we are in uncharted waters right now, craig. this is a very big story and i'm not necessarily sure we'll have any type of resolution tomorrow. >> mark, real quickly, how real is the possibility that after this meeting tomorrow and maybe after a few more days of contemplation that speaker ryan emerges and he says, you know what, i may not be wild about everything, but donald trump is our guy. then do we see the likes of john mccain fall in line? then perhaps do we hear that maybe the bushes have changed their minds about showing up? do we see paul ryan maybe as being the first domino to fall and then everyone else sort of using that as an excuse to fall in line and hold their nose and support donald trump? >> yeah, craig, i think what you're getting at, as we get closer and closer into the throes of a general election, people end up going to their party, their tribe, all the bitterness of the primary season fades away as time goes on. i don't think that whatever paul ryan ends up doing is going to affect the bush clan. i don't th

>> reporter: hi, craig, good morning.you mentioned, the pictures are really incredible and this is the scene on the ground. this home obliterated, ripped off its foundation. this morning you can see some of the residents here are picking up the pieces here, assessing the damage. thankfully the weather here in this part of oklahoma is dry today, so that should help the cleanup efforts. as you mentioned, other parts of the country in the midwest and also here tomorrow, they're bracing for the possibility of severe weather. local authorities have identified one of the fatalities here, 76-year-old chester barnes. he lived not far from here. about 11 homes in this particular neighborhood were either damaged or destroyed. now, we were able to speak with the owner of this property. she survived by racing to her emergency shelter just in the nick of time. i spoke with her a short time ago. here's what she had to say. >> what do you want people to know? >> when they come on the news and, you know, say there's a storm coming or som

craig?on trump, thanks as always from that foreign policy meeting to a facebook meeting. mark zuckerberg is having a face-to-face with a select group of conservative leaders. facebook employees routinely suppressed conservative stories and artificially injected select ed stories into that site's popular trending news. senior donald trump adviser barry bennett, steve patterson joins me now from california. steve, what are folks saying leading up to this thing? >> reporter: craig, good afternoon to you. facebook has been about radio silent about this, the content and what will be discussed, about finalizing a guest list of who's going to be inside to hear about this thing. what we do know this is mainly about easing the fears of facebook's sophisticated news gathering operation which i think is a shock to a lot of people. a lot of people thought it was just an algorithm that took the hottest topics and threw it up to the top trending feed. not necessarily so. mainstream media publications, cur

craig, we'll toss it back to you.essions has been supporting donald trump and been an ambassador for the trump campaign. >> we always appreciate your hustle. good to see you, my friend. much more of our continuing coverage of donald trump's meetings with republican leaders here on capitol hill. we heard the alabama senator talk about trade and also spending time there talking about immigration as well. the substance tif differences, there are a number of them. up next the future of the republican party at stake. if trump loses this election is paul ryan the guy who has to rebuild the gop? what would that mean for his political future? we'll talk about that next. hose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't

craig?e, what can you tell us about the kinds of drugs, the type of addiction? >> reporter: described as opioid addiction. we've been told prescription painkillers were found on prince, but there were no more details beyond that, craig. >> the gentleman who found prince in the elevator, again, just to clarify here, i want to make sure we understand, this is the son of the doctor -- >> reporter: yes. >> go ahead. i'm sorry. >> reporter: this is a drug addiction specialist from california, howard kornfeld. because his schedule wouldn't allow it, he sent his son on the red eye flight. he was going to meet with prince and describe the clinic that prince hopefully would attend out inc california. that's why the son was there. so when he was picked up by representatives of prince at his hotel they were taken to paisley park. when they got there, they couldn't find prince, the way this lawyer describes it, they actually searched the house for him and then they found him in the elevator. because the

