that is already done in effect. there is no way i won't be. >> hillary clinton today interjecting on cnn to say if? if? there is no way. she doesn't end up not being the nominee of the democratic party this year. that is clearly the view for hillary clinton it has been for some time. it is the view of the campaign. that is the view of observers of this race just looking at the math

bae systems. >>> factor follow-up segment tonight. college students attacking freedom of speech.n the "wall street journal" jason riley says he was dis-invited to speak at the university -- virginia tech university i should say. the dean of the school said mr. reilly was not telling the truth. then, jason produced an email that proved he was reporting accurately that he was dis-invited, thereby, showing the dean to be the one with the truth deficit. after that the school, virginia tech, reinvited jason. he must be dizzy. a few years ago i did a benefit for it happened to alexa foundation at boston university because alexa, a student there, was raped on campus. now, i have a graduate degree from b.u. that should have been a major event on campus. a positive event to help people like alexa. but, b.u. faculty members, at least a few of them, tried to sabotage the evening because of me and partially succeeded. all over the u.s.a. this kind of stuff is happening on a daily basis. joining us now from raleigh, north carolina, robert shibley executive director for the foundation. how bad

bae systems. >>> hi.night about circumstanceum at the university of massachusetts. the students are now required to complete a course on social and culturalal diversity with a goal of helping students create change towards social justice and to hold attitudes which value cultural differences. great to see you pete. >> thanks for having me. >> there's nothing wrong with diversity classes, but when you're trying to push towards social justice which is a dicey terms in some circles and not everybody believes in the fuel principal is a different thing. >> when it's a mandatory course, but there's no mandatory course on the constitution clearly you have one perspective. social justice is akin to western civilization and you say you be for whatever cause you think is just based on race, class and gender and it moves left. there is no reinforcement of the things that made this country great so we're no longer creating american citizens, we're forging these citizens the world. citizens of the world are terrible c

bae systems. >>> the state of north carolina faces a deadline tomorrow to stop enforcement of its newaw that people are must use bathrooms of the gender on their birth certificates. the justice department says that law violates the federal civil rights act and is threatening to cut off billions of dollars in federal funds if the state refuses to comply. joining me now is north carolina governor pat mccrory. governor, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thanks for having me, chris. i appreciate it. >> let's start with this deadline that you face tomorrow to suspend implementation of the so-called bathroom law or to face the potential loss of billions of dollars in state funding. governor, what are you going to do? >> first of all, the bathroom law only applies to government buildings or schools and our universities and highway rest stops. it doesn't apply to anyone in the private sector. in fact, our ruling says that the government shouldn't make bathroom laws for anyone in the private sector. >> understood. >> that's up to the private sector. what i've asked for, i asked for friday, was

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bae systems. >>> word out of washington tonight that the white house will issue a sweeping decree fornsgender students. "the new york times" reports the administration wants every public school district in the country to allow transgender students to use the bathrooms that match their gender itemty. a letter will go out tomorrow asking schools to ensure that no student is discriminated against. it does not have the force of law, but reportedly warns schools they could face lawsuits or loss of federal aide if they fail to comply. >>> the capture of ten american sailors cost a top naval leader his job. the service has lost confidence. his ship was pralg the gulf when it veered off course wand was seized by iranian forces. the men were held and then released unarmed. now back to hannity. >>> welcome back. we continue now with republican presidential candidate donald trump. you're winning by four in ohio, you're even in pennsylvania and florida. how do you interpret that poll? >> i think really good. we have to win florida. i think i'll win florida. i won florida against marco by massive

bae systems. >> they're set to block. market who does cover viacom, man, i'm going to imagine trying to follow the twists and turns reading the redstone transcript. what does it mean for the direction of viacom? >> well, i think it puts the control of this company very much in a question mark situation, and i think that for viacom, a stock that trades at a 7 or 8 pe, like 50% below the peers, is a value kind of focused investor, you have to think is there some potential in this uncertainty around control that could potentially end up unlocking the real asset value here, which i think is meaningful and not much recognized by the market. >> so the idea is really that basically the control is going to be taken away from redstone and the company possibly sold? >> yeah. >> is he aware of this possibility? do you think he would try to block that from happening? >> i think it's impossible to talk about an acquisition of viacom with sumner. i'm not sure you can have the discussion. more generally he seems clear that he doesn't wa

