but inside the jail he is inmate donald oliver. >> i got a lot of fans, you know.m like, man, that's crazy, the internet did this. ♪ 1,100 gun starz up starz down ♪ >> the king city, it's my city here, sacramento, you know? google king city, lavish d going to pop up, you know? >> i should have went to the nba, man. i am the most valuable player. >> oliver is currently charged with assault to which he has pled not guilty. his prior convictions include receiving stole property, possession for sale of marijuana, driving under the influence, possession of an assault weapon, and assault with a firearm. though authorities consider him the leader of the starz gang, oliver insists the starz isn't even a gang. >> you know, i really don't play basketball, but you know, i'm good at everything i do. we're not a gang, we're a rap group, we're a clique. we might be five deep but they say anything over three people is a gang. so the police and detectives and the gang task made this into a gang thing, you know what i mean? then you got people who's not really a star that's really

although donald trump did talk about it with sean hannity saying they are all pro-life. kennedy: let's discuss the importance this. is this the most important olivench donald trump can extend and could we see something similar on taxes and immigration? bret: i think he will try to get people on board. the biggest decision he will make is to get his vice president pick and get conservatives calmed down and the establishment to say i can buy in with that guy or woman. and he may even announce some cabinet members or positions inside the administration which would essentially do the same thing. i'm not sure he will go down the road of specific legislation. he seems to indicate he wants to negotiate with congress are pretty much everything. kennedy: there was one supreme court justice from texas, don willett. here is a guy who is very active on social media. he has 35,000 followers. he has been kind of attacking donald trump. bret: i know, it was a little strange to see a person attacking trump on twitter get on his list. maybe it's a shrewd move. maybe it was a move designed to stop him from using twitter against donald trump. kennedy: he said i wou

. >>> and in the latest edition of "last week tonight," john oliver took the donald to task over hishe rest of the are week was a little bumpier for trump. on friday morning, he attempted to justify not releasing his tax returns, and it did not go great. >> there have been many presidents that have not shown their tax returns. >> actually, every single nominee since 1976 has released -- >> right, before 1976 people didn't do it. >> sure, but there were a lot of things we did before 1976 that seem crazy now, like smoking on airplanes and thinking elliott gould was a major sex symbol. >> he's very funny. >> smoking in the airplane plane is something like in 30 years -- already our kids are like, what are you thinking? >> smoking, drinking, all that. >> they still drink on planes. in moderation, of course. >> that's true. in moderation. i'm dara brown. this is "early today." ay." in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wri

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charles: can donald trump extend the olive branch. does it always have to be the other person? >> of course mr. trump can do that. he's been committed for quite some time to uniting the party. that has been a stated goal of his for a long time. i think you will see donald trump have a reasonable discussion with speaker ryan. he will do whatever he can to meet the needs of the speak whether exception of giving up the core principles of his platform which are conservative. i think in trump is the king maker of the deal. he will sit down and be reasonable and have that discussion. i think we'll come out of that meeting. everyone will come together just as my colleague stated. we'll be united going into november. what we do know is if hillary clinton is president there will not be a single piece of conservative legislation that moves forward. >> i think ultimately that's what we hear. charles: some people on the gop side whether it's donors or elected officials saying i'm going with donald trump because alternative is worse. that's not the most robust of endorsements. >> it isn't.

but today, donald trump came to capitol hill waving an olive branch, not a fist. >> i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i do believe that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified. >> reporter: ryan has strongly condemned one of trump's biggest campaign promises. >> a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: but now, it sounds like trump is softening. just one day before meeting ryan, calling the muslim ban just a suggestion. >> it's a temporary ban, it hasn't been called for yet, nobody's done it, this is just a suggestion until we find out what's going on. >> reporter: so, is paul ryan now sold on donald trump? abc's jon karl asked him. >> are you endorsing donald trump? if you're not, what is holding you back? and do you really have a choice? >> the process of unifying the republican party, which just finished a primary about a week ago, perhaps one of the most divisive primaries in memory, takes some time. >> reporter: the trump

