luke: you coming on?er] narrator: he has collected old fishing boats from around the country and plans to place them , deep in the woods outside bristol where he lives and , works. luke: "withdrawn" came as an idea by all flooding we had last winter in the southwest of england. you would see houses underwater, cars floating down roads. i think with those extreme weather events, you end up with this very sublime, almost poetic imagery. it is awful, but at the same time, they are very strong, powerful images that come out of tsunamis or tidal surge. the imagery for a set of fishing boats abandoned or that have , been dumped perhaps in the middle of the woodland came from that kind of experience. the boats will act as a venue for all sorts of lectures and performances. but one of my slight concerns is, if people have heard about the project and they go to see the boats in the woods, then maybe a percentage of population that goes, "well, that is just some boats in the woods," but there is some self-doubt abo

and draymond green, who is the closest to luke walton, has his thoughts on coach luke leaving at 6 k-mart. >> -- at 6:00. >> a rebuilding down there. >>> ahead, not just a stroll across the golden gate bridge. why this walk at has so much significance for thousands of girl scouts. we live in a pick choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter the sleep number bed, designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. save $1200 on the i10 mattress with purchase of sleepiq technology and flexfit3 adjustable base. hurry! ends saturday. know better sleep, with sleep number. >>> on abc7 news at 6:00, windy day causing trouble, toppling tents as fundraiser in south bay. and a popular sell con valley book store is forced to close its doors puts say they're not going down without a fight. >>> happy 100th anniversary, abc7 news was at the golden gate bridge for

katy tur, hallie jackson and luke russert. katy tur, we begin where the story is at rnc headquarters. you're right outside there. donald trump pulled up a short while ago. paul ryan is in the building. set the scene for us. >> well, basically this building is surrounded by press. take a look at what you're seeing right outside of the back door where donald trump just went in. same scene out of the front door. everyone is trying to figure out what is going to be happening inside that's meeting. high expectations out here. if you talk to the donald trump campaign and paul ryan's folks, the expectations are not as high inside that meeting. the two men saying they want to get to know each other. feel each other out. they haven't had much interaction whatsoever. this is a meeting that will try and get them on the same page. once they get to know each other, that's when they'll start talking about policy. obviously a lot of policy gaps between trump and ryan right now. immigration being one. that muslim ban being another. will they

you and luke were talking about it. i think it's probably to have a meeting and start talking about what they actually agree on and discard some of the disagreements and how they can cast the election as you don't want a third obama term and that hillary clinton would end up doing that. craig, i was really struck on the surface, paul ryan's remarks about donald trump and tomorrow's meeting were very magnanimous. kind of bearing some of the disagreements that he might have. but what was totally striking was the fact that paul ryan saying we shouldn't pretend like we are unified. we had a very bitter primary season and we have a long time to go to heal this party. the reason that strikes me, craig, is we've actually seen a lot of tough primary elections in the past since i've been covering politics, the 2008 democrat race between barack obama and hillary clinton. you know, what paul ryan is doing is the equivalent of nancy pelosi saying even after hillary clinton dropped out, you know what, i'm not sure i can endorse this

luke, you were saying this yesterday. we had you on the show.l ryan at the start of of the week, this was huge news. he said he couldn't support at that point his party's nominee. now feeling like a bit of an island when it comes to republican leaders. >> reporter: yeah, he's an outlier right now, mcconnell is on board. the nrsc chairman, roger wicker is on board. those are the two men in charge of getting elected republicans back into the building come election time. you also see the leadership by kathie mcmorris rogers who i spoke to and you're starting to see this idea of, okay, donald trump may not be the person we thought we were going to be working with, but there's clearly somebody here that we can do business with. and by the way, he is kind of an empty suit when it comes to policy, because he's never really been well versed in it. and maybe, just maybe, we could fill that suit with our own policy ideas and trust that he would put smart people around him. maybe all of this that he's been doing on the campaign trail is just for show. one

