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john mccain, rob portman, susan collins, hailey barber, offering support to the presumptive nominee. however, two former presidents will sit out on the sidelines. former presidents bush 41 and 43, both republicans, say they will not participate in the upcoming election. since the first time since his own presidency, george h.w. bush will stay silent in the oval office. donald trump sat down with lester holt last night and said he stood by his statements on the ban on muslims. >> as you try to appeal to the entire country, do you stand by them? do you stand for example by the idea of a ban against foreign muslims coming here? >> i do. we have to be vigilant, strong. we have to see what's going on. there a big problem in the world. you look at germany, it's crime riddled right now. >> is that the first 100 days topic. >> it is an urgent problem in this country. i mean, san bernardino, you look at what happened in paris. >> on a self-funded presidential campaign. >> i don't know first of all about super pacs, i know people maybe like me and form a super pac, but i have nothing to do wit

visit ncicap.org] >> next, "newsmakers" with you talk congressman john bishop -- rob bishop. then, journalists discuss the leak of the panama papers. 12:50 p.m., president obama gives the commencement speech to the graduating class of rutgers university. ,"st: this week on "newsmakers the chairman of the natural resources committee, representative rob bishop republican of utah, thank you for being with us, sir. we also have with us nick timiraos, economics correspondent for "the wall street journal," and mary clare jalonick, congressional reporter with the associated press. let's begin with what the financial situation is in puerto rico and how do you view it, sir? rep. bishop: the financial situation is horrible for them. they have not had audits in the last two years. no one knows what is assets and what is not. we know they have about a $70 billion bonded indebtedness, and about a $44 billion asset deficit in their pension fund, and they don't have the resources to pay that. something has to put this financial house back in order. host: and it has to be the u.s. congress?

i mean, the way these things typically work -- i mean, look at -- we just had rob mccord and john esteyng federal wires for years. the way these things typically work is you get guys to flip, and you get guys to wear wires and get them to talk about other information. >> jeff, you were talking about the fact democrats are having a hard time on this corruption thing. i mean, you look at just the judges, the people who've gone away, the numbers is not a good picture. >> the first senatorial district in pennsylvania, three of the last senators have either been convicted or accused of corruption. eight judges, one former congressman. but, dom, republicans aren't capitalizing. >> no. >> you can't beat corruption with nothing. [ laughter ] there's no candidate even right now against larry farnese. >> they're saying they may change that. >> doesn't matter. he'll win. i'm sorry. he'll win. >> well, it's philadelphia. you're right. >> it's philadelphia. he'll win. >> i've been doing this a long time, and i'm not gonna tell you how long. i have never seen the feds get involved in a case involving

just yesterday, dennis lock hart and john williams appeared yesterday. robaplan said he could call for a rate rise in june or july. as you discussed throughout the show, yesterday's stocks state side had a bit of a wobble because of possible hikes this year or more hikes this year than expected that, though, really off the back of better data than specifically the fed speak. interesting to see the rubble manifesting itself in the stock market and bond market than the dollar. the dollar didn't move too much yesterday. by the way, the minutes certainly more interesting than we would have expected. as we look at the markets right now, futures are down about 21 points on the dow. so only about 0.10%. 10 basis points. the other markets slightly lower but nothing compared to yesterday's declines. nancy, back to you. >> a really good point you make on the bond market, that two year getting to its highest level in two weeks. certainly keeping an eye out for that. >>> now for other stocks we're keeping an eye on state side, let's get a look at google they are expecte

think that nikki haley needs it and rob and john kasich meant it for everybody and not just donald trumpions? >> there are those that are out there and it's somebody that is conservative and that they would love. people that are on the trump band wagon and coming along. the governor of oklahoma who else served in congress and even bob that's the chairman that has a business background and a business man and that's a serious policy guide. he knows washington and he has not endorsed but complementary. there are a lot of people for donald trump to pick from even though that other people are taking them out. >> i think that it's wise to stay away from the senators and congressman. that's off brand. the whole message is -- >> he is saying that he wants a washington insider. >> yeah, i think that he can get away with the governor. i like the idea of chris christie and he is on for donald trump. and then it's an executive and then different than a washington insider and it's off message if he picks someone in congress. >> kaylie, who would you like to see on the ticket? we will not hold you to

