massive crowd right now waiting to hear from the presumptive republican nominee in louisville, kentucky where the political arm of the nra is holding its annual convention. senior national correspondent john roberts joins us from louisville. >> reporter: we expect donald trump to take the stage in the next few minutes to some breaking news. the nra and executive director chris cox when he introduces donald trump today will announce the full-throated endorsement of the nra to donald trump. this is the first time that i can remember that the nra has ever gotten behind a presidential candidate this early. for example, back in 2012 they didn't get behind mitt romney until october of 2012. is this cox -- yeah, chris cox now is taking the stage so we're expecting that endorsement to happen any second now. it is interesting to note this because back in 2000, donald trump supporters took positions that were completely at odds with the nra's agenda. he supported the ban on assault weapons, longer waiting periods for firearms purchases. now he says he is absolutely in lock-step with the nra on th

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sanders spoke to support hes at a rally in louisville, kentucky, just moments ago, highlighting his big support of voters age 45 and under. here's some of what he said. >> and that is important because it tells me that the ideas that we are fighting for are the ideas of the future of america. >> by the way, 92 democratic delegates are up for grabs in indiana. meantime, republican senator ted cruz is about to address his supporters at a campaign event in indiana. this is a live picture of the podium. they are waiting for cruz to appear, although he is trailing right now very badly in indiana, projected loser of course after he had put so much into trying to win this state. >> right. republican front-runner donald trump is supposed to speak at the top of the hour from new york city. here is a live picture of supporters gathered there, waiting for him to address the audience. stay with us. we'll continue to follow these developments in the election. >>> el nino may have leped our water problems but wreaked havoc on our roads. the east bay times reports that crews in san jose filled 4200 po

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you've been listening to donald trump speaking at the nra leadership forum in louisville, kentucky, trump making a very direct appeal to nra members in the room calling for the elimination of gun-free zones railing against the obama's administration's executive actions on guns and at one point said hillary clinton would promise more of the same and said quote this is the behavior, you could say, of a dictator, trump telling the

kentucky. sanders cleaned up in the parts of the state where cole is king. clinton did better in lexington and louisville. this is where the clintons historically has done rather well. the delegates roughly split now. there's five super delegates here in kentucky. two of them are undeclared and one super delegate has not been named yet. back to you in new york. >> thank you, mike. presumptive republican nominee donald trump had a rough ride when it comes to women voters some say. a group that could decide the 2016 election. while republican women warmed up to trump he'll need to do better in the general election than romney did four years ago. how can he do it? here to weigh in is republican tr strategist and former communications analyst. thank you for joining us so early. >> my pleasure. >> we appreciate it. i will start with you. what can donald trump do? >> talk about the issues. we want an explanation. we don't want an i can do it. i've done it. trust in me. tell us about your policy because hilary is ready for him in the debate process she is great at what she does in articulating policy. >> but wi

[chanting "bernie"] >> with an ali on the primary in two weeks, senator bernie sanders in louisville, kentucky -- with an eye on the primary. we moved to where carly fiorina is about to speak. >> i know i speak for the entire cruz family, the entire when i tell you how many hoosiers we have fallen in love with on this campaign. all the wonderful people who have shown up at rallies across the state. the retail stops where people let what looks like all some foo -- awesome food get cold while we all stood and talked about the state you love and the state we have come to love, and the nation we all love. >> we love you! came together as fellow warriors. warriors in a cause. to save the soul of our party, the character and the future of our nation. and that cause continues. and you are warriors still. know, you know what makes this country extraordinary. you know that we are extraordinary because, while people are gifted by god all over the world, it is only in this nation that so many people have been given the opportunity to realize their god-given gifts. we've been given that opportunity becaus