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bae systems. >> do you see any way to compromise with donald trump, not in the way with conserveatism. >> what i want to see is all conservatives rally to defeat hillary clinton and make sure we put conservatives in the supreme court, and keep congress, this is the mountain we have to climb. >> paul ryan today, on an interview with the wall street journal. a look at what the exit polls feel, how the republican party. >> a third of them say this is a party that will stay divided, after this primary process, in nebraska. that is half the electorate on the republican side. what do you think it will mean for the fall? the we aring to win in the fall. something else we can tell you for context, take a look at this. this is donald trump, a number that will have to be adjusted. he won big. coming in to tonight, 40.2% of all the votes in the republican primaries. a lot of nonvotes there. look at the last republican, when his last opponents dropped out of the race, he was where trump was. if you go back to 2008, when mccain clinched it, he was under 40.5. trump followed it a model we have seen

bae systems. >>> we are knack, there is the first race we called tonight. it turns out, as indiana goes for if the republican party, so goes the likely nominee. the he was called tonight by the gop chairman the presumptive nominee. we prefer likely nominee. late into the evening, a narrow path. as we toss to chris matthews in washington. i feel the need. i feel we are duty bound to talk about the one factor. the veterans remember, the role of personal health, national emergency, a week is a year in american politics. nothing is for sure. these are the cards we have been dealt as of tonight. november is a long way away. >> those that may come in it i have joey reed here. talk about the democratic race. it doesn't seem as sealed as the republican race. there is here we are. >> it is a fight. bernie is still fighting. >> he is still fighting. i think that math told us what is going to happen for some time, since march. you have a part that wants to play this out further. and bernie standers voters are persistent. and hillary clinton is deciding not to fight th

bae systems. >> back with me now, the political dream team and a couple of dudes. i am sure dude is trepding trending right now. >> listen, tonight, we did see a monumental thing happen, where the republican committee are raising money to take on hillary clinton. the democrats are fighting, that is too simplified. the dissemcrats are fighting. >> it looks like it. it looks like they are starting to. >> the bottom line, for the democrats, the fight has been simmering, we ignored t because there is so much focus on donald trump. >> part of a larger trend. we have ignored it both sides with violence erupt at rallies. donald trump was essentially saying, they are -- the system is rigged. >> i thought i was listening to donald trump, listening to bernie sanders. >> they have more in common than we think. >> trump, i don't mind you rallying against the establishment. i appreciate the tweaking of the system. serious problems in the democratic process, blame senator couplo, or those in new york, for the people disenfranchised. an dolled trump won. >> it is more that he doe

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bae systems. >>> breaking news coverage of egypta egyptair.tact with the plane on thursday. 66 people on board. speculation set in on the possibility that the plane was a target of a terrorist attack. most on board for egyptian and french. >> max foster is in paris. and back to you, richard. all the indication is that debris is spread over a wide field, a ladies and gentlemen area of water, over the indian ocean. this recovery effort will not be easy. >> well, we don't know yet. yet to pause there. we don't know yet what debris field will be like. we don't know how the plane came out of the air. it is certainly not going to be a particular narrow field. if the plane had broken up in the air, for example, got an explosion, a bomb, whatever, mh-17 type scenario. yes, you will have a very wide spread debris field. however, if the plane came down in tact, it would have broken up on impact, the debris field will be tighter. the currents in this part of the mediterranean are not particularly strong. and any debris that is on the surface, that is whe