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with some exceptions, john kerry being one. and senator rob another.o a large degree at think that attention has always been there. both in manyit is ways a negative. the largest being that the nation at any point is not affected by the policy and the war and can go one with its live without really dealing with it. it's is the working class fighting. marine.d was a i was raised on a marine base in san diego. five was tot at age walk to the coast and look for japanese zeros that were going to attack. i was part of the civil defense. [laughter] >> and you did a good job. >> fairly well. i was only five. >> history shows the renault zero attacks on the west coast during tom's watch. >> my favorite book as i grew older was "from here to eternity." that was the story of the grunt. my dad was a grunt. he was not sent in the combat. my uncle was a grunt. he was sent into combat and was killed by his own friendly fire, killed by his own machine gun. but the story of the grunt is the story of the class differences within our own military between poor working-cl

john stamos. he was on vacation recently and fan stopped him, she was very nice. but the problem was she mistook him for another very famous actor. >> what's my name? >> rob lowe? think that could be why. >> john stamos posted with the #awkwardvacationmoments. >> that's a compliment to both of them. >>> where in the world is mr. matt lauer this morning? last night he saw "hamilton." that just sedt a record. 16 tony nominations. he tweeted. #den -- sensational. >> carson, thank you. al has a check of the start tod. >>> wonders never cease. unbelievable mr. look at this. it will not stop. the omega block bringing rain into the northeast. looking at rain from one to two inches of rain. out west it is raining, as well. there will be heavy showers and maybe thunderstorms out into the pacific northwest. underneath this beneficial high 80 minneapolis, 84 in houston. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning everybody. area of low pressure sitting off north carolina will continue to throw moisture back in our direction. heaviest rain is on the eastern shore. heaviest rain will come into parts of d.c. m

been a disaster, an absolute disaster and we've got to come together -- >> he met with rob portman today and johndo you think, governor, he should pick a woman or maybe a minority? >> i'm probably one of the few women. i don't think that it needs to be a woman. he's got choices. i don't think people vote for the president because they have a woman vice president. i think they vote for the person because of their ideas and their policies and they want change and i think that mr. trump has come forward with several policies that have struck a huge cord amongst the people. >> is there someone who would help you -- if that he would pick as a vice presidential pick, bill, that would help you move over to the trump side? >> not really. for me the question is if you're trump's vice presidential running mate, do you get to call him donald or do you have to keep on calling him mr. trump? that's the question he needs to be asked. what is with the mr. trump thing? he's a private citizen. he's not the president of the united states. i think we can call people by their first names, can't we? >> i don't know.

in the crowd, lloyd blankfein, john sykes, larry robness, there you see, bill ackman, paul tutor jonesllion for charity. that has to be the most profitable fund-raiser in new york city every summer. >> by the way, how great is zac brown live? >> i haven't seen them there, were you? i've seen them in concert. >> who was the guy with the hair. >> jones. >> brans. >> my uva classmate. >> what happened to you, mathisen? >> wow. >> yeah. he's been extraordinary generous. >> excellent. >> hope to see you, paul, at the reu. reunion. our 40th, my friend. our 40th. >>> all right. 1,500 works of rare art going to the dwavl this week. including two master peels. a "power lunch" exclusive. standing next to one of those monets. nice to have you with us, brooke. we appreciate you being with us. >> thank you so much. thanks for having me. >> put this season's auction in context as against last season. we are hearing that maybe the prices may not go as high as they did? i'm thinking of one of the piece use have on sale. mow dill janne. last year it went for $180 million. this one this year is expected

he had help from people at our center, rob wiseman, john richard, help from bill hadad, but he was a singular dine st. dynamo that connected with a drug company in india and showed the drug companies here that were backed by the clinton administration that that that could be drop down to $300 a year in africa. this is huge drama. he never got anywhere press korchs to speak of. he inferring got any awards. it didn't matter to him, and being at the right place at the right time everywhere in the world. he's heading for geneva tonight needless to say -- which stands for at gore's announcement running for president. to begin -- toward tilling nor and the price controls that were necessary. i introduce to you the very modest jamie love. >> thank you very much. i'm going to talk today about this issue of i'm going to talk about the way that things that ralph had talked about that i was involved in early on in this debate, and also the current state of play, where people are interested in changing the relationship between people and medicine around the world. so i'm going to try to see all