luke retired from the lakers just three years ago. now he is in charge of resurrecting the once-proud franchise. he led the warriors to the 34-0 record starting the season when he replaced steve kerr when he had back issues. he won two that will chips with his history with the lakers. he said his history with the lakers was a factor. >> i feel part of the family. >> it's nice to go back and rebuild what we used to have there. >> luke called me maybe around 4:00 or so. he said, i got good news and bad news. i said what's the good news? he said the lakers offered me the job. i said what's the bad news? he said i took it. [laughter] >> round two, game one between the warriors and trailblazers today at 12:30. it's here on abc7. catch "after the game" with larry beil and adonal foyle and yours truly live at oracle with post-game reaction. >>> after a rough spring training, they sent him to the minors, jesse hahn made it back to the big leagues yesterday pitching against the astros. mom said i should wear sunscreen, so he rubbed some on on

luke shrago has this report.luke: the french government has had enough, pushing forward deeply unpopular labor form performs by decree. >> it is a good bill for our country and is an act of confidence in dialogue. luke: i like that has led nowhere after months of negotiations and popular protests. it is institute opened the labor market -- it is designed to open the labor market and dilute unemployment that unions and students say it will erode worker rights and failed to secure jobs for young people. however, the bill retains the means for firms to conduct layoffs in the event of falling turnover. politicians have been universally critical of the latest move to cut them out of the process. is meant toll that encourage and reduce social dialogue am i think this is a terrible confession of failure. >> taking away the right of express themselves from whether they are for or against this lock him will be seen by huge part of the population is a form of brutality. luke: fury from across the political divide, too, wit

rae found luke skywalker. we found bob.ormally guides tourists up the more than 600 steps that climb to the top of this unesco world heritage site. >> only one way up, i guess. >> that's right. >> reporter: steps that take you past breathtaking views. along heart-stopping ledges and past the puffins to the peak where about 1,500 years ago industrious monks built a monastery that was occupied the next six centuries. >> the magical thing to me is the fact that you can look in these dark doorways today and look in at exactly what sixth century men looked at. >> reporter: sixth century men never looked at anything like this. yet that's exactly what 21st century tourists have come to do. janet moore beamed up from tampa. >> we were planning to come to ireland before even the "star wars" movie came out. and then that clinched it. >> reporter: it clinched brian and ellie summerfield from michigan. >> we thought it would be fun to come out here and pretend i was skywalker and she was -- what's her name? >> rae. >> yeah. >> reporter

that's good. >> if it's good enough for luke, it's good enough for you?s good enough for the monks, it's good enough for me. >>> the summer olympics in brazil begin august 5th. some of america's top athletes are still not sure they're going to attend. ben tracy reports from the u.s. olympic training center in colorado springs. >> there are growing concerns. you have everything from crime to polluted water where some of these competitions will take place. then of course there is the zika virus. some olympic hopefuls are still fighting for a spot on team usa. but at the u.s. olympic training center, there is no shortage of excitement or confidence. >> it's amazing feeling that we're going together to the olympics. ready to kill it. >> reporter: this marathon runner is training in a room that simulates the low-altitude and high-temperature environment of rio. >> very focused. >> reporter: alan ashley is chief of sport performance for the u.s. olympic committee. he knows the weather in rio is not the biggest problem. >> the water in rio where some of the tria

luke russert also at rnc headquarters. i know you've been talking to some of the republican members of congress who publicly support trump, stopped by party headquarters this morning. what are they saying about the meeting so far? what are they saying about paul ryan's reluctance to endorse donald trump? >> reporter: good morning, craig, i'm here outside rnc. you can see the spectators by the metro. what you're referencing to here is the capitol hill club. that's a republican meeting place and very swank place, shall we say. members are going in and out of there this morning. some of them even taking pictures of the media circus that shows when donald trump comes to down. i saw chairman goodlatte taking a picture. tom cole, a former chairman, someone willing to work with leadership, pretty solid minded guy. as someone as a figure head within the house of the republican conference, what worries you the most about donald trump? and he said unpredictability. i would venture to say that's what paul ryan worries the most about