bae systems. >>> bernie sanders taking strong criticism tonight, labelled a zombie candidate who is hurtings campaign. zombie candidate, nina? you don't take kindly to those words, do you? >> it's ridiculous. it's an insult on democracy. senator bernie sanders has every right to stay in this race. he has touched over 1.1 million people. >> zombie candidates -- they had this to say in regards to bernie sanders. "in presidential campaigns, the one resource that's never reenoughable is time. zombie candidates take vast amounts of time and slowly chip away at the prohibitive front-runner. noticeable in ways perhaps only political operatives can appreciate today. with donald trump all but guaranteed to be the nominee, the general election electorate is beginning to tune in. at a time when voters could be comparing trump and secretary clinton, the presumptive nominees they're instead seeing clinton take shrapnel not just from the republicans but from sanders." whoo! that was a mouthful. >> that's ridiculous. consider the source, that's all i'm going to say. >> bill, i understand that you disagree

bae systems. >>> these polls are troubling. you have the secretary losing in ohio.'s up only by one in florida and pennsylvania, bernie sanders winning all three against trump. and super delegates are going to have to take a look at these candidates because neither one is going to the convention with enough pledge delegates to win. this, think is very, very compelling evidence about why bernie sanders will be a much better candidate after the fall? >> jeff weaver and clinton and trump closing polls and here is sanders looking at the in pennsylvania, and also, in these polls there are numbers in the key swing states. and upside down, tremendously. tucker, you know, the math keep on talking to democrats it's just not there. but he's trucking. >> he wanted to. what is hillary clinton running on? third term of barack obama, of course, do you think the next president should continue barack obama's policies of democrats owning 26%? said yes. 26%? want a third term or obama? >> what about sanders as the democratic nominee, she's coming crawling not sprinting. >> i think if

bae systems. shoshow me more like this.e. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. find what you love. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. and voters with no college degree, they were more likely to support trump over cruz by 25 points. what do you take away, eric? >> i want to go to the other side, what about women? what about voters with higher education? i'm curious. his weakness or achilles has been the female vote and hispanics. i'd like to see. >> clearly, his strengths continue to be men, people without a college degree. and people who want an outsider. it is consistent. >> encompassed within those numbers i'd like to see a breakdown of the people who say they want to see an outsider. where do they come from? it is just men? it has to be a mix of people. i'd like to see how that is. we have seen tightening in the national polls as of recent showing him ahead. like rasmussen. >> you mean with hillary, the general election. >> this is about republicans. >> it is also looking at a base of support, of people who are likely to support him and fo

bae systems. >> i hope secretary clinton would agreed to engage in a debate. that the people of the larger state now and country deserve to hear how the candidates feel. >> bernie sanders today talking about clinton turning down our invitation to a debate in california. one poll had clinton verses trump. and and how this primary continues. final thoughts? >> you think that is one of the many questions and how quickly that happens. >> it's one of the reasons trump has shown strength in polling. he has been able to get most republicans, over 88% to say they support him. some of them aren't enthusiastic. and they're coming together. seems odd to me she continues to go back and forth with bernie sanders and is trying to talk more about donald trump. i would be working to reach out to bernie sanders to do more to bring them into the poll. >> >> there wasn't an easy position for people like paul ryan. he has to be at the convention. he has chair the convention and be on board. he's desperate to provide a buffer for house republicans that don't want to lose their sea

bae systems. >> jk rowling is not a fan of donald trump. >> in time, this is most uncomfortable.n online petition to ban donald trump from entering the uk. i find almost everything m trump says objectionable. i consider him offensive. and bigoted but he has my full support to come to my country and be offensive. his freedom to speak protects my freedom. his freedom guarantees mine. >> that is many people will have guts to say that about stuff they disagree with. i see oftentimes people are champions of free speech when it is stuff that they fancy. when it is something they disagree with, they'll say we have to shut them down. whatever capacity you hear this, good for her for saying it. i like it. >> poem don't like donald trump but she says she wants her freedom to call him a bigot. i don't know why he is a bigot. >> oh, gee, he didn't have anything to say about those mexicans. >> let's not go down that road. >> i will say, i can't express enough admiration for what j.k. rowling did there. i think liberals are in fact far too quick to shut out people who have a conservative point

