of brought up the situation the close pass of the aircraft near the donald cook. that commanding officer had a lot to deal with in a short period of time. that brings up another important dimension. we will be operating in a decentralized fashion. all the way down to that commanding officer on that ship, what are the rule sets? what are his rules in terms of making sure that his crew and his people are protected? then preventing unnecessary escalation and unnecessary miscalculation. it's an awful lot of responsibility on those commanding officers. there is this dialogue throughout the chain of command to understand where we can take risk and where we can't take risk will stop and what the boundaries are in terms of his ability to respond to this crisis what information they have do exactly what they are doing now to handle these situations professionally to prevent unnecessary escalation. we also need to ensure that those other competitors whether they are the russians or the iranians are the chinese. that they also understand the importance of paving accordant to

they had this incident in the back of their mind, but they also have the donald cook and these other incidents. it is essential we choose the right people, that we train them properly, we support them with great equipment and they are highly trained to give them everything possibly to handle these situations. mr. lubold: the shift was there amid concerns that the russian submarine activity has increased to the extent of more than anybody has seen since the cold war. i understand that you have said we need -- the navy needs to relook at the summer requirement. i wonder if you could explain what your thinking is there. admiral richardson: in terms of read looking at the requirements, the requirement for undersea capabilities, submarines and undersea capabilities, is a subset of an effort we are in the middle of right now, calling it our for structure assessment, but it is a review of the security environment that demands on u.s. navy in this particular cake, as a member of the joint force, to confront what is a very dynamic security environment. we do this type of assessment. updated i

those are russian fighter jets coming within 30 eight of the uss donald cook last month while on patrol in the baltic sea. russia also accused of coming within 50 feet of a u.s. aircraft, performed a dangerous barrel roll right over u.s. surveillance planes. one of the two guns top advisers on russia spoke about it. are these men as messages to the rest of the world? evelyn lynn absolutely. they are not just for his people. but they are really dangerous. that is putting russian pilots and u.s. personnel in danger. it's really risky because who knows what kind of follow-on ? tions might occur >> we condemn this kind of behavior, and under the rules of engagement, that could have in a shootdown. scott: the atlantic council is a think tank that advises nato atlantic countries. would you say we underestimated vladimir putin's goals and aspirations? >> i don't know if we underestimated them. i just don't think we fully understood them. maybe we work not paying enough attention -- maybe we were not paying enough attention. scott: in estonia and other baltic nations that are a thin buffer betw

donald cook and the grapple.already for other purposes, but if the greek authority asks for them, for their help, of course they could help out. another vessel deployed by the greek authorities that could eventually recover this pieces of depree. as i said, they will really need all the help they can find. >> that they will. live in crete tonight. thank you. >>> turning now to reaction here in the u.s. nbc news has learned the tsa has no plans to increase security measures at airports in the wake of the egyptair crash. we're live at chicago o'hare international airport. you've been speaking to passengers there. are they concerned at all over what we've been seeing and covering over the last 15 hours or so? >> reporter: i'd say there's concern about what happened overseas, but also some confidence in u.s. security that it won't happen here. the talk here at chicago o'hare has been these incredible lines we've been seeing. there has been a noticeable shift in conversation towards security. tsa says that they have n

reconnaissance plane and in april this video was released of russian aircraft flying by the "uss donald cook" in a simulated attack profile. admiral richardson says this raises tensions in the area and he has called on russia to abide by a maritime agreement signed in 1972 to prevent escalation. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. >> hi, there. good morning. wall street could give back some of monday's gains. closing near the highest of the session. the nasdaq snapping a seven day losing streak after data shows the u.s. economy continues to grow. although at a slow but steady pace. look for monthly sales numbers for the big automakers. >>> low on gas? there's an app for that. a new app in san francisco area is dispatching pickup trucks with gas to fill people's tanks. you give location of your car and the delivery window. they charge per gallon rates comparable to nearby gas stations and a there every fee. >>> sony has a patent for a new contact lens that could record video just by blinking. images would be store around the iris and would be powered by eye movements. how

