reed: joe asked us to be off book and know our lines on the first day.ot all ofknow and us had done that but it was a fantastic challenge. charlie: some people say you have to have some celebrated actors who are celebrities and actors, period, whether they were so braided or not. -- celebrated or not. light joe said having 6 billion actors, there is no better starting place. for a new play you end up learning so much about what works and what does not. charlie: take me through the process for a writer. you have seen what you have written in your mind and you are seeing it with real live actors who add something to it. there is value added at every step. of course. my favorite part is you -- you to taylor and make sure that the role fits each one of these impossibly special and unique human beings. you make sure that it fits perfectly. i feel like the energy that reed bring as complex, interesting, funny people, it definitely informs who they are. charlie: they take on a life of their own. a gift. that is you want those actors who can in bu a role with so

it is something we have not dealt with or seen in decades. >> and joe biden was asked about donald trump see what he had to say. >> trump is now the presumptive nominee. any regrets about not entering the race? >> i'm anticipating being vice president. i have nothing serious to say. >> he has nothing serious to say about a decision that he made, of course, a difficult decision not to run this year. jean cummings, joe biden, we know, has some regrets although it was the right decision for his family at the time but now knowing that the general election likely nominee will be donald trump, you can only imagine what's going through his mind. >> absolutely. and hillary clinton is going to need joe biden out on the campaign trail for supporting her because joe biden's voice and his history and his personality are probably the best democratic antidote to donald trump. and so i'm sure those two camps have had some conversations. i agree with you, andrea, there is still some tension there. but as prior people have noted, the democratic party will unite if only to stop donald trump from getting i

joe t.: holy cow, bro. sammy: and you can ask all the contractors you can. alt with every single thing. joe t.: i'm the one who scheduled the dates, i'm the one who scheduled the lead times -- i did all that stuff. i held the bag. sammy: are you kidding me? i killed myself. i'm telling you i worked on everything possible. joe t.: i hear chinese and bull[bleep] right now. that's what i hear. joe t.: i apologize if your daughter and i may have had some relationship with each other that didn't work out. we didn't have an affair. it wasn't like that. joe: oh, no. you had an affair. is it keeps the food out. for me before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. whyto learn, right?e? so you can get a good job and you're not working for peanuts. well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? while you guys are busy napping, peanuts are delivering 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients right to yo

. ♪ >> while these hobbies simply kill time for some inmates, for joe aske, it's a source of income.se guys -- i sell them. this is made out of toilet paper, right? see this? it says -- the poem, here's a special flower to say i love and miss you. made from 14 little squares of prison toilet tissue. finding new and different ways to make you laugh or smile makes running out of toilet paper almost seem worthwhile. and people, they actually put them in the letter, send it home. but i make -- i should make two bucks off this tonight so i can smoke a cigarette later. that's what it's all about. >> cigarettes are expensive, huh? >> $2 a cigarette, wow. >> in our three months inside san quentin, our production crew barely found a quiet moment. the noise on the cell block can be deafening. and now at nearly 10:00 p.m., most inmates are about to call it a night before a new day of the same old routine starts all over again. >> shutdown is at 9:30, 10:00, shutdown, everybody goes quiet. everybody says good night. respectfully, hey, you hear it from the front bar to the back bar, showing respe

joe asked us to be all off book and know all our lines on the first day. >> rose: oh, i see.and not all of us had done that. but it was a fantastic challenge, and we all were, i think. >> rose: an important point is some people say you have to have some celebrated actors who are celebrities and you decidedly wanted great actors, period, whether they were celebrated or not. >> these guys to me are stars in their own right because i had seen them in so many plays over the years. but, i mean, the gift of, like joe said, just having six brilliant actors. i mean, there is no better starting place, and there is no better -- for a new play, you end up learning so much about what works and what doesn't. >> rose: take me through the process for a writer. >> sure. >> rose: all of a sudden, you are seeing what you have written which is in your mind and then you're seeing it with real, live actors who add something to it. there is value added at every step. >> of course. my favorite part is when you know the people who are actually going to be bringing it to life. you get inspired to sor

