nbc's halle jackson is just outside trump tower in manhattan. okay, halle.

continue to follow events in the crash of egyptair, the flight 804, but let's go now to msnbc's halle jackson, at the event both a rally and fundraiser, never heard of one of those. the interview just wrapped up. halle, how do we look at the tone and the event in the news? >> reporter: if you didn't know it was a fundraiser for governor chris christie you would have thought it was another trump rally. it had that same feel and vibe, and trump came out and delivered basically the stump speech, with a new additions, including fan, a litany of accomplishments for chris christie. but the other comments were regarding the plane crash, the egyptair. he was adding to the comments and talking about regards made by hillary clinton in which she said he was not qualified for office. and he said he is thinking to himself what happened 12 hours ago? he said a plane got blown out of the sky, and if anybody thinks it was not blown out of the sky you're 100% wrong, folks? okay? that is a quote from donald trump about the situation that happened that happened obviously overnight with that egyptair crash, this

nbc's halle jackson is just outside trump tower in manhattan. okay, halle. the who, what, when, why. give it all. >> the tenets of journalism, we've got it for you. here at trump tower, what a meeting. what was it about? well, those details are still a little murky, as is the why, right? why did bob corker come to new york from washington in the first place? we have a little bit of clarity about that. senator corker said he wanted to try to get to know trump. he wanted to kind of meet and greet him here, and in fact, there's an indication this was a kind of courtesy call. the two sort of discussing some broad policy ranges. i want to read you a statement from corker's office. it's notable in that it says very little. just that senator corker and donald trump had a good discussion, it touched on a wide range of policy issues. so not too much detail there. a lot of speculation is surrounding senator corker and possibly a position in a future potential trump administration. like maybe, for example, vice president, one of corker's colleagues even floated the ide

let's turn to halle jackson in indianapolis. we knew going into yesterday, the numbers were not looking good for ted cruz. we didn't know he would show up last night and drop out of the race on the spot. tell us about what played out last night in cruz world and of course, the question everybody is looking to right now. will he ultimately back donald trump? >> right. right. that is the big one, steve, let's go back over the last 24 hours here, cruz i think in eva evansville illinois, there was a sense on the ground of a campaign that was seriously considering the final moments, especially when you looked at when the numbers started to come in, when the returns started rolling in, what i had been hearing in conversations with aides was if it was a devastating loss, that cruz was clearly consider getting out of the race and what we saw from indiana was just that, really, a big blow an insurmountable defeat for ted cruz. he had no reason to stay in the race given the argument all along he could beat donald trump in a head to head m

we have halle jackson. luke, what are you hearing? >> reporter: hey, tamron. how are you doing?t she spoke to a senior adviser with the kasich campaign that said he will announce at 5:00 p.m. today in columbus, ohio, that they will suspend their campaign. and that leaves donald trump as the only candidate left on the republican side who is officially in the race, which means he's a likely nominee which means the pathway to 1237 we described is all but assured now, not going to see a contested convention in cleveland barring unforeseen events. i'm outside the dulles airport private air terminal. john kasich was supposed to come here. he was going to have a few fund-raisers here in maryland and virginia and the d.c. area, meet with national security advisers. that's all canceled. we're told he never got on the plane. the plane never took off. they stayed in columbus. they made a decision to announce he is suspending the campaign later this afternoon. >> i have one minute. halle jackson, i don't know if this is a big surprise given what happened in indiana and what reince priebus s

i want to introduce my friends here who are here kristen welker, halle jackson and, of course, the lovely ari melburn. huge week on the campaign trail. a lot of twists and turns and a lot of drama. >> i feel like the last time we were here and another lifetime happened in the next seven days. >> it doesn't feel like the weeks are weeks they feel like months. >> they kind of do. >> but we want to get to ari because he has breaking news for us. >> you covered donald trump sometimes it feels like we all cover donald trump, i don't know if you ever feel that way. >> to some extent. >> but katy and i worked on a story covering the fact that all the money he says he spent on his campaign has been organized as loans. $36 million. he has until august he could still convert those and basically make those donations or use the new money he's raising to pay himself back and his campaign aides basically had been pretty up in the air on that. moments ago i got an e-mail from donald trump under his own name saying, quote, i have absolutely no intension of paying myself back for the nearly $50 million i