navy releasing new footage buzzing uss donald cook.y by happened back in april in the baltic see with russian jets they made several maneuvers. at the time russia set its pilots did nothing wrong and that's tonight's speed read. we are one step closer knowing the fate of baltimore officer edward nero. today the defense rested and tomorrow the prosecution and the defense will present their closing arguments. "on the record" griff griff jenkins is outside the baltimore courtroom. he has been inside the courtroom all week, griff? >> hi, greta. the big news coming from judge barry williams himself. we can expect a verdict from him monday morning. closing arguments tomorrow as you mentioned, each side will have 45 minutes. in court today, the defense closed with two final witnesses. first a fellow father of nero's present at the scene on the morning of april 12th who testified he observed the van carrying gray shaking back and forth and heard yelling coming from inside. another witness a veteran of 17 years on the police force who testified

and this russian buzzing of the uss donald cook, a move seen to show putin's anger over forces and maneuverseurope. thursday, nato inaugurate rates a missile defense system in romania which russia is protesting. u.s. and nato officials say the deployments are defensive, a reresponsibility to putin's aggression in crimea and ukraine. >> it is a dangerous moment in the relationship between the united states and russia. president putin and his colleagues used rhetoric about the possibilities of limited nuclear war. president putin said in response to some of the things emanating from the white house maybe the united states has forgotten we are a nuclear power. >> reporter: experts say look for both sides to ratchet up tension more and more. putin is likely to send troops and nuclear war heads to nato's doorstep. in that victory day parade, putin unveiled a mysterious unit of the military called the national guard, designed to protect him in the attempt of a coup attempt. >> brian todd, thank you. >>> we're getting new details about the investigation into what led to prince's unexpected death la

cook. kennedy: donald trump made his first campaign stop in new jersey today who raise money for chris christieone is a $25,000 a plate fundraiser. as the man of the people become part of machine in the party panel is back. so i want to start with you, db. this would be right with conflict of interest. >> i think it's highly unethical but not by doorly illegal. if you go to the taxpayers of nnofnew jersey who have spent $0 million for legal fees for bridgegate. there was a reporter saying i hear you are having a fanny dinner, are the tack pairs going to get any of it back? kennedy: they peso much in property taxes in new jersey. christie almost seem proud of that. the fact they are having to pay more for his administration's creation of the scandal, whether or not he had anything to do with it. that's why knowledge voters are saying they don't want him to be vp and they don't want him to be governor. >> i'm surprised he's having a fundraiser and it's not a bake sale. this make trump look like an insider. they should do a dunn take. how good would donald trump be? you could call it a trump tank.

cook . >> when donald trump said he was running for president pundits had a good laugh. >> my father, donald. [crowd noise] >> it was an entrance that seemed more appropriate for a vegas act than a politician. but last june in trump tower donald trump had something important to say to america. ladies and gentlemen, i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again. [applause] >> the 69-year-old billionaire real estate mogul never held office and now, he was going for all of the marbles. beyond the announcement, one section of his speech got all of the attention. >> when mexico sends their attention, they are not sending their best. they are bringing drug, crime and they are rapist and some i assume are good people. >> people announced his campaign dead on a arrival. >> how should republicans handle donald trump? >> ugh nor him. it is not what the republican party needs. >> trump banged the immigration drum. >> i will build a great, great wall and i will have mexico pay for that wall. >> the line was fodder for countless punch lines. >

you have zuckerburg and tim cook, and donald trump wanting to be president,ed a it is quite an era. >d the page one story of the journal about mark madoff and the ceo now has a policy that is weighing on your decision of whether or not you want to buy the shares, but it is the way that executive offices are moving. we will get europe closing in 30 seconds. simon is here at post 7. >>> european equities are down at three-week lows as you can see, and the individual stories and the earnings and the minors and the airlines and the uk supermarkets are dominating overall overall, and the bigger news is moving forward and you can see it in the uk pound which had the biggest fall in six weeks today is the fact that you have now seven weeks away from the vote on britain potentially leaving the european union and two polls came out that the brexit, and though they are head-to-head on the brexit camp those who want to the leave are slightly ahead, so that the bounce that you had from obama being in the uk and his advocate or advocation of staying in the european union seems to have e eroderoded