. >> the sharks don't have any immediate plans but if the team goes in the series joe may be asked to make a repeat performance at the tank. >>> she is so beautiful. >>> she is great. in good condition. >> those eyes are so cute. i am sure she will find a great home. >> hope so. >>> we will be right back after a quick break. anytime new at six. tesla charging the bay area economy. the new deal to crank out thousands of electric cars. >> and pit stops for your poof. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. >>> that's it for abc 10 news at 5:00. the cbs evening news with scott pelley is next. >> allen and veronica, we will see you back here at 6:00. >>> have a great night.

joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" ask what theill nation needs to stabilize its economy. joe: monetary policy will continue to support growth, after data on new lending, retail sales and industrial production all missed estimates. scarlet: goldman sachs out with a new study on oil. we have the charts that you cannot miss. we begin with our market minute. pretty much a steady rally throughout the day although we did close off our best levels of the session. the dow gained almost 180 points and the s&p 500 up about 1% and the nasdaq gaining 1%. you can credit oil prices for this. joe: an impressive turnaround, we started off in the red. futures offered -- opened negative. all,morning markets took so quite a strong day. a little off the highs, but not much. apple was the biggest gainer on the dow. warren buffett giving a vote of dashboard of confidence. and almost 0.2% stake but to be fair there was a separate regulatory filing. associate a't company like apple with a company like archer. one interesting thing, check out after that week chinese data, australia's 10 year yield

joe? marching, they're asking pennsylvania legislatures to keep the push, the effort, for a full scale legalizationf marijuana >> she and many others suffering from variety of illnesses including anxiety, depression, now they all claim that smoking marijuana straightens them out, helps them through their day, most of the people in this group tell cbs-3 they suffer from debilitating illnesses and require marijuana in more form than just cannibis oil which they approved of course with governor wolf's signature. people in this group want more options, also hopeful state-wide small juan a possession can be decriminalized. >> prescriptions, didn't even know what was going on. i can't perform my life at that point. friend of mine turned me onto marijuana. ever since then, all of the pills the doctors were writing me ... >> state representative jordan harris drafting comprehensive marijuana legalization, spokesman for governor wolf told cbs-3 this afternoon in a statement, quoting, the governor championed the legalization of medical marijuana, was instrumental in its passage. governor also talked about th

. >>> a funny moment earlier today when vice president joe biden was asked what he thinks of donald trump being the gop presumptive nominee. take a look. >> i'm anticipating he will ask me to be vice president. [ laughter ] >> i have nothing serious to say. [ laughter ] >> a little earlier today, i posted on facebook asked the question, if you still plan to vote in the california primary next month? terry wrote, people should vote regardless of the hype. it is the only mechanism that allows the citizens [ indiscernible ] power to a perspective leader. es .... first thing in the morning ju voting for bernie sanders! i'm 72 years old." >> another posted yes. first thing in the morning on june 7th voting for bernie sanders. i'm 72 years old. wendy wrote, of course i will vote. if you don't vote, you can't complain about the outcome. michael said, yes, i'll be voting for hillary clinton. angel posted, heck no! our votes don't count. either way, we are screwed. >> much more on what's next in the race for the white house, i can't wait, coming up at 5:30 on the "cbs evening news with scott pelle

clinton's problems but just to point out let me play a little bit of donald trump on "morning joe" and ask you to react. >> bernie sanders has a message that's interesting. i'm going to take a lot of the things bernie says and using them. he said things about her that is surprising, that she has no right to be running and has bad judgment. when he said bad judgment, i said sound bite. >> if you do lose, are you giving him the weapons against her? >> if donald trump wants to take my ideas and fight for a single pair health care program or wants to fight to make sure that the wealthiest people pay their fair shared taxes, raise the minimum wage, if that's what he is supporting, i think that's a good thing and i hope hillary clinton does that as well. frankly, that's not what donald trump will be saying. when you run for president of the united states you have to make your case to the american people. there are many areas that i could have attacked hillary clinton on that i have chosen not to attack her on. i have run an issue orient ed campaign and, by the way, when you have a real debate ab