donald trump extending an olive branch.paul ryan and other leaders in an attempt to unite his fractured party. his likely opponent in november, hillary clinton. joining me, sarah huckabee-sanders a senior adviser to the trump came pain. good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> we just heard senator phisher with -- senator deb fischer's take on the campaign. >> i agree with senator fischer we've had a lot of progress in opening up the lines of communication, rebuilding some of that relationship. i think for the most part, as she said, she just had a chance to sit down and meet with donald trump. he hasn't been part of the political process for the last 30 years like some of the other candidates on the other side of the right, so he hasn't developed these long-standing relationships. he's having a chance to do that and it went extremely well. and we're moving in the absolute right direction. one of the big things to remember and look at, his polls show already 90% of republicans are supporting donald trump.

donald trump and london's first muslim mayor have taken verbal shots at each other. but he extended an olive branch. he invited donald trump to london to meet his family and the british public. global news 24 hours a day, powered by her 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. next is "bloomberg west." ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." coming up, mr. cook comes to mumbai. ceos is on the apple itinerary for the very first time. will britain stay or will it go? sidesoft ticks -- picks in the great brexit debate. company chairman john thompson joins us to explain. shares took another dive. but first, to the lead. apple ceo tim cook set his sights on the massive market potential of india. he kicks off his first visit to the country wednesday. besides an unconfirmed meeting with the prime minister, he's pushing for opening of his first retail store in the nation and announced an accelerator program for ios developers in bangalore. so why now? india is clearly a market to lucrative to ignore. first salesd its decline in a decade. but

is donald trump offering an olive batch? >> i think so. i saw the same interview and the term deferential came to mind which is not a word i've ever associated with donald trump. that was smart of him to say. he is not yet formally the member of our party and the highest ranking republican in the country is paul ryan. on the muslim ban, i'm glad he's moving on that. i also understand that some people like steve moore and larry kudlow and others are working on his economic and tax proposals. those are close economic allies and advisers of paul ryan. so there's some positive things for trump to say to paul ryan today and make this a good start to a relationship. >> what would it take if paul ryan, we've heard from our reporting there that paul ryan wants to find a way to support donald trump. what do you think that would take? what do you think he needs to do to do that? >> i think a lot of it is tone. the thing that donald trump needs to understand about paul ryan, and a fairly easy meeting for mr. trump. paul ryan, very nice guy, but also h

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secondly, i believe that donald trump extended an olive branch to ted cruz last night in his victory cruz can have a lot to do with that. other people within the party, they need a few days to get over this, to get used to it. and start to realize that the real objective now is to beat hillary clinton. i believe that trump could pull the party together. >> let me ask you this. while ted cruz has suspended his campaign operations, john kasich is still in it. that do you make of that? >> my take on john kasich still being in the campaign is that he's being ill advised, okay? he's needs to become a period in this race now. it may just take a little while before first of all he starts burning some of his own cash because he's been ill advised to stay in it to the end. that's just going to cost him a lot of personal money. i know that from experience. >> okay. so we know that you feel that donald trump can beat hillary clinton. >> yes. >> he was able to win in indiana yesterday, based on the economy and jobs and trade and things like that. what is the number one thing hillary clinton is v

donald trump ratcheting back a little, paul ryan offering an olive branch and senators willing to meet, it's the nominee they now have going forward. an offer from house speaker paul ryan

of americans agree with donald trump on putting the united states before other countries this is according to new "pew research poll." here to weigh in lieutenant colonel oliver, fox news military analyst and "war stories" host. this always depends how you ask the question of course, but you know, donald trump lindsey graham jumped on him said this is isolationist point of view. what do you think? >> look, after seven 1/2 years of obama-clinton, delusional foreign policy given new world disorder, trump's message making america great again an win something resonating with the american people, melissa. look it, there are very few americans who connect america first slogan with charles lindbergh in the 1930s as isolationist with what happens today. that is history. you can't fit history into 145 characters. unless you watch "war stories" on this channel most people don't know about it. melissa: i love the way you did that that was good plug. keep going. >> i learned a little bit in this business. look, i believe a majority of americans and the military veterans i see, 35 million counting their families, want a president who will rebuild our military, because tod

