john myers of kqed's california politics and government desk has been following the action and joins us now from sacramento. >> hello, twee. >> belva: >> the governor pushed hard for a bill fighting climate change. what happens with that? >> two words. big oil. big oil and a lot of interest groups like the oil industry have been fighting tooth and nail on this climate change bill. one particular part of it. when the bill began and we should say it was really the marquee bill of 2015, when the bill began it had three parts. more renewable energy, more energy-efficient building, and a 50% cut in petroleum use in cars and trucks in california by the year 2030. that last part, the petroleum part, gone. big oil fought it. they found enough democrats in the state assembly, moderate democrats, who generally were worried about the economic impacts and other elements. that is out. i think it is a very big loss, at least politically, and maybe policy-wise, for the governor. >> a rare big loss for him. this historic fourth term, he's won most of the capitol dogfights. he acknowledged he lost th

john myers of kqed's california politics and government desk has been following the action and joins us now from sacramento.

john myers of kqed's california politics and government desk has been following the action and joins us now from sacramento. >>

. >>> let's bring in john myer. he was offered a job by apple but turned it down. i'm sure you just heard the news that the io2 is going to be incorporating the facebook messenger. are your satisfied? >> i love my watch. the biggest thing i use it for is the notifications. it is pretty killer to that and see text on the go or e-mail. one of the biggest things we look for with watch os.2 is for developers to be able to build native apps on the watch. currently it is a big issue with load times because we have to build the apps for the iphone and sort of just send the interface to the watch. >> is this the most exciting thing out of apple today? >> no. it is the iphones. >> and cameras. you are a millennial. we're here to talk about what millennials want out of apple gadgets and devices and software. you are all about the cameras. >> obviously that's probably the biggest piece of news today we are expecting is the incredible camera that apple is continuing to push into these mobile devices. when you look at the millennial space, one of the biggest pieces of excitemen

myers, brian she'lls, joseph roman o, john wesley hearder and mark thompson, this group makes up four current and two former a area prison guard accused of, supplying inmates with oxycodone and sometimes cell phones in exchange for cash. >> when the people we trust to maintain the proper prison environment supply prisoners with drugs and contraband, they completely under mine the goals of incarceration. >> reporter: federal investigators say, they were tipped off, and organize a sting operation that is took place primarily in october of 2013. >> we had, individuals working with us inside of the prison, dealing with the prison guard, engaging in conversations, with regard to the sale of oxycontin as well as, other drugs and arrange also were made to meet outside source, that was working with the government as well. >> reporter: each case investigators say that the defendant agreed to smuggle in bundles of about 100 pills and often phones for between $501,000 in cash. >> it is regrettable the sworn class that has an obligation to provide lawful and secure environment in our jails chose

donald trump is going to be on with stephen colbert and john kasich is going to be on with seth myers. that's it for us this hour. thanks for watching. i'm steve kornacki. "hardball" starts right now. >>> pope francis arrives in america. he's coming to congress. is the pope gonna play political hardball? >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in new york, in for chris matthews. he's attending the funeral of his aunt eleanor. we begin tonight with the historic scene just outside of washington, just hours ago at joint base andrews, formerly known as andrews air force base, the pope landed in the united states for the first time. and this was the scene. [ cheers and applause ] >> the holy father was greeted by the president, the first lady, their children, the vice president, his grandchildren, and a host of dignitaries from around the country and from the catholic church here in the united states. but buckle up, because the next few days will be nothing short of a remarkable visit. this papal visit includes a meeting with the president at the white house, an address to a joint session of

donald trump is going to be on with stephen colbert and john kasich is going to be on with seth myersatching. i'm steve kornacki. "hardball" starts right now. >>> pope francis arrives in america. he's coming to congress. is the pope gonna play political hardball? >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in new york, in for chris matthews. he's attending the funeral of his aunt eleanor. we begin tonight with the historic scene just outside of washington, just hours ago at joint base andrews, formerly known as andrews air force base, the pope landed in the united states for the first time. and this was the scene.

bristol-myers squibb thanks the patients and physicians who participated in the opdivo clinical trial. >>> johnfriday stepping down from his job as speaker of the house. this morning some are asking is mitch mcconnell next? erick erickson is a fox news contributor and editor-in-chief of redstate.com and joins us today from georgia. what did you think of john boehner saying so long, i'm sick of this job essentially? >> it was a surprise, i don't think people expected it. he took votes last week and this motion to vacate the chair coming up and to save himself a loss decided to resign. >> he calls out he says in 2013 it was the fool's folly to try to stop obama care but did it anyway, beware of false prophets. what do you take about that hit on his way out? >> he also said he was doing this to save others. i think he has a jesus complex. he's not jesus. lot of republicans are reacting, ted cruz and others and a lot of this has to do with not liking ted cruz for the 2013 shutdown but it exposed republican leaders in washington who campaigned on stopping obama care that they were really just making

john boehner will be step -- stepping down from his seat at the end of october. a news conference coming up in about 15 minutes, 1:00 p.m. eastern. your phone calls. fort myers, florida, the independent line. summer. go ahead with your comment. caller: well, i know he tried, i give him an a for effort, he couldn't keep his party together , the people over on the right side went nuts and separating and i guess he's realizing it. i feel bad for the guy. it looked like he was having a hard time yesterday behind the pope. i didn't know what was going on. i could tell something was going on and i guess that's what it was, that he was going to resign and i say fwoob, i feel bad, but he just can't -- he couldn't keep his party together. host: ok, here's vanessa, next up in auburn, washington, the democrats' line. caller: i say yes, thank goodness. one negative republican out, it's time to remove the rest of them. that's what i have to say. host: jackie in east lake, ohio. and what do you think about congressman boehner's stepping down, not only from the speakership but resigning from his seat? >> well, i feel -- caller: well, i feel bad for mr. boehner, he tried. i