hall of fame quarterback joe nameth asked it when asked, do you have to -- this is what joe said. he said, do you have to pay anything to play? and do they win something? it's gambling. several states have come to the same conclusion. last year in my home state of illinois attorney general lisa maddigan declared daily fantasy to be illegal gambling under state law. the illinois state legislature is considering legislation to makedayly fantasy a regulated and taxed form of gaming under the oversight of the illinois gaming board. on the federal level it almost seems like an accident that daily fantasy sites are allowed to exist in the first place. sports betting is illegal in all but four grand fathered states under the professional and amateur sports protection act. nd the unlawful internet gambling and sportsman act generally prohibited online gambling. it contained an exception for fantasy sports. but keep in mind that in 2006 when it passed, fantasy sports was almost all season-long fantasy, not the daily fantasy sports that we're focusing on today. even if companies claim to be

and when it comes to horses, there are few better people to ask than joe mizner. >> we need people thatearn, and he's got a little bit of time left on his sentence. so i've told him, i want him here as long as he possibly can. >> with another three years before he's eligible for parole, carey has a chance to become one of miz ner's most experienced trainers. his goal today, is to try to get a lead rope on la nina. >> give her a second here. she's not so sure about being caught yet this morning. >> carey is the kind of guy who will stay on a job all day. he tries to think ahead and come up with problem-solving situations. that's a good thing to some point. but you also have to be able to take instruction and not go beyond that instruction. >> relax. just hesitate there for a few minutes. go back to that same position and hesitate. watch yourself. you're getting in a bad position there. hang on, you may not believe it but you have some emotion coming out of you. now, don't go for the nose, go to the withers. stay to your right a little bit. there you go, touch the shoulder, now walk away,

joe." >> i'm asking you if there is any perhaps backing here to the concern that a lot of what you say isused on hatred and fear and sort of generating more anger and churning it up and perhaps, for example, that tweet, maybe you might have thought of the families first? >> let me tell you what i'm thinking of. i'm thinking of the future. we cannot continue to let things like this happen. we are being taken advantage of by radical islamic terrorists and we are -- this world is changing. and another couple of planes go down, mika, and you're going to have a depression worldwide the likes of which you've never seen because nobody is going to travel. there will be no anything. there will be no communication between countries. and you will have a problem the likes of which you've never seen and i will tell you, four more years of a weak hillary clinton and that's what she is, four more years of that, it will not work. it will not work. all i did is point it out and i said when you find out what happened to the plane, it will be exactly what i said. that plane didn't go down because of mechani

i was on this program in march of 2009, and at that time the stock was 11 or 12, and i remember joe askinge why i didn't buy more of it. it was because the bank holding company prohibited us from buying more. fortunately, the company kept buying in stock, so i think our interest back then was 11% or 1%. n -- 12%. and now it's up to 16% and we have a much more valuable company. it goes up a lot, it could get to where we thought it was selling for a lot more than it was worth and that we can find something else. but if we like the company, we like the stock price to go down. because if american express is going to spend, what, say,6% of maybe $3 billion or $4 billion in stock, the more shares they get for it the better. but we look at the business. and in the business you will see that the number of cards is growing at a decent rate. the amount spent per card is far, far, far higher than visa or master charge keeps growing. the credit metrics are terrific. you know, the expansion in merchants is terrific. so i feel good about it. >> hey, warren, real quick -- >> i recognize -- go ahead. >> w

that is the question that espn analyst ron jaworsky asking. >> joe pushed me and if the quarterback is getting better and getting pushed. it benefits the team. coaches don't play the second best player, they play the best player, because if they lose they get fired. the best player starts and sam has to have that mind set. but apparently he doesn't have that mind set. >> team first. >>> the sixers made additions to the front office. mark eversly comes from the wizards and cohen is named chief of staff. >>> and 12 days until nba draft lottery. the sixers have the most ping-pong balls in play. so a good chance of getting the first shot. >> i think this is a critical year, not only the draft but how we take advantage of how well we are set up. we went through three long difficult seasons and now we sit in a place where i think we have all the pieces level set and ready to take off. this year you'll see a quantum leap. >>> ahead at 6:00, a tour for jaime apody at the new training season in camden. it's scheduled to be completed this fall. >>> frank vogel from wildwood crest, new jersey, is