. >>> plus, donald trump closer to officially clinching the republican nomination and then offering an olive branch to north korea. we're live to explain. nothing really surprises us anymore, does it? good morning and welcome to "early start." >> so nice to see you. it's wednesday, may 18th. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. breaking news this morning, war brewing in the democratic race for president. hillary clinton barely edging past bernie sanders to win victory in the kentucky primary. sanders takes oregon by a wide margin. clinton is brought to within 100 delegates. sanders remains confident that he has a path to the white house. >> it will be a steep climb. i recognize that. but we have the possibility of going to philadelphia with a majority of the pledged delegates. before we will have the opportunity to defeat donald trump, we're going to have to defeat secretary clinton. >> let's get the latest from cnn's jeff zeleny with the sanders campaign in california. >> reporter: christine and boris, bernie sanders making clear he's going to keep going in this final month after winning in oregon

but today donald trump came to capitolÑr hill waving olive branch not a fist. >> i was very encouragedat i heard from trump today. do i believe that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves 72 unified. >>reporter: strongly condemned one of trump biggest campaign promises. >> total and complete shut dow down. of muslims entering the united states until our country representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >>reporter: but now it sounds like trump is softening. just one day before meeting ryan calling the muslim ban just a suggestion. >> it's a temporary ban. it hasn't been called for yet. nobody has don't. this is just a suggestion. but we find out what its going on. >>reporter: so is paul ryan now sold on donald trump? abc john cole asked him. >> are you endorsing donald trump. >> if not what is holding you back. do you really have a choice. >> the process of union finding the republican party which just finished a primary about a week ago perhaps one of the most divisive primary in memory tak takes some time. >> trump motorcade now under way headed to the next mee

donald trump, he did go to washington. he went on their turf. he went to their buildings. he did go down there with an olive branch. that takes a lot i think for donald trump to do as opposed to making them come to new york and to sit down with him. >> let me ask barry this because if donald trump compromises too much with the establishment republicans on capitol hill, whom his supporters despise -- >> right. >> -- doesn't that hurt his brand? >> well, he's not going to compromise, right? but i mean he only cares about hurting people. we can't hurt people through entitlement reform. if we can find a way to do it that doesn't hurt anyone, then we should do it. >> what about paul ryan's brand? you're asking about donald trump's brand. does this hurt paul ryan's brand, which is, look, it's been pretty squeaky clean for a long time now in many conservative circles. he's navigated a lot of issues. >> remember, he didn't want to be speaker but they loved him so much he had to be speaker. >> now, he didn't want to support donald trump, he's not ready to endorse, there are things that don't represent conservative principles

oliver north. good night. >>> good evening everybody, donald trump is not hesitating on taking the task of educating liberals. there seems to be no event and no amendment element of the clinton history that trump will ignore. it appears that his strategy is producing the desired results. yesterday, he highlighted the rape and sexual allegations of clinton. trump describes the 1993 death of hillary clinton's associate vince foster, "very fishy." >> trump told my colleague and friends such attack are fair professional because the clinton themselves launched ruth less attacks on him. >> i would like it to be straight down the middle. you know they have been dirty players historically and i have to fight back the way i have to fight back >> we'll take all of that to ed rollins and michael goodwin. and a lot to talk about tonight, senator bernie sanders won't stop his fight for the democratic nomination, the senator from vermont telling the associated press the convention this summer is likely to get "messy." >> robert mcdonald after he compares the length of time veterans are to wait for care to the wait of time

we're talking about donald trump trying to reach out, clearly this is an olive branch to paul ryan. >trying to say in building his trump organization, meaning his business, donald trump has to do this kind of thing a thousand times a day with people, to build and bring people together and build all these projects. you're dealing with human beings and you bring them together in a room and talk to them and work it out. that's what we're seeing here tonight. >> i think that this was a very carefully played game of chicken and trump flinched. paul ryan i think masterfully laid the trap. paul ryan said i'm not going anywhere at a convention, you know how donald trump would react. instead paul ryan took the optional way and said that's fine if you don't want me there, i won't be there. it took donald trump's big punches away and donald trump had to retreat. i thought paul ryan played this perfe perfectly. >> or you could think donald trump you could play it that way too. >> i don't think that's how it's playing out though. donald trump said he shouldn't be at the convention. >> it's called