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bae systems. >>> aaa is projecting more than 30 million americans are hitting the road this weekend. biggest concerns are the airports after throwing more security resources at check points and tsa. peek waiting times will be less than 30 minutes. >> the goal is have all the check points opened and fully staffed and move you efficiently through the system. if we can do that then i think people are comfortable. if they know they are moving as they move through. >> and what a difference two weeks make. on may 16th, there were three hour lines with thousands of people missing their flights. today, where as you can see, security lines are nearly empty. take a look at that and moving quickly. and joining me now is nbc's blake mccoy from chicago, o' hare. what made the difference? >> reporter: well, good day to you andrea. there is been a lot of extra people that we have seen out here. they approved more overtime to keep these check points opened and they tripled the number of dogs here from o' hare from four to twelve which we get these lines moving faster. you can see holiday travelers c

bae systems. >>> from the world headquarters of fox news, it's "the kelly file" with megyn kelly. >>voice of god. a frightening glimpse at some future workers of america. i speak, of course, from college students, from overland college delivering a list of demands and grievance to their educators. co-host of "fox & friends" and author. the students of overland -- >> they have a problem. they feel -- overland in particular. as a national collegiate epidem epidemic, they feel as though the colleges aren't gacatering their needs. an example at overland, a small private school in ohio, they have students who want to speak out. for example, remember the tragedy of tamir rice killed by law enforcement. meagan batista was having problems because she had to protest and drive across town and drive back, therefore, she couldn't get her homework done and wanted special consideration for that. that's a little bit of an issue. >> sure, right. >> you have zikaia -- >> she wanted them to eliminate any grow lower than c for the semester because of all driving she wanted to do. >> you can do things c

bae systems. >>> the discussion of the highs on the dow, the biggest gainer is goldman sachs, and good points on the dow, and two negative components at this hour, and that is walmart and fpfizer. jon. >> and hp, inc. personal systems and printing for the most part launching the tech ventures to increase fields of 3d printing and artificial intelligence, and shane wall is the chief technology officer over at hp, and joining us at post 9. shane, good to see you. >> good to be here. >> and now at the hp labs, you are sort of the internal skunk wo works is reporting up to you that what you hope to get from the hp ventures similar tech ventures i should say similar and different from the kind of the innovation flow that you get from the laps? >>le well, the word is innovation. and for hp, it is how to keep reinventing, and we have done it in the office through two ways, one is hp lab which is 50 years old now, and the pre-eminent institution in the valley, but to compliment it, we have created hp tech ventures, and that is an externally focused of how the drive the ecosystem for the core b

bae systems. >>> in other words the way the system works -- you know what?ng to -- [ cheers ] >> bernie sanders predicting a contested contest at the summer convention. joining me now is live here is mark murray, senior political editor. let's start with the democrats. he comes out yesterday and said it is going to be a contested convention convention and going for the super delegates. he thinks he got a good shot at indiana and in single dingit in our polls and possibility in virginia and kentucky and certainly california. has a good share of bernie sanders' supporters that said even if he gets super delegates to go with where the states voted, what is the math? >> the math is not good for bernie sanders right now. even if he ends up losing in indiana tomorrow, you are looking at the future contest in oregon or kentucky and west virginia. it is still is a rational for him to keep ongoing on. hillary clinton just need to win 19% of all remaining delegates. that's pledge delegates and super delegates. bernie sanders has to win 81%. for hillary clinton to hit

bae systems. >>> donald trump is hiring a pollster which may be an unremarkable action for the presumptive nominee. except trump said this back in august. >> i don't have pollsters, i don't want to waste money on pollsters, i want to be real, i want to be me, we have enough of that in washington with pollsters telling everybody with a what to say. >> i don't have pollsters, i don't want to waste money on pollsters. the trump campaign will host a veteran pollster. with me now, josh barrow, katherine rappell and michelle bernard. you have a whole panaplee happening at light speed. they signed a joint fund-raising agreement today. the party and the national party are going to raise money together. trump speaking about his financial regulation platform. i love this. >> it will be close to a dismantling of dodd/frank. it's developed a very bad name. the guy runs for a year, basically giving the finger to whole parts of donor orthodox and saying, i'm self-funding, i can say trade is bad. now it's like we sign the joint agreement. now it's like, dodd/frank. >> the best way to prove you're not a p