joe: let me ask you about the upcoming democratic national convention.s a possible platform fight with respect to israel and the palestinians. you guys have put cornell west and james zogby on the platform committee as representatives. people consider that as a provocative thing to do, in the clinton camp and some democrats thinking those two guys would stir up debate and contentiousness and trouble. would you have any concerns of that ascending a signal that you are not coming to make peace, but are coming to make a fight? jeff: i don't think so. there are a number of discussions about the platform. there may be disagreements. there will be votes on the platform committee. if there are platform points that the senator loses on the platform committee that he thinks might be better brought to the floor, that's always a possibility. joe: you don't see those two appointments, again, if someone said to you, those two individuals seem like provocative appointments, you would say what? jeff: i would say absolutely not. there is a broad range of views in the de

from up ♪ loose lug nuts in the pit stalls to changing ♪ ♪ the battery ♪ when it stalls ♪ and go ask joefriends behind the wheel ♪ ♪ that clock was his ♪ and daytona, please ♪ who needs foes when you got teammates like these ♪ ♪ >> kenseth up into the air hard. >> has not been able to catch a break. >> throughout the course of the season. >> something good to happen today. >> so that's the story of ♪ ♪ man in the 20 ♪ it's hard to find glory ♪ with problems a-plenty ♪ this season gave matt ♪ his fair share of abuse ♪ but there ain't no place ♪ like kansas city for curing the blues ♪ >> he was feeling it. that's casey's own jason pa voen i at the landmark. the phoenix casey bar and the vibe of matt kenseth. >> it's hard to break out of the blues, but i don't know. i really think as well as they're running, 347 laps led, that maybe tonight they get that first win of the season and break out. >> they're running so well. got a fast race car. that's one thing that matt keeps hanging his hat on. i haven't heard him complain a bit. he just talks about we got a fast car, we're having bad luck. t

why was he there, asked joe. he was sent there by me several weeks ago to obtain information about the japanese, answered weedermeyer. i feel i and must send americans anywhere in china to carry out my mission. you mean any place? yes, said weedermeyer. mao seemed to be caught by surprise. we cannot say the chinese communist troops killed him or not. if this is true that communist troops shot this american officer, i extend my deepest apology. i would like assurance that this will not occur again, demanded weedermeyer. i would like assurance that this will not occur again. i cannot have americans killed in this theater by chinese communists or anyone else. i am directed by the president of the united states to use whatever force i require to protect american lives in china. so you can see this is a very tense conversation. the record of this is in the national archives in college park. mao is apologetic at the time, but we learn from other sources that subsequently that he was angry. he felt humiliated about the

asked about trump becoming the likely gop nominee. >> here's what he had to say. >> [ inaudible ]. >> hear that? vice president joe biden said he was anticipating being asked to join trump's ticket. yeah, sure. biden said while meeting with the central american delegation at the state department, he had nothing serious to say about trump. on the democratic side, front runner hillary clinton is inching closer to be clinching that party's nomination despite a primary loss in indiana on tuesday. secretary clinton is starting to pivot toward the general election, even as her opponent vows to stay in the race. senator bernie sanders says he will continue his fight all the way to the democratic night convention. >> which philadelphia will host this summer. dnc organizers held a forum in center city last night to talk about it. they answered questions about how to become one of the 10,000 volunteers needed. convention planners say they are communicating with both the hillary clinton and bernie sanders campaigns. >> we talk with both campaigns every day. similar to 2008 when we talked to both campaigns. we're in a logisti

. >> joe, let me ask you this.>> thank you. >> you didn't need to play on field like this in high school to get to where you got, right? did you need this to be great football player? >> the high school field i played in, maybe 1500 seats. there were 1000 of us in the school. it was small but things have changed. the field quality has changed. the impact and emphasis on high school ball has changed. we see high school combines for kids i never dreamed would happen. we see evaluations of young men i never thought would happen. you have to weigh, is the money for education? is there money for education build whatever you want. like i said obviously somebody in texas came up, voters come up with a lot of money. the people like it. that really all that matters. melissa: it was bond issue. they voted on it. rolled a lot of things together. approved by 63% so not everybody likes it but majority do. >> majority. melissa: talk about tradeoff between education, kat, i asked you, i looked it up. they have 95% grad race, pret