>>james: john is dead and amber heard getting divorced and rob lowe as talk to co-host live with kelly. >>reporter: sad news they say amber has filed for divorce from john that i don't have any kids with the addition of two dogs is not clear who will she is also video star she just released a music video for a song called lost in space. >>james: you can always watch hollywood today live every week in the afternoon at 1:00 that the officers appeared in court to enter the plea after being called beating a suspect on video will have details on that story coming up a father accused of arson was in court as well his plea just ahead here is a live look outside the san mateo bridge, and will have an update from robin on the traffic and a lettuce on the forecast all head and just to a few minutes. >>james: 15 your pearl was adopted in the late on wednesday and they said a witness heard the girl screaming for help at the man was dragging her across interstate 80 her suspected kidnapper was killed in a shootout with police the search continues for a third suspect wanted was killed and another se

. >> yeah, i'm john from roxbury shell. i just got robbed with a gun, and the guy just left. trying to get his license plate. >> it doesn't take long for police to track down henry's polite robber. the surveillance video immediately goes viral after it appears on the local news and leads authorities directly to hess just days later. not surprisingly, hess handles the arrest quite well. >> a couple of days later, some police, they came to my store towards the car and they told me the guy was very polite when we went to arrest him. he was so polite, waiting for them. >> hess confesses to robbing henry's store with a pellet gun, and is arrested for first-degree robbery. but it turns out this isn't his first run-in with the law. in 2003, the fbi dubbed hess the transaction bandit after he robbed several banks in the seattle area. he was actually on probation at the time he robbed henry. hess pleads guilty to first-degree robbery. and in april 2011, he's sentenced to five years in prison. as for henry's stolen money? hess tells police he's used most of it. besides buying gas and f

rob portman in ohio, and john mccain, even, in arizona. he told a closed-door fund-raiser, according to politico, that he could have a tough time in the fall, because of trump. >> i have no doubt that if it is donald trump at the top of the ticket, here in arizona, with over 30% of the vote being hispanic vote, no doubt that this may be the race of my life. >> i actually spoke to mccain on election night when donald trump became the likely nominee of the republican party. this is not a subject he particularly likes answering questions about. he has said he's not going to attend the republican national convention in cleveland. and he's not alone in that. senator kelly ayotte of new hampshire also not planning to attend. she said she would support donald trump, but not endorse him. so you have a lot of contortions going on, among people who really aren't sure how this will impact their race, especially with women, and you heard john mccain there say, with latino voters, in particular. in states where there are more white working class men, i

john cornyn said this week i think he could change the electoral map in way we haven't seen before. rob is gibelling. giggling. many are warming to the new billionaire. perhaps it is trump. his campaign is promising a gentler tone, and on thursday they released this powerful ad. >> first they are sour. then they're sweet. >> that's cool. >> of course we made that, but it is true. trump is like a sour patch kid, right? sour and then sweet. >> and orange. >> oh really? we didn't intend that. >> oh really? all of your writer didn't come up with that? i had to come up with that? for free? >> that was a freebie. look, rob, has he changed his tone a little bit? >> why would he bother to do that? e thinks he is on a roll. and they didn't say it would be good to change the electoral map. >> that's why you were giggling. look, there is no incentive to changerright now. he think he will be able to change later and we know that won't happen. >> why is he giving -- he is definitely attacking to the middle. >> he said on tuesday night after the five-say the -- five-state sweep, i am the presumptive

he had help, he had help from people at our center, rob, john, richard. bill, who experienced drug companies abroad. he was a singular dynamo that connected with a drug company in india, and showed the drug companies here, that were backed by the clinton administration, that that drug cocktail could be brought down to $300 per year, per patient in africa. [applause] >> he continued, and it continued to go down. this is a huge drama. he never got any press coverage. to speak out. he never got any awards. it didn't matter to him. driven. the combination of powerful knowledge and being at the right place at the right time, everywhere in the world, he is heading for geneva tonight. needless to say, he was helped , whichps like act up stands for aids coalition unleashed power. they demonstrated the announcement running for president in tennessee. they demonstrated everywhere to begin changing the federal government's attitude towards ignoring necessary research and the price controls that were necessary to avoid a pay or die monstrosity system of health care.