donald trump taking direct aim. >> hillary, as i say cooked hillary.he is as crooked as they come. she had a little bad news today. >> could clinton's e-mail violations krip tell her campaign for president? >> widespread devastation. monster tornado is creating chaos destroying a dozen homes. maria molina is on the ground. she is tracking the latest for us. >> the secret training the actor went through more than a decade ago. we will tell you about that. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first" as we say good morning sunshine. i am heather childers. >> i am heather nauert. it is half past the hour. thank you for joining us. a bombshell breaking clinton e-mail scandal wide open. >> inspector general report showing the former secretary of state broke the rules by using a personal e-mail server. >> let's get to garrett tenney with how the clinton camp is responding this morning. >> the campaign says she did not break any rules by exclusively using her private e-mail server. while there are several

supporter and let's say you think hillary clinton is terrible, you may even think like donald trump, that she's a cookarily important for your country. that you set aside whatever differences you have with hillary clinton and get down to the business of preventing this man from taking office because he is a menace. >> what about the sanders supporters whose number one issue is american jobs and trade and i have played on this program before things that donald trump has said about that and bernie sanders said about that and bernie sanders says it eloquently. but donald trump is saying the same thing in rough trump language. >> on that particular issue, yes, and the politics of trade are very much in flex and sanders now has a big group of people who can pressure a president clinton on tpp and other trade issues. but trade is not the only issue. the first question you have to ask is is donald trump a con man? and if you believe he's a con man, as i do and i think anybody who's taken a look at his record does, you have to protect our constitution and our country from him. so that's job one and it's like

cook. >> i'm allen martin. >>> presumptive gop nominee donald trump is not making many friends today in the bay area.rump called oakland among the most dangerous places in the world. we sent mike sugerman to find out, is that remotely true? mike? >> reporter: well, allen -- [ stuttering ] i don't think the warriors would draw so well if they were playing in mogadishu, somalia, caracas, monterrey, mexico, of the top 50 most dangerous cities in the world, oakland doesn't make that top 50. however, in the united states, it's up there. >> steph curry electrified this building. >> reporter: as oakland basks in the glow of positive national news about the warriors, now people are talking about this, in an interview to be published in the "new york times" sunday donald trump was asked if he had been to iraq. no, he says. but there are places in america that are among the most dangerous in the world. you go to places like oakland or ferguson. the crime numbers are worse. seriously. really?

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donald trump. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg meeting with conservatives over charges of news bias, and apple's ceo tim cook fielding tough questions on working conditions in china. donald trump punching back at jeff bezos, saying that bezos is using his ownership of the washington post to slam him so that politicians don't tax amazon as they should. with me now, former republican presidential candidate, successful businessman herman cain. herman, it is great to see you. happy friday. >> thank you. happy to be here. deirdre: you are always a wonderful guest for us to have, but particularly today because there are a lot of issues. that is to say, the business world and the political world overlapping. >> yes. deirdre: so i want to ask you first and foremost if you look at a boxing ring with donald trump in one corner, jeff bezos in the other, what do you think? >> billionaire against billionaire. deirdre: that's right. >> i think donald trump is going to come out in this particular fight, and here's why. the big question isn't whether or not bezos is doing something relative to antitrust or monopoly, it's th