. >> joe zeleny is following the sanders campaign and brings this report from louisville, kentucky. >> louisville, thank you. >> bernie sanders winning the indiana primary over hillary clinton, a key boost of momentum for him. she had won five of the last six contests. now he is winning one more here. he said it boosts his argument that he is the democrat who can best take on donald trump. the challenge for bernie sanders is he will nearly split the delegates with hillary clinton. those are the democratic rules. it say proportional system that will nearly split the delegates. that means the race does not change overall she still leads in pledged delegates and super delegates. but this win for bernie sanders, certainly a big moment for him. she won the state of indiana in 2008. she tried to win it, but bernie sanders is victorious tonight. he says this gives him one more argument to keep going forward in this democratic race. jeff zeleny, cnn, louisville, kentucky. >>> let's bring in eric berman. he's the vice chairman of the democratic party. >> also james lacy, gentlemen, good to hav

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this is flip side of the political world in louisville, kentucky.ws there are states he needs to win. west of the east coast in california and west of mississippi, and he could run the table out there. he has to pwin pennsylvania, wisconsin, the upper mid-states. i think he will go for the gun issue. i've watched this all my life, you run against guns in pennsylvania you lose. he's running for guns. this is a big salient to reach the states he needs to win the general election. all politics local once again. >> what's his believability on the topic because he is new to politics and dearare i say ther was the new york subject value. >> everything about his is instinct. look at him on foreign policy, what he said yesterday, the dawn broke and he said it was terrorism. he's either right or wrong. i think it's a low risk down side. i think he's probably right and don't know based on the report you have. if he's right, he'll look like he's the first one at the gate. that will help him. on immigration, you can say whoever you want to the rig rightness or

we're going to take you to louisville, kentucky. hillary clinton on stage speaking to supporters just getting underway live here on c-span 3. >> you know, these elections are always important. that's how we govern ourselves. i believe that. but boy, do i think this presidential election has about the highest stakes that we have seen in a really long time. you could not imagine a more different vision for our country than the one between our side of democrats for progress and fairness and opportunity than the presumptive nominee on the republican side. that's why it's important we have a big vote next tuesday because we have to get ready to go all the way to november to win the general election. the way i see this, we've got to break down all the barriers that stand in the way of any american getting ahead and staying ahead. and i've been talking about this now for a year as i have chris crossed the country. talking to thousands of people because, yes, we have to knock down the economic barriers. but there are other barriers that pre

massive crowd right now waiting to hear from the presumptive republican nominee in louisville, kentuckytical arm of the nra is holding its annual convention. senior national correspondent john roberts joins us from louisville. >> reporter: we expect donald trump to take the stage in the next few minutes to some breaking news. the nra and executive director chris cox when he introduces donald trump today will announce the full-throated endorsement of the nra to donald trump. this is the first time that i can remember that the nra has ever gotten behind a presidential candidate this

it ain't so. >> any moment now hillary clinton will be holding a rally in louisville, kentucky, just days out from that state's rally winning the millennial vote could be key to winning this white house. how is the youth movement impacting the white house? bring back kasie hunt there in louisville at the rally. the question is does hillary clinton have a youth problem? >> hi, alex, they certainly had a challenge in the primary with bernie sanders with youth voters who have just overwhelmingly been in favor of bernie sanders. a gallup poll shows bernie sanders has a higher favorability rating with millennials over 50%. clinton 38%. look at the third number, trump 22%. of course the question is a broader one, right? what the clinton campaign needs to do is turn out that obama coalition. that's not just young voters. it is african-american voters and latino voters. together, if they can't bring those groups out in the same numbers we saw in 2008 and 2012 for barack obama, they are going to run in to a significant issue because trump has driven high turnout numbers especially among white

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louisville tonight. i think they're going to go with ads in kentucky. they'll obviously be containing -- campaigning in california. my sense that is despite the fact that they are campaigning in primary states, she's not talking much about bernie sanders. >> no, she didn't mention bernie tonight. she has her expanded laundry list of proposals, many of which are taken in whole or part from bernie. she's incorporated all of those into the rub rick of we're going to take care of everybody, children to the aged. she keeps amping up and increasing i think her appeal among women in that sense. where she's going to go after the men it seems to me, strange as it may sound, is going to be on foreign policy. she is going to be i hate to make a crazy comparison here, the sort of golda meir of the democratic party in 2016. she's going to be the tough commander in chief, a woman that you don't mess with. and her biggest applause line is when she says the republican right wing has been coming after me for 25 years and i'm still standing. >> right. >> so it's a streng