>> good morning, craig. u.s.formation and honed their analysis that's increasingly firming up the idea that a bomb brought down this airplane. there's no definitive piece of evidence and the analysis could change, but they have gathered information from sensors and other data and analysis of radar that's suggesting to them that a bomb is a likely culprit. i mean the first data point starts obviously with the unexplained descent of the airplane with no known weather issue, but they're looking at other data points. a sophisticated analysis of radar and some other things that are highly classified. the intelligence community has the ability to gather obviously imagery but also sound and chemical signatures and things that are leading them in the direction of a bomb. we are cautioning that there's no definitive piece of satellite imagery. craig. >> can -- if it was a bomb, if it was a bomb, how do they think that it got onto the airplane or have they reached a conclusion on that? i know it's still very early. >> obvi

the elevator speech, craig, goes like this. it's an answer to your question, which is that if thomas jefferson, alexander hamilton, george washington showed up at the gaithersburg book festival, they'd be rock stars. we'd say, hey, forget juan, let's go meet the founding fathers, right? [laughter] so they're walking around and you say, hey, mr. hamilton, there's a hit broadway show about you and george washington. [laughter] you don't know, we have colleges named after you, we have a city named -- it's unbelievable. and they would say to each and every one of you as they walk around gaithersburg, they'd say, you know, on that big highway we saw there were cameras on the lamp post. what are those cameras for? and you'd say, oh, they're for speeders and for criminals, you know, to prevent crime. and they'd say, wait a minute, you mean the government has you under constant surveillance? >> yeah, yeah. something about the fourth amendment. right. >> i can't believe it, that's the way you live in america today? so i don't think they

host: craig dunn? guest: we have two issues there. , which isctability largely at the republican convention, if i get an opportunity to vote on a second ballot, i will make my decision based on electability in november. if you believe the polls as they are today, and i am very mindful of the fact that pulls can change and candidate strategy can move forward, but essentially today in a head-to-head contest with hillary clinton, donald trump is trailing hilly clinton by eight percentage points. ted cruz is behind the lakeland by proximately three percentage points. john kasich is leading by eight percentage points. it is very difficult to average that, but i can tell you in 16 consecutive national polls, john kasich has shown that he would be ahead of hillary clinton in each one of those polls. as far as your second point is ask that question again if you would please. host: it was about electability and talking about favorability. guest: on the favorability issue, i do not think there would be any doubt

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craig craig? >> kerry sanders in washington, d.c. with a look at those black boxes. >>> and let's talk a little bit about communication between the pilot and air traffic control. when you go from one air space to another air space, what does that communication look like? >> when you're taking off from one country to another, you're always in communication with either agency. there may be times when you pay be five to ten minutes when you're not talking to anybody because there's no information that needs to be passed and it's usually the controllers that communicate information to the pilots. >> we should know that it's very early in the investigation, but one of the things we have been told is that before the pilot hit 10,000 feet, everything seemed to be fine, communication with air traffic control seemed to be going just fine. how long would a pilot go without communicating with air traffic control or the equivalent in another country, how long would that pilot go before a red flag would be raised? >> usually the most i have ever

craig? >> chrkristen welker for us the in california where that clinton event expected to get under way in a few hours. the trump event is in a few hours. will the state department's ig report on clinton's private e-mail server hurt her election chances? there's the question. the pulse is live. you can join the conversation by heading to pulse.msnbc.com to cast your vote. we will share those results with you later in the broadcast. let's get to nbc's katy tur now in anaheim, california. that trump rally expected to start in just a few hours. katy, one would imagine donald trump would address the latest chapter in the e-mail story this afternoon or has his campaign already said something about it? >> reporter: they haven't said anything yet. of course this just happened relatively -- a couple minutes ago. they haven't yet responded. you can bet the campaign is going to be hitting hillary clinton on this. he often calls her crooked and often brings up this e-mail scandal, so this will certainl

that's not on video, craig, but the other key.g today this officer also lied to investigators about his conduct. >> msnbc's ari melber, again, the officer in question, michael slager, set to appear in court. mothers who have lost their children at the hands of police are continuing to raise their voices and now those voices are being amplified by powerful allies. hillary clinton has been holding forums with mothers of the movement on the campaign trail. she released this campaign ad that was narrated by morgan freeman. >> she says their names -- >> trayvon martin, shot to death. >> sandra bland. >> sandra bland did nothing wrong. >> and makes their mothers' fight for justice her own. >> last month beyonce added her powerful voice to this movement with a blockbuster release of the new album featuring moms holding the pictures of their dead children. one of those mothers joins me now here in the studio. the mother of michael brown. it's good to see you again. you look good. >> thank you. >> thanks for coming by. your son shot to dea

