senator john soon, who complain about the controversy surrounding the trending topics section.k says they have conducted an investigation into what happened with trending topics. they show that investigation showed no evidence of systematic political bias. allege thatts facebook d prioritized conservative leaning news stories. facebook says they can't fully exclude possible unintentional bias, but they showed no systematic bias as a result of their investigation. they are adding some new rules and oversight around trending topics. we will continue to bring you any more updates as we get them. facebook coming out and saying that, officially, as their investigation showed, there was no evidence of systematic political bias. to another story we're following. longhinese government has been accused of using an army of propaganda workers online to sway public opinion. a new harvard study claims the chinese government now billiones nearly half a social media comments a year. to discuss, gary king, a professor at harvard. also still with us, ben lerer. professor king, explained your me

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the fact that john soon you knew the long -- the younger lost in the year barack obama won the presidency. his favorability is a senator was off of the charts. trump under for -- underperforming on those tickets will put in my mind the senate in play. everything that peter said, plus here is how it will play out in the next few months. republican senate candidate, you wake up in the morning and you go to your first event and the reporters gather around you and their first question is, senator or candidate so and so, what you think about what donald trump ?aid yesterday about x you will have to figure out what to do. the next day you will get up and go through the same ring all over again. the advice -- the same thing all over again. run it as a local race is a very good advice. it will be very difficult for these candidates. coincidences not a that in a number of these battleground states that some republican will be running against a female challenger on the democratic side, with takes that gender gap that will be confronting trump and magnifies to the detriment of the republican candida

bill: senator john soon from south dakota came to talk about other matters.breaking news and take it as far as we can. according to this report, the state department has put out, hillary clinton did not comply with policies that were implemented according to the federal records act. you are familiar with the federal records act, implemented in 1950, updated in 2014 on behalf of president obama. given the technology of emails and blackberries and iphones and smart phones. if you are not in compliance with federal records act, what is the implication for such responsibility? >> i think anytime you have a situation like this where you have a major person in a position like that which is operating on a private network and doing things the government doesn't under the laws allow one to do, you are circumventing and short-circuiting proper procedures and laws and everything else. it should not come as a surprise, transparency issues have always surrounded hillary clinton and her husband and this is another example of rules. neil: everyone knows what is going on beh

. >> trent, are we going to start seeing john kasich anytime soon? >> absolutely. john kasich will be meeting with the foreign policy team with two former reagan national security advisors and michael hayden. a real foreign policy team and be here in washington. you'll see him soon. maybe on this network. >> staying in this race, right? not about to drop out? >> absolutely. he is in oregon all week. he's there doing well and going to move on to california and compete in the west. >> all right, guys. thank you very much. trent duffy, chath sweet. >>> donald trump looking to land a decisive blow but tirniurningk with a withering attack. senator bernie sanders is hoping to regain some momentum with a win over hillary clinton today in indiana. democrats are competing for 83 delegates. clinton leads, by the way, with 2179 and sanders has 1400. has about 41 super delegates for the republicans. 57 delegates are up for grabs today. trump leads the delegate race with 1,002. by our estimate, includes, by the way, 45 so-called unbound delegates. cruz has a total of 572. kasich

but for now she'll have to find a way to survive because these two aren't slithering away anytime soon. johntossel will be here. and jonathan kite is here with celebrity impressions. glad you are here. i'm kennedy. hillary clinton getting hammered on both flanks by trump and sanders. will she be limp into the general elect. let me ask my peer-reviewed party panel tonight. also tonight it's tom hi through. he wore brown for me so he could hide. and molly hemingway is here. welcome, everybody. welcome. let's talk about i love a man sandwich. but think is the most exhausting point in the campaign. people are worried she's getting it from the democrats and republicans. >> she should have had this totally locked up months ago. her only competition was an aging vermont socialist. and he's get giving her a run for her money. kennedy: he's winning big important states. one after another. >> not just winning the states, but he's winning the messaging war and pulling her to the left which is the louisiana thing she want. kennedy: are you glad bernie won't let up? is there something about this that is