should he do something to help luke?mind when the woman comes after him too. >> that's why the film stopped. i just thought well i better stop now. >> so just who is this female ball of terror scaring her neighbors? >> my name is valerie. i'm 63. i'm a mother of four and a grandmother of six. and i'm 4'10". and i don't really take it upon myself to hit everybody but i'm afraid he got me in the wrong mood that morning. >> vallerie tells her side of te story. >> i had my car out from here. it's an industrial bin and i walked over here to and i pushed it and i happened to have the newspaper in my hands. so bang, bang, bang and he was here. and he went like this. he was frightened of me. he was frightened. and the more he stopped. the more i did it. i don't know how many times. i'm the wicked evil grandmother. >> and what makes her angrier is that she sees perry in the corner of the drivethrough with his cell phone catching everything on camera. >> he was there. i had my back to him. i didn't see what was happening. and when

luke russert, you talked to everyone on the hill.ut the supreme court vacancy and whether the likelihood of a trump nomination putting him in the position of 50/50 chance, of course, to be the next president of the united states, whether that it will have any impact at all on the republicans' decision to not give him a cop firmation hearing. >> reporter: well, it's interesting you bring that up, andrea. red state, the popular conservative blog, which is very much antiestablishment, they were the people who spearheaded these vote no hearing movement regarding garland. they came around today and put out an op-ed saying if donald trump is going to be our nominee we should confirm garland because who knows who hillary will put forward, someone younger and more liberal. no, they're still going to allow the president to make that decision versus garland. i think that is the most interesting thing going forward, andrea, how does paul ryan play with donald trump? how does mitch mcconnell play with donald trump? i spoke to democratic operativ

luke, that's what he said. >> i saw it. i know what's you're talking about. >> this distances himself from paul ryan potentially. >> one of the main tenets of republican party policy going back to george h.w. bush's famous flip-flop of read my lips no new taxes and then agreeing to raise some taxes has been an arted position back by grover norquist. we'll not raise taxes in any capacity. and donald trump saying to chuck todd on "meet the press." well, that was my opening negotiation. maybe we need to raise the taxes on the wealthy a little bit and businesses pay a little more. the middle class has to be protected. that's so far away from where paul ryan and a majority of the house gop conference stand on taxes that if there's -- that's the type of divide that would be equivalent of a democrat coming out and saying, the iraq war, george w. bush made a good call. that gives you an idea how big of a call that is. a few other ones to look at, paul ryan was very upset about donald trump's call to ban muslims from coming into the

. >> joining me is luke russert and hallie jackson. luke, first to you. you know this caucus and your reporting is that inside the caucus several members got up and said, you blind sided us, paul ryan, by your hesitation. the caucus itself, many of these congressional members want him to fall into line with donald trump. >> reporter: there's real division within the conference, we can report, dre. it's always trump, sometimes trump and never trump. some stood up and said, look, we would have liked to have gotten heads up about this position you're going to take about not having a full-on endorsement because it put us in a difficult place. we also have members who say we complete completely agree with you. other members say we still have to figure out whether or not we want to go all in with trump or take a step back. what i think you're eg is a very divided republican conference because you have some real divisions regarding policy. tax policy for one, entitle policy for one, foreign policy for one. these are things paul ryan is not onboard with yet with

my colleague luke russert is joining us now as well. luke, we're anticipating that paul ryan is going to be speaking a few minutes from now. traditionally makes his first comments before he's asked questions by reporters like you in the front row about a topic like donald trump. what are you hearing from paul ryan? any closer to an endorsement? rmt they did have a phone call last night. and both camps said that phone call was very simply good. and i think what you're seeing now though between ryan and trump is this development of a relationship. ryan is trying to get to yes but still has a few serious concerns, primarily resonate around a few things. number one, is ryan's view of trump is perhaps being too ee namerred with executive power and mentioned that in an off camera with reporters that he feels congress has to be an equal branch. also to some degree trying to preserve his own political future by not embracing trump fully right off the bat and wants to get some kind of concession for conservatives whether in the house republican

