with the way they do business. >> bob gray, we have campaign to get to. i appreciate you taking a few minutes with me. stay safe on the trip. let me bring in carol lee. bush white house staffer. joan walsh at the nation is an msnbc political analyst. joan's daughter is working as an organizer in the georgia election. welcome all. let me start with you. when you saw president trump tweeting, what went through your mind? >> wow. why doesn't he try to stay out of this. you are not helping the cause. you are galvanizing people. >> you truly believe this? >> i think so. it is wreaking desperation that he has been all over twitter trying to mobilize in the final hours. it makes me wonder if the efforts of so many democratic activists who decent the on the district had the white house pretty nervous. >> let me put up the tweet at 4:38. after he gave the speech in wisconsin. just learned that jon ossoff doesn't even live in the district. republicans get out and vote! >> again, it's the republicans get out and vote. somebody got to the president. >> right, but he

but it could be dan moody or bob gray. >> it is funny you bring this up. i want to play this new clubor growth ad. it is a back and forth between two republicans at this the point. nobody is touching the democrats. >> dan moody, karen handel. two of a kind. two politicians with tax and spend records. moody did it too. voting for $2 billion in higher taxes and fees to benefit a utility company. now they're running for congress. >> that's club for growth. we know that there is a trump aligned super pac that's hitting handel on this. so who is benefiting the most from this outside spending? >> right now probably ossoff. what you've got is two elections here. you've got groups like the congressional leadership fund, paul ryan's outfit. attacking ossoff and trying to keep him under 50%. then you've got three republicans really, four if you count judson him, scrambling for that single spot in the run-off. and right now, club for growth has settled on bob gray as the most, i guess, trumplike of the candidates. you have david purdue, the u.s. senator, also allied

but just last night, bob gray endorsed karen handel. we're well on our way bringing everybody behind karen handel as our nominee. i feel very confident that she will win on june 11th and wee make sure we're there of and i hope the american people will join us by going to nrcc.org and throw a can you please bucks in the kitty to keep this seat red. >> when president trump tweeted, the freepd caucus will hurt, does the nrcc have a pleng that you support every incumbent, period? no exceptions. >> so we have not traditionally supported incumbents in primaries. if a member he would pay their dues, it is a volunteer organization. when they pay their dues, they join. we will be there to support them but i'm not worried that we'll be fighting against the president. he's been very suprt and i feel confident this is all going to work out and we'll be able to not have a problem. >> so essentially, to be supported as a member of congress, you pay your dues. if you don't, there's no guarantee? >> with, you have to join the organization. it is a volu

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and gray, bob gray who was supposed to be the guy embracing in this race, he fell apart, so did senator purdue's candidate dan moody. all the trump republicans in this conservative district didn't really embrace trump and do well and they fell away if they were with the president. >> reporter: i asked hand el specifically whether she would improve trump on her list of conservatives that she was emulating. she ticked off a lot of names in georgia. trump was not among them. she kind of paused and said -- ok. i support our president but i'm going to do right for what's oir district. these are the kind of districts, the kind of candidates that we're going to be talking about. it's not going to be those more conservative places. roint one more quick thing. i picked up in this room behind me, this runoff, if it becomes a runoff, it could be a race. as casey was saying, this is tom price's seat. democrats see this as a target. the guy -- the official who's going after obama care, the signature act of president obama came from this district and the they want to make it a fight if it's a runoff.

club for growth backs bob gray.e saying you guys aren't a republican organization, you do tend to run in conservative circles, and ultimately you backed president trump for the white house. do you see where this is all going? >> i hope it goes in a good direction. like katrina said, there is a lot of hope left in the healthcare reform bill. if we can get on the same team, let's move to tax reform. let's have some unity before the bill is released rather than after so we can lock horns and push forward a bill before we have the debate. >> everything has to be done before. there are so many factions for many many years. that's why it's important to have unity at the top so it can trickle down to the bottom. charles: the clock is ticking. the major averages ended the day in the red. but also session lows. there are a couple stories going on beneath the surface. my market commentary is next. charles: british prime minister theresa may calling for a snap general election. she wants to push through brexit. charles: someti