olive branch. or it could be a taco bowl. but to celebrate cinco de mayo, donaldp well enjoying this fine classic mexican dish in his trump tower offices. reminding folks how much he loves hispanics. this coming a little more than a day after vincente fox, the former president of mexico, said he maybe went too far with some comments he's made about donald trump. now wants donald trump to come down to mexico to see mexico for himself. mr. president, very good to have you. >> thank you very much, neil, thank you. >> it sounds like you want to make amends here and he wants to make amends, too. to the mexican people. >> well, it is the intention, because what we need is him listening and learning the way of life, of others. starting with the immigrants of the united states, by the way my grandfather was a migrant that came from cincinnati, ohio, down to mexico. the state of juanaato, looking for his american ring. so i really want to contribute to keep this strong partnership that we have built with the united states through nafta. so yes, the invitation is open. >> h

with donald trump there was never me mea culpa, olive branch, hey, guys the latino community is wonderful. i want to make america great again and requires engaging the spanish american electorate. that never took place, unfortunately. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> nice no tears on this side of the ocean. guess who got taken out by u.s. strike. lieutenant colonel oliver north. here hear what >>> afghan taliban killed in the drone strike. the brutal terror leader was specifically targeting u.s. personnel and troops in afghanistan. terrorist car blown up by a missile while driving through southwestern pakistan. lieutenant colonel oliver north is here to go "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. good we got him tcialghts would have been better to capture and gotten intel. we don't capture them anymore we hit them with a hell fire missile from a predator. bad guy. no doubt he was the military head of the sure area, organization plans all the terrorist attacks in afghanistan. he recognized bin laden and zarqawi being his hero. zarqawi being the

is this perhaps in some ways an olive branch from conservatives from donald trump talking about uniting the republican party? >> i think so. to compile this list, what i'm sure the trump campaign did was read the judicial opinions from this list of judges. there would be, i suspect, a consensus of conservative thought around the opinions these judges have, about their public records. >> ben ginsberg, always great to have you with us especially with a list of supreme courts nomi e nominees. talk about this falling well. >>> and more on this new list now from donald trump, 11 potential supreme court justi justices. people he would have on his list. we're going to go through it a little bit deeper with our own ari, chief correspondent on the other side of this break. to shut everybody else up about me quitting smoking. i was going to give it a try, but i didn't really think it was going to really happen. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along wi support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some peopl

but today, donald trump came to capitol hill waving an olive branch, not a fist. >> i was very encouragedh what i heard from donald trump today. i do believe that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified. >> reporter: ryan has strongly condemned one of trump's biggest campaign promises. >> a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: but now, it sounds like trump is softening. just one day before meeting ryan, calling the muslim ban just a suggestion. >> it's a temporary ban. it hasn't been called for yet, nobody's done it. this is just a suggestion until we find out what's going on. >> reporter: so, is paul ryan now sold on donald trump? abc's jon karl asked him. >> are you endorsing donald trump? if you're not, what is holding you back? and do you really have a choice? >> the process of unifying the republican party, which just finished a primary about a week ago, perhaps one of the most divisive primaries in memory, takes some time. >> i think we really had a

weijia jang reports the meeting appears to be the first olive branch between the two leaders on opposite side of the aisle. >> reporter: donaldffered a wave before heading into the republican national committee building. the party's presumptive nominee sat down with house speaker paul ryan and rnc chairman reince priebus. afterward ryan and trump issued a joint statement saying this was our first meeting but it was a very positive step toward unification. >> i was very encouraged with what i heard from donald trump today. i do believe, um, that -- that we are now planting the seeds to get ourselves unified. [ chanting ] >> reporter: outside, protestors protested. demonstrators included those opposed to trump's plans to deport illegal immigrants. >> we're here trying to give them something to represent the community and they have closed the doors. >> reporter: the much- anticipated meeting came a week after ryan publicly refused to endorse trump highlighting the party's struggle to end its infighting after a divisive primary season. the meeting has drawn international attention. here's the main door of the rnc building and thi