luke shrago has the story. apocalyptic scenes of destruction in western canada as residents of fort mcmurray scramble to escape raging fires. maney did not even have time to pack. kit is a disaster and they did not even really let us take our things when we ask so we lost every thing. we only have what we have on our backs. luke: with tinderbox-dry conditions and hot temperatures, the blaze broke out on sunday. firefighters nearly had it under control until the wind shifted in two days later. it left the city's 80,000 residents under evacuation orders with some stranded on highways of local gas stations run out of petrol. canadian authorities were sending feel to them, the country united behind those affected. >> dealing with offers of support and calls from the atlantic provinces all the way lookingc as people are at how they can support their friends and neighbors. canada is a country where we look out for our neighbors and are there for each other in difficult times. luke: emergency services were doing what

luke's hospital is on lock down due to >>> breaking news is out of san francisco where saint luke's hospital is on lockdown because of police activity in the area of valencia street and caesar chavez. >> police warning people to avoid that area in the mission district. we're watching this story ever so carefully. we will bring you the latest on air and of course we'll be online, as well. good morning p. thank you for joining us. >> our other top story this morning -- >> ball handling. fires up the three. does it again. >> steph curry does it again. the warriors star is the mvp for the second time in two years. and it was unanimous. >> favorite part about that is paul allen. steph curry's season has been unbelievable. he broke the record for the most three poentsers in the season. last night he broke the record for the most points in a period of overtime. >> and this morning he broke the another record. curry first unanimous mvp in league history. bob b bobry dell is outside the arena. >> reporter: and all chose steph curry as this year's mv. . they will speak to the media at a news conferenc

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what if we sent luke to the game without us today? we can't do that.s. my mom never went to any of my stuff. i'm fine. why didn't she go to any of your stuff? because she was an incredibly competitive woman who didn't like to see me do very well at anything, but i think it's pretty clear who won. mm-hmm. i'm working now, you know, and i really need my weekends back

i turned to luke and i said luke, is he shimmying, he is one for 11 from three. >> so you better believe in yourself shimmying for one for 11. a nice moment right there. you can shimmy all you want. steph curry certainly finish with a flurry. we got a completely -- kind of story brewing for the oakland a's. it is just reaching disaster. their starting pitching in fenway. disgruntled afan and sean meija gives up these hits and that home run traveled 468 feet. a's are trailing 3-0 in the first inning and sox pouring it on. this guy took pablo sandoval's job away. a three-run homer. and this kid has himself a baseball. the a's get a rally going and a four run 6th inning and cocoa crisp with a monster and by the time they track it down a two- run double and 13-5 in the 8th inning and the a's starting pitching basically the last three games have given up double digits. even sony gray getting lit up last night. >>> sharks up thursday. >> game seven in the stanley cup playoffs. >> we know you will be watching. is he one and 11 shimmying down the side lines. >> you got to flaunt it. >> we have k

luke retired from the lakers just three years ago.charge of resurrecting the once-proud franchise. he led the warriors to the 34-0 record starting the season when he replaced steve kerr when he had back issues. he won two that will chips with his history with the lakers. he said his history with the lakers was a factor. >> i feel part of the family. [inaudible interview] >> it's nice to go back and rebuild what we used to have there. >> luke called me maybe around 4:00 or so. he said, i got good news and bad news. i said what's the good news? he said the lakers offered me the job. i said what's the bad news? he said i took it. [laughter] >> round two, game one between the warriors and trailblazers today at 12:30. it's here on abc7. catch "after the game" with larry beil and adonal foyle and yours truly with the game action. >> now to the spurs. lamarcus leading the way. he had 38 points in 30 minutes. gets tripped and still manages to make the basket. spurs shot 61% from the field and win by 32 points and take the 1-0 lead in this ser

that's good. >> reporter: good enough for luke. has been here for a long time. >> reporter: for "cbs morning news," i'm mark fill osteoporosis -- mark phillips on skellig michael. >> it's a great scene with luke skywalker, i are no idea it's a beautiful isla in ireland. >> a great story and master storytel,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we'd like to dedicate this award to the brave women who day in and day out are death risks and dedicating their lives to our country through the u.s. military, and especially to the courageous women marines that we profiled here who were determined to prove that women can serve on the front lines of combat in the marines. >> that's cbs news correspondent jan crawford accepting a grace award with katherine reynolds on the left. they went for the story toasting female marines sunday. and "48 hours" won awards honoring outstanding women in the media. and we got another winner at the table. when you see norah o'donnell out and about today, say congratulations for best on-air talent in the national news ,, fr