and since donald trump has emerged here, people like charlie cook, one of the gurus of political races and handicapping and things, they've actually said it's possible to house majority, the largest majority republicans have had since truman, i think, is in jeopardy here. the cook report moved ten races no longer leaning republicans. there are toss-ups. that scares the hell out of paul ryan and those in the party make sure we keep our majorities, not just in the house but the senate. regardless who wins the presidency and they're firewalls for anything the president is doing that may not be in agreement with. just ask republicans that are upset with barack obama and his executives and overreach with executive order and action. so that is where paul ryan is coming from and representing the people's house to make sure those majorities are maintained. >> today, we still have west virginia and nebraska voters going to the polls today, healy. mitt romney raising $2 million a day. a day. and right now, donald trump has to really turn that focus not just on the rhetoric but for the money. do

cook for you, thanks. >> well, new polls put hillary clinton and donald trump in a statistical dead heat but as brian webeports, bernie sanders says don't rule him out yet. >> thank you, irvine. >> loud and proud, bernie sanders supporters are showing up in big numbers as his campaign crisscross cents southern california. >> if the democratic party wants the strongest candidate, it will be our campaign that defeats donald trump. >> democratic rival hillary clinton is also focused on the presumptive gop nominee, calling donald trump unfit for the oval office. >> i do not want americans to start to believe that this is a normal candidacy. it isn't. >> the latest cbs news tracker pole shows clinton's once double digit lead over trump is evaporating in two key battlegrounds state. in ohio, she now has a five-point margin, and in florida, it is a virtual tie. and new battleground states marie merge. >> places like michigan, certainly pennsylvania, maybe even minnesota in play, but then the democrat push back, and they say, well, wait a second, there are states like say george, a maybe we can put those states

donald trump? good morning. thank you for joining us on this friday morning. i'm pam cook. >> i'm brian flores. i was about to ask if it was friday are not >> it is definitely friday. >>> that is a sporty haircut you have there. >> i told him he looked very gq. it nice. >>> happy friday. yesterday for some it was a heckuva show. coming up from the santa clara valley. everything has collapsed. we lost the heat. we did not get enough breaks in the clouds. good thunderstorms but everything is quiet now. we expect that to pick up again coming off the sierra. this moisture rotates and the low takes a dive to a south. we start of cloudy to mostly cloudy. the system is there and sending all that moisture back over from the sierra nevada. 50s on the temp. not much of a breeze. there is a slight one in place. look for cloud cover to continue and increase leading to more general rain as they load will hang around until saturday. 60s and 70s, not much change on the temps. >>> we do have some sad news to start this morning. it appears that all lanes are open on eastbound 580 at teller. there was a fatal ac

donald trump. my our party panel is back to discuss. katherine timf and julie roginsky, and charles cook. bernie sanders said he's open to being hillary clinton's running-mate. is he open to it the way other are open to ecstasy and swinging? >> you mean just this morning? the three of us were doing that. so i think yes wafer -- i think bernie sanders has been served poorly by his own staff and served poorly by his own beliefs and serving his constituent believe there is a path to this nomination. there isn't. if you are serious about defeating donald trump, back it up. kennedy: the f.b.i. primary is still to come. what is more important for bernie sanders? actually being her vp or continuing to move the party left ward in his image like that. the sculpture of lionel ritchie. >> if he were the vp he would be right next to her and able to push the policy left. one of the things about bernie sanders, the problem is until he ran for president he actually did very little about get his politic enacted or even as a die bacdeven as a di -- actic exerc. if he goes back to washington to be a vermon

cook. >>> presumptive gop presidential nominee donald trump speaking out on "squawk" this morning on everything from the white house, to economy, to the fed. here he is talking about national debt. >> what do we do with all the money we owe everybody when rates go up and all of a sudden we have to pay 2 points more, 2, 3, 4, 5 points more. we have to be very careful. i am the king of debt. i love debt, i love playing with it but you're talking about something that's very, very fragile and has to be handled very, very carefully. we do have to rebuild our infrastructure and one of the things that we should be doing is really buying back debt, doing a great job with it but we have to fund in some way the infrastructure. >> big statement, bold statement. he's been saying this for a while. >> i can't just say now that it's trump that i don't agree with it. i agree with everything he said. >> issuing debt at these prices to fund infrastructure would seemingly be a very good investment for the country to make. >> wouldn't you buy a liberty bond? >> when you look at mr. trump's tax plan and this is why

