d.c. united feeling good today. red and black won a tight one on the road saturday night at kansas city. a short turn-around as they get ready for a home match tomorrow against seattle. >> it shows we have character. that goes a long way in this league. in a league that is very even across the board. sometimes mentality is the it's something we have been missing a little bit in the first part of the season. erin: you can watch tomorrow's d.c. united match against the sounders on the sister station newschannel8. pre-game coverage starts 7:30. a lot of great programming for us. jonathan: you want to make a prediction about the warriors-cavs? erin: i'm going warriors. you are, too. jonathan: i am. erin: so we can't fight. that is not fun. >> we'll just make predictions about the weather. doug: showers right now near the fredericksburg area and smaller showers near la plata and waldorf in charles county. muggy nice. chance of isolated shower tomorrow and 80. 83 thursday. better chance of showers on friday. we talk about the end of the week cold front and beach outlook at 11:00. maureen: beac

good stuff. working to unite the republican party, house speaker paul ryan speaking out in d.c. moments ago crediting a gut feeling as reason why he hasn't yet fully embraced donald trump. fox business's peter barnes in disney with the latest. some explanation, right, peter? reporter: paul ryan clearly laying groundwork for upcoming meeting on thursday with donald trump in washington. ryan saying in "wall street journal" interview on facebook this afternoon he wants to have a personal conversation with trump, with the goal of unifying the gop around core principles. and he also revealed that his decision not to back trump immediately after his rival dropped out last, his rivals dropped out last week was a gut call. >> the other point was, a lot of us didn't think it would be ending this quickly. i was getting ready for an open convention as the chair of the convention. so we were preparing for the eventuality of a open convention. at the very least we thought this would go to june 7 in california. reporter: he says he was caught by surprise essentially. ryan has also said he would step down as the chair of the rep

york and washington, d.c., and the west coast, feels very different from the rest of the united states. michelle: very much so. that is where you see all the cranes,. it is for good has not been a shift toward more urban living. people want to be close to the city centers. tom: we are thrilled that both of you are on with two different bank shops. i want to know when the u.s. economy clicks after a dreadful first quarter. are we seeing better economic growth? willem: we will see. today's payroll is going to be important if we get something probably -- means it is a lagging indicator, and the first quarter was terrible, and you cannot blame it on the , as if -- because historically mild winters affect gdp growth. policy uncertainty has been up so much. tom: we have to go to break here. it is a most interesting jobs day. michelle meyer is with us from bank of america merrill lynch, and professor buiter from citigroup. 's chairman of the president's council on economic advisers. will we see a lower unemployment rate, and 8:30? this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: i am francine lacqua in london. tom keene is in new york. this is what i picked for our morning