hallie jackson and luke russert, great. learned a lot. today's panel, amy holmes, speech writer for former senate majority leader bill frist, author of "black ethnic" and finally senior political wrirlt at "538." what's the purpose, having worked on capitol hill, i keep going back and forth on what this meeting was, essentially a made-for-tv moment where essentially it's all been foreorda foreordained, he'll be nominated as the leader of the party and there's real differences where people node to be brought on board. >> it's a real meeting and not made for television and they weren't photographed or actually recorded together or hugging. >> good point. >> did not do the standard photo-op when you make a made-for-television meeting. >> exactly. i spoke today with a former rnc official and he said paul ryan has to walk a fine line and spoke with a k street lobbyist, plugged into the republican establishment saying paul ryan needs to walk a fine line in terms of trying to create unity with the party but as luke russert was mention is not nec

luke is on the hill for us today.s wrap up, i want to get a sense from you about how we sort of cast this moment. of course, it is just a step and may have been a predictable step but it is a significant step in the course of this campaign season. >> reporter: it certainly is, peter. you were right to say donald trump just left that motorcade to some folks. i think there are two main take aways from today. number one, the fact that there is progress between donald trump and paul ryan. that's significant. number two, was there no fall on endorsement. when you project it out to the future. members i spoke to today and some operatives i spoke to today say it is not good for the party to have the speaker and the nominee not 100% locked together. they're supposed to be tight. regardless it is right behind me. interestingly enough, this was between donald trump and mitch mcconnell. mcconnell has not embraced donald trump. he said he was optimistic of the second ballot of the convention that could be used to get rid of donal

as luke said, the story got ahead where he actually is.going to wait for this endorsement? >> i think we will wait until probably early or mid june, i think at some point, donald trump and paul ryan will find a way to come out and say they agree on broad policy principles. they will never agree to the tone and tenor of his campaign, but i think paul ryan is resign as speaker of the house highest elected official in the country he has to endorse donald trump for president because it's more trouble than otherwise. he will get there but wants to send a message to trump he will never endorse him just for his own sake because they have such deep differences on policy. on capitol hill, luke and i discussed this most agree on policy but disagree on tactics. when it comes to paul ryan and donald trump, there are deep policy differences as well as difference on tactics. i think paul ryan is trying to keep some sort of control over the republican party, as we've understood it the past 30 years and send a message to donald trump but not cede full con

luke's hospital is closed because of a suspicious device. can you see the hospital on the map. police are on the scene. they are checking the device. they are directing people away from the area toward other entrances at st. luke's hospital. >> today, we are hearing from the woman who recorded and posted a video of her confrontation with a muni operator over a parking space that involved racial slurs. amy hollyfield is in interview -- is in san francisco with the interview. >> she wants to thank the community for all of the support she received and thank muni for the reaction, moving to firing the remain low he. a man in a muni uniform angry at a woman over a parking spot. >> i'm a what? >> [ blank ]. >> i am not even black. >> your mentality [ blank ]. >> maqra saw the packing spot and grabbed it by the wharf and then the car backed up you could tell the map was yelling inside, pulled out her cell phone to record it in case he turned violent. >> i was shocked. i was, like, i could not believe he was so openly racist especially with me videotaping him. >> she said it continues

. >> the warriors' discuss landed luke walton a new job. he spoke to the media, and the sharks advancing deep into the stanley cup >>> dozens of older adults gathered in san francisco today to listen and learn about brain health and aging. >> as you get older, something you have to keep an eye on. >> there's somebody who knows something about brain health. mike shumann hosted the event, called laugh line, where local storytellers share speakerrenses another get getting older. the free event is sponsored by "what is brain health" to help people make the most of their brains as they age. >> today the warriors' dance squad joint the community in daly city to help fix up a family services center. this photo shows dozens of volunteers at the child attempt center the facility is outdated and needs repairs so several local organizations and businesses teamed up to give it a thorough cleaning and make much needed improvements. >>> speaking of the warriors, they begin round two tomorrow, taking on the portland trail blazers at oracle arena. live cov