. >> reporter: gop candidate bob gray isn't afraid to embrace the president, hiring several of trump'sstate operatives to help his campaign. >> it's pretty clear that this is a district that's getting behind our president. >> reporter: while former georgia secretary of state karyn handle, and former state senator dan moody question if the district is truly on the verge of turning blue. >> they're dreaming about this, but the republicans are going to hold on to this seat. >> the republicans will ultimately select a candidate that can beat the democrat. >> reporter: claire wise has not decided on a candidate. >> but it will be a republican candidate. i think john owe sof is too liberal. >> reporter: cheryl sikes a registered republican disagrees and backing ossoff. >> i feel he's dedicated and we need more balance and middle of the road people in washington. >> reporter: dave ferguson, a self--described independent summed up his reasoning for supporting ossoff. >> he has raised $2 million and more in the bank. his momentum not lost on republicans who added staff and ratcheted up their at

bob gray who was on the city counsel. we talk about donald trump not endorsing a particular person it was because the family of republicans really had a lot to choose from and we were divided but it was also a tame primary. there wasn't a lot of cut throat politic s going on within the republican party which is very important when you're in a difficult field like this. >> you just reminded me that bruce luvel said i should have endorsed him. that wouldn't have helped you. >> this district went for marco rubio during the primary. to margaret's point this is more establishment republicans, not natural donald trump territory by any stretch. >> the rough start and the drip, drip, drip, this russia controversy may be taking its toll. let's talk about these new poll numbers from gallop. only 45% say he is keeping his promises. down from 62% in february. >> that's a big 17-point drop on a key thing. for a candidate who promises to upend washington. and hasn't really been able to do so. i think what you see there in those numbers

behintd her are dan moody and a trump supporting business executive named bob gray.now in terms of what these mean, what these numbers mean, these totals are early yet. it's not even a quarter of the vote in. these totals also include a lot of the early vote which was expected to benefit ossoff. and also northern dekalb county, expected to be ossoff's stronghold. over 50% now. a lot of vote still needs to come in. msnbc will be following returns from georgia's sixth congressional district all night long. looking sharp len. who's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optional. lendingtree, when banks compete, you win. okay! ...awkward. >>> last week, the governor of alabama was forced to resign in a plea deal that

. >> reporter: gop candidate bob gray is not afraid to embrace the president, hiring several of trump'se operatives to help his campaign. >> it's pretty clear this is a district that's getting behind our president. >> reporter: while former georgia secretary of state, karen handel and dan moody question if the district is truly on the verge of turning blue. >> they're dream being this but the republicans will hold on to this seat. >> the republicans will ultimately select a candidate that can beat the democrat. >> reporter: claire wise has not decided on a candidate, but -- >> will be a republican candidate. i think john ossoff is too liberal. >> reporter: cheryl, also a registered republican, disagrees. she's backing ossoff. >> i think he's dedicated. i really feel like we need more balance and more middle of the road people in washington. >> reporter: david ferguson, a self-described independent summed up his reasoning for supporting ossoff. >> trump. >> reporter: ossoff has raised $8 million and has 2 million in the bank. >> ossoff was not fighting against terrorism. he was fighting

bob gray. thank you for joining us, first question, do you think this race is a reference done on donald trump? >> it certainly seems the liberals are trying to frame it as such. as i go knocking on doors and phone cause, even more enthusiasm for trump than you saw a few months ago. >> do you think that running against ossoff, if you end up going head to head with him. would you want the president to come down and campaign for you? if you believe he is as popular as you say he is? >> no question about it. i think he is gaining popularity for sure. but the republicans in this distribution are a conservative base and they'll rally around whoever winls. >> but this is a district who didn't do so well. he did went it but not by much. hillary clinton almost got it. are you concerned that he comes down to campaign for you, it could back lash? >> no. not at all, the president has gained significant pop layers since november and we know how the rally around our republican candidate of. >> what is your

when you get into head to head whether karen hannah, bob gray, probably one of the two.ould are have dark horse 36789 it's a far more realistic representation what wree dealing withy about nerjs of democrat and republican enthusiasm. if they're right enacts are all upset with, all going to turn out because donald trump hasn't released tax return i guess we'll find out. but i think it's highly unlikely that anybody wins gets above 50 tomorrow. and we'll regroup on wednesday i think. >> >>> i think republicaning expect to hold the sheet i'd be shocked if they didn't. >> it's newt ginrich's old seat. president trump weighed a. president trump weighed in on twitter and said the superliberal democrat in the. lourl illegal he immigration, raise taxes is that going to take democrats turn out more? >> look, who -- here is what i will say. i agree with chris. we all got it wrong in november. so i agree with you there, chris. but look we' talking abo as you mentioned a dtrict - a red district that nt ginrich won was time price's district and the democrat could potentially get the

meanwhile republican bob gray, who made allegiance to trump the cornerstone of his campaign, only got about 10% of the vote. this is not the first sign of trouble for republicans. last week in kansas, democrat james thompson came out of literally nowhere to get 46% of the vote in a very deep red district. 16 points higher than the democratic candidate last year. and it's easy for republicans to tell themselves that nothing is wrong, that their unpopular president won't be a huge drag down ballot in 2018. the house will remain firmly in their hands. but the evidence so far complicates that picture quite a bit. and if republicans truly think they don't need to worry, they should talk to some democrats who lived through the tea party years. otta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. new cascade platinum powers through... even burnt-on gravy. nice. cascade. >>> do you believe that when president trump saw whatever he saw and said what he did about president obama, he had seen something from susan rice? >> i think -- you know, again, i'm speculating about th