bae systems. shoshow me more like this.e. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. it easy to find what you love. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. the idea that coverage like this incite losers in other markets? is it something we should think of? >> whoever is helping to organize this, they will say, okay, let's find out where donald trump is going and follow him around and cause this problem and wreak havoc. i've never been -- i've never gone to a protest. i grew up in wyoming and colorado. we just didn't do it. my instinct would be to run as far away from that trouble but i see your point. if there are cameras it draws more people to it. >> even with perfect attendance and on speech and debate. >> don't go to that thing. no, no, no. >> california, june th they did it there after a campaign rally. it is immigration and unions. not only is the issue immigration but the unions obviously are for open immigration. their membership is dwindling. they need more people to come in the country and sign them up as union members. they are pro immigratio

bae systems. >>> 45 minutes left in the tray. can see the nas dakota and s&p are slightly higher today. jack in the box getting a big pop after it outperformed from neutral and hiked its price target to 95 from $80. big jump there thanks in part to growth at jack in the box's cordoba mexican chain. the stock up almost 60% in today's trade. >> that was one of the things people were wondering about jack in the box. they're up 5%. starbucks announcing a new roastery location in shanghai. a strategic move in china. i sat down with ceo howard schultz to get his take on that market. >>> we've been there 17 years in china, we have over 2,000 stores. we talked about this before, about how much faith and confidence we have in the growth of china. the roastery has exceeded our expectations. it creates a disperse mnlts of theater and romance and we felt so strongly it belongs in china. we've got a location second to none in china. it will be neck and neck. what opens first. china or new york. but it will be back to back. >> i was also surpr

bae systems. >>> welcome back.ven with the rally alibaba is falling. on news of the sec looking into their accounting practices. they have requested documents related to policies for consolidated earnings and party attractions among other things. alibaba is cooperating with the investigation. the stock is down almost 8.5% today. >> noted value investor whitney tilson is a big follower of warren buffetts but in a latest interview tilson told me there is one investment in the portfolio where he completely disagrees with the oracle of omaha. >> he loves his work. he's wired for this and has been doing it for 70 plus years and keeps getting better with anyone. at some point that will change and a hasn't happened yet in my opinion. if warren buffett dies nothing happens to cash and vems and nothing to operating earnings. my valuation doesn't factor in one penny of warren buffett pulling another rabbit out of the hat before he's done. >> berkshire recently invested in apple. did your head kploed explode? and are you comf

bae systems. >> many people are going that won't believe.things about me. i never had things said about me like this. in my businesses, i've been respected and people didn't talk to me this way. in politics it's easy. they're saying we'd love to get on the trump train. >> donald trump earlier tonight, we continue with our panel. het me play the hillary clinton on the comment she's going to put coal miners out of business. >> i'm the only candidate about how to bring economic opportunity using clean, renewable energy as the key into coal country. because we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. those people labor theed in those mines for generations. losing their health, often their lives, to turn on our lights and power our factories. now, we've got to move way from coal. and all of the other fossil fuels but i don't want to move away from the people that did the best they do produce the energy we've relied on. >> she's against coal miners and fracking and drilling. and. >> she said coal miners. yes. not co

bae systems. >>> all right. let's talk travel.hey're high, outperforming the broader markets as we officially kick off the travel season, speaking of, kelly evans. >> while many will be traveling by air our next guest said this will be the summer of car travel. more than 34 million will be hitting the road alone. >> and they'll probably be paddle boarding when they get there. how much traffic can we expect? our old friend vera gibbons. how are you? >> i'm not paddleboarding yet. not this weekend. too much traffic for me. >> it's the first time gasoline is lower. >> can you believe it? well below the ten-year average of $3.15 and we're headed for the lower summer prices of 205. we have a lot of people saying, let's hit the road. it's the summer of the road trip. >> on the one hand people are saying oil is going back over 50. that's an encouraging sign. every dollar increase is like a 2.5 cent increase? >> something like that. it pushes the price pump about two pennies. but that's not stopping people. yes, the price has been spiking