with donald trump there was never me mea culpa, olive branch, hey, guys the latino community is wonderful. i want to make america great again and requires engaging the spanish american electorate. that never took place, unfortunately. >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> nice no tears on this side of the ocean. guess who got taken out by u.s. strike. lieutenant colonel oliver north. here hear what pilots said before plunging into the mediterranean. that's coming up. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ [ boss ] it is a very smart plan. so we're all on board? [ paul ] no. this is a stupid plan. hate drama? go to cars.com. research. price. find. only cars.com helps you get the right car without all the drama. introduces new, easy-to-swallow tablets. the right car so now, there are more ways, for more people... to experience... complete protection from frequent heartburn. nexium 24hr. the easy-to-swallow tablet is here. >>> afghan taliban killed in the drone strike. the brutal terror leader was specifically targeting u.s. personnel and troops in afghanistan. terrorist car

shots at donald trump too suggesting that, you know, his rise is fueled by a media executive who tried to build him up only to tear him down in the general election so there was really no olive branch at all. it just shows how much work donald trump has to do to repair relations with ted cruz. ashleigh? >> manu raju, thank you for jumping in on that last little moment. we appreciate your reporting too, mj. all sorts of new things to talk about and the best people with money, party, and principle. trump campaign advisor, kayleigh baumgardner and tara, i'll start with you. did you just hear what ted cruz just said? if that changes, is it possible there could be any kind of change that would affect what ted cruz is about to do? >> i don't think so. i mean, it would have to be pretty catastrophic and we have yet to see that come from donald trump at this point. probably said about two dozen things that should ended most people's presidential hopes but he seems to have moved forward on those things. so i think this is really more about ted cruz not releasing his delegates because the party platform is something that is really important and that still has yet to be decided as we m

oliver: he walked into the room knowing he was the republican nominee for the presidential election and shook the hands of 15 of a 1227 delegates that allowed him to clinch the nomination. donald trump: thank you very much, everybody. the folks behind me got us right dakota, top from north so north dakota made a big statement and i appreciate it. we will not forget it. oliver: he learned the news from the associated press. he started short, but unpledged delegates from many states had changed their minds. he is one step closer to becoming president. >> it has been a remarkable ride for donald trump. he started off announcing his candidacy in june of 2015 largely as an afterthought. very few people thought he would go far at all. many people thought he would not even an ounce. been a campaign that saw him criticizing the republican party establishment. >> i am most concerned about real party unity, not pretend party unity. we need to win this election in the fall. oliver co former state hillary -- former secretary of state hillary clinton -- molly: it is time now for a business update. i'm joined by kate moody. we are going to start off in japan as the g-7 summit has just wrapp

she's really trying to extend an olive branch to republicans turned off by donald trump here.t's why you saw her mentioning carly fiorina in her answer. the campaign yesterday put out a video with a bunch of republicans including mitt romney, marco rubio saying very negative things about donald trump, messages that will continue to be recycled throughout the general election campaign. they're trying to say we have a common enemy in donald trump, erica. >> as you're talking, people are seeing video of hillary clinton. that's from an event happening now in los angeles. hillary clinton and her e-mail server have been back in the news over the last several hours. how is the campaign responding to these claims from a hacker that in fact there was a breach? >> right. so this is the hacker who has been in the news several times. and initially was the reason we found out about hillary clinton's private e-mail account was because of information he uncovered. he claims that he was able to hack into hillary clinton's private e-mail server. now, the clinton campaign denies that. they are

donald trump ratcheting back a little, paul ryan offering an olive branch and senators willing to meet with donald trump, and unity inside the party? they might not have the nominee they wanted, it's the nominee they now have going forward. an offer from house speaker paul ryan saying he'll step down as chairman of the republican national convention if donald trump asks him to. >> he's the nominee. i'll do whatever he wants, with respect to the convention. >> reporter: ryan, striking a conciliatory tone after a bombshell announcement last week that he wasn't ready to support trump as the presumptive nominee. >> first, i want to get to know him and understand him better, because i really don't know him. >> reporter: the two men still set to meet on thursday along with rnc chairman reince priebus. trump will also meet with republican senate leaders on the hill. former presidential candidate dr. ben carson reaching out to ryan for a private meeting to help soothe tensions before trump meets with him. >> basically the kind of conversation i'm hoping we all can have is how we can actually u