joe jonas. seems like definitely has a thing for supermodels. we were exclusively behinddthe scenes of his new music video. we asked him about his love life. out with lingerie beauty ashley ♪ >> ashs ley' iroles, i guess, my girlfriend. my new girlfriend. >> ashley getting steamy in her very first music video, llcking lips with joe jonas for dnce's latest single "toothbrush." ♪ >> i've been a fan since "cake by the ocean," which i can't get out of they called me and asked me, and it was a yes, i would love beto >> we talked about your husband a little bit the last time that i saw you. is he worried at all about this? >> yeah, right, with all my sexiness every you can't be with an insecure man if you're ashley graham. >> while ashley is happily married, joe's love life is a little more complicated. he's been recently linked to model juliana herz and his ex isgi gi idhad who's now with former 1d-er zayn malik. rumor is joe wrote about their split in his music. >> joe, you did tell us when some of your music comes out, we'll know exactly who it's how will we know exactly who what song is about. >> i didn't say that. >> are you sure??o cf1 o >>

joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" ask what theill nation needs to stabilize its economy. policy will continue to support growth, after data on new lending, retail sales and industrial production all missed estimates. scarlet: goldman sachs out with a new study on oil. we have the charts that you cannot miss. we begin with our market minute. pretty much a steady rally throughout the day although we did close off our best levels of the session. the dow gained almost 180 points and the s&p 500 up about 1% and the nasdaq

ask? >> shoeless joe. >> how did you know that? >> am i right? >> that was so awesome.the original title of "field of dreams". >> okay. great movie. >> great movie. >> all right. number two, one of the biggest summ summer flops of all time, what was the biggest blockbuster of all times, star wars, grease or jaws? >> jaws. >> no. >> pick "jurassic world" is correct. >> well, she might be a liar. it's the highest grossing -- >> okay. one each. >> 2018. it will be out. all right. number three, which mega star has an action thriller coming out this summer? matt damon ordain yell craig? >> hoda? >> i'm going to go with chris pratt. >> do you want to try? >> nice! >> who is it kath? >> it's matt damon. >> that is correct. >> how did you know? >> it is a guess but i didn't cheat. >> and it's coming out this summer. >> come on, am alex. >> a new ghost bust ter movie is coming out this summer with high-powered women. who turned it down in the >> chevy chase. >> did you know or did you guess? >> i guessed. >> chevy turned it down but bill -- >> it's chevy. >> okay. all right. >>

. >> reporter: he got some backup from vice president joe biden, who was asked about the incident duringohio. >> that's not bernie. what bernie's going to have to do if that happens again, he's going to have to be more aggressive in speaking out about it. >> reporter: sanders has gotten the same message from several senate colleagues. >> the crowd was out of control. >> reporter: including california senator barbara boxer, who got caught in the chaos. >> when you boo me, you're booing bernie sanders. go ahead. >> you think he's done enough to make sure it doesn't happen again? >> i hope that behind the scenes he is telling everybody to be respectful. >> reporter: the nevada protests reminded some of the 1968 democratic convention, when vietnam war demonstrators erupted into the streets of chicago after the nomination of hubert humphrey. >> i don't want to go back to the '68 convention. because i worry about what it does to the electorate as a whole. and he should too. >> reporter: some sanders supporters have already begun posting plans to occupy the dnc convention in july, something the

ask? >> shoeless joe, that's the answer, b. >> hoda gets it right! >> wait for the question! >> shoeless joe was the original title of "field of dreams" but it didn't test well so they changed it. great movie. all right, number two. one of the biggest summer flops of all time was the movie -- >> wait what? >> summer flops. >> i can't hear. >> what was the biggest summer blockbuster of all times, "star wars," "grease" "jaws" or "jurassic world." >> "jaws." >> no. >> it was! >> "jurassic world." >> "jurassic world" is correct. >> jessica shaw told me -- >> well, she might be a liar. >> that's probably how she knew shoeless joe, too. >> "jurassic world" came out last year, it's the highest summer grossing movie of all time. number three, which megastar has a highly anticipated action thriller coming out, chris pratt, matt damon, daniel craig? >> i'm going to go with chris pratt. >> no. >> kathie lee, do you want to try? [ laughter ] >> nice! who is it, kath? >> it's matt damon. >> how did you know? >> it was a guess but i didn't cheat. >> he has jason bourne coming out this summ

