charlie baker has managed to ride a high tide of economic success since he's stayed in office.e's stayed out of the spotlight, hasn't played party politics. he's well liked independents and many democrats in the state. >> what about people in the news now, pat mccrory, he has to run for re-election in presidential election years. this is potentially going to be a big battleground state. how does he handle something like this trump question in a battleground state in a year like this? >> so mccrory has dipped a little bit since we released our first rankings back in the fall. but if you drill down on the data, which you'll have a chance to do tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m., you'll see that since the hb 2 stuff has hit the news cycle, it is beginning to take its toll on mccrory's poll numbers. and having to deal with the trump question will just add another layer to that. >> that's interesting. if you're donald trump and you're looking for a vp, he's been saying he's got it narrowed down to five. a lot of guessing about who that might be, but if he's looking for a governor, there'

look at 2016 commencement speeches continues as we head to massachusetts here republican governor charlie baker addressed the graduates of nichols college. he told students not to be failure, sharing his own story of how he lost his campaign rnatorial before being elected in november of last year. this is 15 minutes. governor baker: so one of the things that was interesting to me about the chance to be here today, and i did not know my friend jan

look at 2016 commencement speeches continues as we head to massachusetts here republican governor charlie baker addressed the graduates of nichols college. he told students not to be failure, sharing his own story of how he lost his campaign rnatorial before being elected in november of last year. this is 15 minutes. governor baker: so one of the things that was interesting to me about the chance to be here today, and i did not know my friend jan casey would be telling you all what she thought of me, and i can tell you based on those remarks, you didn't ctually get what she thinks of me, because i've heard that before, and i'm actually kind of pleased she stuck to the grip. but here in the nichols college program, it talks about the fact 1815.t was founded in time ago. really long t was so long ago that james madison was president of the united states. james madison was one of the founders of this nation, a true constitutional scholar, and most importantly of all, one of the not, of believe it or party.ocratic republican when you think about the world we live in today, consider that 200 years a

massachusetts governor charlie baker, true blue republican form. he said he would sign a transgender anti-discrimination bill if it reaches his desk. i'm guessing it will. now to the what, a lawsuit aimed at keeping republican senate hopeful john kaiser off the ballot in colorado. three voters allege kaiser submitted signatures to put him over the threshold. the date is june 28th. why do they care so much. he's the one candidate they fear in that race. now to the where, florida's ninth district. dina mining, married to the district's current congressman and changed her social media accounts to dina grayson. like any character changing his name to match the incumbents in the movie "distinguished gentleman." asking voters to vote are the name you know. >> good old jeff, a name that you can trust, a name that you know, jeff johnson. >> programming note, "distinguished gentleman," a movie that's a parity that gets less parodied every year. >>> now to an alert for americans traveling to europe, warning of potential terrorist attacks in the region. be ca

republicans say they will not support him, including the bush family and massachusetts governor charlie baker>> the things he said about women and muslims and religious freedom, i just can't support. >> hillary clinton is now also taking on donald trump in her pointed criticism. we'll have much more on what the former secretary of state is saying about the presumptive nominee in a live report from washington, d.c. coming up in a half hour. >>> 4:50. federal prosecutors are working with the dea to investigate prince's death. we are learning more about the musician's final hours. his staff members called a well-known mill valley doctor for help the night before prince's death. the addiction specialist couldn't leave town right away so he sent a member of his team, his own son, to prince's compound the next morning. >> dr. cornfeld felt his mission was a life-savings mission. >> it was too late. his son arrived to find prince unconscious and made that first call to 911. >>> north carolina republican leaders rallying against a new federal warning. the state's new law that limits protections to th

and charlie baker had this to say. >> there are a number of issues i disagree vehemently disagree with mr. trump on and i question if he has the temperament to serve as president. i won't vote for mr. trump. i sincerely doubt i'll be voting for hillary clinton either. >>> hillary clinton tweeted a web video full of republicans slamming the presumptive nominee and here's part of it. >> i am a unifier. we'll be a unified party. >> he's a con artist. >> a phony. >> donald trump is the no nothing candidate. >> donald is a bully. >> this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter. >> i don't remember. >> who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. >> blood coming out of her wherever. >> the most vulgar person ever aspired to the presidency. >> yesterday, clinton was asked whether she's ready for trump's tactics come the fall or sooner. >> he's made references to your marriage, to your husband. are you -- >> well he's not the first one, anderson. i can't say this often enough. if he wants to go back to the playbook of the 1990s, if he wants to follow in the footsteps o