bae systems. >>> president obama promised more options at a better price.he help of obamacare is now in question as united health exits a large portion of the marketplace, prompting more concern about the sustainability of the affordable care act. we have a check up on the president's signature. >> health insurance costs will rise again. >> too many sick people. that means costs go up. that's why we are seeing united pull out and seeing $650 million in lawsuits. that's why we are going to see rate hikes this fall. >> reporter: losing hundreds of millions of dollars annually offering obamacare plans, united health care, the nation's largest insurer is scaling back involvement in the government health exchange. in total, they have lost billions in obamacare. to adjust, experts say insurance companies will raise premiums again for 2017, as they have in previous years. one analyst says the obamacare market is developing. insurance companies will make money and premium wills stabilize. if not -- >> eventually, they can only stay in a marketplace so long and affo

bae systems. ♪ >>> today we travel to the lone star state to visit the entrepreneur picken, the highesthe country. even here wall street is in charge. he reign over an entry foyer that ranks the entire end of the house. at the end, we found boone pickens, how are you? >> good morning harry. why don't we head into the trophy room if you don't mind. >> boone was a texas oil man. talk about how the executives need to be talked about and make a play that takes over the congressm company. >> it is only 120. now pickens let it be known that he wants to buy another 15% from the shareholders and thus gain a seat on the corporate board. >> there is one thing i want to put in place its its stockholder's own company and management employees. >> the profit of pickens and his partner of $89 million. >> there is no secret. about half a billion dollars to your attempt taking over. do you go into it anticipating the losses are going to stand you very well. >> well, you never like to lose. if you lose and make money, that makes it a little easier. >> i remember at some place and the guy got -- i have a

bae systems. >>> breaking news about hillary clinton. tell cnn the fbi is nearing the end of investigation of use of personal e-mail server while secretary of state. the democratic frontrunner in los angeles finished speaking at an event. we have new information about who investigators interviewed. evan perez joins me. what have you learned? >> anderson, we know some members of hillary clinton's inner circle have been brought in to do interviews with the fbi, that includes human a abedin, one of her closest aides. it is an important moment. it signals they're close to wrapping up the investigation. one major step left for investigators to do is interview secretary clinton and we expect that to happen in the next couple weeks. so far there is a lot of work to be done in the investigation. so far there's no evidence to indicate that clinton willfully violated the law, we are told. clearly setting up the e-mail server should never have been done. this is not the way to handle classified or sensitive government information. but it doesn't me

bae systems. >>> one of the white police officers charged in the death of an african-american man ine custody last year is a free man. the officer was acquitted in the racially charged case of freddy gray. we are live in baltimore to tell how the verdict is going over. >> reporter: good evening, brett. the officer who was on a bike patrol the day freddy gray suffered a fatal spine injury walked out of court this morning a free man, acquitted by the judge on charges of second degree assault, reckless enda endangerme endangerment. they didn't think the state proved he was involved in the arrest. it was devastating for prosecutors who have five more trials scheduled for the other five officers in gray's death. the baltimore police officer did not testify during the bench trial, but is speaking out through an attorney who tells us the officer, his wife and family are elated that this nightmare is finally over. the state's attorney for baltimore city rushed to charge him, as well as the other five officers, disregarding the fact of the case and the law. the state's attorney has been quiet

bae systems. >>> let me finish tonight with last night's finish of the golden state/okc basketball.is my favorite sport, the fastest, most exciting, nine of ten times it's not about the lead, it's about who's hot. last saturday's game between golden state warriors and oklahoma city thunder was the greatest game we can remember. klay thompson had 11 three-pointers, 11, saturday night. last night, steph curry was the guy from behind the arc. he's out there, 30 feet from the basket, covered by a 7-footer, hand in his face, barely had a second to stop. throws up a shot like i don't know what. it's a swish. tell me how he and a good number of the players on the golden state and thunder teams can hit from that range in a split second, they get open, or not open, or right from the dribble, tell me how they do it. baseball except for the strength of the players is not that different from the 1920s. that's a fan's guess. running backs in the nfl are faster than when i first started paying attention, all true. but there's no way in the world any of this compares to the exciting wild talent in

