i don't see myself walking away from amazing grapes.'m trying everything i can to keep this alive. >> in the u.s., wine retailers generate over $9.5 billion every year. i think amazing grapes can be turned around, and i want a piece of it. all these boxes. i always believe that first impressions are lasting impressions, and my first impression of walking into amazing grapes is there's clutter everywhere. it's disturbing. live music in a wine store. [laughs] ay-yi-yi. wow. i couldn't believe how much inventory was in this place. sometimes, too much selection is awful. how are you? i'm marcus. >> how you doing? brian, pleasure, welcome. >> nice to meet you. >> you too. >> it's a little bit bigger than i thought it was gonna be. >> 1,800 different skus of wine in this space. >> is that what's in here, 1,800? >> yeah. >> huh. no one has time to look at 1,800 varieties. i'd be willing to bet that half of it doesn't even sell. how long have you worked here? >> today's my second day. >> is it? >> yeah. >> look what you were signing up for. >>

there are grape vodka, wheat based, potato, all sorts. brand-new vodka coming from the bay area made of fog. made of fog. that's right. >> how does that work? >> it's called fog point. and the creators here from hangar 1 distillery wanted to do something that embodied the values of the bay area which are sustainability and local production and also wanted to give a nod to the drought that affected the state for several years now. so they got sheets to get the waterlogged fog and floats through them and sending drops down trickling in and they made enough over six months to make 2,400 bottles of this vodka. it sells for $125 a pop. >> are they going to make a smoky version for smog? like the mescal of the vodkas. >> after a few, i don't think you could tell a difference anywhere. >> maybe it's fogka. huh? marketing. >> get it now. >>> i want to take you to a new controversial topic. a case in the uk has raised the

vegatables...but around these parts -- we're very concerned -- about our grapes. as in wine grapes.ot just fruit and vegetables, but we're very concerned about our grapes. as in wine grapes. >> you you bet we are. was our el nino rain enough for the wineries. here we are from the livermore valley. >> reporter: the berries. back here. no matter where a farmer goes in life, he's never far from his crop. >> it's something you wake up in the morning and think about. we're lucky to have what we have here. >> through five years of drought, jim has had plenty to think about. >> the whole family was concerned and worried. >> last year about this time, the vines were in jeopardy. area reservoirs were low even as roses parched. but a winter of rain has brought mcgrail a sunnier outlook. >> look at it. almost looks like ireland. >> the vines are bearing signs of fruit and the roses bearing color. >> we're blessed that we had a great year this year. >> despite a wet year, mcgrail and area farmers are only certain of one thing. >> we are still in a drought. we're not in harm's way, but we have t

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he loved growing grapes there. i know it sounds sort of elitist but it wasn't so much about sipping fine wine, he really loved the process. he got in credibly close to people there, the winemakers, these tough earth the people who eked out a living growing out the grapes on the sides of the hill. host: he might make even the diehard skeptic think twice about corporate jets. i have to say. so we have this meeting with tim guyton her before he takes the job. it's supposed to be a nice meet and greet. tell us what happened instead. guest: it was a fiasco. jim milstein who is probably the other hero, the other main hero of this book, he was the restructuring chief for treasury and it was very fortuitous for the country that these two men formed an alliance. jim was his biggest booster and also, although he was the recipient of the most grief when bob did things that the government was sort of terrified by, he comes out as outspoken, but jim had recruited and advocated him getting the job and he said you know what, befo

tonight on the profit, amazing grapes is a wine bar and retail shop, the brainchild of a real estate developer who seems more interested in sipping than selling. this is ridiculous. even with more than $3.5 million in sales this past year, amazing grapes is operating at a loss and still can't pay down their mounting debt. this is a business without leadership or direction. i wish that you had passion for the business. you wouldn't be losing money. if i can't find somebody from within to take over amazing grapes and manage its assets, this business will be crushed. >> are you the grim reaper, or-- >> sometimes. my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. >> we're out of business. >> we were out of business before, we just didn't know it.