i'm craig melvin.he other part of our team, dylan dreyer, is at churchill downs where they are getting ready to run the 142nd kentucky derby this afternoon. that is one heck of a hat, my friend. >> i started off big this morning. i'm wondering if you can hear the siren that's going off. this is what happens when you get here to churchill downs. every once and a while, a horse gets loose without a rider. the sirens go off until the horse is corralled back in. there's a horse on the loose right now, guys. >> a horse on the loose. dylan, we will check in with you in a little bit. >> she is setting the bar with the hat. >> yes. >>> now to the other race. the race for the white house. it is getting nastier than ever. donald trump takin clinton in a personal way last night while republican leaders say they cannot support their presumptive nominee. nbc's kelly o'donnell is following the candidates. >> good morning, sheinelle. time zones may change, but the tone has not. meeting voters from oregon to californi

host: craig dunn?st: we have two issues there. , which isctability largely at the republican convention, if i get an opportunity to vote on a second ballot, i will make my decision based on electability in november. if you believe the polls as they are today, and i am very mindful of the fact that pulls can change and candidate strategy can move forward, but essentially today in a head-to-head contest with hillary clinton, donald trump is trailing hilly clinton by eight percentage points. ted cruz is behind the lakeland by proximately three percentage points. john kasich is leading by eight percentage points. it is very difficult to average that, but i can tell you in 16 consecutive national polls, john kasich has shown that he would be ahead of hillary clinton in each one of those polls. as far as your second point is ask that question again if you would please. host: it was about electability and talking about favorability. guest: on the favorability issue, i do not think there would be any doubt rig

craig boswell with the latest. >> reporter: cbs news project donald trump won the republican primary in washington state. >> look at this crowd. >> reporter: trump campaigned in new mexico tuesday which votes on june 7th. the billionaire is expected to have enough delegates on or before that date to officially clinch the nomination. >> i'm going bring back jobs. we're going to have a strong border. we're going to have the wall. >> reporter: anti-trump protesters gathered outside the convention center in albuquerque. some set fires, and police in riot gear used smoke canisters to disperse the crowd. >> we are not here to start a fight. we are here to create peace! >> reporter: trump is already in general election mode, while his democratic opponents for the white house are still in a contentious primary race. >> thank you, riverside! >> reporter: hillary clinton isn't focusing on bernie sanders but instead is turning up the heat on trump. >> right now, people are listening to donald trump, and they're wondering what is going on in america. >> reporter: clinton and sanders are battling

remember, he gave up the martinis for heineken. >> big fan of daniel craig. yes.s leaving fans wonder who could possibly fill his size 10 shoes. here's abc's nick watt. >> my name's bond. >>on >> reporter: the ideal bond needs craig's craggy charm. >> what about a drink at my place. >> reporter: connery's charisma. ♪ underneath the mango tree >> reporter: moore's virile voice. >> can you swim? >> reporter: the silver screen spy for over 50 years and now that daniel craig nearing 50 himself is hinting he'll hang up his holster. >> i understand 00s have a short life expectancy. >> reporter: the replacement races on. >> idris elba. >> who are you. >> the police. >> reporter: a street wise sleuth in the bbc's "luther" calls the hype just rumorville. tom hiddleston. >> he's my birth right. >> he played loki and thor and just proved his espionage chops in "the night manager," has a requisite way with the ladies. >> forgive me father for i have sinned. >> that's putting it mildly, 007. >> reporter: damian lewis see showtime's "billions" and "homeland" can play the maveri

craig. >> katy tur outside the narc. >> luke is also outside the nrc. as i understand and you correct me if i am wrong here. this is from the meeting from his campaign has had with congressional republicans. do we know whether all these face to face meetings have gone to great deals or great lengths to calm any nerves? >> i think to some degree. you are correct. over the last months there has been meetings -- senator sessions over the capitol hill club and discussing strategy to discuss a way forward. the purpose of the meeting that trump had today, i think was to try to calm the nerves of the nrsc officials as well as some of the gop leaderships. craig, there are a lot of republicans who are up for reelection representing blue or purple states. one senator who was at this meeting today is rob horton and he's facing the important battle in ohio. i am sure his electoral strategy was discussing between the trump campaign. mitch mcconnel spoke with supporters here. they discussed a variety of issues and it was constructive. mcconnell is a chest player, he'

stabilization in other areas, craig, that may favor hillary clinton. are starting to look better. >> things are starting to look better and the economy is improving. but the one thing we know that this is an unpredictable year, and trump defied all the expectations but did that within the republican party. i would argue that the republican party is far more broken than america is, and i think that that helped him then and think he may take the wrong lessans from primary experience and extend that through a general election which would favor hillary. liz: it does look like the gop is a little less disspirited than the democratic party, which is strange, because it was completely reversed, adam. let me just say, though, we still don't have paul ryan endorsing donald trump. there were all kinds of rumors on a couple of other networks and the ryan campus saying absolutely not true. the rumors are he would endorse donald trump soon, maybe today. does donald trump need paul ryan right now? >> my opinion is that washington, when i say paul ryan and others in