. >> donald trump in louisville, kentucky talking about an issue critical to winning conservative votes to the second amend. picking up the nra's endorsement. trump reassured members of the party that he has their back when it comes to gun rights. >> we will preserve it and cherish it. >> donald trump and hillary clinton appear tied in the head- to-head match-up with several polls showing a single digit lead fort candidates. a new fox news latino poll revealing more than ten hispanics view clinton unfavorably. that number higher for trump into we have to look at the swing states. >> in the case of florida it is going to be incredibly critical that donald trump performs well with hispanics. >> before clinton turns her attention to trump she needs to get back towards sanders. the former secretary of state saying it is done and bill clinton discussed as a an economic czar in the administration making the case for why hillary clinton should be our next president. >> she got the best record and ability to deal with the two threats to americans rising together. political gridlock in washingto

coverage, obviously, of this downed airplane, but when we come back, we will take you live to louisville, kentuckyre waiting to hear from the presumptive republican nominee speaking to the nra conference there in kentucky. donald trump. we'll take you there live coming up. g powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. unbeatable protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. >>> we're back here with the breaking news here as we are learning a bit more from egyptian officials and u.s. intelligence trying to understand exactly what brought this egyptair plane down just about 36 hours ago. mitch sill ber is back with us. david susi, justin greene. we were talking about potential threads of terrorism, but also being extraordinarily careful. you know, the egyptian tourism minister making the point where let's not jump out ahead of this. obviousl

the likely gop nominee will speak at the national rifle association convention today in louisville, kentucky. he has changed his position on gun policy over the years. back in 2000 he backed an assault weapon ban but has retreated from those positions. >>> clinton will appear with trayvon martin. clinton said during an interview yesterday that trump is not qualified to be president. >>> happening today, people at arcadia university, the class, the under grads, 500 strong, yesterday it was the post grads who received their degrees. congratulations to all those graduates. >>> today will make up for all the rain we've seen to this point. >> reporter: it will make up for the weekend, too. we're off to a dry start. take a look outside, lots of sunshine coming up over the horizon, clear skies overhead and very little cloud cover right now. we'll stay sunny and warm this afternoon, a nice one on tap. 64 degrees outside in philadelphia. 45 in allentown. a lot of suburbs in the 40s. the jacket is a smart idea this morning. there you see the lack of cloud cover there's a little bit streaking in over c

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is now going to speak before thousands of people that will be attending the convention in louisville, kentucky over the weekend. this is the 145th meeting of the nra, their annual convention. they anticipate over 70,000 people coming and 800 different exhibits set up in a different area outside the room where most of the speakers will be talking to crowds later today. let's listen to donald trump and his remarks. >> i've been a member for a long time. my boys are members. they're much better shooters than i am. they know more about guns -- i don't know, there might be two or three people in this room, believe it or not, not many. to get the endorsement, believe me, is a fantastic honor. [ applause ] >> i just said to wayne and i just said to chris, will not let you down. remember that. i will not let you down. [ applause ] >> you know, i wrote a few remarks and i'm going to actually read them because we go into a little detail. but i will tell you that hillary clinton and, you know, i call her crooked hillary because all you have to do is read whatever newspaper you wan, but hillary clinton wa

now nbc's katy tur is on the ground in louisville, kentucky. will be there later today to talk to the nra. this is interesting. the nra we think in the republican primary such an important constituency. now trump turning to the general election. what kind of a message is he going to be bringing to this group today? >> well, he's going to be talking about gun rights. you can pretty much bet on that. it's part of his, trust me, i am a republican tour that he's been on of late. he's in a real about-face on gun issues. this is one area we haven't seen him change since he's announced his candidacy for the white house. earlier, he was very much for an assault rifles ban. he was for more background checks but since he started campaigning, he has been very much pro gun rights saying any sort of gun -- effort to reduce gun rights or any sort of ban or expanded background check has been a complete failure. it's a real about-face on the issue for donald trump. he's gone as far as to say a gun-free zones in schools should be abolished. very pro second amen

