look, charles koch, i know david and charles.nd charles, in particular, has often times gone out of his way to appear nonpartisan. maybe he is. i don't know. but, certainly, they have their own activities at the they work on. we have ours. there isn't that much intersection between the two. we're prepared to win in november. but we're also prepared to -- >> they funded republican continues all down the ballot. >> well, sure they have. >> across the country. >> they have. but you have to admit that charles, in the past, has gone out of his way to make the case for him being a little bit less partisan than people would -- would expect. i mean, that's all i'm saying. but look, the point here is that eventually, we're going to -- everyone is going to run out of time to analyze this. we're going to have a nominee. and it's going the come down to four to eight more years of barack obama and hillary clinton, or a different direction. i think that will be a very powerful case we're able to make at a party. >> meantime, charles koch sayin

i mean, it's not that trump is the only choice for the koch brothers, or charles koch in this position>> well, obviously they're not satisfied with him, as are most people in the country not satisfied with what they're being given. i thought the most interesting thing in the koch interview, and it speaks really to the vacuum we have, is when he said he sounds like bernie sanders. he said he agreed that the tax system in this country was rigged for the wealthy, and for big corporations and corporate welfare. i'm sure he and sanders don't agree about much. but there you are. and to some extent, trump has touched on that. what we have here, with kasich particularly, and i'll make this point, cruz has been an outsider, he seems to have paralyzed and lost his voice since before new york, and we'll see if he needs to. and trump has got some severe problems, we know. but kasich represents -- he keeps talking about which is correct. how well he does in the polls. how he's beating hillary and everyone. and i think back to rubio, who was the strongest candidate, and bush and the others, who have

you're right, she is an immensely unfavorable candidate which who is charl koch is freaking ought shee going against him iowa also incredibly high negatives. i believe in science there some truth to globe warming, vaccinations work but win every poll says your unfavorables are in the donald trump realm you better watch out because ty higher than hillary clintons and that is the probl he faces. he done -- here's the thing. the party apparatus knows that. what do we mean? these aren't a bunch of hedge fund guys sipping champagne. these are school teachers, small been people, the delegates. and if that thing reaches a second ballot i think it's a very strong likelihood he's going to lose help has to win it on the first one because the party itself is just scared to death that he will be saying tuned things on the campaign trail, nasty thing and make it easy for one like hiary clinton who has a record of doing stuff that looks illegal. we're talking about -- she set up her own e-mail server and her government e-mails went to while she was -- >> she is beatable but he is note guy might be

. ♪ >>> we begin with that explosive interview with conservative billionaire charles koch who this morningtopped short of endorsing hillary clinton for president over one of the republican candidates. >> another clinton could be better than another republican? >> it's possible. >> you couldn't see yourself supporting hillary clinton, could you? >> well, the -- her -- we would have to believe her actions would be quite different than her rhetoric. let me put it that way. some of the republican candidates before we could support them, we have to believe their actions will be quite different than the rhetoric we've heard so far. >> meanwhile, new reaction from a top trump aid clarifying what he said about the republican front runner becoming more presidential. >> campaigns are a process. and trump recognizes us trump's attitude has been first he needed to establish the credibility of his candidacy, which he did. and now as people are looking at him as the republican nominee and potentially the next president of the united states, there's another stage in the process. and that's what this is.

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be quite different than her rhetoric, let me put it that way. >> wow. >> not ruling it out. >> charles kochllionaires, have bankrolled so many republican and conservative causes over the years. saying they're sitting out. saying he would consider voting for hillary clinton. that shows the pressure that the rnc is under right now. that's why people like paul manafort has to go to the republican party and say, donald trump can tone it down. we're going to be asking reince priebus about that this morning. that's a huge development for the kochs to sit out this election. and for them to be talking about the possibility of voting for hillary is unremarkable. >> is it unprecedented? >> it's shocking to me. >> shocking to george. that's a high bar. george, thank you. we appreciate it. i want to remind everybody again. george has a big show this morning. much more of the newsmaking, shocking interview with charles koch. and george is going one on one with the democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders, as he mentioned, also the rnc chair, reince priebus. that's later this morning. >>> and spe