these tough people who eat out a living growing grapes on the sides of hills. host: he might make even the most i heard skeptic think twice that corporate jets, i have to say. so, we had this meeting with tim and then the secretary of the treasury before he takes the job, but it is supposed to be a nice meet and greet your tell us what happens instead. guest: it was a fiasco. jim milstein who is probably the other hero of this book, he was the structuring chief for treasury and it was very fortuitous for the country that these two men form a alliance. jim was his biggest booster and also he was the recipient of the most grief when bob did things the government was sort of terrified by. in terms of outspokenness and iconic, but jim had recruited bob essentially they had meetings and advocated him getting the job and bob said, you know what jim, before i take this job-- this is in the summer of 2008-- before i take this job i want to meet who is really making the decisions and jim said i am happy to go to washington. bob wanted to know who he was dealing with, so

they just don't bring in as many grapes. >> okay.ut there, did you tell things looked dry or different? i know we love the quad 4 shots, but can you see from the ground? >> well, that section of the bay area is dealing with abnormally low compared to the worst areas when we go out. still very green. but as you said, they have 12 or 13 vineyards spotty. there are sections not as good. sorry to keep rambling on around it. very green where they were. >> did you get to taste the wine. >> we were focused on the story out there it's always about the story. >> you whattent -- if you want inform see those views again, you can find it on our website and all the other stories we've done on www.kron4.com. >>> the next time you're planning on having vegetables, you might want to cook them instead of eating them raw. researchers say that that is the best way to maximize their health benefits because cooking them makes it easier for your body to absorb the nutrients. how you cook this will matters. they say steam them or microwave them. try not to

amy: growing grapes for 35 years. when it comes to dreary weather he has seen it all. >> the consistent thing about the weather is it's inconsistent. be prepared for the challenges. >> in the form of rain drops. >> we have diseases that will come in. things that will start to make the things go bad. >> crews spent today with process which increases the air flow and prevents disease. >> they also hit the lower as tractors doing everything they can to keep the plants healthy. >> , of prevention is worth a pound of cure. we would rather not deal with the curative aspect. in the process we would lose grapes. amy: they haven't seen major damage so far but it doesn't mean they haven't taken a hit. >> the biggest loss is sales in the tasting room. on rainy days, customers don't come out and enjoy a gallas of wine. amy: taking advantage of a glimpse of sunshine getting ahead before the next rain arrives. in leesburg, amy aubert, abc7 news. leon: hot and dry. nice stretch of it for a while. alison: yeah. that would be nice. do

many of the wineries here in napa and sonoma counties source their grapes with a number of differentvineyards. right now i am 750 feet up, a rodney strong vineyard. as for the condition of these lights: so far so good to be change the vines are a bit taller this year so i think the extra moisture gave them up boost but the crop looks spotty. spotty means some vineyards look great and some vineyards look like they may have two thirds of the crop. it is all over the place, not uniform like some years you see regions according to the u.s. drought monitor number -- this drought is light. decker says when it comes to these vineyards, they are still experiencing lingering effects from last year's be change what i have personally seen in the vines looked tired at the end of the year. the vines looked like they had been through the ringer and look a little stress towards the end. but i think due to the lack of moisture and conditions last spring, we will see a shorter crop this year. but i expect and average crop this year speech and ryan said these vineyards produce great wine but don't pro

. >> seth: yeah, there's one grape. [ light laughter ] it's grape juice. >> that's grape juice. [ light>> seth: yeah, okay. we just wanted to see. we wanted to see if you were the real deal. >> all right, all right. >> seth: all right, the next one. >> anyone could guess that's not wine. [ light laughter ] >> seth: you pick the one you want to do next of these two. >> well, let's do red. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> i meant the red dot. oh, there we go. >> seth: okay, it's real wine. [ light laughter ] >> that's good. >> seth: yeah? [ light laughter ] try this one and tell me which one you like more. >> can i take them home? [ light laughter ] >> seth: but you have to mix them up. we only give you one carry on. carry out. [ light laughter ] >> how boring is this for the audience. [ laughter ] >> seth: you really got in there. >> yeah, get right in there. give it a good -- >> seth: what do you think of this one? [ light laughter ] >> that's the best, i think. >> seth: well, you are right, because this is chateau nuit de pop. that's $105. the one you liked, this is $2.99. [ laught

the fundamental backdrop of your argument seems to be sour grapes.'t you just put forward at other -- another argument? why aren't you banging the inflation argument, immigration? >> i think there are three things that i want to see in this referendum. i want to get control of our lawmaking because i think having an unelected court over righted our democratically elected parliament is outrageous. i run control of our borders. our open borders are leading us to the failure of the xeric -- eurozone with too much migration. i want control of our money. that is just things that i want out of the referendum. >> i will accept a very small leave majority, however small it is, because that would be the will of the people and i think liam is going to have to accept a very small remain. roland: there will be liam: -- liam: there will be people if they feel the referendum was unfairly conducted, that makes it very difficult. roland: it really is not odd to be talking about if one loses by a small amount, it is not fair. the problem with the referendum, you have