. >> rob, you're throwing your weight behind john kasich? what are you doing? >> well, in california, as long as john kasich is on the ballot, we'll be asking people to support him. we're hoping here that when people start to look at trump in the role of presumptive nominee over the next four weeks, that there's still time for them to have some remorse and possibly still cast different votes here in california. we acknowledge that's somewhat unlikely, but we're not going to stop trying to resist this disaster that is coming with trump as our nominee for our party. >> i just feel bad for the people, whoever are funding you, and it's just a sad investment. >> a very different tone from donald trump just hours after he was calling ted cruz lyin' ted. he got up there. he was actually quite gracious, surprised a lot of people in his victory speech. listen to this. >> ted cruz, i don't know if he likes me or if he doesn't like me. but he is one hell of a competitor. he is a tough, smart guy. >> he doesn't know if he likes him? well, let's hear from ted cruz. this is

rob lowe. >> what do you think? >> he had his sunglasses on. and i think that could -- yeah. >> john posted that. that's a compliment to both of them. they both look good. >> where is mr. matt lauer? we're not sure but we know for sure where he was last night. he saw hamilton, the hit that everybody is talking about. and that set a record, 16 tony nominations. matt tweeted after the show, saw hamilton musical. ended an hour ago. i'm still clapping. #sensational. >> he's going to see "star wars" next. >> not the new one. >> 77. >> thank you. now a check of the forecast. >> will wonders never cease. mr. lauer in with us for the current stuff. look at this. it will not stop. the owemega block. 1 to 2 inches of rain and out west it's raining as well. in fact you can see they are going to be heavy showers, maybe thunderstorms in the pacific northwest, also in southern california, but under this high, 88 minneapolis, 84 in houston today. that's what's going on around >>> well, we are tracking some scattered showers now moving into the tri-valley, just to the north of livermore, seeing some heavy rain mo

meanwhile, john williams, and dallas fed president, dennis lock hart and rob caplan all three speakingoday. in earnings news, home depot and tjx report earnings before the opening bell. retail was in the eye of the storm last week. department stores in particular leading the sector. although retail sales as a whole, of course, on friday, they came out in surprise. so retail continues to be a focus this week, with those names today. walmart reporting later in the week on thursday. of course, as you said, yesterday a strong day for wall street, led par, particularly by apple and oil prices as well. and those oil price gains which continue boosting european and asia trade. boston futures right now, dow up by 175 points. >> thanks for that, wilfred. we had an analyst yesterday who quite likes home depot and tjx. we'll see if the results turn out today. >>> the big focus was following the beg money. that was driving the moves on yesterday's session. what did investors buy into for the first quarter? well, let's go whale watching, louisa. george soros is now going after the s&p 500. it final

rob portman in ohio. it's fair to say john mccain in arizona could be vulnerable. mitch mcconnell said the meeting was constructive. i had the opportunity to talk to the chairman of the foreign relations committee, bob corker of tennessee, who has been mentioned as a possible trump vp pick about what he understood his colleagues thought of the meeting. take a listen. do you think it's a good step in the right direction? do you think your colleagues are getting to full-on yes with trump? >> i was not in the meeting. i heard comments at lunch. i got the strong sense that everyone who attended really felt good about the meeting. so i -- i would settle and say not only did they -- i've never met him, but -- not only did they say they enjoyed the meeting, but they really liked him. so i think -- from what i can tell, the mean, the reports to us today at lunch were very positive. >> reporter: so looks like the charm offensive by donald trump is certainly wooing lawmakers. the number two in the senate leadership tweeting out a picture of himself and donald trump giving th

. >> he also met with rob fortman today, jeff sessions, john thune, all who have been mentionedmates. a woman or minority? >> i probably maam one of the f women, i don't think it mneeds o be a woman, joanni ernst, mysel i don't think people vote because they're a woman, they want policies and change. and i think there are policies that have struck a chord with the people. >> is there someone that if he picked as a vice presidential pick that would help you move over to the trump side? >> not really. for me, the question is, if you're trump's vice presidential running mate, do you get to call him donald? or do you have to keep on calling him mr. trump? that, to me, is the question to be asked. what is with the mr. trump thing. he's a private citizen. really, i think we can call people by their first names, can't we? >> i don't know, i think when someone's running for president you should show some respect and call them by their last name. sometimes i slip and call him donald. >> i'm not talking about you, i'm talking about his peers, governors, is that rights, congress men. it's mr. tr