. >> nice to see snow gop candidate bob gray isn't afraid to embrace the president, hiring several ofte operatives to help his campaign. >> it's pretty clear that this is a district getting behind our president. >> reporter: while former georgia secretary of state karen andel and dan moody question if the district is truly on the verge of turning blue. >> they are dreaming about this, but the republicans are going to hold on to this seat. >> the republicans will ultimately select a candidate that can beat the republican. >> it will be a republican candidate. >> reporter: cheryl sykes also a registered republican disagrees. >> i think he's dedicated and i really feel like we need more balance and more middle of the road people in washington. >> and dave ferguson, a self-described independent summed up his reasoning for supporting him. >> trump. >> reporter: he's raised more than $8 million and has 2 million in the bank. his momentum not lost on republicans who have added staff and ratcheted up their attacks. >> he wasn't exactly fighting against terrorism. help we fighting against rest

coming out on top with the kind of candidate who has tried the hardest to tie himself to trump, bob gray, being -- coming in third. so, you know, i think that donald trump inasmuch as he's interested in this race, it's not because of how it's going to affect the republican party at large. it's because of what it says about him. >> and that point about handle is an important one. gray has been the trumpian candidate, the make america great again candidate. handel has been the kind of aentd trump republican, right? >> right. although it's a little mixed. i feel like it's a little bit confused because on the one hand she'll say that she plans to work with donald trump, and there's, you know, gray will hit her for not being pro-trump enough although it's not clear that's an attack with any kind of purchase in a district where trump's favorability is either even or very, very slightly ahead. but, you know, certainly below his favorability with republicans in the country at large. >> right. and do you think -- i mean there's then the question if we do get this runoff, right, it's like can osso

republicans in the race did lash themselves to the president of the united states and looking at bob grayrmed. they didn't do well. karen handel dntd talk about donald trump much and policy page talked about the wall but didn't mention trump. given that, matt, how much are we seeing republicans try to distance themselves from trump and is that going to continue or are they just unsure of where they should stand right now? >> well, i think part of this is it depends on the individual candidates and individual districts, thsz a suburban district and had been reliably republican since newt gingrich won it in 1978 but trump did only win by 1.5% in november. the margin basically stayed the same. turnout was down on both sides but down more so on the republican side. the midterms are 18, 19 months away and political environment will be different then than it is now. this is a win for republicans only because it wasn't a huge loss. it did not give additional momentum and enthusiasm to democrats to make more of these races competitive. you have a race coming up in montana and one in south carolin

behintd her are dan moody and a trump supporting business executive named bob gray. what these mean, what these numbers mean, these totals are early yet. it's not even a quarter of the vote in. these totals also credit a linc of the early votehich was expected to benefit ossoff. and also northern dekalb county, expected to be ossoff's stronghold. over 50% now. a lot of vote still needs to come in. msnbc will be following returns from georgia's sixth congressional district all night long. stay with us. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...

you've got people like karen handel, the former georgia secretary of state, and people like bob gray,ctually hired some of trump's state workers to work on his campaign. both of these gop candidates say there is no way ossoff is going to pull out a win here. kate? >> today's the first step and then we'll see what happens after that. do they go to the runoff in june? tbd. great to see you, jason. thanks so much. let's talk about this. cnn politics reporter and editor at large chris cillizza's with me now. chris, you say donald trump's making this special election all about him. genius or crazy? >> ha! well, that's a great question, kate. i think that this is -- and you never know with donald trump, whether it's something he saw on tv or actual strategy -- but i'm going to but this in the actual strategy camp because i think the trend in the last five or six days is a little bit away from jon ossoff getting to 50%. so, i think what donald trump is doing here is he's put out five tweets, i think in the last 36 hours, although i haven't checked my phone in the last three minutes. it's pos