the eyes -- >> we are going to break away from the last couple minutes and take you live to louisville, kentucky. senator bernie sanders speaking to a large crowd outdoors. bernie sanders: louisville, thank you! in case you haven't noticed, there are a lot of people here tonight and i appreciate that. [applause] campaignnders: this began just about a year ago. and when we began, people were saying, bernie is a nice guy, he combs his hair beautifully. [laughter] bernie sanders: but none the less, he is a fringe candidate. -- alright. well, a lot has happened in the last year. one --oday, we have now won 17 primaries and caucuses. some 9 milliond votes. when we started this campaign, we were 60 points behind secretary clinton in national and a few of the polls actually have us that had a few points -- have us ahead a few points. i will tell you what is extremely exciting for me, and that is in primary after primary , caucus after caucus, we end up 45ning the vote of people years of age or younger. and that is important because it tells me that the ideas that we are fighting for our the ideas of th

hillary clinton is in louisville, kentucky, this morning and campaigning there today and tomorrow. they added that to her schedule. they believe kentucky can win, it's a closed democratic primary. she's done better where independents can't vote. the clinton campaign shifted almost entirely to donald trump but they do not want to finish these 11 contests, which are eight states and three territories, the district of columbia, puerto rico and the virgin islands. they don't want to finish this 0 for 11. they want to win some. they think they can win kentucky this week. california and new jersey also is, you know, complicating thing because that basically ends it. they want to go out an a whim because it's damaging with bernie sanders winning. mathematically speaking even if he wins by the 67% like you said he still needs super delegates to put him over the top and of course we know where those super delegates stand. you say hillary is at 11 in terms of focusing. you say bernie sanders is two or three. the campaign did put out a fund-raising plea which caused some controversy. it said t

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the presumptive republican nominee will meet with nra members and republican leaders in louisville, kentucky to patch up the party. since the start of his campaign, trump has pledged to get rid of gun-prezones at schools and military -- gun- free zones at schools and military bases. hillary clinton will appear in florida tomorrow with the mother of trayvon martin and other parents whose children died from gun violence. the latest cbs news poll shows clinton with a lead from trump, lower than last month. >>> time is running out for californians to register to vote or change their party affiliation ahead of the june primary. monday is the deadline. if you are registered as a democrat, republican or independent, you can only vote for candidates of that party. you can register or make changes online. we have a link to that on our website, cbssf.com. >>> egyptian air and naval crews have found wreckage from the plane that disappeared over the mediterranean sea and now they are working to figure out what brought egyptair flight 804 down. tina kraus reports. >> reporter: greek authorities say egypt

katy tur is in louisville, kentucky.mp expected to speak there later at that to an nra event and kristen welker on the clinton beat. katy, let's start with you in louisville. so donald trump, this is a constituency, gun owners, the nra, very important in a republican primary. looks like the republican party is mostly -- primary is mostly in his rear-view mirror but he still has some fence mending to do. is that what he's up to in louisville? >> this has been the don't worry or trust me, i am a real republican tour that he's been on for the past two weeks. also something that he says is none of anyone's business is whether he actually shoots a gun. i asked him this last july when i asked him if he owned a gun and he said yes. i asked him if he ever shot it and he told me it was none of your business. since then he's done -- he's come a long way, if you will, when it comes to gun rights. he's always been very adamant about the second amendment and he said over and over again that schools should not beg gun-free zones and i