john miller, supposedly a spokesman for donald trump. >> i'm somebody that he knows and i think somebody that he trusts and likes. >> reporter: but the reporter soon became suspicious john miller was actually trump himself, bragging about his own exploits with women. >> he's somebody that has a lot of options, and, frankly, you know he gets called by everybody. and he gets called by everybody in the book, in terms of women. >> reporter: the supposed spokesman described how trump was living with marla maples, but not ready to settle down. >> he didn't want to make a commitment. he really thought it was too soon. he's living with marla and he's got three other girlfriends. >> reporter: he even bragged that superstars like madonna wanted to date trump. >> well, she called and wanted to go out with him, that i can tell you. >> reporter: the "washington post" reports trump has previously acknowledged using a fake name. angrily denied it's him on that tape. >> it doesn't sound like me on the phone. i will tell you that. and it was not me on the phone. >> reporter: it's not just the tape that has trump on the defensive today. he's also pushing back on th

soon, john chen is our guest. ♪ ♪ david: you are watching bloomberg markets.want to go back to the built-in institute. eric standing back with the ceo of blackberry. erik: thank you very much. how are you? john: good. erik: i have to start with the inevitable, because people rightly or wrongly continue to ask questions about your business and when you will, with new handsets and why you are still in this business, so why don't we start their? john: first answer, there will be about, we are working on two phones. this fiscal year of mine. erik: the fiscal year ends? john: end of 2017 february. another reason we are in the phone business, first of all, we have a lot of customers that rely on us, and these are the customers, especially government and legal professional, medical fields and investment banking, these customers -- the same customers i need to position might software business with. so is important i give them and end solution and give them a saudis -- a choice. it is hard because it is blackberry. [speaking simultaneously] anybody, it could be iphone,

john: okay. -lemonis: we'll see you soon. john: okay, take care.s. ♪ lemonis: our first priority now is getting those food costs down. and before we dig into ways to do that, i want to find out what joe was thinking with the $6 burger of his. how much is this? joe t.: that is a standard burger. that's 6 bucks. -lemonis: how much is this? -joe t.: $7. lemonis: what's the difference? joe t.: lettuce, tomato, onion, ketchup, pickles... lemonis: so this. how much does that cost? joe t.: i'd say another 50 cents. lemonis: that better not cost 50 cents. how did you arrive at that? joe t.: 8 cents for the raw onion... lemonis: i have a hard time believing that a couple pieces of onion cost 8 cents. how much does a whole onion cost? dana: $23.58 for 25 pounds. lemonis: so that's 94 cents a pound -- 0.2 of one ounce. joe t.: of one ounce. my pricing was probably right on the onions, then. lemonis: no. it's a penny. joe t.: okay, we're not paying a penny for red onions. something's off. lemonis: it's math. okay, what else? joe t.: you got 15 cents for tomato

and hopefully >> soon suspicious. john miller was trump himself.ging about his own exploits with women. >>knúqar somebody that has a lof options and frankly, he gets called by everybody. yxgc1 3 3 2v give them. it's under routine audit. >>reporter: 4 years ago trump said then republican nominee mitt romney should release his returns. >> he has to get the tax returns out. >>reporter: one of the things trump returns will reveal how much he pay ins taxes. >> fight very hard to pay as little tax as possible. >> is what your tax rate. >> none of your business. >> this is from washington. >> today mark 25 days until california presidential primary. secretary of state alex spoke to state and local leaders in $(l 3 finding way tonbbí expan,t2.v ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. they keep telling me "drink more water." "exercise more." i know that. "try laxatives..." i know. believe me. it's like i've. tried.

john: i want to ask for predictions, but name a couple of people who fit the bill. mark: too soony. john: i try with you and i never get there. we will be right back. right here, with our hunts -- al hunt, and margaret from bloomberg politics, and we love just as much. ♪ ♪ a -- join us now i'm joining us now, al and margaret. take you for joining us. we are bringing these two strong-willed people together, tell us your thoughts on where they stand and where it is headed. us that thisof would go on. there are differences, they both represent something, but this is not 1968, not even carter and kennedy in 1980, said there are already efforts on their compromises that are clearly obvious, one problem will be the democratic chair. it may be -- but she is greenland. she is a popular with everybody. other people have jumped in, donna brazil, the vice chair of the party, talking about both sides. i think that they can work out something. think anything they want she will give them down because 2020 is not going to happen. they need to put real collectibles -- electives on the command of