bob gray, who is backing trump, if he came in second, that would send a different kind of message if it's in a runoff with a trump guy and a democrat. so the results tonight will tell us something about how people at least in this district are feeling about the president at the 90-day mark. >> reminds me something from churchill that i have to say. so many people spend so much time talking about one congressional race in georgia. but thank you down there, robert. always on the spate. robert date line. there you are. thank you. susan page, robert costa, and greg bluestein. greg, welcome to the show. >>> coming up, the anger against trump isn't about the stop with town halls and protests. the president is under fire right "for the record" his refusal to release his tax returns. and democrats say they're not going to let him off the hook. can trump get anything done with congress comes back from easter recess? how can they do tax reform when he won't even admit he pays taxes -- if he does? later, why is president trump obsess wtd his predecessor barack obama? it seems the only thing tru

meanwhile republican bob gray, who made allegiance to trump the cornerstone of his campaign, only got 10% of the vote. this is not the first sign of trouble for republicans. last week in kansas, democrat james thompson came out of literally nowhere to get 46% of the vote in a very deep red district. 16 points higher than the democratic candidate last year. and it's easy for republicans to tell themselves that nothing is wrong, that their unpopular president won be a huge drag down ballot in 2018. the house will remain firmly in their hands. but the evidence far complicates that picture quite a bit. and if republicans truly think they don't need to worry, they should talk to some democrats who lived through the tea party years. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "truck-cicle." [second man] how you doing? [ice cracking] [second man] ah,ah, ah. oh no! [first man] saves us some drilling. [burke] and we covered it, february fourteenth, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪

bob brooks is along the parkway with the changes. >> reporter: nydia and gray, a lot of people won't like what i am about to tell them. standing by the parkway, the traffic is moving fine, is of tomorrow, 11:00 p.m., shut down. let's take a look. if you're doing construction today is the day. it's a beautiful sunday morning and the novel -- nfl draft prep keeps moving along. # a.m., parkway system trafficker is closed from 20th to the art museum. some understand why the closure has to happen and excited. >> we're excited we'll be down here thursday night to see who the easily are taking we're excited about it. >> reporter: some not buying into the draft hype. >> who watches the draft, it's kind of boring. beyond that does it matter. >> reporter: several side streets are shutting down, as well with the draft causing the road closures and going on for three days, neighbors hope it's worth it. >> i hope it brings money into the city. >> this is the price of fame as it were. what are you going to do? >> reporter: you hear people trying to make the best out of the situation, that's a live

bob. >> reporter: well, nydia and gray, that's right draft week is upon us. it starts on thursday, behind me here right on the parkway, you notice traffic is moving along just fine sunday morning. come tomorrow around 7:00 p.m. not going to happen. it's totally shutting down. you know it was bound to happen, nfl draft along the benjamin franklin parkway starts thursday. in order to make that happen, more road closures are set to take effect. >> i think people ought to take a week's vacations because this city will be insane. trace is not the only -- tracy is not the only person to think that way. right now you can use the inner lanes of the parkway. starting tomorrow 7:00 p.m. all lanes will be closed from 20th to the art museum. some side streets will be shut down as well because of the massive production that's set to be nfl draft. for the most part, people say they support the three day event. >> this is what happens the price of fame as it were. what are you going to do? >> more than anything whether you're into the draft or not, everyone we spoke to hope

bob: i will be quick. did susan rice do anything illegal? >> that's a gray area. lawyer and i can't delve into that. i am going on what we are finding and what they tell us. the way the names were unmasked was unprecedented to them. legality is not my specialty. >> bob: if they are unmasked, you are caught up in something that potentially is illegal. is there any indication at all that any of these trump people that were unmasked had done anything illegal? it wasn't the russian investigation. it was investigating people were not involved in that at all. where is the damage here? >> eric: can i jump in? the damages when you unmasked then you leak the name. that's a felony, punishable by up to ten years in prison. >> bob: how about the people in the white house -- go >> dana: i have one more question. adam, do we still have you? >> kimberly: he ran. >> dana: here's the question then we will let you go. susan rice has not spoken publicly since these allegations, reporting over the weekend. it seems to me untenable. that someone, either something is going to have to c

bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> turning to the accuweather forecast, rain is moving across the region right now. sky6 live hd looking at the commodore barry bridge, gray skies out there right now. it has cooled down, as well. after the summer-like temperatures on easter sunday. meteorologist david murphy over at the big board tracking the showers moving through. david. >> reporter: you can see sarah, clearly the showers are still around, the bulk of this starting to push south of philadelphia. the additional stuff out to the west of us is south on the pennsylvania border that will push south of the i-95 corridor. we're seeing active showers below philadelphia there could be lingering drizzle up here, but generally speaking the rain is on its way sliding to the south. that's international airport, just a little light rain leftover there. this is the contract image in the delaware valley of the rain. notice the darker shades of green that's the slightly steadier rain, the lighter shade of green the light stuff. the yellow is steadier rain all in the process of pushing south. it looks like in the next two hours it will be closer to the shore. in cape may