and vineyards across the bay area continue to harvest grapes and pump out wine. growers tell us, the challenges are real. this week we took quadcopter- 4 to sonoma county to get an up- close look at the vineyards, one month into growing season. >> pam:kron 4's j.r. stone joins us with quadcopter 4. >> reporter:want to see those incredible views again. copter video at kron-4 dot com. >> reporter: he is already starting to see and bloom which is a two to three weeks ahead of schedule, similar to last year. many resource their grips from a number of different than yours. right now, as 750 ft. up at rodney strong vineyards. so far, so good. >> vines arts taller than last year. but the crop looks spotty. i see some that look great and i see some that are average. and some may look like they have two-thirds of the crop in the pence spirit is not uniform like some uc. >> reporter: some are abnormally dry in sonoma county. on the dropped skill. with the extreme drought derrick when it comes to these vineyards there are still experiencing some lingering affects of last ye

get grape seed oil getting hot. >> grape seed oil? >> high heat, get a sere. >> all right. and good pepper sere. >> you all right? she got a noseful. [ laughter ] nothing like getting a schnos t ful. >> do you need some of your stuff? >> could you pass me your stuff? >> yeah, yeah. >> thanks. >> oh, my god. i told you! [ laughter ] it goes right in! [ laughter ] >> wow! >> it's a bit hot! >> oh, my gosh! wow. >> we'll be over here if you need us. >> i'll take it out. i don't think the hood system is working very well today. >> wow! >> i told you, went right up. >> so now what? >> now we have cooked off burgers and we're going to assemble the burger here. this is creole aoriolely. >> kat, you have to get in on that aoriolely. . layer your burger up. i know you don't do cheese -- >> i can't is. >> i'll leave one with cheese and one without. >> okay. >> our crew is messing with you. >> and that's the last time they brought isaac on. no more of that guy. >> and what is this drink here? >> that's a carrollton side car. that's where the meatery is located. this is squash pickles.

the grapes are okay but the strawberries are out. you think of rain as good but the strawberries will have trouble. look at the motion, west to east, 99% of it and it starts to circulate and that's why the rainfall is .2 of an inch annealings about it lessen others. and the thunder and lightning continuing and you can see the storms dying down. there is opportunity for a light forecast. let's look at the computer model. 7:00 a.m. on saturday. and you have a few showers and the blue is drizzle and light showers. and then it slides through by lunchtime. mostly cloudy at lunch and then it clears out. for the most part drying out and we will update this model and mark will be back at 7 and i will be back at the 10:00 and talk about the model and update for what we can except for the bay area sunday. >>> new developments for a former 49er accused of raping a developmental disabled woman. >> why stubblefield's lawyers want the district attorney removed from the case. >>> look at that. honors for willie mays on his 85th birthday. willie may

in 2003 he said while he was making the movie, what's eating gilbert grape, he was in a rough spot. >> lots of drugs during that time? >> yeah, at that time. there were some drugs here and there. anything i could stuff into my system to medicate, self-medicate or numb myself. >> what were you numbing yourself to? >> i felt really uncomfortable in my own skin, and i took to poisoning myself, which is really stupid. >> did somebody say something to you? >> oh, yeah, sure. friends, yeah. >> what did they say? >> yeah, you're [ bleep ]ing up. >> in 1993 he was arrested on charges of criminal mischief after allegedly trashing a room in a new york city hotel. police suspected he was drunk and was fighting with his girlfriend at the time. >> johnny depp is eccentric. he's not shied away from the partying lifestyle. >> reporter: the two recently made headlines for a dispute with australian authorities after heard smuggled the dogs into the country. heard pleaded guilty to conceal the pets as part of the case, they were forced to make this unconventional apology video. >> australia is a wonder

