deng is expected to be back and joe johnson. whiteside signing is critical. >> jeff: whiteside will have multiple teams give him the max as erik spoelstra is congratulating his team on really a well deserved run here in the playoffs. they did a miraculous job. >> mark: sometimes as a team erik spoelstra gathers his guys, you maxed out. a heck of accomplishment. he's done an outstanding job and so has his team. >> jeff: i don't think they should -- i think dwyane wade wants to come back but i don't think he's going to give him a bargain this time either. >> mike: they're chanting we want cleveland as it's thrown down. they'll get cleveland starting tuesday night. these fans have waited a long time for this moment. three can't connect. raptors making history in toronto advancing to the franchise's first ever eastern conference final. it's official now. it's the greatest season in raptors' history. >> mike: a long awaited celebration as the two teams exchange handshakes and congratulations. all five starters in double figures led b

deng is expected to be back and joe johnson. whiteside signing is critical. >> jeff: whiteside will have multiple teams give him the max as erik spoelstra is congratulating his team on really a well deserved run here in the playoffs. they did a miraculous job. >> mark: sometimes as a team erik spoelstra gathers his guys, you maxed out. a heck of accomplishment. he's done an outstanding job and so has his >> jeff: i don't think they should -- i think dwyane wade wants to come back but i don't think he's going to give him a bargain this time either. >> mike: they're chanting we want cleveland as it's thrown down. they'll get cleveland starting tuesday night. these fans have waited a long time for this moment. three can't connect. raptors making history in toronto advancing to the franchise's first ever eastern conference final. it's official now. it's the greatest season in raptors' history. >> mike: a long awaited celebration as the two teams exchange handshakes and congratulations. all five starters in double figures led by lowr

according to the las vegas review journal, the man deng he would his legs over the edge for 6 1/2 hoursore coming down. he's now undergoing a mental evaluation a train conductor is being hailed as a hero for leaping into action before a crash on the track. it happened in western poland. take a look at this. you see the train conductor run thug the aisles, learning passengers to get low and brace for impact. and you see them bearing down on a truck stuck on the track. it hit the truck at 60 miles an hour. those on board threw themselves on the ground as instructed and remarkably no one was killed or seriously injured. the crash and the heroics were all caught on camera >> now to the dramatic images to a skydiver plane crashing. 17 passengers on board as the plane starts going down after the pilot reported engine trouble moments after takeoff. here's reporter suzanne from our affiliate in sacramento. >> in this good go pro individual no you see greg at the helm of the plane. he's desperately trying to land in a empty field. look closer and you see a gray truck passing bright before the no

some conservatives will just sit out the prose dengs race.e conservative club for growth says "the club for broet pac has stayed out of races that have no pro-groet economic conservatives as candidates. the statement says they will focus on congressional races. >> a lot of people argue that could give the race to hillary clinton. we'll have to see. rich, thank you. >>> presumptive gop nominee donald trump says he will select a running mate in july before the convention. who that candidate will be is anyone's guess today. trump laying out criteria for his event all vp choice, though this morning. >> it will be a person with political experience because i mean, while i've been in the world of politics all my life, the business i will handle so well will bring our jobs back and will bring our economy back, but i do want people to -- i would like to have somebody that could truly be good with respect to dealing with the senate and dealing with congress, gettingi washington times and a fox news contributor. it was enlightening to hear that. he wan

if you come at it from a theological point of view, right, from a prove dengs one, then you may tend to believe that we are, in fact, a country that has been given extraordinary blessings and therefore have extraordinary obligations, much is given, much is expected. so our politics are hyperbolic if you view the world in a theeo centric way because this is a quawsi divine project, where the stakes are so high. >> flip it around f you are entirely rational f are you entirely, if you think what i just said about theosen trissity is wrong headed. even if you are entirely a creature of the enlightenment, this is the most significant experiment in enlightenment era thinking and in the creation of a system of checks and balances to try to maximize the possibility of reason, operating on human affairs and human fashions. >> rose: dan balz, michael kinsley and john meacham when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studio

. >> reporter: after deng candidates of playing it up big body. >> if you can imagine jumping off risersthose shoes and heels and what it's done to his body. it's like any athlete. >> reporter: still no official cause of death. authorities waiting on the results of that toxicology report, george. >> eva, thanks very much. let's talk to dan abrams about this right now. we know the doctor prescribes drugs to prince and saw him the day before he died. this could raise questions of liability. >> no question. we know that the federal authorities are investigating as part of this. look, this has become one of the priorities of the justice department has been dispensation of controlled drugs. it's a real national concern. but that doesn't necessarily mean that there wasn't a medical necessity here and that's going to be the legal test. was it medically necessary. was it a legitimate prescription or as has been the case in some instances around the country, were there doctors who were giving away prescriptions inry way they shouldn't have. that could be criminal. >> if they find out malpractice.

>> i think the number of flights is a deng of transportation question. >> assuming there's 100 more flights, which we have been told perhaps as many as 110 a day, isn't it fair to say the infrastructure at those airports is such it may put stress on the infrastructure capabilities quite a bit? >> i want want to speculate on the capacity of the cuban infrastructure. i would note, however, that flights from europe involving many of the major european carriers are flying into cuba every day as well as regional traffic is coming in and out of cuba. a very heavily trafficked airport. so i would note that and there are -- they are currently meeting all standards and major aircraft operators are comfortable flying in and out of cuba as well. >> have you been to cuba yourself and observed the airports. >> i have not been to cuba. >> mr. mizell you have been there and observed the havana airport. >> that's correct. >> is it fire say it's going to put a stress on the airport when they have increased -- large increase in the passenger travel there? >> i know the cubans have been working on terminal th

it's difficult to test for it because it's easily confused with other viruses like denge. it can only be detected in a few days after you get it in the blood. many of its symptoms in older adults are similar to other viruses such as influenza, so it's tough to know whether you have it or not. it's typically contracted simply by being bitten by a mosquito. two kinds of mosquitoes, both of which are in the united states are the problems. it can also be transmitted we now know by sexual activity. we're told that men may be able to sexually transmit the virus for months after the initial infection based on some experiences. so again, this is a difficult issue. some people may not even know that they have it, and yet they might be spreading it. it's accelerating, this spread. it took 60 years for zika to make it out of africa to the pacific. just eight years after that, it had reached the western hemisphere in latin america. today it's infected people in 62 countries, including the united states, and 34 other countries in the americas. so pretty much every country in the americ