cook with details. liz. >> allen, it all ended for cruz in indiana tonight. voters there going big for donald trump.his wife heidi, the texas senator announced he is ending his bid for president. [ very scratchy voice ] >> tonight, i'm sorry to say -- >> no. no!! >> -- it appears that path has been foreclosed. >> no!! >> together, we left it all on the field in indiana. we gave it everything we've got. but the voters chose another path. >> no!! >> and so with a heavy heart, but with boundless optimism for the long-term future of our nation, we are suspending our campaign. ♪[ music ] >> cruz hugged his wife and staffedders and shed a few tears as he

hillaryinst l clinton than bernie sanders andr that will happen because the books are cooked against berni bernie". >>> donaldin claim in part because senator st clinton still looks to be thehe democratic nominee that's hat' despite sanders winning inn indiana.in the vote was pretty close cse though.th so they submit indiana's indna's delegates and clinton still hass a huge overall lead delegate lead against senator sanders. ae sander says his campaign isn still a path to victory and nord one should counsel him out the next primary is in west virginia on may tenth. >> in the distract renewal calle for improved safety on board boa metro buses after yesterday'stey bus highjacking. >> 30-year-old keith loving nowi faces second degree murder ine r the death of 40-year-old anthony pain.pain pain was a pedestrian struck and killed by that bus after it wass driven by pain carjacked or bus jacked and plowed through a gas station parking lot in northeast northeast. police say that loving had firsd attacked the bus driver.r. the union also represents the -- representing the driver saysrirs attacks against metro bus ope

donald trump talking about that as well that there on different sides of the aisle. nevertheless it got people talking and voting. tony cook, thanksfor joining us in indianapolis . >> thanks for having me. jon: a man arrested for breaking into a business tells police he did it because he wanted to go to jail. wait until you hear why. plus federal officials issuing thousands of regulations last year and they do not come cheap . find out how much it's costing you next. >> if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. so don't wait. call to request your free decision guide. and gather the information now to help you choose a plan later. these types o

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cook. >>> welcome back. tonight's breaking news, hillary clinton's deteriorating poll numbers against donald trump, fallout perhapsf growing tension in the democratic party. some of it stemming from democratic frontrunner string of defeats and lackluster victories, some due to the ten arab us campaign bernie sanders is running and attacks on the party. all adding up to what some say will be a toxic mixture this summer and in november. more from suzanne malveaux. >> we won oregon last night and i have a strong feeling with your support, we will take the west coast. >> reporter: fresh off a win in the west, bernie sanders is digging in his heels. >> in every state we have run in, we have had to take on literally almost the entire democratic establishment and in state after state the people have stood up and helped defeat the establishment. >> reporter: even with a victory in oregon, and another near win in kentucky, sanders faces a tough road ahead as hillary clinton is on the edge of clinching the nomination. tension boiling over within the democratic party as sanders supporters lash out in frustration over a syste

donald trump would sounds like as a pizza delivery guy? kennedy: john than kite, is playing the loveable ukrainian cook on "two girls," but he's also a phenomenalressionist. this ways happened when he came by. i would like to you do our president obama hosting a cooking show. >> hello america, this is president barack obama. i have two dishes i want to share with you today. the first one is called the joe biden.d it's delicious but it's hard to eat because you first have to put your foot in your mouth. and the second dish is called the congress. it's great if you have too much fiber because once you have it you won't be able to pass anything through. kennedy: impression number two is donald trump as a pizza delivery guy who got a bad tip. >> let me just say this is thele least luxurious and fantastical tip i have gotten in my life. i'm going to build a wall around your house. i'm going to make you pay for it. it's going to be fantastical. kennedy: impression number 3. a telemarketer trying to sell a george foreman grill. have you ever thought about getting your foot as high as the fires of mortals? oh, the test? you shall pass the test. kennedy