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but this is wrong and is nothing but sour grapes. jo ling: we also want to take a look what president obama thinks of the race. earlier today he gave an address on the economy talking about the disappointing jobs report and also mentioned the job of the presidency is not a reality show. listen to this. >> i just want to emphasize the degree to which we are in serious times and this is a serious job. this is not entertainment. this is not a reality show. there is no doubt that there is a debate that's taken place inside the republican party about who they are and what they represent. their standard bearer at the moment is donald trump. jo ling: governor brewer, what do you think this says with the president calling out donald trump? >> well, it's very condescending, i've never seen a sitting president get involved in the upcoming elections in that manner, and how would he know what presidential means? he hasn't enforced the laws. hasn't returned our economy. hasn't brought jobs in. and we're headed probably on the brink of on other re

he had a beautiful place in croatia and he loved growing grapes there. i know it sounds elitist to people that it wasn't so much about just like sipping fine wine. he loved the process and the people. he got incredibly close to the winemakers who i actually met, these tough people who got a living growing grapes on the sides of hills into the peninsula. >> host: but it might make that diehard skeptics think twice. okay so we have this meeting with timothy geithner before he takes the job. it's supposed to be a nice meet and greet. tell us what happens instead. >> guest: it was a fiasco. jim who is probably the other main hero of this book was the restructuring chief for the treasury and was very fortuitous for the country that these men formed an alliance. chen was his biggest booster and although he was the recipient when he did things the government was sort of terrified by, in terms of outspokenness and iconoclasm, but jim had recruited bob essentially they had meetings and advocated in getting the job and he said you know what, before i take this job

. >> you're sold on the grapes. >> i'm loving it. >> okay. yes. >> this is my second glass so i'm still standing. >> are we going to have to cut you off. >> you might. >> there's a lot of great wineries and we're loving seeing it come to life again. >> as much fun as it was to endullening it -- indulge it was to a benefit. >>> ahead incredible video of a crash in china. a car completely crushed by a semitruck and the passengers live to talk about it. that video after the break. thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 30,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. >>> take a look at this. terrifying video showing a car getting completely crushed by a semitruck with two people inside. this happened in china and you see the driver pass the intersection and th

many of the primary buds on the grape vips tie during freezes in early april. that means vineyards are relying on secondary buds which produce much less fruit. for example one vineyard estimates it lost 35% of its started crop. they hope the next couple weeks will actually be dry and warm and hopefully that will help what is left of their crop. that would be a crisis. >> a huge problem. >> national crisis. personal crisis. >> definitely. we need to get the grapes where they need to be. >> and we had a cold night and now we're waking up to a cooler morning. >> but sometime is in store for today. let's check in with tom kierein. >> vineyards and orchards at the mercy of weather. we had a chilly spring and today the chill has returned. we got to mid-70s yesterday afternoon. there is the sun gleaming near union station. it's coming up in a blustery sky. snow showers up in northwestern pennsylvania. yes, i said snow showers. its may 15. locally no rain. temperatures are though down into the 40s. reagan national at 49. and out in the mountains, it's down to near free

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. >> an unknown male graped her, attempted to sexual assault her, threw her to the ground. she fought him off. >> reporter: fought hard and rap to the car, frightened and alone without a cell phone and without an immediate call to 911, the suspect got a head start. >> he's gone. they didn't get him. by the time she got here, calmed down enough to find someone to call us, there was between a ten and 40 minute delay. >> reporter: dozens of police from five downs, dogs, and a police chopper responded immediately. it was carefully canvassed. >> it's thick woods, he could be hiding under a log there. >> incredible turnout. that does your heart good, and hopefully they'll catch him. >> that terrifies me. i was more worried about my child coming here to play, and now i got to think twice about it. >> reporter: they arrived in the park not realizing all the commotion, and she runs the same trail two to three times a week. >> we go right back there. go straight -- yeah, that's where it happened, so scary. >> be aware, don't be caught up with the headphones are, not knowing where you

if you add the cattle industry, wine grape growing industry and timber, it's $28 million. marijuana in calaveras county, it's worth $100 million. he is part of an ever-expanding co-op hoping to cash in on the green rush, planning for what they believe will be the total legalization of pot in california. >> i love wine, and we're not restricted on prohibition to make wine. we can make our own alcohol and likewise it should be the same for everybody with this product. >> reporter: ken bastida, kpix 5. >> the supervisors will meet tomorrow and make a decision on the regulation of pot. >>> flights will leave from mineta international airport to san jose for vancouver, the third most requested destination from passengers according to a 2012 survey followed by london and paris. >>> in florida, injured veterans are getting a chance to sign and many big names are cheering them on. the invictus games kicked off in orlando. prince harry founded the event that brings together 500 athletes from 14 countries to go head to head in several sports. first lady michelle obama was on happene