at the time he was wearing a gray watch cap, dark blue jeans and one distinguishing feature, a mole on left side of his face. here at san jose state, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> all right, bob, thank you very much. >>> we have been getting a peek at some sunny spring weather. enjoy it right now because the rain is not out of the area just yet. >> just when you thought you were out they pull you back in. the clouds, look at the golden gate bridge. clear skies won't last for long. meteorologist kari hall. is this rain for all of us? >> it's not for all of the bay area. in fact, the south bay will barely see anything and the time line brings it in during the overnight hours so many people will go to sleep, and it will be dry and they will wake up and it will be dry again. we're going to see this quick one and done system rolling through. we can see it well to the north of us now. as we go hour by hour all day we are dry around the bay area with an increase in cloud cover startling out late in the evening for the north bay. we will have some brief heavy downpours for northern sonoma count de, and as it approaches santa rosa and becom

bob brooks is live in rittenhouse square with the details. a glorious day for celebration and sunrise services. nydia and gray, happy easter.'ll tell you what, if you do celebrate easter and you didn't go to church today, you can't blame the weather. it's glorious as you said. we were here for an early morning service one of many we stopped by where the spirit of the easter holiday is strong. this is mount olive church in mantua on easter sunday they were on their feet dancing. ♪ >> reporter: singing, you can tell they were here with their sunday best on to celebrate the holiday. >> amen. and he did get up. we praise god from whom all blessings flow. we celebrate his resurrection. >> reporter: at the church of the holy trinity in rittenhouse, a slightly more traditional service with an amazing band. you can see the easter spirit was just as strong here. ♪ then we turned to an outdoor service at rittenhouse square with the presbyterian church. an amazing easter morning meant a beautiful service. ♪ also the diversity of missiles that we saw. not just land-based. sea based. submarine launched missiles. some of them looked like

at the time, he was wearing a gray cap, brown camouflage puffy jacket, dark blue jeans and a mole on the left side of his face. reporting out here, bob redell, today in the bay. >> bob, thank you very much. >>> after a close vote and a of calls for change, new rules will take effect for landlords and renters in san jose. last night, renters fought for their rights during a city council meeting. take a listen. it was a deeply divided crowd as the council voted on just cause evictions, and late last night, we learned it pass 6-5. that means the landlords must now a reason why a renter is being evicted and reason has to match one of 12 different criteria, including not paying rent or newance violations. renters consider this a win. >> these landlords will survive. tenants need more protections in san jose. >> i think that that would do much better to serve this community without more ordinances. >> well, critics say new regulations mean fewer units in san jose. they also say landlords are going to start screening renters more thoroughly. >> 6:04. happening today, one east bay city is trying to help people facing rising rent. the concord

with me rosie gray white house correspondent for the atlantic, she's writing a book about breitbart news, and the what washington post and nbc political analyst. bobst to you. what happened? >> steve bannon has been at the president's side for quite sometime and he's been part of this national security council principals committee. there are differing points of view in the white house about why this all came about. bannon's allies say as you have reported, that he was no longer needed to be an eye on general flynn, that mcmaster, h.r. mcmaster, the respected army general, is taking over control of the nse. but others say he was overstretched [ inaudible ]. >> rosie, i think in terms of this remark about general flynn, because typically you put people on your national security council or make your national security advisor your most trusted person. so, why would you have to put someone on the committee to sort of spy on him for you? >> well, from what i've been hearing via my reporting, there were a lot of concerns about mike flynn even during the transition among senior staff, people who became senior staff at the white house. but the president re

gray, gloomy, gross. >> had pockets every rain throughout the area. we are in the dry pocket as you said, bob. it is real slow right now on 95, but it is just heavy rush hour. so we have having the problems, and sue talking about it is surprisingly colder than you might expect considering the wonderful warm temperatures that we had yesterday. so, you're going to want to dress little more warmly headed out. so, i haven't been trend many, certainly bad hair day, in and out of the news vehicle and driving around, had steady rain on our windshield, and some wiper action, but at this minute it is just that sort of spritz, enough to make it damp and create some dilemmas out there on the roadway. tim ' headed over to camden and the piranha exhibit, the rain forest exhibit there. >> hey, weeny, you're on nine # a right now. which direction are you headed? >> i'm on 59 south, and i'm coming up by beautiful church. >> oh, i know that church. >> castor avenue. >> yes, castor. >> you got it. >> all right, well, be careful with the piranha's, piranha's loose in south jersey. that story coming up. >> 8:05 n