donald trump being sworn in, again a hypothetical. and in one of his first moves he picks up the phone to call you, perhaps the current president, to offer oliveranch to have discussion about u.s.-mexico relations. would you take the call from donald trump? >> well hypothetically, yes. i think if any representative of the country should be actively trying to improve the relationship with the united states, whoever it could be former or the next president. liz: would you accept his discussion about a wall? >> i will not probably, definitely not. i understand that the american people and government have the right to do whatever they want but have not the right to impose any charge on any neighbor. same way any people has right to do a wall in his or her own house, has no right to impose the cost of the wall to the neighborhood. liz: what if he said meet me halfway, a third of the way, use some pesos, use dollars for border control. >> out of negotiation, of course not. definitely not. liz: why not? >> because not single wall, it is absurd and stupid wall as i say. i would tell him that he needs to know that the net migration of mexican workers t

donald trump has said the same thing. he put the olive branch out to reince priebus and speaker ryan so i'm very comfortable where we are. we're ten week, nine weeks before our convention. no one thought we would be here. at the same time, hillary clinton can't shake the liberal progressive self-declared socialis 74-year-old bernie sanders. she can't shake bernie sanders and yet our party has in fact come together. my fellow members are saying we're not voting for hillary clinton. paul ryan is not voting for hillary clinton, so our party is coming together a good six months before the election and a good nine weeks before we thought we would be coming together. this is all extraordinarily positive momentum. >> when you look ahead to the platform the republican party has to craft and just the message that the republican party runs on this fall, there's some clear differences. we've talked about them a lot between a paul ryan and donald trump. donald trump is out there saying medicare, social security, don't touch them. paul ryan has propos

he's going to continue to be donald, i say what i say, i do what i do, but he's also sitting down with megyn kelly. he's trying to reach out and extend the oliveegyn kelly trying to get at donald trump's temperament with this interview. i don't know if she succeeded. but, again, you know, donald trump has been out there as the republican front-runner, now the presumptive republican nominee, for almost a year at this point. and no one has really answered the question of what makes donald trump tick. what is his temperament? that's what megyn kelly was trying to achieve tonight. i don't know if she pulled it off. >> dylan, there was, i guess, one admission from trump which i thought was a little surprising about whether or not if he wins this election and how he'll be impacted by all of that. listen to this. >> if i don't go all the way and if i don't win, i will consider it to be a total and complete waste of time, energy, and money. >> i guess, dylan, as the saying goes, winning isn't everything. it's the only thing. >> yeah, indeed. and of course donald trump has to broadcast the idea that he's in this to become the president of the united st

you at all that paul ryan announced that he's invited donald trump to address the house republican leadership? that looks like -- is that an oliveranch? >> i should hope so. we are hearing a lot of things, but a lot of things are going on behind closed doors, just as you mentioned in your opening. but this is how it's always been. you have a nominee, the party comes together and we support that nominee, at least that's how it was for the rest of us. the one time they don't get their guy, they want to take their ball and go home. and that is not right. it's bad for the party. the one thing we should be united in today is defeating hillary clinton. >> if mr. trump comes up short, do you believe that this week could be damaging enough that it could cost him the general election? >> no, i don't. because mr. trump is not going to come up short. i do think the party is going to come together for the common good of the country. even if we don't have some of the old guard backing mr. trump. we do not have the same policies as the bushes, or even as paul ryan. they tout conservativism and limited government, but they gave each other high