cook: let's start with one just until we get around, and then have a followup, maybe. >> one interpretation being put on donald trump's comments about the dollar is that he no longer believes in a strong dollar policy and would move to a more competitive approach on currency. would that be the wrong path, and does that make it harder for you in your dialogue with other ministers when you have a presidential candidate making these kinds of comments? mr. lew: i speak for the administration based on the policy of this administration, echoing policies that have been consistent u.s. policies for quite a long time. you know, i think we have watched over the last couple of years where the u.s. economy's relative strength compared to other economies has led to a stronger dollar. the answer is for other economies to strengthen. it's for regions like europe, countries like china and japan to take the steps that they need to take to have their economies producing enough demand and enough economic activity so that the exchange rates naturally equilibrate through market mechanisms. we have urged -- and "urged" is a soft wo

the latest electoral college from the cook projects, 304 votes for the nominee. and 190 for the republican nom nee, donaldmp, with 44 electoral votes remaining too close to call at this point. in no scenario there, could donald trump win the necessary 2 sechblt electoral votes to become the president of the you said. with 187 days left for the campain, joining us tonight, steve, a veteran of three campaigns, howard dean's 2004 campaign, and killian conway, a veteran of newt gingrich's 2012 campaign. you were running part of the ted cruz super pack, you could never be in the war room, you cannot cooperate like that. the trump war room, 180 days, what did they do today? what did it trump campaign do today to attract voters they don't already v. >> several things i would say. he got another news cycle from hillary clinton. he is out in west virginia, a state that bill clinton carried that hillary clinton has not. >> when you say that -- he already has that. >> you hear gloom and doom. it is over. throw my hands up in the air. there are competitive senate races as well. he did there, he did what donald trump

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donald trump has ignorant views about islam. >> pelley: and a rock star takes on hunger in his community. >> reporter: do you know anything about cookingr washing dishes? >> i'm an expert in the field of washing dishes. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: late today, severe liorms hit the ohio river valley

donald trump might be. there are at least seven senate contests considered toss-ups by the cook political report, which tracksgs. we wanted to focus on the less talked about house races. so, we called in a couple of experts. david wasserman, and our bloomberg colleague, the great jennifer jacobs. they join us from our d.c. bureau, looking like twins. sort of siblings. identical glasses, incredible. david, let's talk about the house. give us a sense of what the current house battleground looks like. david: republicans have 247, 188. it is the largest majority since 1928. now, democrats picked up 37 seats in 1964, when barry goldwater was on the ticket. that is what they are hoping for, a repeat of that. but it is a lot harder these days, when the house is better sorted out. the first 15 seats the democrats need, to get to 30, are easy. they have been tossups all year. the next 15 seats are hard. i will be watching how many of the 26 who were in places that obama carried will endorsed from. mark: jennifer, what is your early read on the question dave just raised, how are these house members going to behave now?

> and opponent who went out of his way to make a hysterical video burning and cooking and killing his cell phone after donaldmp gave away his cell phone number an playing that video right now to remind everyone sort of how ludicrous. >> by the way, to get rid of that phone. >> it was over with the flip phone days. welcome to 2016, mr. senator. dana bash, thank you so much. dana bash on capitol hill for us. >>> will trump get ryan's endorsement eventually in if not, when's that mean for the state of the republican party? we'll talk about that now with healy bumgarner in and with me the chief communications person for the now speaker, speaker ryan and genevieve wood. so welcome all of you. and, healy, you know, we have heard publicly of speaker ryan here out of the meeting this morning, what did mr. trump think? >> well, i mean, i think that this is symbolic, a unification moving forward, developing open lines of communication and a path to victory in november. >> you know, when you hear from speaker ryan, looking down from my notes and saying you fake unity. this is a process. this will take time. how okay, h