amy: oil baron charles koch speaking to abc news. virginia democratic governor terry mcauliffe has restored voting rights to more than 200,000 felons. bypassing the republican legislature, mcauliffe issued the change through executive order. it will allow people who have served their prison time and finished parole or probation to register to vote in time for the november election. virginia is a key swing state. most of those affected are african american. eight members of a single family have been shot to death in rural ohio. authorities say seven adults and a 16-year-old, all members of the rhoden family, were shot in the head execution-style, most while they slept. they were killed early friday at four crime scenes within a short distance of each other. ohio attorney general mike dewine said the shootings were not random. >> this was a preplanned execution of eight individuals. it was a sophisticated operation. and those who carried it out were trying to do everything that they could do to hinder the investigation and their prosec

koch. and the "charles" was charles koch. she went on, "i think he's also said, and we believe that humans have a part in that." climate change is real, it see seems, and manmade, if even they will say so. what this really means, mr. president, is that the denial schtick has collapsed entirely. we saw this coming with the oil and gas c.e.o.'s in the run up to the parris climate summit, the chief executive officers of 10 of the world's largest oil and gas companies declared their collective support for a strong international climate change agreement. we are committed to playing our part, they professed. over the coming years, we will collectively strengthen our actions and investments to contribute to reducing the g.h.g., greenhouse gas, intensity of the global energy mix. so if the oil and gas c.e.o.'s won't do it and now even the koch brothers won't do it, it looks like denying climate change is no longer acceptable, even to those who most cause it. as we know, big coal took another path, denying to the end, and for many pla

billionaire charles koch says that hillary clinton may take a betterpresident by -- president than manythe republicans. said she was not interested in an endorsement from people who deny climate science and try to make it harder for people to vote. , 24 hours a day in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. thank you very much. themestay with the asian and get back to hong kong with david inglis. that combination of moves in the japanese currency and a weakening oil price not good for stocks this morning, it seems. david: spot on. that is going to do it across the equity section. let me flesh that out dollar-yen. there was quite a move up on friday given the news of what might come. in any case, we are seeing dollar-yen, up slightly. to 111 at theser moment. by carla -- keep in mind , the strengthening of the yen is enough to push the japanese currency stronger against every single one of its major counterparts so far this morning. have a look at where brent is at the moment. .oming up 1.4% the oil prices last week touched a five-month high. correlation between stocks and oil price

. >> on the democratic side, charles koch said he could support hillary clinton instead of the republican nominee in november. he thought bill clinton was better than george w. bush on spending and economic growth. >> is it possible another clinton could be better than another republican next time around? >> it's possible. >> you couldn't see yourself supporting hillary clinton? >> well, her -- we would have to believe her actions would be quite different than her rhetoric. let me put it that way. >> not a ringing endorsement. hillary clinton responding on twitter. not interested in endorsements who deny climate signs and try to make it harder for people to vote. koch's not quite endorsement as clinton is ahead of sanders in the primary states tomorrow. for more, let's turn to cnn's chris frates in washington. >> reporter: miguel and christine, on the campaign trail, hillary clinton was pivoting to the general election largely because she is on friendly turf. maryland, pennsylvania, rhode island, connecticut and delaware. all place where is she is expected to do well on tuesday. clinton s

billionaire businessman charles koch, one of the two koch brothers, told abc news that clinton may be a better choice for president than any republican running. >> so is it possible another clinton could be better than another republican? >> it's possible. it's possible. >> you couldn't see yourself supporting hillary clinton, could you? >> well, her -- we would have to believe her actions would be quite different than her rhetoric. let me put it that way. >> wow. then in response, clinton just tweeted this. quote, not interested in endorsements from people who deny climate science and try to make it harder for people to vote, end quote. and she included a link to koch's abc interview. >> well, meanwhile, clinton's rival, bernie sanders, is reiterating his central message and disputing claims that he's running a doomed campaign. he spoke to cnn's jake tapper. >> how often do we talk about, on television, that the 20 wealthiest people in this country now own more wealth than the bottom 150 million people? that in fact we are seeing public school systems, one end of this country in seri