olive trees on monterey road? we'll tell you, coming up next at 11:00. >>> and donald trump may not put his money where his mouth is. a newly released document revealed something about his criticism of apple. >>> welcome back to you on this friday as we take a look at the markets. they are mostly higher. in fact, they are shooting for a week-long win. we won't know until the close today but better than it's been. >>> donald trump is no fan of apple. he's made that clear. but he's a shareholder of apple. mr. trump holds apple's stock when he turned over a financial statement to the federal elections commission earlier this week. trump owns shares in a number of blue chip companies, including apple. now, trump's call for a boycott of apple and its suggested products made in china like the iphone carry a 45% tax. now, the filing is not his tax return. mr. trump has said that's not anybody's business. but rather it's a summary of his holdings called a personal financial disclosure. in a way, mr. trump acts like a eld hoi holding company. that's a key word, revenue, not income. some journalists have pointed out that the

goes to show you why so many of us have a problem with donald trump be the standard there, including paul ryan, the fact he's unwilling to extend an oliveranch and say there's 60% of the republican party that did not vote for him and maybe -- if we're going to have a platform, which they have to come together and agree upon before the election, how does he plan on doing this? he's basically saying the hell with the republican party. that kind of narcissism is part of the problem. >> isn't that working? >> that's working for him though, isn't it? >> it seems to be for the time being, it's working on two fronts, it seems that the trump supporters are becoming more and more seduced and hypnotized and loyal to him the more ridiculous he gets but the more the rest of the country hates him because the negatives and the more he solidifies the trump people, the more his negatives go through the roof. so i guess it's -- the leverage or whatever showing the party elites as he likes to call them that he doesn't care about them and he's for the people or whatever. okay. fine, when we get into the general election, he'll have reckoning to do. >> i'm

donald trump is on a roll. the trump train is more like a love train. there is the oliveranch to one of his harshest critics. he celebrated an endorsement from the nra, promoting himself as a staunch defender of the second amendment. take a listen. >> the second amendment is under a threat like never before. crooked hillary clinton is the most anti-gun, anti-second amendment candidate ever to run for office and as i said before, she wants to apolish the second amendment. she wants to take your guns away. charles: donald trump gaining momentum as he works to unify the republican party. he's reaching out to his harshest critics. charlie sykes tweeted this quote. adam goodman and jan morgan, jan you jumped on the trump train halfway through the primary process. do you think others will as well. >> absolutely. all but one person in that building said they would commit to donald trump. charles: is it by default he's the last man standing? >> i think the turning point is the never hillary thing. there are folks whom swroat vote for trump who are not necessarily liking the guy.

oliver and jonathan banks means the tide is turning. now they just need congress to turn, too. supporters say bernie sanders and hillary clinton are in favor of d.c. statehood. republican donaldrump is reportedly open to it. in downtown, delia goncalves, wusa 9. >>> the mayor hopes to get the statehood referendum on the november ballot. the measure must then be approved by congress. >>> more than 25% of student loan borrowers are behind in their basements. coming up, some ways -- in their payments. coming up, some ways they can erase thousands off their balance. >> and police come face to face with a gunman refusing to be taken alive. what e gunman's family has to say about the violent night. >> did you hear, we are giving away a brand-new car on wake-up washington. watch weekday mornings at 6:00 for the word of the day and your chance to win a brand-new set of wheels. you won't pay >>> two baton rouge police officers are on the job after this harrowing gun battle with a suspect armed with an assault rifle. theodore smith was the first one shot but kept shooting at the suspect. the gunman, calvin smith, was despondent over a break up. the family said smith was mentally ill an

oliver north. good night. lou dobbs and let's begin with a political earthquake. for the first time donaldrump has pulled ahead of hillary clinton in the fox news poll. clinton has led trump in the head to head polling ever since he entered the race on june 16th of last year, but now trump tops her in a general election head to head match up. 45 to 42%. a 10 point swing from last month when clinton was ahead of trump by seven points. trump has not only pulled ahead of clinton but has done so with higher favorables and lower negatives than hers. a record 61% of voters now have a negative view of clinton compared to only 56% who have a negative view of trump. trump's unfavorables are actually lower, down 9 points from two months ago. we will be taking all of that up tonight with two former presidential candidates, former house speaker newt gingrich joins us as does former governor of arkansas mike huck away. we will talk about trump's release of 11 potential supreme court justices, the list has been well received by conservatives who want someone with similar principles to the late justice a