. >> john: one of the few breaks he and jay bouwmeester get. >> pierre: see does as soon as those guysf? great coaching. >> john: parayko fore-checked by sharp. in back of brian elliott. patrick sharp in control. he'll lay it along. in back of the goal. can he power it out in front? sharp trades places. blocked by gunnarsson. left for jaden schwartz. through center ice. tarasenko. defended by goligoski. tarasenko dumps it in. john klingberg keeping his own zone. goligoski in back of antti niemi. halfway through overtime. back out to center ice. all the way back here. icing will be called against dallas. we'll take it back. >> pierre: they get a break off the icing. >> john: 9:56 left in overtime. flip your way through your last 9 shows with the tap of a button. change the way you experience tv. xfinity x1. >> pierre: goligoski and lindy ruff getting a break as well. >> john: st. louis had a 3-1 lead after 20 minutes. no scoring in the second period. mattias janmark had a breakaway goal in the third period. late in the third period, jamie benn t

as john ramos explains, cardless atms will soon be popping up all over the bay area. >> reporter: inan francisco's financial district, it's hard to find anyone who is not staring at his smartphone. apparently, bank of america noticed that trend. so at some san francisco branches, they are now offering smartphone atms the same technology that lets people buy things at stores with a touch of a mobile device now allows bank customers to withdraw cash, check balance and transfer money between accounts. >> as you see, younger generation, people rely more and more on their mobile devices and typically don't leave home without it. >> reporter: it eliminates the problem of forgetting your atms card. that's what happened to rachel quinlan today. >> i wanted coffee so i don't have my card so it would be pretty convenient if i was able to just, like, pay with my phony where i was. >> reporter: the bank realized the new service will appeal to a definite age demographic. >> it's cool. it's just that being i guess older, i'm a little more cautious. >> at the end of the day it's just going to be pa

john miller, supposedly a spokesperson for donald trump. >> somebody that knows and somebody he trusts in life. >> but the reporter soon became suspicious johnler was actually trump himself bragging about his own exploit with women. >> he doesn't have a lot of options. he gets called by everybody in the book, especially woman. >> the spokesman destroyed how trump was living with march law maple but not ready to settle down. >> he's living with march law and he has three other girlfriends. >> he even bragged that superstars pick madonna wanted to date him. >> he wanted to go out with him. that i can tell you. >> the washington post reports trump previously acknowledged using a fake name but he angrily denied the tape. >> it doesn't sound like me on the tape and it was not me on the tape. >> he's also pushing back on the ideas that voters are entitled to see his tax returns which he said are now being audited by the irs. >> do you believe voters have a right to see their tax returns before they make pa final decision. >> i don't think they do, but i do say this, i will really gladly get them. they aren't going to learn anything but it's under

. >> john: one of the few breaks he and jay bouwmeester get. >> pierre: see what rough rouli does as soone guys come off? great coaching. >> john: parayko fore-checked by sharp. in back of brian elliott. patrick sharp in control. he'll lay it along. in back of the goal. can he power it out in front? sharp trades places. blocked by gunnarsson. left for jaden schwartz. through center ice. tarasenko. defended by goligoski. tarasenko dumps it in. john klingberg keeping his own zone. goligoski in back of antti niemi. halfway through overtime. back out to center ice. all the way back here. icing will be called against dallas. we'll take it back. >> pierre: they get a break off the icing. >> john: 9:56 left in overtime. ♪ flip your way through your last 9 shows with the tap of a button. change the way you experience tv. xfinity x1. >> pierre: goligoski and lindy ruff getting a break as well. >> john: st. louis had a 3-1 lead after 20 minutes. no scoring in the second period. mattias janmark had a breakaway goal in the third period. late in the third period, jamie benn the tying goal. forcing thi