her supporters are not going to line up with charles koch, i can tell you that.is the republicans are falling apart, i better get in with hillary. >> i don't think i have anybody to vote for, that's what i got from it. he's not a loan. a lot of people feel that way. koch brothers are for economic mobility. she handled that terribly. why not say look how bad the republican party is that they are now looking to me and leave it at me, not disavow them. add not sub tretracsubtract. >> threw climate change in. >> it's how climate change and the koch brothers, this is anti-religion to the democrats. they think the koch brothers are evil. harry reid said their names on the floor of the united states senate to try to demonize them. >> part of the argument is, you know, if the redskpublicans are falling apart, hillary clinton is not as bad because when her husband was in government, he limited government growth more so than president bush. >> it's not an endorsement. jonathan called it a great interview. they chose to tease it saying he chose to endorse hillary clinton. >

clinton rejected words of praise from charles koch. her husband, a former president, did the same thing in baltimore. >> in many states that have yet to come, we have a real shot. anchor: bernie is fighting the say that heat has no chance of winning. he believes that he will. he appeared said that if more low income people voted, he would be winning. there is another rally tonight. in charles county, a domestic dispute turned ugly with the angelo helmsley under arrest -- elo helmsley under arrest. they say that he forced the young girl in a car. first-degree murder is one of the many charges he now faces. incredible amount of violence this weekend left one dead and many others recovering in the span of 24 hours. we are talking about stabbings and shootings. both of them were in northeast. the other was in a 900 block of division. we are on division condition,on the suspects, or motives. i can tell you that the shooting came at the end of a violent weekend in washington. >> they have been bouncing from the scene of one violent crime to

a surprise twist from one of the most controversial conservative power players. >> billionaire charles kochd his brother david have spent hundreds of millions of dollars to elect republicans at all levels. in an exclusive interview with abc's jon karl, koch says he likely will not back there year's republican we said here are the issues. you've got to be like ronald reagan and be compete on making the country better rather than tearing down your opponents. and right off the bat, they didn't do it. more of these personal attacks and pitting one person against the other. that's the message you're sending the country. that's the way you should -- you're role models and you're terrible role models. so i don't know how we could support them. >> so many people in the country now look at the american economy and they say it is rigged. they say it's rigged by those at the top. >> it is. and that's -- that's in the policy area, that's -- that's our number one policy objective to change that. what i call it is -- >> you agree that the system is rigged. >> absolutely. >> is rigged in favor of the weal

now i know that you do not want charles koch's endorsement, but it struck me that might be a preview of what is to come if mr. trump or senator cruz is nominated i think a lot of republicans will find them to be unacceptable as republican nominees. if you were the democratic nominee in that situation do you have a plan to lobby for republican votes. they're having a weird primary. >> they are. it's not over yet. we don't know what the final outcome is. >> it could get really normal real fast. >> yeah, well. that would be worth seeing. you know, i tweeted i really am not looking for endorsements from people who deny climate change and who have the views that the koch brothers have had for so many years so i'm going to stay focussed on what i'm doing right now. i will let the republicans come to an agreement, maybe it won't happen before their convention in july as to who will be the nominee because i have no idea what this latest alliance between cruz and kasich and everything will mean. that's for them to sort out. but i'm going to keep making the case to the american people about wh

is that what charles koch seems to be embracing? ent shared by a great many americans? >> donald trump is going to need mr. koch, both brothers, both as he will need a lot of people's votes. that is why his comment is really more focused on him than it is the kochs. his base of support is as sour about people being able to give large amounts of money as bernie sanders's base of support is. trump knows exactly what he is doing by making comments like that, just as he knows what he's doing by continuously berating and criticizing the delegate selection process. he needs to keep his base of voters fired up as we go into these final few states. gregg: all right. a good friend, let me go to you, sort of different approach, you've seen the poll numbers. hillary clinton's net negative is minus 21. majority think she is dishonest, compared to donald trump, a lot of people might be willing to hold their collective noses and vote for her? >> well, look, i mean donald trump's negatives are often in the 60s. gregg: that's what i'm saying. >> we