donald trump strolling to a guaranteed win in nebraska. then heads to capitol hill to meet on thursday, house leadership, including senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, as ryan offers an olive branch to trump, saying he would step down as the convention chair if trump asked him to. ryan also said this about his relationship with trump. >> i want to get to know him and understand him better because i really don't know him. we had one conversation a few months ago. basically the kind of conversation i'm hoping we all can have together, not just the two of us, but all of us, is how we can actually unify our party. >> that, as the new military times survey puts active duty on trump's side, 2-1 margin. 21% said they would rather not vote in november, altogether. hillary clinton remains fixed on the generjen election. >> i'm going to let him run his campaign however he chooses. i'm going to run my campaign, which is about a positive vision for our country. >> meanwhile, bernie sanders made sure to tell a packed sacramento crowd the democratic race is anything but over. he drove it home with a sketch with stevphen colbert last nigh. >> it is not a lost cause. >> what are you doing

donald trump. how tight is it at this point compared to past elections? we'll try to put those numbers in perspective. before we head out to break, let's check in with john oliverwho had something to say about the choice voters are going to have to make this fall. >> both parties nearly have their nominee. and it looks like america will be choosing between donald trump, america's walking, talking brush fire, and in all likelihood, hillary clinton, the woman who intermits either too much or too little of every human quality depending on who you ask. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. it's more than a nit's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trted technology partner, you're free

as a candidate paul ryan tweeted saying i invited donald trump for a meeting with gop leaders and i look forward to the discussion. so that is an olive think. it sounds like an olive branch that he is taking the higher road. what would have to happen for paul ryan to come around here? >> speaker ryan has indicated he wanted to be part of the unifying process and we have a nominee running a campaign that republicans can be proud of and americans can support. i think he wants to hear more from donald trump about his policy proposals and wants to see a campaign that our party can respect based on ideas that contrast with the democrats, that gives all republicans a positive message to run on. i think he is not comfortable based on the campaign that donald trump ran in the primary which was very devsive and left a lot of scars. he wants to hear more from trump. this meeting is a good first step. i think trump should approach it graciously and have a frank and open discussion with him. >> what do you think of that? >> as a trump person i think that reaction most people expect would be for us to say something awful about paul ryan or paul r

olive branch for sanders. >> whatever differences sanders and i have or supporters and i have, they pale in comparison to our differences to donald trump and what he represents. but that's why the california primary is so important. because we need to send a message. >> reporter: the key right there, bernie sanders supporters. hillary clinton is trying to win them over gradually after the california primary. she knows she needs them in her fight against trump. she is going after donald trump aggressively. she is not going to respond to every attack her way, but would like a strong finish in the june primaries to end the primary race and turn to the general election. alison and ana. >> thank you, jeff. the wheels are in motion for a primetime debate with bernie sanders and donald trump. donald trump says the networks are showing interest. he's in if the event generates $10 million to $15 million for women's health causes. bernie sanders says game on. >> hillary clinton has not agreed to debate me here in california. i look forward to debating mr. trump on that. i think it is important that somebody hold him to task. >> i said i wo

welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> a long olive branch to extend. >> that's right. >>> coming up in this half hour, speculation is growing over who donaldo be his running mate. his controversial policies may discourage some from serving as his vice president. we'll examine the possible short list. >>> north korea is carefully choreographing every move to show off its military power. ahead, adriana diaz is there to show us how the country is trying to prove its ability to build weapons. >>> time to show some of the headlines. our cbs los angeles station reports a major earthquake fault in southern california is locked, loaded, and ready to roll. the januasan andreas fault stre through the state, but the danger zone runs from san luis obispo to palm springs. the last major quake on the fault line was in 1857. experts say it has been too quiet since. >>> the "los angeles times" reports the detectives on a undisclosed way to hock an iphone -- hack an iphone. it belonged to the wife of michael jakes, who had a tv role in "the shield." he's awaiting trial. the phone was unlocked this year as apple and the government feuded. >>> a woman who re