. >>> now donald trump firing back, continuing to call hillary clinton cooked hillary, saying he's going to use some of the lines of attack that bernie sanders has used this primary season against hillary clinton in the general election, should trump and clinton be the general election nominees. you know, that's really no surprise, because trump has been hitting hillary clinton now. bernie sanders saying trump would have been hitting hillary clinton anyway. he will do anything possible that he can to stop donald trump or whomever the are gop nominee is in the fall. it looks like he's doing anything possible other than getting out of this race. he's staying in this through june and taking his fight all the way to the convention floor. carol? >> chris frates, reporting live for us this morning. thank you. hillary clinton may be turning her attention to donald trump but not ignoring bernie sanders all together. she still needs his supporters to vote for her if she gets the nomination and her campaign has ripped a page from sanders to do just that. ♪ >> singing "we'll walk it out together to

donald trump has ignorant views about islam. >> pelley: and a rock star takes on hunger in his community. >> reporter: do you know anything about cooking or washing dishes? >> i'm an expert in the field of washing dishes. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: late today, severe storms hit the ohio river valley a tornado took direct aim at may field, kentucky, and this is how randall reid saw it on the job at shelby auto moitive. >> holy mackerel! there goes that! holy shoot! oh, my goodness! >> pelley: more frightening scenes are on the way as the system heads east. manuel bojorquez is on the trail of the twisters. >> oh, looka that! look at that! >> reporter: the tornado that touched town in mayfield in western kentucky late this afternoon seemed to slice through part of town, kicking debris into the air. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: it's the same system that produced this. >> oh, no! it's hitting that farm! >> reporter: the deadly tornado that roared through garvin county, oklahoma monday. today, the national weather service sai

aei meeting in georgia with tech leaders and republicans leaders worried about donald trump, people like elon musk, tim cookal was not there. this is a man who understands that the economy matters and american people understand that and knows this is the direction. he makes good decisions liz: he's on the board of facebook still. stuart:'s he on the board. >> mark zuckerberg's comments about donald trump, he's still on the board. stuart: we have news all week that facebook has been steering its users away from conservative website, aang lon he comes on board and supports trump, that's a contradiction. and we've had polls, the results of the polls were as follows: florida and pennsylvania, trump and clinton virtually tied. trump has come a long way in the two states. lock at ohio, the key swing state, trump 4 points ahead of trump. and look at this, hillary is using these polls as a fund raising technique. >> the problem, she says here i'm losing, come over to my side. that's how desperate it is. mitt romney was 8 points behind mr. obama in 2012 you're looking at that kind of a shift. that's because independ

cook . . lou: president obama arriving in japan after taking a something of a shot at donald trump during hisesident obama suggesting americans wouldn't make what he calls a mistake of electing the presumptive republican nominee. >> i think sometimes other countries look at our election system and we think, and people think wow, what a mess. even when it makes mistakes, i think it's able to adjust and recognize our mistakes, and then we correct course. lou: you gotta love that. you talk about a total lack of, well, self-awareness, and overwhelming irony. joining me now former pentagon official, fox news national security analyst k.t. mcfarland. good to see you. >> great to see you. lou: he describes himself and all of the mess that he's created over eight years, it doesn't even dawn on him the interpretation which is trump is here to right the course of history. >> he honestly didn't think there was anything wrong, but you're right, the impression i got from that is you're right, mr. obama, we are going to correct the wrongs that are done in the electoral college eight years ago. lou: as we a

cook in for veronica tonight. >> i'm allen martin. >>> her slogan is, ready for hillary. but it's clear hillary clinton is ready to take on donald trump. our phil matier sat down with clinton for an exclusive interview today. phil. >> reporter: that's right. i went one-on-one with hillary clinton just before she took the stage at a rally in oakland. and only seconds after she sat down, she was already making her case against donald trump. you have been in politics since your teenaged years in the '60s. have you ever seen a presidential race like this? >> well, i certainly have never seen a candidate like donald trump. i think that's, um, fair. um, and i have never seen so much concern even in his own party by republicans about their nominee. >> reporter: but clinton said she is not worried about trump turning his attacks on her. >> i am not, um, really concerned about what he says about me because he traffics in insults. i am concerned about what he says he is going to do to everybody else, what he says about immigrants, what he says about women, what he says about people with disabilities, what