. >> a quote from franklin, if you rob the people of their sense of history, you take away their hope. john hope, franklin responded by saying, i think knowing one's in ary leads one to act more enlightened fashion. i can't imagine how knowing one's history does not urge one to be an activist. i know the more i learned about my history, the more i wanted to change things towards what i thought our place ought to be in this history. that was 1994. commentw others want to -- both an educator and a student. history inh school utah, and i am also a graduate student at utah state university. i'm trying to show my students that learning is lifelong. fresh air, iath of often don't get this discussion in utah. [laughter] this whole conference, i want my students with me, how great would that be for them to be here? with regards what professor jones was saying, how do we reach a wider audience? gety classrooms i do resistance when i teach african-american history, i often get raised eyebrows. martin luther king, march of progress, we are done. for example, i had a student that said to me that when s

get the recipe for john's chili at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! now to rob >> you have to open it for me. >> outside to you. >> whoo. i tell you what, i could use a chili dog. take a break. doing it the whole hour. doing this livestream. come on. dancing going on. we got some ballet going on. you going to work out with us? >> from boston. >> we are so happy you're here. love you, boston. doing better with the yankees this morning. take a look at what's going on. might get a sprinkle in boston. most of the rain will stay south of new york city as this -- but d.c., you're back in it after a wet beginning in may. some mountain know in the mountains of the colorado ro across parts of texas. baton rouge, louisiana, loves cool conditions. temperatures in the 50s. tonight a few showers around 50. tomorrow, rain likely especially in the a.m. withh gradual clearing late. highs in the low to mid 60s. sunshine is back on thursday and frind with highs around 70. showers back this weekend. >> this weathercast brought to you by at&t. george, i'm losing it. tossing back in

john stamos, fox just cancelled your television show, what are you going to do next? don't fret. he'll be on fuller house next season. fox pulled the plug on the grinder. rob has been tweeting up a storm hoping to return but when it became official he posted the grinder was not renewed by fox tv. it was unapologetically original, smart, funny and had a murder's row of talent. fans are begging netflix or hulu just a year ago rob was hopeful ffr a hit. >> it's going to be a fun ride. >> nashville got the boot after four seasons. a source on the set tells et so cast members were blind sided. the cancellation same on the same day as hayden's announcement that she is seeking mental health treelt for a second time saying the p partum depression impacted every aspect of my life. i have chosen to take time to reflect wholistically health and life. wish me luck. cameron returning to nashville after getting the first treatment was rough. >> to be honest it was a rocky start for me. especially emotionally. i just started -- i just lost i couldn'ept ke it together. >> we wish her the best. here's a quick break down of the other shows cancelled. on abc, castle is done

john williams, dallas fed president ron lock hart and rob kaplan are all speak together. ent of t.j. maxx and homegoods reporting today. >>> and john harwood joins us with a look at today's votes and what it could mean for bernie sanders and hillary clinton. i finally got a pretty good idea of the way the democratic process works, john. i don't know, you know, it is funny that now we're talking about, you know, which convention is going to be more fun to watch. and more, you know, more conflict. but the remaining democratic contests are all you win proportion. so it doesn't matter how many states bernie sanders wins, she only needs 100-plus delegates. he would win all the states but she's still the nominees. which is weird for bernie's supporters, it looked rigged but it really isn't. just the way it works. >> he's going to do very well. we don't know if he's going to win california, we don't know if he's going to win kentucky today. that's a state that hillary clinton spent some time. the fact that he's in kentucky it's an indication she's in the game. and she's trying to

