chp officer mike ericson was released from the university of california at davis medical center. he was there for three months... after being left in critical condition. 28-year-old austin scott of nevada...was driving a stolen truck from reno... while police say he was on drugs. he allegedly intentionally struck officer ericson's motorcycle...off of interstate highway-80... before fleeing. scott was later found and arrested. officials say ericson is currently recovering. >> vicki:still ahead. the loss of draymond green. for the warriors last night. lead to a loss for the dubs in game five. but why some are saying. green's suspension was all a part of a plan. and at 5:30. we head back out to florida. for the latest on the deadly shooting at an orlando nightclub. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clin

this is not driven by guys like eric ericson or bill crystal or hugh hewitt who have been pining, weese are the people who can actually do something. they have found each other and they're trying to see if there's enough support to do it. >> trump dismisses this saying there's no mechanism for this. well, he is wrong. there is a mechanism. called the rules committee. right? >> yep. exactly. not only -- well, yeah. because if there's enough support the delegates could put forthan alternative plan. there's some different interpretations what the rules of the convention are. friday. he said house runs, quote, should follow their conscience on whether to support trump. ed, that could really help this group of delegates who want to dump trump. right? >> it could. he is speaking specifically in this interview with "meet the press" about house republican lawmakers, not about republicans overall, but his comments and the use of the word conscious will be seen as helpful to those trying to do something since they are trying to pass a conscience clause. >> of course, some of those house lawmak

with ericson and inspur and then the third is our ability to do m&a. we've aquared 14 companies since i was named at ceo and we'll continue to use a combination of all those and as you know as valuations become more attractive, then there's probably going to be more and more activity in that space. >> last question, you're a pretty open guy and you run a hands on outfit. will you do conference call which i know you guys are better than anybody else, worldwide or with europe over the weekend? some game plan, here's what we're going to do. buy back this, do this and be ready. some sort of explainer to your employees beginning say sunday night or monday. >> well, jim, that's already occurred, actually, inside. we do a really good job of building contingency plans for different scenario inclusive of the brexit vote this week as well as the ruling that we were expecting from the itc. and so, we have already communicated with our teams. we were on the phones early this morning ensuring our teams knew they had our full support and obviously, again, you know,

you could see not just people like bill kristol supporting him but eric ericson, who used to work for redstate.com. getting at least some support from thinkers on that side of the party. >> that's right. absolutely. now, the challenge is broadening beyond that sort of group of, you know, 500, 1,000 really influential republicans in washington, people who are part of these think tanks and whatnot and actually getting his name in front of americans more broadly. it's tough because filing deadlines are already looming. in texas, it's too late to get him on the ballot unless his backers were successfully to sue or something. so it's the kind of thing they're going to have to do really quickly. and david french is not someone with any national name i.d. so he's going to need some supporters like perhaps mitt romney, another member of this never trump movement, or others who can really help him with things like fundraising because he's not going to just need to build name i.d. he's going to need legal support, that sort of thing, to actually get on the ballot in every state. >> let's talk a