john: i don't know how soon, but going as far as to play the rape card, there was at accusation of rapegainst bill clinton. that is not false. but trump is not saying elected -- alleged rape, he just goes ahead and says it. the new york times is not likely to be interview all of those women because clinton is not running for president in 2016. hillary clinton is, and don't -- and although trump will try to tie her to those issues, this will not help him with very many voters who are not already in his column. .icolle: i agree with you ivanka trump has to be cautious in this area. i would not give him any advice on this is the line of attack. it would be to narrow the arguments. the arguments he wants to make for hillary clinton is that she participated in sort of making the women part of the target. she focused her ire on monica lewinsky, who she said was a narcissistic looney tune. and she portrayed the women you could argue were victims of his sexual appetite, if you will. so i think trump has to, he has made clear this line of attack. he is already engaged. he will keep it up, and if

john miller, supposedly a spokesperson for donald trump. >> somebody that knows and somebody he trusts in life. >> but the reporter soon became suspicious johntually trump himself bragging about his own exploit with women. >> he doesn't have a lot of options. he gets called by everybody in the book, especially woman. >> the spokesman destroyed how about -- described how trump has living with marla maple, but not ready to settle down. >> he's living with marla and he has three other girlfriends. >> he even bragged that superstars pick madonna wanted to date him. >> he wanted to go out with him. that i can tell you. >> the washington post reports trump previously acknowledged using a fake name but he angrily denied the tape. >> it doesn't sound like me on the phone and it was not me on the phone. >> he's also pushing back on the ideas that voters are entitled to see his tax returns which he said are now being audited by the irs. >> do you believe voters have a right to see your tax returns before they make pa final decision. >> i don't think they do, but i do say this, i will really gladly get them. they aren't going to learn anything but it's

soon. "action news" report john rawlins with the report. >> reporter: about 1:00 a.m. saturday in the 1100 block of north 66th. surveillance cameras pick up these kids who are trying to get into nearby parked cars. at that time a 61-year-old man is out walking his dogs. one of the kids approaches and asks the question. lieutenant john walker picks up the narrative. >>> walks up to the gentleman and asks for his time and the male looks at his phone and he cold cocks him in the jaw and knocks him to the ground. >> reporter: the video shows the assailant jumped on top of the man and took the cell phone. >>> the poor dog is trying to help the other than, but the dog is small and trying to by the his ankles. >> reporter: the suspect is in shorts has a light colored hoodie and backpack. police think he lives nearby. >>> call the tip line 215-686-tips. bad behavior of young kids is unacceptable. >>> this is the person who police believe assaulted the dog walker with a larger group of kids roaming the area saturday. 66 and malvern is the intersection behind me. police hope nei

he'll bore people because he'll be so presidential, but that doesn't seem to be happening any time soon. >> john, before we have to let you go, as donald trump resurrects his attacks on hillary clinton, what is your take on how much this is going to buy trump in the general election? >> very little. i think the only people who would be moved by that are people who are adamad meant manhuntly opposed to hillary clinton. i'm not sure there's much fresh power. now, it certainly has a different cast on it, the idea that bill clinton would be first gentleman with hillary clinton, so he has somewhat more currency at this particular moment. i just don't think that there's a lot of juice in that attack. >> john harwood and betsy woodrow, we had to cut it a little short because the president gave such a great commencement address there. we're going to have much more on the democratic race ahead and be joined by san francisco's former mayor and whether bernie sanders has a chance to win next month and whether the state will be the deciding factor in the race for the democratic nomination. you live life you

at what age are they generally when they first -- >> john ruskey: uh, teenagers. and as soonll, what does that mean, commitment? >> john ruskey: we have this thing called the three "rs". which is respect of yourself, getting good sleep, eating good food. especially before you go on a trip. the second one is respect of other people, the other paddlers and of course the clients. and then the third thing is taking care of the river. and you know they've been told by their parents, don't get on the mississippi river. maybe they don't even know how to swim. and you know for a young man or woman, overcoming a fear like that and getting in the canoe and then to have people come and appreciate what you're doing is a life-changing experience. but within that is this incredible great and beautiful spirit that is intact in the delta. >> anthony: sweet potatoes, greens, into the dutch ovens. throw on the corn when getting close. finally on the wet logs on top of glowing coals lay some steaks, some pork loin and pork tenderloins right on there. just keep an eye on them. good, we have full