donald trump was on another network, on morning joe program, and was asked about whether he was being was terror as it involved this egyptair tragedy. >> i can practically guarantee who blew it up. gl listen, donald, listen to yourself now. >> the mindset of a weak hillary clinton, which is four more years of obama is not going to make it for our country. we are being taken advantage of by radical islamic terrorists and this world is changing. and another couple of planes go down, mika, you'll have a depression worldwide the likes of which you've never seen. because nobody will travel. there will be no anything. no communication between countries. you will have a problem the likes of which you've never seen. >> the question is is he capitalizing on this for political purpose on fear with this particular event? >> if you look at the whole western world and it is not just an incident like this, but incident like san bernardino, paris, brussels, chattanooga shooting, boston bombing, we face profound civilizational questions about incident dwrags f grags of migrants and terrorism. you've

he got into a heated debate with joe scarboro of not asking trump about important issues, of not posingugh questions and forcing him to give detailed answers. reiner then pivoted to a different target. >> if you continue to do that, he will lose. because there's nobody in america that would agree with the idea that all muslims should be banned from the country. >> how do you explain the millions of people who do not watch this show who actually like what they hear from donald trump and aren't taking messages from us but they listen to what he says and vote for him? how do you explain that. >> there are a lot of people who are racist. >> wow. really? is that the best you can do. reiner conceded that some trump voters aren't racist which challenged. trump is a guy who won 10 million votes in the primary, who won 60% of the vote in new york and other states. to dismiss his supporters as bigots is insulting and shows no effort to understand his appeal. dana millbank has ripped trump and was dismissive of his candidacy that he made a vow that is coming back to bite him. >> seven months ago i

. >> can i ask you, joe, what you think the convention looks like now especially if trump doesn't gethe 1237 delegates? >> i think he gets the 1237, and i think it's probably a better tv convention than it would be if it was unscripted if it was contested. contested convention would be great for ratings, lots of drama. fireworks maybe even. but convention where the nominee comes in with 1237 delegates, is easily more scripted. like the ones i've been at over the last several cycles. so that's what i'm expecting will happen this time. >> joe watkins and rick tyler, great to see you. >>> coming up the tweet that set off alarms at two elite universities. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. (vo) making

joe biden had this to say when asked about trump becoming the likely gop nominee. >> [ inaudible ]. >> the vice president made that joke while meeting with a delegation at the state department. he went on to say he had nothing really serious to say about trump. mr. biden did not respond to a question about whether he had any regrets about not running for president himself. i'm live in the digital operations center. tracy, i'll join you at the top of the hour. >> see you at 5:00. >>> now, on the democratic side, hillary clinton is starting to pivot toward the general election. clinton is inching closer to clinching the nomination despite a loss in tuesday's indiana primary. and bernie sanders says he will continue to fight all the way to the democratic national convention, which as you know will be happening right here in philadelphia over the summer. dnc organizers held a forum last night to answer questions about how to become one of the 10,000 volunteers needed for the convention. convention planners say they're communicating with both hillary clinton and bernie sanders' campaigns.

. -- me ask you this question joe biden has been all over the place in this race.a bone to bernie sanders and then saying nice things about hillary clinton. what do you interpret about this? does he want her to win? what's the deal? jennifer: he has been doing this, saying she in the last couple of months or so. this is his way of doing a little marriage at sanders and to back off and let this primary should playoff, that he not do anything that is going to make the fall harder for the democrats. is hillary clinton worried about her relationship at this point with joe biden? jennifer: i don't think that is at the top of her list. understandy both they need each other. muchampaign is very looking forward to being able to deploy him to white, working-class places and they will be able to use him in that way when she's reaching out to african-americans. evil, but astype much as there might have been some tension, there was a lot of dying of each other in the fall, that for the least -- for at least the next few months, they will be focused on the objective of winning