the senator from nebraska, governor charlie baker from massachusetts, two very different wings from the republican party. they are never trump. this is not just a normal top primary fight. i think that there are a lot of people, a lot of conservatives where trump is just beyond. earned by not getting behind ted cruz in this race. i think that conservatives have a few that we will not be held responsible for it. ashley: thing would be happy, or, i guess, not happy, but they would rather see hillary clinton? >> i think that it all depends on the person. some of them are absolutely never trump. others, sort of take a more open-minded view. want to see how the process will play out. more than likely get behind trump with any enthusiasm. get behind trump eventually, i think it is possible. right now, emotions are at their peak. trump has made it difficult for himself. he will have to win conservative support and i do not know if he is able to do that. ashley: based on his success, those in the republican party that are never trump, are with the voters and constituents is actually believe. >>

. >> charlie baker? >> there are a number of issues i argue vehemently with.ing to vote for mr. trump, i doubt i will be voting for hillary clinton either. the editer in chief of right wisconsin, he is a leader, and michael steele, yes, is there a republican party left? >> yes, there is. yes, there is. stop it. of course there is. you know, what we have seen as the other gentlemen know has been on-going for some time. fractures and fissures forming inside the party for a while. certainly, when i came in office, we came off a humiliating defeat in 2008. lost in 2006. we had a fractured base. this is not new for the party. what is different is donald trump. how he is cross pollinating, bringing in new voters, and while others are inside the party are upset. we don't know how it will all play out yet. we are not dead at this point. despite some folks on the left who want to hope or think so. >> the former chairman, saying we are not dead at this point. the current chairman saying it is not necessarily bad. that is his phrase, not necessarily bad that donald trump

he will have the money because as kelly pointed the out republicans will coalesce around him, charlie baker in massachusetts, republican governor, i think most people will come around, hillary is public enemy number one, she has a tremendous lead in fund raising not just for herself but the dnc. she will go into it in a strong position. lori: what should we watch? we are always flashing polls. what should the next point of reference be, to know how trump versus clinton is going? >> the polls are meaningless although she continues to lead. you need to look at where republican voters are in a month. right now according to the most recent poll 12% said never trump and are sticking to it. that number will move, see how quickly it shifts and how strongly it shifts. if there are still 10% who are never trump he is in trouble. >> got to look at the bernie sanders supporters and how long he stays in this race. if he goes to a contested convention and keeps hitting at hillary, the untrustworthiness, the only establishment candidate left in this race, that will be typical for where voters go. lori: t

republicans say they will not support him including the bush family and massachusetts governor charlie baker >> some of the things he said about women, muslim and religious freedom, i can't support. >> hillary clinton taking on donald trump. we'll have much more on what she is saying about the presumptive nominee in a live report from washington, d.c. in a half hour. >>> a south bay high school could lose its accreditation if it doesn't make swift changes. the superintendent of the dam bell unified school district says officials are closely examining issues at leigh high school. if the school fails to renew its accreditation, that could impact college admission for future students. parents say they are not worried yet. >> i think it's a really good school and they have good test scores. it's not nothing, but it seems like it's a little blip. >> in a written statement, the superintendent says the accreditation is a voluntary process to rate school programs and operations and the district will work to keep its accreditation. a meeting is planned for monday with parents to go over this process.