bae systems. >>> everyone in here says to do time you have it know how to kill time.king about a gang leader name time, i'm talking about killing time playing overly complicated games like pinochle, which is another education. thanks, mom. i know it's slowing you down. >> how are you going to grow up there and not know pea knuckle man? >> is this a game common in prison? and why this game? >> because it's fun, time-consuming and a lot of people have nothing better to do than to sit around and make time to go. >> so that's why this game is so complicated because it takes time. can i ask what are you in for and what's your sentence? >> i'm in here under the three-strike law. i committed a nonviolent, nonweapons involved, no physical injuries, second degree robbery. and you know the crazy thing, i got almost as much time as him. 30 years to life. >> can i ask you what the crime was, sir? >> first degree murder. >> possession of firearm. i'm doing double life. they term me a career criminal when i had never been to juvenile hall, ya, but i like this prison. >> 35 state pr

bae systems. >>> bernie sanders has an impressive win. >> support rz cheering their man on tonight. >we are in to the last ballot is passed. >> as the bruising battle for the democratic nomination rages on, edging closer to that magic number. bernie sanders, speaking to supporters. >> making sure that california can control the outrageously high cost of prescription drugs. i congratulate those who put the item on the

bae systems. >> they're hitting the pavement hard with big rallies today. it is much more than just a number. it could equal the last stand for ted cruz. >> a poll shows donald trump with a 15 point lead over ted cruz. cruz who is already named at running mate. don't get caught watching the paint dry. we have officials from both camps joining us in a moment but first let's bring in phil to set the stage. >> pretty speechless. >> the picked fence thing. we're at the point where we're trying to figure out what viable path forward means. that's not a good place to be. particularly in front of a primary that you and your teams raised the stakes for in the weeks leading up to this. everybody baked in that donald trump is going to have a good two weeks the last two weeks. there's new york where he pulled 90 of 95 delegates. all the while ted cruz's team pointing to indiana. not cooperating with those efforts at that point and that lead to this just a few hours ago. a question. what happens if you lose indiana? take a listen. >> i am in for the distance as long as

bae systems. >>> another barn burner here on the democratic side. too close to call is our characterization in a race separated by just over 4,000 votes. and while we have so much to talk about on the republican side, having just heard from the kasich campaign, having just heard from steve schmidt, the quote i believe was "it's over" for every other candidate not named trump. we are duty-found to go to steve kornacki as we are getting results in from indiana. what do you think is going to tip this either way? what's the big one you're waiting for results from? >> i'll give you a couple, one for each campaign right now. if you're a bernie sanders supporter what do you think of, you look at college towns. you've got two here they're looking at, partial returns, indiana university. bloomington. you can see about one-third of the vote in right now. sanders is crushing clinton in this county, he could squeeze a lot out of this still. also, nothing in yet in indiana here, tip pa canoe county, the home of purdue university, boilermakers that could be a big

bae systems. . >>> so they should vote for her.mp has spent the better part of the week attacking that premise. listen to one example from earlier this month in oregon when trump talked about the women and of infidelities. >> she was an unbelievably, nasty and mean enabler and what she did to a lot of those women is disgraceful. >> we should point out that he did any of that. >> trump's supporters take the argument a step further and point to the time. it was brought up a couple of weeks ago. cnn had a report on it and back in 2014, i was wrong, it was being brought up again today, we want to find find out what really happened back in that case. we are going to try to take as many opportunities as we can to take a step back examine the facts against the claims when ever we can starting this one. >> it happened on this stretch of highway in fayetteville, arkans arkansas, back in 1975. a 12 years girl brutally attacked by a 41 years old man. she says he beat and raped her. the six grader ended up in the emergency room. >> the young l