nbc's halle jackson is there. >> reporte >> sir, you are entitled to have your rights. america is a better country -- >> without you. >> reporter: confronting donald trump supporters in indiana. >> do the masmt. drop out. it's your turn. take your own words. >> reporter: ted cruz making his case. >> the question that everyone here should ask -- >> are you canadian? >> -- do you want your kids repeating the words of donald trump? >> reporter: later, leaving the protest. >> there are five of them and hundreds of us. so no. >> do you think you have the numbers here based on that interaction? >> it's up to the voters. >> reporter: right now, nbc's newest indiana poll shows the texas senator trailing trump by 15 points. cruz campaign aides privately telling us they believe the race is much tighter, which is why cruz is going all out all over the hoosier state, make or break for him. >> we are in for the distance. we are competing, as long as we have a viable path to victory, i am in to the end. >> what is a viable path? >> nobody's going to get to 1,237. >> indiana is very i

halle jackson was watching that. also following the trump campaign for us. trump is very quick to respond to attacks. as the president makes that intimation, he's quickly eager to do so. >> what we're being told from sources within the white house is that the president will wait for the democratic nomination to officially wrap up. for hillary clinton to go from being the likely nominee to the presumptive democratic nominee. that's either when the primaries end or when bernie sanders get out of the race. we will see president obama take to the campaign trail to do exactly what you just saw him do right there, take on donald trump but probably in a more direct way. the trump campaign is expecting this. the campaign knows the democrats including hillary clinton and president obama and other members of the administration will be coming after him, guns blazing. we saw secretary of state john kerry come out against donald trump in this rare attack last week. it's something we will likely see more of down the road. >> trump responding to "the new york times" articl

. >>> nbc's halle jackson is covering donald trump today in new york city. and halle, great to have you with me face to face. >> i know. hello. >> it's interesting when you hear about these talks, number one, is this even a blip with donald trump and his campaign? especially now where you're getting new information from ben sasse. >> from sources close to sasse that he's not interested in one of these people who runs as a possible independent candidate. for the trump campaign, i can't imagine they're blinking an eyelash about this. this is not surprising. it's not particularly new, the stop trump movement. there has been rumblings within that movement for a while that maybe they would try to put up somebody against donald trump. the problem is, frances, it is too late. i mean, athe this point it would have to be viable a write-in campaign, you'd have to work ballot rules. there would be legal challenges. it would be a real uphill battle obviously for somebody to take on trump as a third-party candidate especially when you're starting to see the republican par

katy tur, kristen welker, halle jackson and casey hunt, "the road warriors." ♪ >>> welcome, we're soxcited to be back together again off the trail for a short hour. hello, ladies. great to see you all. >> hey there. >> we're back together after what has been an extraordinary week in politics. it can only be described that way. donald trump has clinched the nomination and the highest ranking republican not supporting him, paul ryan. i have to go to you, katy, your thoughts? >> he's defied expectations, last man standing defight what everyone might have said. today paul ryan said he inherited the republican party. donald trump said, no, i've won the republican party! despite everything they did to stop him, right? >> when i started covering this race a year-plus ago the republicans talked about how this was the deepest bench that they had, they were so excited about the long list of candidates every single one of them fell to donald trump and now we're in a position that one of the people running against him is saying i'm not voting in this election. lindsay graham said forget that and

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hall of famers, reggie jackson. bottom of the fourth and yankees up. the 2-1 game in the ninth. two out, two on. the yankees and the four-game win streak. a note for the high rollers. the mvp flies your way, catch him. he would make a great souvenir. she was a concerned fan. he is okay and ended up with 28 points. tied up at a game apiece. his landing did scare a lot of people. >> i came out already and the elbows, looked like i had a penis ball on top. doesn't affect range of motion. i will be already. >> abc 7 and no more

hall of famers, reggie jackson. bottom of the fourth and yankees up. the 2-1 game in the ninth. two out, two on. the yankees and the four-game win streak. a note for the high rollers. the mvp flies your way, catch him. he would make a great souvenir. she was a concerned fan. he is okay and ended up with 28 points. tied up at a game apiece. his landing did scare a lot of people. >> i came out already and the elbows, looked like i had a penis ball on top. doesn't affect range of motion.