cooking. why wait until summer really. it is on already between hillary clinton and donald trump as they gear up for the general election.rump says he is not afraid to get down in the mud with clinton he is must. watch. >> i will be able to figure it out. we had 17 people just now. i figured it out. i will be able to figure it out from hillary. depends where she is coming from, if she wants to go the low road, i'm fine with that. if she wants to bo with the high road which i would prefer i would be fine with that. depends where she is coming up. >> you're fine with the low road. most people don't want to go on the low road? >> i have to handle the low road if i have to do it. we had low roads over last few months. >> really? >> i'm fine if we go in that direction. maybe you haven't noticed. harris: then on other side, hillary clinton while she has not quite put away bernie sanders for good, the democratic front-runner clearly has donald trump in her sights. she says she is not holding back. >> i've seen the presidency up close from two different perspectives. i think i know what it takes and i don't think we can take a r

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cook. charles: i'm the king of debt. i love debt. i love playing with it. those are the comments from donald trump earlier this week.mptive gop candidate force holders of american debt to take a haircut. alexander hamilton negotiated the first american loan. he promised to pay 100 cents on the dollar. the 14th amendment states that the public debt shall not be questioned. what about these bondholders taking haircuts? would it be a brilliant ideaer destroy the reputation of our economy? joining me now, kelly, i'll go to you first. the conversation donald trump was having with wall street folks when you talk about interest rates and the dollar. when he was talking about renegotiating our bonds, people got. >> little worried. >> let me tell you something, some of this makes a lot of sense it was 2013 when an economist from the university of chicago proposed in the "wall street journal." if we take all of our debt and convert it into 30-year bond, we lock in the interest rate it's at an all-time low and 40% of it turns over every year. 65% turns over every three years. when interest rates go up and they will go up, we c

for the democrats and republicans facing the reality of donald trump at the top of their ticket with our politics monday team: amy walter of the "cookitical report" and tamara keith of npr. and welcome back to both of you. it is monday. so amy walter, you just heard from senator merkley, congressman i can't rememberth. what is the -- yarmouth. what is the state of this democratic primary? >> there have been skirmishes in this race but there is not a big gaping wound here the democratic nominee specifically hillary clinton is going to have to heal. and we've talked about this before, but the real challenge for the democrats going forward, and i think you've pointed this out, too, is more generational than anything else, but that donald trump helps to generate enthusiasm where hillary clinton cannot. so where she may have trouble getting those young voters who have been turning out for bernie sanders is very hard to believe that those voters will go to donald trump and as a matter of fact what may be getting them out to vote is going to be donald trump, enthusiastically voting against him. >> woodruff: tam remarks you have been talkin

cooking? smells good. >> audience: oooh! >> trevor: look the notion of escaping a trump-pock lisp by leaving america is dumb because many of the forces that gave rise to donald trump is being felt all over the world. immigration pressures, terrorism, a struggling middle class. these are all the indgreetients necessary fair trump outbreak, and they're learning this in the netherlandss. >> tempers flare in the netherlandss as protesters fight plans by officials hohouse european migrants in their home town. >> here's the anti-islam freedom party and he's no stranger to controversy. he compared islam to nazism and called on a ban of the koran. >> trevor: dear lord. is it me, or does that look like the son that trump has? ( laughter ) ( applause ) that is a trump child. look at that. that's the same style trump would have if he had human hair. that's exactly the same thing. and geert doesn't just look like trump and talks like trump, he tweets like donald trump. this is an actual tweet. he tweeted this, "make the netherlandss great again." at what point are we going to acknowledge, people, that "great" means language. it's coded language. just like trump, geert d