. >> when you were charles koch, the big billionaire -- >> good man good, family. >> apparently he is. >> this is a democracy. i like your tie, probably the guy on before they didn't like your tie. so what? so i'll buy you a tie they won't. charles koch says what he says. >> i have no idea what that means. >> if have great respect and admiration, they're trying to make a messed up system better. they're trying. >> what he is saying this is -- these three candidates, he says i might vote for hillary. >> that doesn't mean he will. >> okay. so you think people will come around. >> i think at the end of the day, anybody beats hillary. >> what do you think of the party luminaries skipping out. >> who? >> jeb bush, john -- >> jeb bush is a luminary? he should have gotten out before new hampshire. hold it. >> a lot of them aren't going to the convention. does that strike you as sour grapes? >> not at all. i'm not going either moment want to be the cleveland in july when it's 100 degrees and humidity. >> i'm going to be there. >> good for you. you have to be there that's you're living. i don'

we begin with an explosive new interview with conservative billionaire charles koch who explained why he's not supporting ted cruz or donald trump at the moment. >> is it possible another clinton could be better than another republican? >> it's possible. it's possible. >> you couldn't see yourself supporting hillary clinton, could you? >> well, i -- the -- her -- we would have to believe her actions would be quite different than her rhetoric. let me put it that way. though on some of the republican candidates, before we could support them, we'd have to believe their actions could be quite different than the rhetoric we've heard so far. >> now, in that same interview, koch went a step further, saying he may not support any gop candidate. while ted cruz looks ahead to indiana, donald trump is campaigning in maryland today. it is one of five states holding a primary on tuesday. a brand new poll of pennsylvanians shows trump with an 18 point lead over cruz. 210 delegates are at stake for the democrats in pennsylvania. ed and hillary clinton and bernie sanders are campaigning in connecticu

. >> reporter: meanwhile in an exclusive interview with abc news, billionaire charles koch, has spentundreds of millions of dollars to help elect republicans over the years. offered praise for bill clinton and even hillary. you think bill clinton was a better president -- >> in some ways. in other ways he wasn't exemplary. but as far as the growth of government, the increase in spending on regulations it was 2 1/2-times under bush than it was under clinton. >> possible another clinton could be better than another republican? >> it's possible. >> you can't see yourself supporting hillary clinton. >> well, her -- we would have to believe her actions would be much different than her rhetoric. >> hillary clinton responded via twitter said she's not interested in a koch endorsement. cruz also reacted koch he was talking about if trump was the nominee but he slammed all of the republican candidates. >>> we're joined here by matthew dowd. let's start out with this kasich, cruz, this alliance overnight, lot of top republicans like mitt romney have been calling for this for several weeks. >> i

. >> what do you make of charles koch of big causes and big money who are saying, you know, at least charles koch's case, i don't like the choices that are left here and threw out of the possibility of voting if finish hillary clinton. what do you think of that? >> i think a lot of us are the choices are donald trump and hillary clinton, a lot are going to say how are these our choices? a lot are going to say, i wish we had better choices, especially given all the people that were at one point running, at the end of the day, it's not a close call for me. no way i will vote for hillary clinton. and again, i think the republican party makes a muj mistake. i'm not a fan of donald trump, but look towards the longer term, the republican party cannot and should not ignore the angst that angry voters say that the establishment has ignored this for too long. a lot are angry because nothing changes. you know, taxes are still too high. government spending is too high. we have party leadership that rolls over. they want somebody to fight for them. i think he's a flawed messenger. i don't think

koch sayse charles that hillary clinton may make a better president than any of the republican candidatesimmigrants were not thrilled -- democrats were not thrilled. news, 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists, in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. fencing. francine: -- francine. francine: the boj making policy announcements. mario draghi signaled did ecb will wait to see how measures pan out. could that open the door for janet yellen to raise rates? first i want to bring you my chart of the hour. 7.8 trillion dollars in government bonds have been driven below zero by worries over global growth. money managers are going into debt with maturity for over 100 years. you can see more church by heading to, the story only bloomberg calls it the most dangerous bond market in history. let's welcome with that nice little intro, dangerous trade. very of cookare investment given the incredibly low level of yields. very difficult investment given the incredibly low level of yields. francine: if you look at the 40 year gdp with the white line, the blue line is a 30 year. now we are

but the squabbles have turned off the contributor charles koch. >> you are terrible role models.on't know how to support them. >> could hillary clinton be a better alternative? >> it is possible. >> clinton was in connecticut on sunday. >> we will go forward with a political revolution. >> bernie sanders was in rhode island. the vermont senator is blaming some of his losses on economics. >> poor people don't vote. that's just the fact. that's the sad reality of american society. that's what we have to transform. >> reporter: still, sanders claims he's the only democrat that could beat trump in november. despite down in the delegate count, sanders said he is taking his campaign to the big california primary, that's on june 7th. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> coming up, we are continuing to follow breaking news in san jose where police are on the scene of ahood. a live report up next. police are on the scene of a homicide. ==boxes== nbc bay area's m ne favro is the first reporter on the >>> breaking news in san jose where police on the scene of a homicide. maryann favr