soon. >> thank you, john. thank you, kate. >>> marco rubio goes on an amazing late night twitter rant. this, folks, is why twitter exists. slamming the media, but more importantly revealing his future gym plans. >> this is why twitter exists. sure, john. we'll go with that. >>> also ahead, stock would say tank under donald trump, that is what billionaire mark cuban says would happen if donald trump becomes president. listen. >> now, when you have that amount of uncertainty, when you're flip-flopping, when you're not sure what the candidate is going to say from one thing to another, that's the last thing wall street wants to hear. we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safeli

soon. our coverage now continues with john vause and isha sesay in los angeles. >>> and, don, thank you verywe'll let you guys go off to church. >> indeed. thank you, don. welcome to los angeles where we continue our live coverage of the oregon and kentucky primaries. >> well, for the democrats, a split decision. hillary clinton by a nose edging out bernie sanders in kentucky's primary with less than 2,000 votes. a razor thin win, which breaks a string of recent losses. >> sanders does get the win in oregon, though, with 53% of the vote right now. here's the big picture for you. the delegate count. clinton is now 89 shy of locking up the democratic nomination. sanders says he's not

soon. >> reporter: barnegat mayor john no vac has a message to arthur buckle. >> you will be apprehended. best thing to does peacefully and voluntary will surrender yourself to law enforcement. you will be apprehended, make it easy for yourself. >> reporter: weather has complicated the search for arthur buckle, the rain, making it more difficult for the dogs to track him, also they have in the been able to use any helicopter to search from a above. now something interesting that truck at the cvs, authorities believe he mate actually be the second vehicle will stolen by arthur buckle. they are looking into another vehicle on the atlantic city expressway. the message to people in barnegat township and surrounding area is if you don't have someplace you have to go and you are at hemlock doors and stay inside for now. hopefully we will have another update, they are scheduling a press conference, for 8:00 p.m. live from barnegat township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thanks very much. >>> tonight the there are more questions, then answers, following an intended car stop t

john roberts is live at national committee headquarters in washington. >> reporter: good morning. we expect some members of the house leadership on the republican side will come out to the microphone soon, that meeting with donald trump just wrapped up. it went about an hour after the meeting with paul right and reince priebus went for about an hour. things are looking positive this morning. you don't want to spend a lot of time, sources inside the meeting describe the tone, very positive and a good step toward party unity. sources didn't want to talk too much about what was said between mister trump and paul ryan, they want to leave that for half an hour's time to talk about that and donald trump may talk a little later today, a broad discussion in republican

john:. i think it could backfirenot sure how soon. going as far as to play the rape card.t is not false that there is an accusation. trump is not so careful as to say a legend rape. -- say a legend rape. -- say alleged rape. the interview -- bill clinton is not running for president. hillary clinton is. although trump will try to tie them together, i don't think this is an issue that is going to help him with women. nicole: i agree and i think trump needs to be cautious in this area. if i were to give him any kind of advice it would be to narrow the argument. the argument that he wants to make for hillary clinton is that she participated in making the women part of this target. she focused her ire on monica lewinsky. she participated in objective fighting --objectifying the women that you could argue were victims of his sexual appetite. i think trump has engaged in this line of attack but if he is going to keep it up, it needs to be narrowed from his campaign. when we talk about sex, you have to be more specific. you need to be more specific. that is where we are in this b