windup, donald trump running about 15 minutes late before speaking to a crowd gathered in louisville, kentucky, this is the 145th convention of the nra meeting there. they expect over 70,000 people gun enthusiasts to be traveling through this convention over the weekend. they have over 800 different booths set up. as brian was pointing out and chris talking about as well, donald trump has this opportunity to reassure the members of the nra and those interested in the freedom for the second amendment, donald trump has the opportunity to make sure these people are on his side. he has had conflicting policy position s about second amendmet rights over the years. most recently, he told everyone he has a concealed weapons permit, concealed carry. he thinks that that should be valid in all 50 states. that's one of the many positions donald trump currently has as a presidential candidate running for the white house. nbc's jacob rascon is at this meeting in louisville. what is the sense you get from folks there to see donald trump that they want to hear from the presumptive gop nominee? >> reporter: d

neil: moments away from donald trump addressing nra gathering in louisville kentucky.clarification many solve many his positions gone back and forth not necessarily gun ownership but background checks. many nra members want clarification. safe to say they would vastly prefer he to hillary clinton with whom they have had run-s in the past. donald trump addressing them a week he is triesing to ease critics concerns trying to work on foreign policy with meeting with henry kissinger and economic policy with steve moore and larry kudlow. providing 11 names, 11 prospects would each be boffo picks for replacements for antonin scalia. jed babin joining us right now on what is happening have a world away. we're getting conflicting stories, jeb. some say there is wreckage been found. that is what egyptians are saying. no one else is confirming that. that is part of a bigger problem. how can we believe from what the egyptians are saying? >> we can feel that the where we tracked it themselves. we have satellite photos of an oil slick. i heard that before. we will search in that pa

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he spoke with supporters just outside louisville, kentucky. >> we understand, and i do not deny it for one second, that we have an uphill battle in front of us. >> reporter: hillary clinton is focused on the general election, her campaign quiet tonight, and trump says he's focused on beating her. >> we're going after hillary clinton. >> reporter: well, clinton's campaign came out with a statement late tonight, calling trump too big of a risk who "seeks to bully and divide americans." live in the digital operations center, denise nakano. >> and trump and clinton are zeroing in on the delegation. >> both with delegate leads. trump catapulted his delegate count north of 2,000, less than 200 delegates from the nomination. sanders' win added to his delegate total, but the vermont senator still sits 800 behind clinton, who needs just a fraction of that number to look up the democratic bid. if you have the nbc 10 app, you got the results as soon as they came in. stay with the loop with a free download. >>> stalked, attacked and fighting for her life. police release this new video of a young w

trump spoke at the convention in louisville, kentucky, he promised the crowd he would not let them down. trump spent most of his time attacking democratic front-runner hillary clinton. >> crooked hillary clinton is the most anti-gun, anti-2nd amendment candidate ever to run for office and as i said before, she wants to abolish the 2nd amendment. she wants to take your guns away. she wants to abolish. just remember that. >> this weekend, clinton is scheduled to take part in a gun control event with the mothers of shooting victims including trayvon martin. if clinton clinches the nomination, expect thousands of bernie sanders supporters to protest the democratic national convention here in philadelphia. black men for bernie is one of four groups supporting sanders that plans to rally at the convention. people can demonstrate at city hall, thomas payne plaza and across from the wells fargo center at fdr park. >>> tonight, there are reports that sensors detected smoke in a laboratory aboard the crashed egyptair plane. it could mean there was a fire aboard. search crews meantime still lookin

senior political correspondent mike emanuel is live from louisville, kentucky with more. hi, mike. >> reporter: hi, arthel. yeah. we have both democratic candidates competing here on the ground in kentucky today. should be quite a ceodown ahead of tuesday's primaries. for hillary clinton at this stage here focus is on getting key constituencies out to vote ahead of the primary day. clinton has visited two churches here in the louisville-year trying to drive the african-american turnout, key constituency for her in states where she's won and she wants to make sure that's the case once again in the bluegrass state. part of her message is talking a bit about her faith on this sunday and saying she wants to be the leader to basically help everyone get ahead. meanwhile, bernie sanders is working it hard here in kentucky on day two of his tour through the blue grass state. he's likely to do well in the eastern part of the state which in many ways is similar to west virginia where he won later this week. on the stump sander is taking aim out the senate majority leader who happens