ohio senator rob portman and governor john kasich. what do you think of any one of those?eaker gingrich would be terrific. you know, it's interesting. think back to the clinton/gore ticket. much was made -- i mean, a little bit of puzzling in the beginning because they came from adjoining states, and that seemed to violet you don't have running mates from adjoining states or the same area of the country, but what sold everybody was their youth. they were both young men. we're not going to have that kind of situation here in 2016. both hillary clinton and donald trump and bernie sanders are not in their 40s. so i'm wondering if we have a, an older ticket, if you will, and just go all the way, and have -- i think newt is 60, 70 years old, he's experienced. he's been around the block, et cetera. but in the end, the fact of the ma thor is donald trump makes this decision. he and he alone knows who's on his list and the rest of us will have a good time speculating it is fun to play this parlor game, i must admit. go ahead, jeffrey? >> i said, i'd add you to the list. let's go f

get the recipe for john's chili at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! now to robwhoo. i tell you what, i could use a chili dog. take a break. doing it the whole hour. doing this livestream. come on. dancing going on. we got some ballet going on. you going to work out with us? >> from boston. >> we are so happy you're here. love you, boston. doing better with the yankees this morning. take a look at what's going on. might get a sprinkle in boston. most of the rain will stay south of new york city as this -- but d.c., you're back in it after a wet beginning in may. some mountain know in the mountains of the colorado rockies and west coast looks to be nice, severe weather threat across parts of texas. baton rouge, louisiana, loves >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco choke identity the temperatures today. from 78 in san francisco, upper 80s to mid-90s as you head inland and my seven-day forecast shows it is coolest on friday and art and a chance of shower those days. >> this weathercast brought to you by at&t. george, i'm losing it. tossing back in to you.

get the recipe for john's chili at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! now to robfor me. >> outside to you. >> i could use a chili dog right now. i'm sweating out here. taking a break doing this all hour. at home doing this live stream break it out kids. we got dancing going on, power stuff, ballet going on. get out there and work out. we're so happy you're here. love you boston much doing better than the yankees this year that's for sure. let's take a look. might get a sprinkle. most of the rain is going to stay south of new york city as this d.c. back in it after a really wet beginning in may. mountain snow over the colorado rockies and west coast we're watching severe weather threat across parts of texas. we love "gma." here's your local forecast. check it out. >> all right, rob, got a little bit of shower activity now extending over to cape may county across dell bear way. your seven day moving from the low to mid-50's up to a high of just 62 and some light rain showers off and on through the day into the evening. 66 tomorrow, some late sun. tossing back in to

john kasich. i think his failed record as governor is going to compare very poorly to the stellar record of rob portman. i think in terms of the quality of the candidates, our guy portman comes out a lot better, and, yes, the national democrat liberal special interest money is going to flood into ohio in a torrent, and we're going to have to be ready to combat that. liz: so here comes the big question, senator. sometimes a sitting president or somebody running for president is a boon to a candidate of the same party. will you be asking donald trump to show up for certain senate races, and i say this because you and i both know that there are some republicans with a lot of money who are not ready to endorse him, they don't love him, because it took him flip-flopping parties a couple of times before he declared himself a republican in 2012. you let him do his thing for the presidency and figure out ways getting the koch brothers' money. >> we appreciate what the koch brothers' money might be doing in the super pac. the question about trump is this, will he be a drag from the top of the ticket on senate c

john kasich supporter. the thing about them is, they all say, no. >> rob portman has a very difficult reelection, getting himselfear in ohio, and then look at the two women right there. susana and nikki haley. at a time when people are wondering whether they want to hitch their wagon to the donald trump horse here in this election, given all the things he's said and whether or not he can unite the party. in some ways, looking out for their own future prospects. >> everyone always says no if they want to be vice president. some people come around. this noes seem firmer than most in the past. there are other people, let's do a lightning round of people that may be considering. these are people of course who ran against donald trump. ben carson? >> help shore up the conservative base. was an early supporter of donald trump. again, tries to shore up what we're seeing a little bit of a fracture right now among social conservatives. >> chris christie. >> very loyal. again somebody who endorsed donald trump very early. also understands how to navigate government. >> john kasich just dropped out of the race yesterday. >