. >> the problem is as soon as we show, well, john kasich, this isn't a very big deal at all. even though it had been advertised as being some kind of -- >> and it has fallen apart, actually. >> there's been a lot of o occluding going on. the only difference is none of the front-runners in the past have actually put out press statements and then we were appalled that they were not interested in the statement of colluding. >> the media's reaction to ted cruz's running mate, they said this was a desperate move. maybe it was a desperate move but i'm surprised to see that news story. how would you describe the reaction to carly? >> it seemed to be overwhelmingly desperate. a hail mary pass and disrespectful to carly fiorina and the ted cruz campaign. they are in it to win it, whether or not we can prog naft indicate that that will succeed, i think it should be covered fairly neutrally. >> cruz needed to do something. he needed to change the story line. he keeps getting whipped by trump. at least it got him some attention when he gave a speech introducing her, all of the networks c

john dickerson on fall out from the new report on hillary clinton's e-mails. >>> plus weight loss balloon that comes in the form of the pill, closer look at treatment that could soon be available in the u.s. >>> we will meet up with athletes at u.s. olympic training center and find out how they are coping with the concerns. >>> and jet blue ceo comes in studio 57, we will talk about long lines, bag fees and spanned go to cuba that and more the news is back in the morning, see new about ten minutes. >> thanks, charlie we will be watching. >>> there is even more history in the city of philadelphia this morning. >> a new exhibit focuses on the contracts jackie robinson signed to break baseball's color barrier. our pat gallen is live at the national constitution center, pat, obviously these documents are about more than just sports. >> reporter: that is true, jim and brooke. on display here at national constitution center today through june 5th are the

but here it's just one -- john: we are out of time. thank you. how soon will america go broke? baits' not just sanders and the democrats who promise impossible spending. republicans want to spend more, too. >> we need to increase our military spending. >> we are not spending enough right now. p?p?h announcer: here's to the things that can keep us safe. those we use all the time with hardly a thought. those that are silently standing by to save our lives. and, now, those that we carry with us everywhere we go. [alert tone] many mobile devices will now bring you wireless emergency alerts, real-time information directly from local sources you know and trust. with a unique sound and vibration, you'll be in the know, wherever you are. e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. shoah, ha ha.ew artist. show me top male artist. my whole belieber fan group. it's not a competition, but if it was i won. xfinity x1 lets you access the greatest library of billboard music awards moments, simply by usin

but here it's just one -- john: we are out of time. thank you. how soon will america go broke? baits' not just sanders and the democrats who promise impossible spending. republicans want to spend more, too. >> we need to increase our military spending. >> we are not spending enough right now. t(t(t(v yawn * america isn't truly socialist yet. under socialism government owns everything. our government doesn't. it on owns about half. yes. government so big it controls half the economy. and the government controlled part keeps getting bigger. we are on the road to bankruptcy. so what do the democratic candidate say about that? >> i would like to see planned parenthood get more funding. >> we should expand funding. john: they all want to spend more on everything. this would be bad and socialist enough if government had the money, but it doesn't, to fund it prop is. we reached $19 trillion of debt this month. you ready to pay your share? despite this crisis, this elect season we have heard nothing from the candidate about the debt. doesn't anybody care about the debt and america go

soon." happening into a partial building collapse. fenwick street is partially closed. john gonzalez shows us the damage and the new concerns moving forward. fenwick street remains closed because of the debris and rubble that still litter the roadway. this is the ivy city neighborhood here in northeast, right next to the old warehouse. if you lived in washington for a while, you know what this is. -- oldre all things buildings being refurbished. this was the old tomato packing plant. a pretty severe partial collapse of this wall. officials believe strong winds yesterday afternoon caused all of this. it's not only the collapse. you have the landing. the ground way -- ground level is giving away to the basement. there are engineers looking at the structure to see how now, you see you can literally look right through the building across the way. on the other side of the street, you have a planet fitness. we spoke to a young lady who goes to that gym every day. >> oh, my god, that's a big hole. i'm used to this being open. the bus comes through here daily. to see this hole in th