bae systems. sglp senator harry reid said this before the meeting. >> trump owes the candidacy, antilatino, antimuslim, antienvironment, and antiobama, and anti-everything, republicans in the last eight years have made donald trump a reality. >> a symbolic coffin delivered during the republican summit with paul ryan. >> i love the magic of politics. >> you can have the one note wonders, the flip-floppers, the hacks, the gutsy, the ones with the fire in their belly, those i can cheer, nonstop. >>> to make the point that republican party is quote "dead to us." a group of reform activists, tried to deliver a coffin while donald trump was visiting with paul ryan. >> we are letting you know we are not for that we will not support republican leadership, meeting with a racist and hateful candidate. protesters delivered taco bowls to the office of republican senators, remarking about the tweet that he quote loves hispanics. the chairman of the house democratic caucus. i want to listen for a second to dona

bae systems. >>> good morning to you. i'm pamela brown in for carol costello.bmarine has now joined the hunt for the egyptair plane in the mediterranean sea. an official who said terror was likely now taking a more cautious tone, warning the media not to jump to conclusions about what happened. in alexandria, egypt, nic robertson joins us now. what is the latest? >> reporter: a french patrol vessel has joined the search, a small submarine capable of descending to a depth of 1,000 meters, two specialist divers on board as well as, most importantly, acoustic detection systems that can detect the pings that come from the transmitters that attach to the black boxes that get triggered when the plane hits the water. these are very, very important right now for the egyptian navy to have these. they don't have these themselves. right now all our focus is on the seabed. thousands of feet below the mediterranean sea, the search for egyptair 804 continues. egypt, deploying a submarine, scouring the bottom of the ocean floor, 200 miles off the coast of alexandria, hoping t

bae systems. >>> gender. by the fbi. joining us now from washington shannon bream. orrespondents. so, bremen, tell me about the public school system in fairfax, virginia, and what they're doing with gender. what's going on? >> well, this is the tenth largest school district in the country. what they did was vote last year to expand these definitions of what they're going to teach and their family life curriculum. they talk about personality and masculine and feminine traces that develop over time. they are going to teach the students that identity biological gender, general identity, including transgender. gender role and sexual orientation that has a lot of parents very upset. they don't think this is the kind of thing that they want their young kids learning about. >> what grades do we start? i don't even understand your definition. i would already be in the d category. when do they start this? what grades? >> these particular lessons are going to start in eighth grade and go into high school. >> all right. so eighth grade and then into high school. and they are ba

bae systems. >>> welcome back to "power lunch," everybody. i'm tyler mathisen. let's turn now to the race for the white house. the reporter at the milwaukee journal tweeted to day that paul ryan would step down as chairman of the gop convention if the presumptive republican nominee donald trump asked him to do so. >> he said i'll do whatever he asks me to do. he is set to meet with him thursday. we asked the eternal question, is the gop going to get behind trump or not? with us is a former mccain adviser and also with us is ben white, a cnbc contributor. as the member of the aforementions republican establi establishment, what do you think? are you getting behind him? will other people get behind him within the gop establishment? >> i think the key issue is what he's going to say in the way of policies. there's a big disconnect between his recent statements about renegotiating the debt or raising taxes and where the policy foundation of the party has been for a long time. we'll see how that plays out. but as far as paul ryan, i think that is a really interesting

bae systems. >>> i've been working in the republican party for 32 years. i have always, always gotten behind whoever won. this is the first time ever i will not be able to do that. >> that's a devastated cruz supporter talking to one of the reporters tonight joined by katherine rampell and jonathan alter, political consultant tara dowdell and michael steele. what have we learned? what have we learned? by the way, the amount of e erroneous redictions. dana milbank said if trump is the nominee he'll eat his column. i think i'll have him on the show tomorrow. >> why do people say this. it's like predicting the stock market. >> which is definitive predicts. what have you learned? >> well, there's been a hostile takeover of one of our political parties and one of the things that's amazing to me is that in some ways if you look at trump's issues he's returning the republican party to where it was in the 19th and early 20th century, a protection iist pro-infrastructure party. that's who the republicans used to be and taking them back to that and also in some case