. >> the warriors' discuss landed luke walton a new job. he spoke to the media, and the sharks advancing deep into the stanley cup that's a good lookin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist organic things. can i touch it? yeah, get in there. that feels really good. nature's care organic garden soil. that's some good dirt. and that's some other good stuff too. >>> dozens of older adults gathered in san francisco today to listen and learn about brain health and aging. >> as you get older, something you have to keep an eye on. >> there's somebody who knows something about brain health. mike shumann hosted the event, called laugh line, where local storytellers share speakerrenses another get getting older. the free event is sponsored by "what is brain health" to help people make the most of their brains as they age. >> today the warriors' dance squad joint the community in daly city to help fix up a family services center. this photo shows dozens of volunteers at the child attempt center the facility is outd

luke russert, thanks so much. we were wondering technically speaking can paul ryan be blocked from chairing the rnc convention and how would a different chair be made? we went to our chief legal correspondent on that. how would it work if they wanted to put in somebody like a trump friendly person? >> sure. the convention can put in whoever they want. this particular fight is interesting if it goes in donald trump's favor. donald trump is the presumptive nominee. he won the primary. i think it's reasonable to say at the convention he wants a loyal supporter in charge not someone withholding support unusual in a political party. under rule 41 they set up a committee by the delegates and they can choose any for the chair and the chair decides all sorts of rules and voice votes. it matters. typically the top ranking republican in the house but doesn't have to be. the only thing i will flag on this busy news day, luke just outlined significant policy differences between these two men. they're not going away in a snap.

luke, good seeing you. >> reporter: good morning there, jose.l ryan saying what he said all along that he was not going to comment on every ebb and flow of this presidential election in regards to donald trump but did say there would be ongoing policy discussions between his team and trump's team as they march closer to cleveland where donald trump will eventually become the official nominee of the republican party. there was a question i asked him about a new nbc news survey that said six in ten republican voters trust donald trump to lead the republican party as opposed to four in ten for speaker ryan. take a listen to his answer to that question. >> speaker ryan, a new nbc news poll questioned who do you trust more to lead the republican party, donald trump 58, paul ryan 39. >> i hope it's donald trump, he's getting the nomination. he should -- he's wrapping up the nomination. good lord, i hope it is because the person that's getting the nomination of our party is the person to lead our party. thank you. >> reporter: so, jose, interesting the

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that was senator bob corker with luke russert today.lation continues to swirl about dond trump's potential running mate. they are the ones who would be vetting his potential running mates. i'm joined by halie jackson from capital hill. he's the presumptive nominee. >> what is the speculation? what is the talk? we don't know much. they are talking with luke that he hasn't been talked about with by the trump campaign about being considered as a vice presidential selection. there are names that are being floated. bob corker is one of them. at the jones day law firm you just mentioned it was a notable atte attendee. jim baker who was a chief of staff to presidents reagan and bush 41 who had a long history in washington. no that he is being discussed as a v.p. pick but someone who can help trump navigate some of the relationships in washington as he tries to build these bridges. i'm told that navigating the relationships is something that came up in the meetings this morning over at the rnc. a source from those discussions describes him as c

let's go to luke russert. he is standing by. we have halle jackson. luke, what are you hearing?e hear from our own nbc's andrea mitchell that she spoke to a senior adviser with the kasich campaign that said he will announce at 5:00 p.m. today in columbus, ohio, that they will suspend their campaign. and that leaves donald trump as the only candidate left on the republican side who is officially in the race, which means he's a likely nominee which means the pathway to 1237 we described is all but assured now, not going to see a contested convention in cleveland barring unforeseen events. i'm outside the dulles airport private air terminal. john kasich was supposed to come here. he was going to have a few fund-raisers here in maryland and virginia and the d.c. area, meet with national security advisers. that's all canceled. we're told he never got on the plane. the plane never took off. they stayed in columbus. they made a decision to announce he is suspending the campaign later this afternoon. >> i have one minute. halle jackson, i don't know if this is a big surprise given what