. >> hall ie jackson, it is greato see you.n "mtp daily," you can watch that interview at 5:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >> president obama during a commencement address, the president laid out some criticisms about donald trump without ever mentioning his name. until when our leader expressed a sustained effect, when they're not held accountable for repeating falsehoods and making stuff up. while actual experts are dismissed as a leader. >> we got a problem. >> now, our senior political mark murray. >> the president did not hold back but he did not say trump specifically. he talked in contrast of things we learned of what trump said. >> yeah. >> president obama is eager to get involved. >> this is a president obama who seems to be inching to get on the campaign trail for the 2016 general election, thomas. it is worth knowing he's able to hit that campaign trail until the primary season has included. he did not mention donald trump's name but you end up reading the speech and you watch it in its entirety. you know he's

hall of famers, reggie jackson. bottom of the fourth and yankees up. the 2-1 game in the ninth. two out, two on. the yankees and the four-game win streak. a note for the high rollers. the mvp flies your way, catch him. he would make a great souvenir. she was a concerned fan. he is okay and ended up with 28 points. tied up at a game apiece. his landing did scare a lot of people. >> i came out already and the elbows, looked like i had a penis ball on top. doesn't affect range of motion. i will be already. >> abc 7 and no >> that's our report. we appreciate your time. >> thank you for joining "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight earvin "magic" johnson. from the billboard music awards, ludacris and ciara. and music from ariana grande. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for

nbc's halle jaie jackson. >> reporter: you can see police have been slowly clearing block by block intersectiony intersection trying to get the protesters or the demonstrators who are out here out of the road. what we saw were people spinning out tires. that was something we saw maybe four or five times in the span of a couple of minutes here. tell me about why you're here today. >> we're here today because the people of albuquerque do not want donald trump in our city. >> katy tur is in anaheim awaiting donald trump's arrival. we're hearing from law enforcement and the mayor. they're not going to tolerate it. what are they going to do to prevent this from happening or control it if it does? >> reporter: they have hundreds of officers both here and in orange county and from los angeles and this is some heavy duty stuff. it's a tactical armored car behind me and that's what they'll have in their arsenal to potentially stop any unrest. that being said this is happening, the rally is happening at noon on a wednesday in anaheim, most people are at work but they are still preparing nonetheless. ever

jackson with that capitol rotunda behind her. so used to seeing you in diners and -- >> i'm undoors. >> vfw halls. hallie jackson, thanks for that report. >>> some brand-new numbers as all this drama plays out within the republican party. brand-new general election poll numbers as we start to look to a trump/clinton race. we'll show you on the big board. check this out. we have three new polls, a bit of a surprise here in three battleground states. florida, ohio, pennsylvania. quinnipiac polls out today. and look at this. hillary clinton basically a dead heat with donald trump in florida. one-point lead there for hillary clinton. donald trump up 4 in this quinnipiac poll in ohio. a dead heat in pennsylvania. hillary clinton by a point there. remember, we've been talking about donald trump entering this race, this general election race with a lot of work to do among republican leaders. a lot of damage done among groups that had been -- hurt republican party in past elections. this is just one poll. there will be other polls coming out. we'll see if they match up with this. this is one of our first r

. >> ted cruz speaking with our own hall list jackson. is set to have a live event this hour. we'll also bring you more of that interview throughout the hour. bernie sanders, you see him on your screen, as well. he's also set to hold a rally this hour in ft. wayne, indiana. our political team meanwhile is in place across the hoosier state and beyond. we will be checking in with them, of course, throughout the hour. first, we want to bring you a little bit more of that confrontation that happened not too long ago in indiana between some of those trump supporters and ted cruz. >> what do you like about donald? >> everything! >> give me anything. >> the wall. >> that's the main thing. >> ted's building a wall. >> hillary clinton! >> did you know about the wall that donald trump told "the new york times" [ inaudible ] the wall [ inaudible ]. >> lyin' ted! >> well, sir -- >> he'll take down isis -- >> civilized people don't just scream and yell at each other. i'm not yelling at you. [ inaudible ] "the new york times" reported the whole thing -