. >> reporter: republican donor billionaire charles koch rocked the party today, suggesting democrat hillary clinton might make a better president than any of the republicans in the race. >> they're terrible role models. so i don't know how we could support them. >> we have to do something more. >> reporter: clinton stopped off at baptist churches in philadelphia sunday morning, well on her way to the democratic nomination. but don't tell that to bernie sanders who is still challenging her on the issues. >> impose a tax on carbon. >> reporter: john kasich made the rounds on sunday morning talk shows, saying he's the only republican who can win the white house. brian webb for cbs news new york. >>> president obama touched down in germany today on the final leg of his six-day european tour. alongside chancellor angela merkel, the president defended a trade deal between the u.s. and the european union. he also discussed the importance of germany and the u.s. working together to defeat isis. the president returns to the white house tomorrow night. >>> back in the u.s., a shootout at a ka

i haven't heard from anyone, who i heard of before this cycle. >> you look at people like charles kochf millions of dollars behind him. his own money, the donors that he organizes for conservative causes. and when he is talking about how much of that is, he said this on abc television, how much otthat is perhaps just an expression of frustration, but his libertarian, more libbertarian view of the world, there are a lot of social issues that he's more in accord with the democrats on, incomekcome inequ, things like that. he's worried about what leaderoffs the republican campaigns are talking about are not in accord with the best interests of business. >> thank you, sir. that article on wsj.com. great coverage there. >> i mentioned we all got a flash alert on our phones a minute ago from the "new york times" with a report from the times that bernie sanders will reassess his campaign after tonight. which is listed as breaking news. i'll show you that in a minute, but really, it's not new news. they're going to go on to california, they have made that clear. what does a reassessment tonight

hillary clinton doesn't want charles koch's money or endorsement, as you well know.n that would playht in the i hands of bernie sanders and her detractors who think she's too close to big money interests.nt >> woodruff: thank you both. you're welcome. >> sreenivasan: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: beyonce's marketing genius in the changing world of music. and getting to green, a bipartisan solution to climate change. but first, one year ago today, a massive earthquake shook nepal, killing more than 8,000 people. some four billion dollars of assistance was pledged, but the rebuilding has been hampered by rugged conditions, poverty, and politics. special correspondent fred de sam lazaro explores the reconstruction efforts as part of our partnership with the p pulitzer center on crisis reporting and with the undertold stories project at theoj university of saint thomas, in minnesota. >> reporter: kathmandu still bears scars from the quakes, bu, many people in nepal's bustling capital have pushed the rubblehe aside and started rebuilding their homes and lives. that's not possib

. >> reporter: meanwhile, the gop contenders took another hit from charles koch. >>> is it possible another clinton could be better than a republican this time around? >>> it's possible. >>> i will stand up and fight for you through the campaign all the way into the white house. >> reporter: the democratic front uner is hoping to close -- front runner is hoping to close the deal tomorrow with the delegates she needs to clinch the nomination, but bernie sanders is promising to fight to the finish. >>> campaign is doing well and we'll win. >> reporter: clinton said she is not interested in an endorsement from the koch brothers and as for cruz he contends the billionaire was referring to trump not all the gop candidates. in new york, elizabeth hur. channel 6 "action news." >>> "action news" will have complete primary election coverage tomorrow, we'll representatives from the league of women voters to answer any questions you have. call the number on the screen from 7:00 a.m. when the polls open until the polls close at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night. >>> a brushfire is forcing evacuations in the poc