robbed reagan leadership award, please welcome our good friend, joe gregory. >> chris cox is introducing another speaker here, joe gregory. back out to johnit for donald trump. i assume that trump's coming up next. >> he will be up in just a minute here. a couple of speeches yet to be made, then chris cox will back up, he will offer the endorsement, then donald trump will come out. interesting to note that this -- the crowd in freedom hall here, it's almost full to capacity. the only reason why it is not is because there is some seats up in the nose-plead section that they weren't going to sell. but with the thousands of people who are waiting outside to get in, they, a, delayed the program, and b, decided to open a lot of those seats up. really you couldn't put anymore people in here than are already in here under the way that it was structured. maybe put another tho thousand people in here but for the most part the place it full and it holds well over 10,000 people. a lot of people have come out to see donald trump today. really interesting to note, too, folks that i talked to earlier -- i probably talked to 10 or 12 people -- none of t

rob. nearly 30 people storm the store taking about $600 worth of food, beer and other drinks. >> at first, i was really frightened and then i got angry. >> john athy owns the convenience store and has been in the business for nearly 40 years. >> and here's the scout. they send a man in to check the store out. >> he's had his share of robberies, but this one, he says, is the worst he's seen because of the sheer number of people. >> where did they all come from? they had to have been at a function and decided to -- maybe they needed some more beer and when they got here they decided maybe they didn't want to pay for it. >> he's glad his night clerk doesn't try to stop the swarm of clerks because he fears even employee resists, someone will get hurt. instead he wants to rely on his 12 surveillance cameras both to help capture crooks and deter future crimes from happening. >> the reason i released the video is because i don't want this to become a habit. i want these robbers to know that they are going to get caught. they're all videotaped. we have their cars. we have some license plates. and they will be caught. they will be prosecuted. >> and s

but you have to remember, rob portman, a senator in his own state will face his own tough race and that's more complicated. in the pivotal swing state of ohio, johntion is not an enviable one. >> we thought it would be quieter with vacation time and the headlines would be boring. >> you can sleep in late november. >> i would say so. sarah murray, thank you so much. >>> coming up at 2:00 p.m. eastern time today, we'll get hillary clinton's reaction to all of this news. she will be live on cnn with our anderson cooper. and then on "the situation room," donald trump will be live with wolf blitzer and that starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. so the two front runners both on cnn today. you've got to hear what they have to say with the new political landscape that has just unfolded before them. and coming up next, we still have the president who is in the white house. but today, he's not. today, he's in flint, michigan. he's in the community being briefed on that toxic water crisis. and actor mark ruffalo has been working to get clean water to flint, michigan, residents. he's going to join me next about whether he thinks a high level visit like pr

john friskey simply wanted to find out if cindy was operating a pill mill. instead, it sounded like she had confessed to a much, much more serious crime. >> i went in the restroom. i called rob weir, dea agent, and i told him, "she just confessed to murder." "and she wants to go to lunch." and he said, "no, get-- just get outta there, make any excuse." "you're not goin' to lunch with her." >> reporter: friskey gave the tape to weir. >> and i'm like, "nobody could just flat out confess like that." "i just couldn't believe what i heard." >> reporter: detective weir contacted north miami police and prosecutor, abbe rifkin, who, it turned out, had her doubts all along about the story cindy told the cops. >> the persona that she tries to portray of being this poor, little widow is completely belied by those tapes. >> i want his daughter to grow up without a father just like my son." >> reporter: nissim's daughter is a little girl named "imani." >> he really did love her. >> reporter: ever since nissam was shot, imani's mother, neketa roberts, had been hearing people say the man she loved was a killer. >> i couldn't see this person hurting anybody, or being this whoever they said

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rob portman, the ohio senator. new mexico's governor suzanna martinez, florida's governor, rick scott. all of them not interested in that kind of a fantastic job offer. then there is john mccain. no, we are not talking about him as an offer for v.p., but he is very nervous as you can hear him in his own words. i don't think he knew the mic was on but he is worried about the down ballot race in which he will be involved in his state. have a listen. >> i have no doubt that if it is donald trump at the top of the ticket here in arizona, with over 30% of the vote being hispanic vote, no doubt that this may be the race of my life. people are angry. they are upset. they feel that there is this disconnect. >> mark preston, unity is one thing. panic is quite another. >> no doubt. look, i think that you are also going to have this same feelings for many senators right now that up in states where they think that having donald trump at the top of the ticket is going to hurt them. if you look at the state of new hampshire, for example, there is competitive race between the sitting senator kelly ayotte and the current democratic governor maggie hassan. so you have them running agai

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