. >> you might know about the dangers of poinsettias, chocolate and grapes, there's another house plant so toxic to plants one or two seeds can be >> take a look at this everyday plant that grows in homes across america. it's the sago palm and one small bite from its leaves is enough to kill. tiffany and taylor smith lost their 4-year-old bulldog when he died two days before christmas 2014. >> we never knew what happened to walter. >> reporter: it all made sense when history repeated itself with their new puppy wilbur suffering seizures after they saw him chewing on a sago palm. >> exact same symptoms. >> he googled it. >> the first thing i saw was poison control and emergency vet. >> veterinarian came in and says he has a 50/50 chance. he was in stage three liver failure. >> reporter: this time their dog survived. >> is this one of the most difficult things you guys have dealt with? >> easily. >> yeah. >> reporter: how do you explain that to someone? >> it's the worst. >> it's like losing a family member, a child. >> reporter: over the last ten years, the animal cruelty prevention orga

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and the doggy of the day on insta grapes always my dog it's only my dog, though.ome from a place in arkansas where not a lot of people get out. kennedy: including some of your family. how do they feel about the book? this is a very honest memoir. a lot has happened to you in a fairly short amount of time. how are they responding? >> weirdly. i grew up without a dad who was around. he lives. i haven't spoken to him. but he's alive. kennedy: i haven't spoken to him either, and i never will. i have got your back. >> if we reconcile the we'll do it right here. kennedy: we have never done dna testing. this is great. you also had quite a bit of tragedy. >> my mom was an alcoholic. i would like to hang out and have fun. my mom was an alcoholic and drug addict. she died in her 40s because of the years of abuse. kennedy: there is something about that that you share with other famous and driven people. oftentimes when you have those tough things happen to you it acts as a catapult and launches you into a type of success normal well adjusted people aren't capable of. >> i'm

. >> sour grapes. >> richard, you guys for dope trouble. >> no. >> and hillary clinton is now fighti fighting bernie sanders and trump and counting the fbi. that is three opponents. >> just deal with bernie sanders first. this is what bernie sanders is doing. he will have 50 million in the bank by the end of this thing. i think if you talk to the inside camp of bernie sanders he says this. in january when the democrats takes back the senate and he will have a $40 million war chest to back candidates to promote his ideas. >> no, he will not. >> and whatever it might be. he will be the power broker for the far left of the democratic party. he can continue to run and raise money and in the convention he will haven an hour long speech. >> he's dragging her so far to the left, that is trump is buying all of the real estate in the center. and trump will plant his flag and say get out of town, you are the radical. >> bernie is a helpful to trump and like a trump sleeper cell. and let it rain. bernie sanders that will not support hillary clinton and voter for trump. she's having to battle hi

education approved a resolution requiring food service companies to disclose where the produce, meat, grapesnd other foods are coming from. demand has plummeted for the plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. only about .10 of pollution credits were sold. that's $600 million short of the 2 1/2 billion dollars expected. the shortfall comes as the state appeals is considering a challenge. >>> a santa monica group will release the beach report card. heal the bay assigns a letter grade to 456 beaches throughout the state based on levels of harmful bacteria in the water. this morning at 11:00 the organization water quality manager will announce the grades for northern california at baker beach in san francisco. heal the bay will reveal which beaches are the most polluted. a deadly shooting and stabbing involving high school students in marin county. it happened last night. we'll tell you why investigators are at the scene right now. >> and shark fans celebrating after the historic win last night. what's next for the team as they get ready to head to the stanley cup finals. >>> a shocking crime i

the partnership produced namely grapes of wrath.ntage clash between the foaming suds of quick profits and insisting he would sell no wine before its time. this marriage of inconvenience, ended when piero bought back the shares keeping antinori all in the family. >> i think he saw us interested, why not. what's wrong with gods. took his chance, expecting his daughters to fall in love with the business. >> and that they did. now all three travel the countryside and the world, helping to grow, promote and market antinori wines. sold 17 million last year. $200 million worth. making a healthy profit. though the business involves spread sheets. science. the basics come as they have for centuries from down on the farm. even with all of this tra dirks history and everything else, the family still regards itself as, farmers? yes? >> yes. absolutely. this is our origin. still now in modern times we are basically farmers. >> we appreciate the nature and the country side more than the glamorous city life. >> three country bumpkins. >> yes, yes.