charles koch, a billionaire her. meanwhile sanders is remaining firm. >>th we're in this race to california. we're proud of the campaign we ran. >> every time donald trump says one of the things he says a lot of people are surprised or shocked. >> clinton was in bridgeport yesterday. her campaign releasing a new tv ad attacking him. this morning sanders will be in hartford. >>> new fallout from an investigation of campaign fund-raising at city hall. two mmunity activists are calling for mayor deblasio to step down. >> if you say we have a city that we are united, we are not. thitis city right now is torn apart. >> if you feel and love new york city the way you say you do, would dobright by new york city by s pping back. >> a board of elections mo cobtained by the daily news accuses the deblasio administration of side stepping campaign fund-raising laws to help democrats win the state senate. the law. >>> a new jersey mayor's sudden death is send ding shockwaves through the community. lizette parker was the first african-american woman to become maikyor

today charles koch said this. >> so it is it possible another clinton could be belter than another republican this time around reasons it's possible. >> but bernie sanders says don't count him out yet. >> we are going to continue. we're going to fight the south until the last vote is cast. that is what democracy is about. >> reporter: sanders has softened his attacks on clinton during this latest round of campaigning, pressing her on jeff, just today he urged her to support a tax on carbon change. >> glor: weija jiang, thank you. let's bring in anthony sal anto, also in d.c.. anthony with donald trump up in pennsylvania and up in indiana, how are voters feeling right now? >> well, some sense of inevitability is creeping in, jeff, as most in indiana say they think donald trump will be the likely nominee, including half of ted cruz's voters. but the keer is-- key here is will toking expected winds here in pennsylvania and elsewhere on tuesday, then indiana the following week was touted as one of the last places that the stop trump forces could make a stand. bhu-- but he's up there too. >> glor:

meanwhile, prominent republican backer charles koch made some explosive comments about the election,topping just short of backing hillary clinton. >> is it possible another clinton could be better than another republican this time around? >> it's possible. it's possible. >> you couldn't see yourself supporting hillary clinton, could you? >> well, her -- we would have to believe her actions would be quite different than her rhetoric. let me put it that way. >> the clinton campaign responded on twitter, saying she was not interested in koch's endorsement. just like trump, expect another big night for clinton tomorrow. she's ahead of bernie sanders by 15% in pennsylvania. clinton is also ahead in rhode island by a smaller but still significant 9%. for his part, sanders may be seeing the writing on the wall. the senator spoke out about his path forward this weekend in a more resigned tone. >> obviously our goal now is, while we have a narrow path to victory, we're going to fight through that path. we hope to win. but i think the fact that we have shown that there is massive dissatisfacti

our jon kavrl one on one with charles koch, saying hillary clinton might be a better choice. and sounding off on trump's proposed ban on muslims coming to america. here's what he told jon. >> well, obviously, that's anathetikal to our approach. what is worst, is having them all register. that is like naz zi germany. >> when you hear another top presidential candidate talk about sand glow and carpet bombing in the middle east -- >> well, that has to be a hyperbole. but a candidate, whether they believe it or not, think that appeals to the american people, this is frightening. >> reporter: is it possible that >> it's possible. it's possible. >> quick question. he said she might be a better candidate. we are not talking about support. >> reporter: he is not going to support hillary clinton. but it's unlikely that he will give any money to any republican. in the 20129 campaign, the koch network spent about $400 million. and no money for donald trump. >> jon karl tonight, fascinating interview. thank you. >>> we move on to the democrats and hillary clinton ahead in all the states

ahead to win the democratic nomination but is vowing to stay in the race a political surprise for charles koch, he says he cohruld possibly support her. she is focusing her attention on donald trump. >> we're in this race to california. we're proud of the campaign we ran. >> every time donald trump says one of the things he ys, a lot of people are surprised or shocked. >> clinton was in bridgeport yesterday. her campaign released a new tv >>> happening today, some emotional testimony expected at the murder trial of a brooklyn teen charged in the death of a nypd fficer. tracy ie strahan has more. >> reporter: it is expected be an emotional day in court when rosa rodriguez takes the stand. when she testifies she will be face-to-face with a teenage by to charged with death of her partner. officer rodriguez was critically injured herself two years ago while she and her partner responded to a fire at an apartment building on surf avenue in coney island. both of them took an elevator to evacuate that building but were overcome by smoke when the doors opened. officer guerrero died from his injuries.