thursday is the start of the national rifle association's annual meeting in louisville, kentucky. legg awards in new york city. saturday is the day horse racing's preakness stakes are run at pem licko in baltimore, maryland. and here is what's new for your weekend. kenny rogers begins his final world tour. ♪ you and me ♪ we'll be together again ♪ because we both know ♪ we'll still be old friends >> rose: jodie foster's "money monster" starring george cleany and julia roberts is release ren theaters nationwide. >> cut the feed! >> turn the cameras on! >> what do you want me to do? >> turn them on! >> put it up. >> and the shaky knees music festival gets under way in atlanta, georgia. >> rose: this past weekend, i was honored to receive an honorary doctorate from the university of the south. i gave the commencement speech, and at the same time, i had a wonderful conversation with one of that school's most honored graduates, the historian and pulitzer prize-winning writer john meacham. let me share with you some of what we said. >> we're fortunate, indeed, to have two experts in the

. >> hillary clinton drew her own big crowds in louisville, kentucky. her campaign made a six figure ad buy in the state according to data obtained from nbc news. in spite of the shift of the focus to trump. >> if i'm fortunate enough to be the nominee i'm looking forward to debating donald trump come the fall. >> she's projecting that, why is she spending money in tv ads in kentucky? it sounds to me like she understands that we are in this race, that we have been included west virginia and nine more primary and caucus contests. >>> then there were these comments from vice president joe biden who for months has said enough to leave people guessing about where he stands on the race. >> you bring up the next president, we're all anxious to see -- >> who she is. [ laughter ] i feel confident that hillary will be the nominee and i feel confident she'll be the next president. >>> clinton is fighting personal attacks from trump and more to come from manafort. >> he said she did nasty things to the women against bill clinton. >> he definitely knows what he's t

. >> turning now to campaign 2016, donald trump is in louisville, kentucky today to speak at the nra convention. >> but before that the presumptive republican presidential nominee made stop in new jersey with governor chris christie. "eyewitness news" was in lawrenceville last night where trump helped the governor pay off his campaign debt at fundraising event. among the things trump spoke about was the recent egypt air crash which he is calling terrorism. >> a plane got blown out of the sky. if anything -- if anything thinks it wasn't blown out of the sky your 100% wrong, folks, okay? >> a new quinnipiac pole out thursday has trump trailing hillary clinton by 7 percent in new jersey. he is trailing bernie sanders by 11%. clinton still leads new jersey over sanders according to the pole. >> on the democratic side bernie sanders is taking his campaign to new mexico today where he had several rallies planned. meantime, hillary clinton will be in texas. in a interview with cnn, clinton calls trump unqualified to be president. and when asked about the possibility of bernie sanders being

. >> louisville, kentucky, my home town, and also home to the 2016 n.r.a. national convention, a three-day conference full of patriotic t-shirts. hilarious bumper stickers, and 11 acres of fun. dedicated to telling anyone who wants to take our guns away-- >> get your hands off my freedom. >> and keep them off. i was raised by an n.r.a. member and surrounded by guns by entire life. i know what you're thinking opinion why did desi dye her hair brown her entire childhood? it was just a phase. i headed straight for the press check-in. i couldn't wait to use my first amendment freedom of the press to protect the second amendment. there was just one problem. >> you're not credentialed for the event. >> i got-- i got discre derbled right there yup. that's first amendment, freedom of speech, freedom of press. yeah. that's weird. i mean, right on the n.r.a.'s web site it says their primary mission is to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. but as a nice policeman with a cove helped me leave the convention center, i realized they had a point. it