. >> some ask me,is joe beimel your favorite player?ell here's why. >> that dedication has earned him a following online where he goes under the name troy from west virginia. >> these are the joe beimel pants i got. >> i guess i originally became well known. i got the camera out and started talking. and one person picked up on it and another person and next thing you know everybody knew who troy from west virginia was. >> sexton posted a series of videos that included everything from him sleeping with a bobblehead of his fafrvorite dodgers player to him working out and attending a game with hostile fans. >> yeah i'm kind of weird. i'm kind of odd. i get that. people don't make these videos that i make about the dodgers. that's out there. but, you know, there is nothing criminal about being weird or odd or being a little bit different. >> but according to authorities, one of sexton's posts to his social media site on the day he was arrested crossed the line. in the message, sexton said he was about to disguise himself as a reds fan and t

. >> joe was asking last hour, why is everybody so angry? >> not everyone is.redient is wage growth, right. so we had this big hole in the economy. a 10% unemployment rate, all this slack. now we're getting back to full employment and wage growth has been slow to pick up because of that. now wage growth picks up. people think about the economy, their own economy, through the prism of their pay. their pay increases have not been large but it will be as the labor market tightens. >> it's just now we're only seeing the labor participation rate increase. so i think there were a lot of disgruntled folks that were just out of the game. maybe that's why everybody is so angry, is that they were just sitting out in terms of looking for a job. maybe the numbers don't necessarily highlight the underlying -- >> let mark answer for that. if you say it's a 40-year low in par participation rate, he'll -- i know you're not the one we -- in our dreams. can you handle any of this, hassett. or can i pass it off to you. >> the economy has been -- we used to have the jobless recove

let me ask you this question -- joe biden has been all over the place in this race.st throwing a bone to bernie sanders and the next thing he is a nice things about hillary clinton. what do you interpret about this? win?he really want her to what's the deal? jennifer: he has been doing this, saying she in the last couple of months or so. i think he is at the point now where this is his way of doing a little bit of a nudge at sanders to back off a little bit from clinton and let this primary classes -- process play out and not make the fall harder for the democrats. mark: is hillary clinton worried about her relationship at this ?oint with joe biden cust >> i think they both understand that they need each other a bit. her campaign is looking forward to being able to deploy him to work in places like pennsylvania , and that they will be able to use them in that way when she is reaching out to african-americans or barack obama is doing that and she is reaching out to women, not to stereotype people, but i think there is, as much as there may be some tension and fighting

joe: i was just about to ask about e-commerce. why is there no momentum?o have no competitive advantage there. shelly: that is what is so fascinating. they keep putting money into it. it has grown to 10% last quarter. but it was going 20% before. it is becoming less of a percentage of their revenue. what is wrong with this picture? they are putting more investment in it, but their sales are not going. alix: the same thing with target. they grew in terms of e-commerce, but not as much as they did before. shelly: i think this is a lot of an amazon story. and it's all the other retailers that have figured out e-commerce as well. they are all fighting for that same part of the pie. amazon in all the other retailers. it is difficult for them. alix: shelly, great stuff. thanks so much. scarlet: check out the after-hours trade of american eagle. they are surging after topping first-quarter estimates. coming up, we will tell you what you need to know to gear up for tomorrow's trading day. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" you have australia unemployment at 9:30 p.m. e

so i think -- >> joe, i do have to ask you, is it bullying? those are strong words.ullying republicans to come out and support him? >> no. it's not bullying. you see from paul ryan, the one thing you don't see, rather, from paul ryan is really any declarative statement he's not going to endorse donald trump. and there's no question in anyone's mind that the two will come together. as far as susana martinez, she should be ashamed of herself to some degree. she's the governor of a state, you have the presidential candidate of her party in her state, and she decides to snub her? if she thought that donald trump wasn't going to hit her back, she obviously isn't watching the news. >> to be fair, she's not the only republican who has been slow to endorse him s. that a snub to wait to -- >> no. >> to endorse? >> we had a divisive primary. we have covered that to a great extent. but now you see paul ryan making the roads to come on board. you see people like rick santorum. you see a lot of people, establishment republicans, conservative republicans, getting on board. shame o