there's a problem with her being chosen of course, her governor of massachusetts, charlie baker is republicanthe vp nominee, she were to win, he would replace her with a republican. that's not good for democrats trying to get the senate back. that's a big problem for her and fra frankly, she's sort of an independent operator, strongest when she's alone. she has not endorsed bernie sanders or hillary clinton. she's staying out of this and she's indicating she will be a fighter whoever is the democratic nominee and probably gives her the most power of all. >> good to talk to you, thank you. >>> still to come, the trump veep stakes, looking at the republican side and the candidate saying he'll quote probably go the political route and what else he may be looking for in a running mate. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help red

the problem, she is from massachusetts and they have a republican governor, charlie baker, who woulde her with a republican were she to become vice president and that would complicate democrats' efforts to reclaim the senate. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> that will wrap up our coverage for this hour. i'm erica hill. kate snow starts things at the top of the hour. and the special primary coverage ticks off at 5:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wrinkles. "one week? that definitely works!" rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. "see what's possible." could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine

. >> a look at 2016 commencement speeches continues as we had to massachusetts as governor charlie bakeraddresses the graduates of nichols college. he told students not to be afraid of failure, sharing his own story of his defeated gubernatorial campaign before being elected last year. one of theker: things that is special about being here -- and i did not know wouldend joan casey be telling you what she thought of me -- i am kind of pleased she stuck with the script. we talked about the fact that nichols college was founded in 1815. that was a really long time ago. ago, jamesong madison was the president of the united states. thes madison was one of founders of this nation, a true constitutional scholar, and most importantly of all, one of the founders -- believe it or not -- at the democratic republican party. and you think about the world we live in today. consider that 200 years ago, we actually had a democratic republican party. you would never know that based on the politics we all live with in this day and age. wereat time in 1815, there 22 states. 22 states. so, one of the things

and governor charlie baker of massachusetts told reporters the things trump said about women and about and about religious freedom, i just can't support. >> other republicans like new hampshire senator kelly ayotte say they'll support the nominee but will not endorse him. major garrett has covered the gop race since it began a year ago. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump began the general election conversation with some of his biggest headline-grabbers from a primary. a temporary ban on muslim immigration and deportation of up to 11 million undocumented immigrants. democrats seized on both. where republicans debated what to do about their new leader, trump tried to mend party fences. >> as i suspend my campaign today, i have renewed faith, deeper faith that the lord will show me the way forward. >> reporter: after only one primary victory, john kasich ended his long-shot candidacy saying the politics of anger overcame his positive message. >> it wasn't sexy. it wasn't a great sound bite. >> reporter: earlier john kasich mocked kasich. >> i see him -- oh. i don't get

before that, massachusetts governor charlie baker had this to say to supporters on wednesday. >> therewith trump on. i'm not going to vote for mr. trump. i sincerely doubt i'll be voting for hillary clinton either. >> that's his perspective. if not trump, then who? >> i would love to see someone like a charlie bakeer out there running, i would love to see paul ryan running, would love to see a mitt romney running. i don't know who will come out for us. there are a tremendous amount of republican leaders that have not bought into what donald trump is selling. like me, believe he's very disastrous for the republican party. he's disastrous for our party and he's disastrous for the nation. >> do you have concerns that many republicans may just sit out this election? >> yes, i do. i think there are enough republicans, every time i talk to someone, and i go through the same line of questioning, people that don't know even where i stand, i say what do you think about the presidential race right now. the answer is always the same, oh, i just can't vote for trump. so maybe they vote for hillary

myself permission to really go down the rabbit hole and really try to understand why did chet baker love charlie parker so much? what was revolutionary about what charlie parker was doing? and it's really interesting about the level of musicianship that used to be in popular music. i mean these guys were amazing musicians. and they were trained, and they had a very sophisticated ear. chet used to have this thing, he'd say, man, you know, the average musician, he's talking about the 50s, you know, about what miles particularly, and charlie parker, and dizzy were doing. so exciting. as i started to learn, you know once you learn what they're talking about, then you start to hear it. and then it gets much more exciting. - right. well it's exciting now to think about these guys as the subjects of movies. you know, don cheadle is about to be miles davis in a film. how great to have these stories told. now i want to ask why you made this choice now, so the linklater film all those years ago notwithstanding, you've just come off of boyhood. not the most commercially successful film, but maybe the most