halle jackson is in albuquerque with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ficers have been treated fore injuries after being hit by rocks. at least one person arrested after what started as peaceful protests quickly turned chaotic. demonstrators throwing rocks and bottles at police, at one point igniting fires. officers used pepper spray to clear the people from the streets and restaurants blocking doors blocking doors from inside to prevent people from coming into trump's rally. one turn of trump's rallyings turned violent last month in california, where 17 people were arrested. that is where donald trump is headed today. now this morning, a new warning from the police chief in anaheim ahead of that rally that violence will not be tolerated. >>> president obama arrived in japan this morning as part of a trip that will include the first visit to hiroshima by a sitting president. earlier he completed a three-day trip to vita unanimous with a town hall meeting in hooe ho which i minicity, which led to an impromptu performance by a rapper. ♪ >> my name is sue b

. >> joining us now from los angeles is nbc news correspondent halle jackson who is covering the trumphouse correspondent kristen welker, who is covering the clinton campaign. and in washington, nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press", chuck todd. chuck, i will start with you. what i'm interested in is this possible bernie/trump debate. first shot around the table this morning everyone said it will never happen. will it never happen? >> i'll be surprised if it happens. i think i'm surprised trump isn't pushing to have this happen more. i think it's sanders that will get talked out of it. if it got close, i think this would be very harmful to clinton. so i think you'd have a bunch of democrats. by the way, this marco rubio thing smells like a total orchestrated draft. it does not feel very organic. >> like the vice presidential draft? >> no, like this decision has been made and then let's create a draft environment to make it easier for rubio to change his mind. it all feels a little too preci precise. that's all. >> what's your take? >> it's interesting to hear ch

and halle jackson on the set. must be nice. >> a moment to breathe.snbc contributor mike lupica. . >> we were just talking last block about an independent candidate. is it too late? is there any pathway forward? >> the only realistic way is to hijack the libertarian party's nomination. or support gary johnson. but that convention is at the end of may. they are the only vehicle that can get 50-state ballot access. i u interviewed gary. he's right about one thing. you could have all the one main the world and can't get on the ballot in all 50 sate states. if it they are serious about doing this, there's an option. you can go and hijack the nomination thif that's what you wanted to do, but that's the only vehicle in that lane. >> mike, you suggest that maybe now is the time in your column because you talk about the death of the republican party. >> well, yeah. it will rise again. it's like you can't kill the republican party. i was thinking about this the other day. in sports you always say who did they beat to get to this moment? and hillary clinton has

couple hall of famer jackson henderson laughing it up tonight with the a's and yankees in oakland. bottom of the fourth. up 1 nothing and josh with pretty golf swing right here. that is launched. tie the game at 1 a piece. beltran high deep and gchbility 2 run jack that gave the yankees cushion to snap the win streak bay final count of 4-1. former giants ace passed physical and he will be member of the angels tomorrow. deal starts at 2 and an half million. worth more if he reaches and stays in the major league. angels don't play the giants this year. that would be a lot of fun but visit the nachl mid june. that could be right around the time tim member called up to the minor if he could do well down there stef curry had this crazy win over okc. shot of the night belonged to an dry. no look falling down spend off the glass. second quarter. ball tipped ahead who flies with his head down and kind of english on the ball but billiard king would love. he didn't even see the shot go in because he knew he was with to get a face full of floor. >> i was trying to land. that was the whole thi

hall-of-fame. he joined aretha franklin and michael jackson when he is inducted on june 13th. >>> the navy seal killed by isis is being honored in arizona. the governor ordered all flags flown at half staff. the 24-year-old phoenix native died when islamic fighters attacked his vehicle in iraq. he is the third military member to die in combat with isis. >>> the president is in flint, michigan, he is holding a round table discussion with residents on how they are dealing with the water crisis. he promises a change. and wants to assure residents that federal help will continue. >>> detroit classes are back in session after they were closed for two days. teachers refused to work because of fears they would not get paid. after receiving word from the struggling district that they will receive paychecks. there are working on a $500 million plan to restructure the district and its debt. >>> one school district is reviewing their procedures after a 7-year-old fooled them with a fake excuse note. >>> and basically a second grader, 7-year-old tricked the school system and was able to go home on the note. >> th