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>> i think he started to make that pivot as soon as ted cruz and john kashich dropped out. now he can rest assured he can make the pivot because he doesn't have to worry about their -- there being any contention at the convention. he'll get the nomination. obviously there will be other fights over the platform, probably some protests outside. it's not going to be a boring convention, i don't think, but he can certainly pivot toward the general election now. >> i want to get your reaction to president obama's remarks. very unusual for a sitting president, who is abroad, to intrude upon been ongoings camp payment but said world leaders are rattled be trump and saying proposals by trump or ignorant of foreign affairs and a cavalier attitude and so on. is that the kind of criticism from a lame duck president that really is not going to move the needle much among voters? >> i'm not sure about that. i don't think it's any mystery what the president's views of donald trump are, and quite frankly, any of these establishment folks -- you heard a lot of the establishment republicans

. >> reporter: soon after the interview, trump admitted that he was john miller and called it a joke gone awry. but today he denied it. >> it was not me on the phone and it doesn't sound like me on the phone. i will tell you that. >> yes, of course, it's >> reporter: linda stacey of the "new york daily news" has covered trump for years. how sure is she? >> on a scale of one to 10, i am 10, i'm 11. everybody in the news business knows this goes on with donald. he's been doing it for 30 years. it's like you're in a newsroom and you say, "it's fake donald trump again." >> reporter: today, the "washington post" was interviewing trump about his finances when a reporter asked him if he had ever employed someone named john miller. scott, we're told the phone suddenly went dead. we, also, asked the trump campaign fair comment about john miller but no spokesman of any name returned our call. >> pelley: the real chip reid in washington tonight. chip, thank you. well, today, the obama administration directed schools to give transgender students access to bathrooms that match their new gender id

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weight -- john nickelwait will be talking about how he is looking his wounds for not betting this year. of all years. back to you guys. megan: i don't think i want to see those images any time soonpremier league's? ask him. i am not so sure. that: he said he thought that was silly. only later did he realize it was 100,000 points. up next, a look ahead to what is on the agenda for today and the rest of the week. ♪ ferro.n: i am jonathan we are 24 minutes into the session. major indices in the red in america. down by about 1.5% in the s&p 500 and dow jones. europe having their fourth day straight -- fourth straight day of losses. checking the board quickly. the head of payrolls friday, a soft adp report with treasuries rallying off the back of the board. crude keeps climbing higher, up by 2.6%. short the euro ahead of payroll. 110 of 1% at $1.15. blame whatever you want, it was soft. construction and manufacturing soft. cable $1.45. eastern, we:00 a.m. will have durable goods data. speaks in minnesota later this evening. david: moore fed speak tomorrow. lockhart will be speaking, along with john williams. friday, we get the latest non-foreign payrolls report. maybe the most import

john and i are close. i was proud to support him. as soono run i did support donald trump because i think it's important we turn things around. i know hillary clinton is not going to do it. another four to eight years of the same economic disappointment and the lack of leadership around the world and all the other things people are frustrated about. >> senator, about a year ago you said and criticized donald trump for banning muslims or his comments about banning muslims from entering the united states. you said, quote, i'm not a meat donald trump guy. has something changed for you? >> no. i don't think it was in that context that i said that. i think that was media folks saying aren't you and donald trump alike? i said i don't think people will confuse me with donald trump. i think he has good ideas in terms of the economy. we've talked about tax reform. he believes in this. he understands if we don't do something quickly we'll continue to lose more jobs, more investment. it's not about the boardroom. it's not about corporations leaving. it

john miller. >> reporter: tells us there's no question in her mind. >> i knew right away. i knew as soon as i got off the phone it was donald. >> reporter: in 1991, sue carswell, then a reporter for "people" magazine, conducted this interview with a person who identified himself as donald trump's spokesman, john miller. >> he's somebody that has a lot of options, and, frankly, you know he gets called by everybody. and he gets called by everybody in the book, in terms of women. >> reporter: miller bragged about trump's many girlfriends, saying even madonna wanted to date him. >> well, she called and wanted to go out with him, that i can tell you. >> reporter: take a listen to the uncanny similarities. >> that i can tell you. that i can tell you. >> reporter: no doubt the real donald trump? >> oh, no doubt. he apologized two weeks later. and said i'm sorry in print. >> reporter: carswell says trump called and admitted it was him all along. >> he said that he was sorry that he made the call, that was a joke that went awry. >> reporter: but now, trump adamantly denies it was him. >> it shows