jim baker, one of the smartest moves he could've made was making jim baker the chief of staff. charlieone of the smartest things jim baker did was to not get george bush to continue. you made that documentary of jim baker. whenever people write secretary of state, they always think of kissinger, but they always come to jim baker as someone that when they look at him, they appreciate more the style he had. and it had to do with his relationship with the president. tom: i have gotten to be so fond of him personally. but i really believe he is one of our great living statesman. that is not just me saying that, it is wherever i go. and even democrats. he has become a great statesman, he has conducted himself very well. tough, smart, and it was not about him. he knew how to serve reagan by doing the things he needed to do. then he served his friend george bush. charlie: it is great to have you here. at this table. to see you my friend. tom: charlie, we have known each other a long time. you have been very generous to me and i am grateful for that. charlie: the book is, "a lucky life interru

jim baker had it. charlie rose: lyndon johnson have it.id brooks: passing a complicated piece of legislation with a bipartisan majority is a skill of execution. if you want example see spielberg's movie about lincoln movie it's that political deafness. that's the nobility of politics. we can politicians for being dealmakers but there is a craft and a nobility to it. everyone is jumping all over the elites with people i know in government the civil servants they are in for the right reasons. is not glamorous. charlie rose: there's a culture that those accused of incorrect thoughts face ruinous consequences. david brooks: have seen people whose lives have been ruined by a small mistake or no mistake. there's a lot of chris's mother. if you don't it affect you goes away. rose: if you can't do that you'll be terminally unhappy. david brooks: isolation is a very good strategy. charlie rose: you said middle ages being redefined. hillary clinton 68 years old. is 69 years old. bernie sanders's 74. they are running for the first term. charlie rose:

charlie's angels. it's janice dean, mike baker and michael malice. a massive agency, does that do anything? >> no, but it's a cosmetic change that has no impact on the structure of the organization. the va and tsa need to be privatized to make them work. put me in charge and i'll make it happen. >> i was born in the soviet union. does the tsa say these are no joke zones. people physically assault you and go through your things. abc news had an article that said top 20 airports where the tsa steals from you. my friend jay had his watch stolen. there is no accountability. they look through the things, they pocket it. the first stinks from the head. this is culture corruption. there are disgusting thugs that will raise their voice to you. and it doesn't make us safer at all. kennedy: and the long lines, it's terrible. >> it's one thing for me to go through it. but to have my children there, throw out the little apple juice because you can't bring it apple juice. for some of these lines cities are deciding to bring in clowns to entertain people, and litt

charlie: that his wife jim baker told george bush to get out. >> i think the intensity of it is nothinglose to what it was between her and barack obama. i don't think it is close. think putting things back together between them and their campaigns and most of his supporters in philadelphia will be substantially easier than it was. charlie: why has she not picked up the phone to call him and say, not you have to get out of the race, but to try to appeal to him. mark: the candidates locked in combat do not talk to each other that way. particular with somebody told to get out of the race in 2008. she thought it was her right to fight. what mark, about said, it is true that i think the level of intensity and bitterness is less than 2008. here is the truth come on the worst day in 2008, barack obama did not think that hillary clinton was a corrupt crook. bernie sanders basically thinks that of her. he thinks she is everybody about the oligarchy and the ruling class that defines despicable -- that he finds despicable. she represents something that he in the wayaligned that obama and clinton w

buffett, charlie munger and bill gates sitting down with becky in omaha, we'll get you all the headlines out of berkshire's annual meeting including buffett on koch, amazon, walmart and more. plus, bakeroff their merger after regulators objecting to the deal on concerns. a $3.5 billion breakup fee ensues. and stocks come off worst week in february, another busy week for earnings and of course the big jobs report on friday, carl. >> all right. it is history in the making. for the first time since 1959 a u.s. cruise ship has docked in cuba. more than 700 passengers onboard. our own simon hobbs joins us this morning from havana on board the carnival ship adonia. hi, simon. >> reporter: hey, carl. you know it's another important milestone in the thawing of relations with cuba. one of the big questions we're going to ask in the next hour is how able the cubans are to handle the cruise ships that will now come from the u.s. mainland. this of course is the first from carnival. it's a social impact brand. we'll explain what that means and why it's important, of course, given that the restrictions are still out from congress on tourists traveling here. key question, do they have the infrastruc