joe. klopp, if you ask him privately, if you said you can win in game and win, would he take it, because the champions league is a big one. i think next season he'll want lesser games than they had this season. i think they have played more than any other team in europe. >> this is their 62nd game of this campaign. it's more than any other team in the top four divisions of english football. the 63rd match is the big one on wednesday. there could even be a 64th match. there is a potential playoff scenario. liverpool can end this campaign tied on points, they might play for a neutral venue but there's all sorts of permaneutations th have to take force. of course if they win on wednesday, that becomes obsolete. he's the first appearance since he had that nightmare match. jordon ibe against evans. flanagan to stewart. here's ibe. it was called late there. the referee has played the advantage. it will be a goal kick. >> cameron brannagan had a quizzical look at the assistant. he thought the final touch may have been from gardner. the referee rightly so played the advantage for the visitors. in th

the presumptive republican nominee calling into "morning joe" a short while ago asking trump if he rushednclusions too quickly in yesterday's egyptair crash. take a listen to that conversation. >> i think the worry also is just how you will be as president and present your positions and your words. and there are some concerns you may be trigger happy with your words. for example -- >> i'm the one who didn't want to go into iraq. >> i'm even talking about for example the tweet you sent out yesterday morning -- >> what's wrong with them? >> i will tell you what some might say. >> go ahead. >> that it was very much generating hatred, focusing on the hatred and fear that terrorism brings. >> you feel that way, but i -- >> and maybe -- >> the plane was blown up, and i can practically guarantee who blew it up and the plane went down and -- >> donald, listen to yourself right now. >> the mind-set of a weak hillary clinton which is four more years of obama is not going to do it for our country, mika. >> yeah, and i'm asking you if there is any perhaps backing here to the concern that a lot of wha

joe: the question is, what you miss? we ask why she thinks our quality is still cheap. plunges afterlub an internal review found abuses tied to the sale of loans and a failure of disclosure. what is ahead for regulation. movie roster for the year looks strong but investors still concerned with espn. i look at the numbers ahead of earnings tomorrow. scarlet: some breaking news on lending club. the enforcement division is said toreview lending club disclosure. more momentum on this story after shares tumbled 35% today dollars $.62. much more on lending club later on but first, our market minutes. a mixed start to the week. material and energy where the loggers. health care and utilities where the leaders. that would explain some of the move south in energy shares. no economic data to give us much of a direction. quiet.ey are really this has been consistent the last couple weeks. we haven't seen any real direction. actionhat you do see the , commodities and commodity stocks. the weakness in commodity stocks dad it wasweak trade around the globe. you have the mining index f

hall of fame quarterback joe namath put it when asked by cmb p. do you have anything, this is what joe said. he said you have to pay anything to play and do they win something? it's gambling unquote. several states have come to the same conclusion. last year in my home state of alumni attorney general lisa maddock declared daily fantasy to be illegal gambling under state law. the lanai state legislatures considering legislation to make daily fantasy they regulated and taxed form of gaming under the oversight of the illinois gaming board. the federal level it almost seems like an accident that daily fantasy sites are allowed to exist in the first place. sports betting is illegal in the grandfathered states under professional and amateur sports protection act and the unlawful internal -- and the unlawful internet gambling enforcement act generally prohibited on line gambling. an exception for fantasy sports. keep in mind in 2006 what a past fantasy sports was almost all season long fantasy not the daily fantasy sports we are focusing on today brady b

. >> yeah, we did a reddit ask me anything as diamond joe biden.hat, but it was a picture of like corvette or something that he likes. >> and then we can go to the magical place, the graphics department, where they're hard at work doing what they do best. >> got some favorites? >> from our -- from the past here. we'll start with, this was a classic here. sea world discontinues great white shark show. this is one of our editors and two guys from the distance department -- >> is that right? you got them to lie on the ground for you. >> we hut him into a prop jacket. >> like many of the newspapers that you guys spoof, you've gone through the same challenges, going digital. >> we were facing the same cost pressures, revenue issues. certainly not something that the editorial board wanted. >> do you lose anything by not having a print newspaper? >> i think we do. i think any time we can look exactly like something very dry and stilted, it helps our comedy. and there's nothing drier and more stilted than just a newspaper, a form of media that's existed fo