>> reporter: hi there, craig. we are roughly 200 miles away from where that debris was found in egyptian waters, but we heard some rather gruesome details from the greek defense minister who held a press conference here in greece just a few hours ago. he said that egyptian authorities told the greeks that they found a body part, two seats and suitcases during their search. nbc did check with the egyptian defense minister respokesman who could neither confirm or deny that information. what we can confirm, however, is that the greek assistance and the search operation is continuing. of course we do know that the reason that greece got so involved inside this search is, remember, the last communication that the pilot of that flight had was with air traffic control right here in greece. everything was going smoothly, they communicated. and then about ten miles before that flight left the greek airspace, the pilots, the air traffic control here, tried to radio the pilot. they heard no response. roughly two minutes late

craig boswell has the latest. >> reporter: bernie sanders is optimistic about his chances in oregon and kentucky. >> what i feel about oregon and kentucky, the way i usually feel. and that is that if there is a large voter turnout, i definitely win. >> reporter: sanders is on a roll, having won the last two primaries. but hillary clinton had 94% of the delegates needed and is on track to secure the nomination in june. >> hello, washington. >> reporter: clinton has invested time and money in kentucky, trying to slow sanders' momentum. but she has saved most of her fire power for donald trump, even mocking his potential debate answers. >> if one answer is, i am in i'll get it done, but i'm not going to tell you what i'm going to do -- >> they are focusing on campaign speeches. and trump will hit back when attacked. >> i will respond. but in just about all cases, i have been responding to what they did to me. >> reporter: a new poll shows clinton with a 3-point lead in a hypothetical matchup with trump. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> heading the effort to find a third party c

i'm craig melvin.bc's special coverage of the white house correspondents' dinner. president obama's eighth and last. the president expected to take the microphone about 15, 20 minutes from now. we've got our eye on the room. we've also spent some time asking people inside that room what they are going to miss most about this president's delivery. >> i know this family. i think they're fantastic. i actually helped campaign for him. i think that he has done an incredible job in the platforms that he's wanted to advance. but there are some things that we still need to address. >> i'm glad we're here. it's a great honor and a privilege. i love hi

i think it's -- >> craig dawson. >> craig dawson who went in and caught himself some damage in the processof the defender. threw himself into a collision with bogdan and dawson comes off the worst of it. he's running back into position but very brave from dawson. >> glad there's no damage done for the west brom fullback. looked like an opportunity for a free kick there but nothing was g given. now ings to test dawson defensively. another man who went down last season. a wonderful job done there by shawn deish. skrtel, flanagan. cameron brannagan. ball being pressured by rondon. goodness me. bogdan, another moment there which caused aanic amongst his ten teammates. >> he's got the opportunity today because of the injury to danny ward. you wonder if he'll be part of the liverpool staff going forward. >> just play there. tony pulis thought otherwise but the assistant referee kept the flag down. nice pass for henderson. looking for benteke. smith, as yacob's tackle, but benteke is there again. it's away by dawson. lucas. henderson. christian benteke. here's dawson. he's being backed into a cor

>>> a good thursday to you, i am craig melvin. today, the after shock, republican party is donald trump, the presumptive nominee. >> you stand, for example by the idea of foreign muslims coming in? >> i do, you have to be vigilant and strong. >> i am not going to vote for a guy that's saying he's going to ban somebody just because of the god they worship. >> she's going to have to mend a lot. >> if you were in the voting booth today, donald trump and hillary clinton and a couple of third party candidates, where would you put the check mark? >> i would write in a name. i would write in another name. >> also sweepstakes, could that cause a chaos in cleveland. trump today on cnbc. >> in our heart of heart, -- >> i would say a 40% chance within the group. >> newt gingrich has been an amazing support. he's the single greatest phenomenon in politics in his lifetime that he's ever seen. >> our political team is tracking this development from coast to coast this afternoon. let's start with our abc's jacob rascon who's camped outside. let'