. >> this i'll eat grapes as i'm walking around the grocery store, you know?aren't their rules for that? can't you do one grape, two is too many? >> what rules are these? the alex holley rules? >> no, i've heard it is okay to do just one, just not excess. >> okay, plus they're probably dirty. you should wash them first. >> true. >> new study finds alcohol related advertisements, are increasing the risk every under age drinking. i guess that makes sense? >> so the study found that kids age 11 to 14, typically view two-four alcohol ads a day. >> just watching it. v. >> ya. >> or maybe going through a mag even or something? >> well, ya. >> most of the ads appear on tv, many also splashed on billboards, oh, ya, and signs up at stores and restaurant. now, the findings are trouble, because studies suggest that the ads encourage under age drinking. >> yes. >> see they think oh, what's this? maybe i want to try it. >> well, always cool people drinking the beer. you know what i mean? they're models, good looking guys. >> or the most interesting man in the world? >> yes

david gold hill is ceo of a grape show network. when a hospital killed his father he wrote this book about how to fix american healthcare. an american hospital killed your father. >> he died of an infection acquired in the hospital that was preventable. estimates of errors are 250,000 a year. and the third biggest cause of death and i asked why does that happen? why are hospitals not inventived to do more. john: the season season tough ie incentive is not to kill you. >> unfortunately the customer of the hospital isn't the patient, it's the insurer, medicare, and medicaid, and that difference explained a lot of the things we see in the healthcare system. john: let me turn to what i wrote in the article. for all i know my care was good, but the customer service was awful. you had to fill out the same forms again and again. the same information. sometimes they would say the doctor is coming an would come two hours later and they don't bother to email you and say he's not going to be there for a while. when they dismiss you, you wait

is this sour grapes? almost 2 million people more voted for trump than romney in 2012. there is no reason for the whole republican party not to say he's the guy. we have six months. this will shake out. charles: i think the writing has been on the wall. why would he bring up ted cruz's dad on the eve of a major win right before that. i understand the trump folks are angry at everyone else. things linger for people who voted for cruz. >> they do. but what's really langerring is the establishment, paul ryan, lyndsey graham, they feel entitled, think think the jobs they have her ebb titled to. they don't want to let go of their power and they are going to have to. >> i fundamentally disagree with steve. people are allowed like ben sasse, they are allowed to have their opinions and say i'm worried this guy isn't a principled conservative. we would like to you make some policy concessions to show us you are conservative. i think -- i don't think everyone who opposes him is worried about power. >> there is opposition based on principles. >> another option is hillary or bernie

some virginia vineyards are saying their grapes are suffering because of the unseasonably cool weather internet connection may be slower. more people are spending time indoors streaming shows and movies. are your allergies bothering you? chances are it is mold you're experiencing. watch out for mosquitos. standing water provides prime breeding ground. we have one in the studio right now it sounds like. >> not anymore. >> we have six more ways the weather is affecting your life. search for weird weather and thank you, vance, for those side last night it was the beaver imitation. tonight the mosquito noises. we do need something to laugh about with the weather we've been having. now we have something to smile about, right? >> we have a couple of really nice days out here. we have another day in the 50s with some rain on saturday. tomorrow and friday much nicer days with friday being the best day of the week. take a look outside right now. it is all clouds down towards national harbor. if you've been out there on the capitol wheel, not the best visibility. you can still see quite a ways u

saying it is my republican party and i don't need to unite and if you want to go home and have sour grapes, don't support me. but the nominees that is least united loses. if trump wants to win this and think about the party machinery and donors and getting out the ground operations to get-out-the-votes in the various states and the tools he needs to win, it would be better if he was not putting out aggressive tweets and actually met with ryan and it would help him win. >> ruddy guiliani weighs in on ryan relationship with trump. npaul ryan is a reasonable man. and donald trump and paul ryan have no personal history. >> they don't know open other. >> they have couple of policy disagreements. i have couple of policy disagreements with everyone in the party. but on on the main themes they are on the same place. the two of them get together and the rest of them get in line. >> is this part of his negotiation tactic. >> one it is paul ryan's negotiation tactic. realize if you view so much of what trump has done. actively negotiated and starts with a certain set of expectations and then moves on