. >> jackson van der beck live at city hall. all those years of avoiding and surviving the controversies for the chief, no longer. he's replaced by tony chaplain. thank you, jackson. >>> let's go back. he was 35-year veteran. selected as the 42nd police chief in 2011. born and raised in san francisco. greg suhr, 57 years old and no longer the police chief. >> there's a lot more to this. our coverage of this shakeup continues online. you'll find mayor lee's entire statement from that big announcement this afternoon. >>> all right, let's turn it over to the mystery over the mediterranean. the passenger plane plunged into the sea and terrorism may be responsible. searchers have yet to find confirmed debris from the flight. the plane crashed into the water carrying 66 passengers and crew. the flight from paris to cairo. investigators say the plane made an abrupt turn abdomen dropped steeply, suddenly disappearing from the radar. american intelligence officials believe there may have been been explosion. the question is, was it a bomb

and she had, lisa jackson had her staffer, her guy, go find george clooney in the crowd and she said to me, let's go watch him. so we went, we went through the hall her guy had found him. where he was sitting, we sat there and gaped at him and finally lisa jackson went over and introduced herself. she was as star-struck as anybody and she's a cabinet official for the president. so it has got ton the point. i've been doing this long enough where i remember you didn't get a t of celebrities, 15, 20 years ago. now it's so star-studded. that the people who used to be the stars, the members of congress and the administration are basically second-tier to the -- >> they're b and c-list. >> yeah yeah yeah. whatever. >> and now we've come full circle so the potential probable republican nominee for president comes from the world of entertainment essentially in 2011 i wasn't thinking is he going to run for president, i was thinking, are they going to renew "celebrity apprentice" the worlds have so overlapped, where they're celebrities, it's a little scary. you want people who are prepared and knowledgeable to run the country, not people who had a show for

hall. the old house of representatives. it was here james madison, james monroe, john quincy adams, andrew jackson, and millard m l fillmoreor all inaugurated. inaugurated. here that a foreign citizen first addressed congress for the first time. the marquee to lafayette. this is historic ground if ever there was. here. right here. here congress established the smithsonian institution and voted for war on mexico. a decision strongly opposed by many including a congressman from illinois, abraham lincoln. here by act of congress, eight states became part of the union. alabama, missouri, arkansas, michigan, florida, texas, wisconsin, and california. states that an area nearly doubled the size of the country. acoustics in the hall were erratic, mainly terrible. from certain locations on the floor, one could hear what was being said, even whispered on the far side of the room. at the same time, it was next to impossible to hear what was being said from the podium. there are old tales of ghostly footsteps echoing here in the night. according to one story, a capitol policeman entered the hall on a new year's eve to find all the st

right here where we are gathered in statuary hall, the old house of representatives. ,t was here that james madison james monro, john quincy adams, andrew jackson, and millard fillmore were all inaugurated. inaugurated president. hear that a foreign citizen addressed congress for the first time. is de lafayette.afayet the congress established smithsonian institution and voted for war on mexico, a decision strongly opposed by many including a congressman from illinois, abraham lincoln. here eight states became part of the unit in -- union. alabama, missouri, arkansas, michigan, texas,, california. doubled thenearly size of the country. acoustics in the hall were erratic, mainly terrible. from certain locations on the floor one could hear what was being said, even whispered on the far side of the room. at the same time it was next to impossible to hear what was being said from the podium. tales of ghostly footsteps echoing here in the night. according to one story, a capitol policemen entered the hall on a new year's eve to find all the statues dancing. [laughter] one of the most moving moments in our country's story took place just over there. p

jackson. thanks. november is still a long way off as are the conventions, yet, as we've seen and halle taie talki aboutwell. trump and clinton are intensi intensifying their attacks as the focus becomes the national convention. if it becomes to the past affairs, how bad could it get? i'm talking to tom davis who served in congress in the '90s. good to have you with us today. >> thank you. >> when you look at these attacks, are they ultimately effective to focus on these events in the past, many somewhat salacious? does that help? >> donald trump has defied all the rules to get where he is at this point. there seems to be a different standard applied to him when he makes these attacks. that seems to be what he does best is attack, whether rubio or cruz. he's not judged by standards most are, almost like reality tv standards. we don't know what he does at the ends of the day, very good in attacks and inflicting negative on his opponents. >> is there a place he could go that's too far? >> we haven't seen it yet. 26% of the voters have unfavorable opinions of both candidates and are evenly divided. the rac