>> craig stapleton. >> where are you?ep ] wine field. >> amazing, stapleton is breathing and conscious. but does he have lethal internal injuries? >> i'm allergic to penicillin and iodine. >> are you allergic to morphine? >> no. the first person to get to me was katie. and relief in her voice, i could hear it in her voice, oh, my gosh, you are still alive. >> stapleton is rushed to the hospital. and, defying all odds, he is released that night with no broken bones and only minor bruises. >> at 7:00 p.m. that night, i walked out of the hospital room. >> in the hospital parking lot, friends are waiting to celebrate. >> it was probably the best sunset i've ever seen. >> it turns out stapleton may owe his life to the one row of freshly plowed dirt that helped to soften his 8,000-foot fall. >> so i landed right about here in front of one of these plants. >> five weeks after the accident, craig stapleton is back doing complicated formations. and there just may be another stars & stripes jump in his future. >> i pulled all the e

craig: there has.s more coming. ,he model at 3g has been buy take two years to digest and buy by again -- and then again. when bill ackman took a stake in leaves -- m-- mondo delez, there were discussions. tell us about how the company has evolved since the merger. craig: they closed factories and cut jobs and improve the bottom line. they look at everything from top to bottom. they took out the mini fridges free jell-o more and string cheese. long-term can make they sell more macaroni and cheese and sup?h up -- and kat findinghad a hard time places to put cash. hard to say where they are looking next, but they have plenty of cash. the question is where it is going to go. david: julie hyman has a look at etf's.tech have you tried organic capri sun? julie: i've seen it. the xpi is higher. all three major averages are now lower on the session. ickedasdaq has now t into the red. this sector's performance is even more impressive. there are no headlines, but you tend to see momentum when you are talking abo

craig, insider trading, believe it or not, is somewhat hard to prove.you got a specific piece of information that no one else has with the intent of trading on it. it can't just even be something that's passing in conversation. why would mickelson do this? he certainly earns a very good living as a pro golfer and through endorsements. >> well, i -- first off, i can answer your question, and jason's right, it should have been punished way more. the reason it wasn't is mr. mickelson has an incredible attorney by the name of greg craig who worked for the obama administration as a white house lawyer. so, i mean, it doesn't surprise me. and if you looked at the reaction during the press conference, you can clearly tell that greg craig cut mr. mickelson an incredible deal. now, you're right, it's hard to prove insider trading but, deirdre, think about this. this is such a simple one. davis tells walters, walters tells mr. mickelson, hey, you should buy this stock. mr. mickelson owes mr. walters money on bets according to the allegations. he goes out and buys

craig boswell reports. >> reporter: it's primary day in west virginia and nebraska. >> this electionill kind of be a turning point for our country. >> reporter: donald trump is running unopposed but can't lock up the nomination until june giving full support from challenge for the presumptive nominee. >> what remains is for the people that have accepted that fact to get comfortable with that fact. >> reporter: trump marie solve some issues during a series of capitol hill meetings thursday including a face to face with house speaker paul ryan who says he is not ready to endorse trump. in an interview with the milwaukee journal, ryan said he would step aside as chairman of the republican national convention if trump asked him to. >> he is the mom mine neevment i will do whatever he wants with respect to the convention. >> reporter: while trump tries to tamp down tensions, the democrats are battling for last minute votes in west virginia. bernie sanders leads hillary clinton in west virginia polls but behind in the delegate count. a new poll shows her race with trump is close in three k

i'm craig melvin. my colleague, thomas roberts will pick things up after the break and the joint libertarian ticket, gary johnson and bill weld will be on mtp daily at 5:00 eastern for their first live interview. don't miss that. a lot coming up on msnbc. see you after a few moments. before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain, these feet learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know

i. >> daniel craig, hope you're watching. when we come back.reds and first, happy birthday to cher. 70 today. estimated net worth of $305 million. cher has sold more than 200 million records worldwide and the only artist to have a number one song on the billboard chart in each daecade from -- to 2010. >> happy friday. a wet and rainy week. more thunderstorms again today. tracking the gulf coast and scooting the florida pan handle. chance of hail there. rain with the upper level low on the move moving through the tennessee valley, parts of the southeast. one day only of sunshine in the northeast. and for the west active weather with showers and thunderstorms. temperatures warming back up closer to average. still a smidge below. and a big warm up over the weekend will be the huge story from the great lakes into the northeast by the end of the weekend. that is your latest coast to coast forecast i'm jen carfagno for the weather channel. "worldwide exchange" continues after this. josh, don't you have friends coming over? yeah, so? it stinks in here