. >>> now, turning to campaign 2016, donald trump is in louisville, kentucky today to speak at the nra convention, but, before, that the presumptive republican presidential nominee made a stop in new jersey, with governor chris christie. "eyewitness news" in lawrenceville last night, where trump helped the governor pay off his campaign debt at fundraising event. during a speech trump respond today comments hillary clinton made about the recent egypt air crash. >> so today we had a terrible tragedy and she came up and she said that donald trump talked about radical islamic terrorism, which she don't want to use, she used a different term, because she don't want to use that term. she refuses to use that term. >> and a visit from donald trump brought protesters to the garden state outside across the street, many held signs, protesting trump running for president. >>> on the democratic side, bernie sanders is taking his campaign to new mexico today, where he has several rallies planned. meantime, hillary clinton will be in texas, in a interview with cnn, clinton called trump unqualified to

it happen 40d years ago in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. >> that's looking good. i started working in the restaurant business in high school as a busboy, so a long time, since i was 18. >> taylor worked his way up to a waiter, a bartender, and eventually held management positions at chains like tgi fridays, ben began's and kfc. >> i learned that food quality matters. in the early days, i won't say which concepts i worked for but the food wasn't so good. >> so he began cooking up plans for his own place. he sketched out early ideas, where else, on a cocktail in 1992 and then went looking for investors. there's a story you approached some big investors like john y. brown of kfc. >> absolutely. >> what did he tell you? >> no. i would say all told i got turned down over 100 times. i ended up getting three doctors to start me out at texas roadhouse. >> in february of 1993 taylor opened the first texas roadhouse in indiana with more following soon after. by the end of the first year texas roadhouse had served more than a quarter of a mill youngests. >> six-second read.

. >> and cecilia vega joins us now from a clinton rally in louisville, kentucky. that campaign team aware of the battleground numbers today, troubling for team clinton. but in the meantime, cecilia, donald trump says he's narrowed down his list of potential running mates? >> reporter: he says he's narrowed it down to five or six people, david, that this businessman will give extra weight to someone with political experience, and one name, david, that we know is on that list tonight? former rival chris christie. >> all right, cecilia vega in kentucky for us. thank you, cecilia. >>> and back to the vice president for a moment. robin roberts will have much more of her exclusive interview with joe biden on "gma" tomorrow morning about the 2016 race, about donald trump and about biden's own moonshot cancer initiative. that's all tomorrow morning on "good morning america." >>> in the meantime tonight, we turn to a midair scare, a flight from puerto rico to orlando, rocked by such fierce turbulence that the oxygen masks deployed. at least eight people were injured. here'

. >> and tom llamas with us tonight from louisville, kentucky. there news about donald trump's taxes? >> in the late '70s for two year, he did not play taxes. he took advantage of a loophole for real estate investors. he says he has used the system to his advantage with taxes of bankruptcy. >> tom llamas, thanks. >>> next to the zika emergency and a startling headline. the cdc reporting triple the number of pregnant women with the virus. they had reporting 48 women with the virus. and tonight, it's up to 157. tonight, they are acknowledging the mothers are at a risk with having a child with birth defects. >>> we turn next to an abc news exclusive here. diane sawyer inside rikers island, a sweeping jail complex with the highest rate of violence in the country. and awaiting trial, not convicted of any crime. what could be a major change inside those walls and diane takes us in. >> reporter: tonight, come with us to rikers island. a place haunted by a violent history. listen. the sound of solitary confinement. >> they treat us like animals in here!

." >> and cecilia vega joins us now from louisville, kentucky, tonight. cecilia, donald trump today saying he'd make another major break with american foreign policy. this time, involving north korea's mysterious leader? >> reporter: he did, david. he said he would be willing to meet with north korea's kim jong-un to try to stop that country's nuclear program. donald trump said, quote, "i would have no problem speaking to him." there are currently two americans detained in that country right now, and as you said, a meeting with that country's leader would mark a major shift in u.s. policy. david? >> all right, indeed. cecilia vega tonight. in a gray and wet louisville there. cecilia, thank you. >>> next tonight, back here at home, to a former police officer who was arrested in texas years after a shooting death, while on duty in st. louis. shooting a suspect at point blank range. jason stockley is charged with first degree murder now. there was a high speed chase at the time. police say they thought they saw a drug deal. when the chase ended, stockley all