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jackson way in north richmond. the 26-year-old man died at the hospital and his name is not released.>>> the antioch police arrested a man for attempted homicide yesterday. david hall gun that may been used in a shooting earlier in the day. the officers were called to a house on magnolia weight near the contra costa fairgrounds and told that a man had been shot and that relatives had taken him to the hospital. they were given a suspect description that led to hall at the nearby apartment, and he is at the county jail in martinez. >>> because of the recent string of freeway shootings, debating on installing surveillance cameras to catch the shooters. brian flores is in the newsroom with more on where the money for this would come from. >> the proposal is calling for cameras on highway 4 in the pittsburg area, and the estimated cost is 100,000. the pittsburg police say would come from the fund that is earmarked for the staff salaries, and city council will vote on whether to install the cameras along highway 4 and the most recent shooting was last wednesday near railroad avenue, claiming the life of 25-year- old marie, a mother of four. there has been a reduction of

jackson, they called hill mr. october. -- they called him "mr. october." he seemed to have his biggest games in october, just a smidgen of what he did. of course he is a hall of famer.>>> let's go out and take a look at the commute from gilroy to san jose, the gilroy super commuters looking pretty good. not bad with no slow traffic yet, and let's keep it that way. going to interstate 880, north and southbound, the commute looks good. not seeing a lot of east bay traffic, and at the bay bridge toll plaza, so far so good with a small delay. things will start to change soon, but we are in good shape for now.>>> i would say cub reporter in santa rosa, and i interviewed him when he was with the a's.>> a great baseball player.>>> we have clear skies except for down toward monterey bay, the fog is flying in, and another warm day. not as hot, and it will be a little bit cooler to the coast and bay, but still upper 80s and 90 inland. we should get a late seabreeze that will begin to turn, and that fog it monterey bay is not taken a turn pass santa cruz, and it does not look like it yet. but when this makes its move, still shallow but a sign of things to come later

jackson joins us now from indianapolis. now political contribute eric tylt -- contributor rick tyler is here. >> he dissolves. halle>> hi, guys. >> train wreck. >> what is the mood of the cruz campaign today? are they looking forward to a win tonight? >> reporter: so the answer will probably be no. i think that they know that it's going to be a tough night for them. they're looking at maybe a single digit loss at this point. they look at the poll numbers from the nbc news wall street journal trailing by 50 points. it seems a wide margin according to their internals. i don't get there's a sense he's going to pull out over donald trump. i don't think cruz will drop out of the race. you talk to campaign aids and they say it would be a disservice to voters as long as there's a, quote, viable path. does it mean trump hitting 37? yes. you never know. you never know if trump will do something to take himself out of the race. which is why cruz wants to be the alternative and will do so, at least i'm being told, until he locks up the nomination which looks like it could happen in california on june 7th. that's the status no

jackson will be 50 in less than two weeks. wee good for her. some other notable stars who had a baby after turning 40 madonna and halle berry.great she'sat s having a baby. >> good for her. her >> lot of questions.>> lot is it too old? i don't think dk so. i think, you know, what if you're ready, have the baby.y. you're 49 years old.. >> she wants to do, this is whaw she's always wanted why not. n >> what do you think, allison. a >> i'm excited.>> i'm >> you just turn 50.>> i'm excited as a 50-year-old 5yr person a 50-year-old person is n going to be pregnant.to b and so, you know, i've always'va want add boy. want add boy. >> are you ready for number four. fo >> mark, get ready.>> mark, >> i know. i k >> from the comfort of van fat fair sports illustrated caitlyn jenner is set to post nude for e the magazine. jennifer won gold medals 400 years.ars. of the 1976 montreal summer games.me this is all according toding resource at the us weekly and however rep for the 66-year-olde told the huffington post "no comment on any future plans at s this time". >> that is creating -- i postedp it on my facebook i've never seen more devic