. >> yes, but now the latest 007 daniel craig, says he's ready to hang it up including his heineken., he gave up the martinis for heineken. >> big fan of daniel craig. >> he's leaving fans wonder who could possibly fill his size 10 shoes. here's abc's nick watt. >> name's bond. >> bond, bond, bond. >> james bond. >> reporter: the ideal bond needs craig's craggy charm. >> what about a drink at my place? >> reporter: connerry's charisma ♪ underneath the mango tree >> reporter: moore's viral voice. >> can you swim. >> reporter: is the silver screen spy for over 50 years and now that daniel craig nearing 50 himself is hinting he'll hang up his holster. >> i understand 00s have a short life expectancy. >> reporter: the replacement race is on. >> idris elba, a streetwise sleuth in the bbc's "luther" could be the first black bond rumorville tom hiddleston. >> he's my birth right. >> he played thor and just proved his espionage chops in "the night manager," has a way with the ladies. >> forgive me father for i have sinned. >> that's putting it mildly, 007. >> reporter: damian lewis see showt

. >> the $99 million payday that actor daniel craig reportedly just turned down. just a fickle day in "the skinny." why? >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny, so skinny >> and topping our "skinny" headlines >> that's right. >> for this weekend's billboard music awards. >> the 29-year-old pop star had said she had been barred from her record label from performing amid her contract dispute with producer dr. luke. >> so kesha claims in a lawsuit that he sexually and emotionally abused her for years. he denies those allegations and sued her for defamation as well as breach of contract. >> now dr. luke's kemo sabe records has given her the green light to perform on the condition that she cannot mention the lawsuits at any point during the event. >> and humble brag. the billboard music awards will be aired right here sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on abc. >> next, call him the real life dr. no. >> just days after speculation about who might be the next bond, actor daniel craig has reportedly told studio bosses at mgm that he's d

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craig: yeah. for toyota, they see toyotat least akio talked about this, as revealing the true state of toyota's capabilities. current levels. and kind of talked about the past couple years where the yen was in the 120 range as being artificial. i think that sort of echoes what you hear out of carlos -- he dollarbout 100 yen to being the natural state for the yen. tom: tell me about the spirit of toyota and spending money. they have been a great corporate citizen for the nation. the backdrop is the president historic visit to hiroshima coming in two weeks. i don't see on the bloomberg that toyota was to reduce capex. that is remarkable in this environment. spirit to build more factories, and to get it done over the next five years? craig: they have one going up in china. and another going up in mexico. those will both be up and running by the end of the decade. that is after a pretty long io toyota said we have gotten too big for our britches and we need to take stock of where we are at now, before

also craig brannam, an out-of-work coal miner. craig, very, very sorry for your situation.e also experienced being out of work and it is a painful, painful time. so our thoughts are with you. let me ask, first, chris, what was it like to be up on stage giving the hardhat to donald trump and why did you make the decision so early on to endorse him as part of the association? well, now we have lost them just before they could answer any questions. so we are going to hopefully go back to our coal miners in just a moment. meantime though let's continue to follow the situation that's unfolding in maryland now with the shooting there and the suspect still on the loose. we will bring you more up to date on that right when we return. you focus on making great burgers, or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you, helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. ch

hannah from new york, who craig -- mr. hanna from new york, who courageously supported it. i'm honored by the support and i'm honored by the position you've taken in this house over the past couple days. i yield back. the chair: any member claiming time in opposition? the gentleman from texas. >> i rise in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. sessions: mr. chairman, thank you very much. mr. chairman, i do respect the gentleman for his right to come and offer in an open rule in a different bill his objections to what occurred last night. last night, the house of

. >>> cbs reporter craig boswell is in washington, dc tonight. craig, the candidates are certainly, um, keeping things interesting. this is a tight one. >> reporter: oh, they certainly are. good evening to you, ken. yeah, with the democratic delegates dwindling as we end this race, three or four weeks left this race in kentucky too close to call lots of lead changes. bernie sanders and hillary clinton batting in a pair of primary states for 116 total delegates 55 of them in kentucky. bernie sanders is optimistic about his chances in oregon and kentucky. >> well, i feel about oregon and kentucky the way i usually feel, and that is if there's a large voter turnout, i think we'll a win. >> reporter: sanders is on a roll having won the last two primaries. but hillary clinton has 94% of the delegates needed and is on track to secure the nomination in june. >> hello, lexington! >> reporter: clinton has invested time and money in kentucky trying to slow sanders' momentum but saved most of her fire power for donald trump even mocking his potential debate

the race for the white house shifts to indiana with voters heading to the polls on tuesday as cbs craig boswell reports. there's a big say whether trump can lock up the presidential nomination. >>reporter: ted cruz isn't wasting time hitting the campaign trial early monday morning at an indiana cafe. >> we're going all the way. >> cruz needs a big win to stop trump to keep him from locking up the presidential nomination -- >> the entire country is looking to indiana to pull us back from this cliff we're standing over. >> kasich has fallen significantly behind the businessman after pulling oust pull -- pulling out of the state. >> i'm competing against these guys since they don't have no past of victory. i don't know what they're doing. >> clinton is firing back as they prepare for a general election battle. >> we cannot let barack obama's legacy fall into trump's hands. >> clinton needs 18% of the remaining delegates to lock up the nomination, but sanders says it will be a contested convention. >> it is virtually impossible for secretary clinton to reach the majority of convention deleg

john craig, lovely to have you. be sure to catch maria bartiromo's interview with donald trump monday, "mornings with maria," airs weekdays at 6:00 a.m. eastern. >>> the dow is climbing, up 71 points with the closing bell about 35 1/2 minutes away. iron man versus hawkeye, black widow versus scarlet witch. captain america civil war looking for a blockbuster of opening weekend as it hits u.s. theaters and it's kind of already there. what's bigger on the silver screen than superheroes? something much tinier, perhaps? imax ceo rich gelfond in a fox business exclusive on the one genre topping all others and who's winning the global battle at the box office? hi, rich, stand by! more "countdown" on the way. here's the plan. you're a financial company that cares, but your logo is old and a little pointy. so you evolve. you simplify. you haven't changed. you still help people live their best lives. and finally your new logo is ready, and you decide the perfect time to show the world is right... now. when a moment turns roma

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kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right. lets take a look at this scary situation in canada. video fridays fort mcmurray alberta where wild fire continues to creep close to homes. so far the fire has destroyed about 1600 structures and torched more than 24 hour acres. state of emergency has been repaired as crews work to contain fire and figure out what started it. it is a major canadian oil city and experts say this fire could reduce oil out pit and that could lead to higher prices for us, at the pump. >> kate joins with us our weather and as you said outside on the sky deck it is dry. >> we are in between systems. you can pick up a stray shower, i had a couple rain drops on the way into work. the just swipe the wipers and you are done. tomorrow wipers license working a lot harder then they were today because tomorrow looks like one of the worsthey days of this stretch. that is saying a lot because, it has been a disgusting nine day stretch, let's call it like it is here. tomorrow will be day ten of cloudy, cool, weather, i

craig boswell reports. >> reporter: presidential candidates weigh in on the egypt air disaster.onald trump is booming the -- blaming the crash on terrorists. he said, when will we get tough? >> hillary clinton said the egypt air flight shows we need to work with allies to keep america safe. >> with a flight coming from paris, our biggest concern is what is going on in europe. >> reporter: clinton says trump isn't qualified to be president and says his controversial comments hurt america's ability to fight terrorists. >> we have seen how donald trump is being used to essentially be a recruiter for more people to join the cause of terrorism. >> be the democratic nominee. she and her supporters are calling on all to unite to defeat trump. >> we've had 13 million votes cast for hillary clinton and 10 million for bernie sanders. it's time those 23 come together and convince the rest of the country to follow suit. >> but tamping down could take sometime. >> everybody needs need take a big step and a deep breath. >> reporter: sanders says -- some -- saners says that his supporters will