joining me now, nbc's luke russert who is down the hall from paul ryan's office.to see you. so is he or isn't he? >> reporter: well good morning there, jose. he's certainly not going to do that today. that's the word we've gotten from ryan officials. part of the reason why is that this is still early on in the process for paul ryan. even though he finds himself on an island, because most of the gop leadership in both the house and the senate has accepted donald trump as a republican nominee, paul ryan still wants to have something that he can bring back to the conservative movement and conservative members of his gop conference that shows that donald trump is committed to conservative principles. now, this story from bloomberg that came out last night, a lot of speculation based upon a conversation that paul manafort of the trump campaign had with some capitol hill officials saying, look, it's all but inevitable that paul ryan will endorse donald trump. while the expectation is for that to happen at some point, it might be a little quick. interestingly enough, tho

i'd imagine it's what luke eluded to as well, he knows there's still a faction. maybe we don't know every name involved, who certainly don't want to see him as the nominee and he needs some heavy hitters like kissinger behind him. >> reporter: and to have these conversations, tamron, which we understand, for example, with jim baker last week that focused more on the political strategy, less so on, let's say, foreign policy or some of these policy positions. trump has gone out and sought counsel now from these old guard conservative leaders to find out, it appears, what his strategy should be moving forward. the risk for trump, of course, is that he has run this campaign and been successful in this campaign bucking every trend, being unpredictable, not doing what the other traditional politicians are doing. it has served him very well. the question is whether that will serve him equally as well as he turns into a general election matchup with hillary clinton whose campaign has already been in a word professionalized to use the word that you used and the word luke

and congressional races where there are vulnerable gop incumbents coming in. >> i want to bring in luke russert. when we talk about the pressure on those down ballot races, how much more pressure did you get the sense there is today from some of the lawmakers you spoke with, how much more pressure is there to unite behind donald trump at this point after all the meetings we saw today and after what we're hearing? >> reporter: yeah, it's a good question, erika, because if you look at where paul ryan is right now, he really is kind of an outlier in terms of the gop leadership. after that meeting, trump went over and met with mitch mcconnell who's on board, although it's not a full-on, warm, i'm going to go with you to all 50 states. i think that division's an important one to keep an eye on and what it means for the future of the republican party. when it comes to the party itself or the party doctorate, our own katy tur had the opportunity to talk to reince priebus, the chairman of the rnc. he is in a very comfortable place with donald trump. take a listen. >> reporter: a lot of reports

that's good. >> reporter: good enough for luke.r me. >> the sfoers here? >> i think the force has been here for a long time. >> reporter: for "cbs morning news," i'm mark fill osteoporosis -- mark phillips on skellig michael. >> it's a great scene with luke skywalker, i are no idea it's a beautiful island in ireland. >> a great story and master storyteller. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >>> we'd like to dedicate this award to the brave women who day in and

. >> luke has been tracking the fall out. i want to get to that in just a moment, let's start with what you are hearing about the define line that republicans are having to walk there. >> well, it is a fine line, craig, look at the last nominees the republican party put forward for president. mit romney is not coming to the convention and john mccain and bush 43 and bush 41 is not going for the convention. >> bob doyle is going to be there in cleveland. it shows you what folks here on capitol hill here i cover day-to-day they have to deal with. they're walking on a fine line. next week, there is discussions going on right now about donald trump coming to capitol hill and having a meeting with leader mechan mcconnell and other members and some sort of delegation of republican members here that would be willing to hear about the weight forward. they're still figuring out if that'll come together. it is a possibility to keep an eye on. the other thing though if you are starting to see vulnerable members, i am talking about senat

he made his 11th and he shimmied down the sideline. [ laughter ] >> i turned to luke, i said, luke, is he shimmying? he -- he's one for 11 from three! [ laughter ] >> reporter: yeah. that's the stuff that legends are made of and steph curry indeed is a legend. i'll tell you another number 43. steph curry has hit 43 three- pointers in consecutive games, 43 games with a three-pointer. the record is held by reggie miller at 44. i'm going to go out on a little and say reggie [ sic ] breaks that tonight. elizabeth, they are handing these out. "strength in numbers" t-shirts. so there you go. right out of the channel 5 budget just for you. >> thank you very much! >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, draymond green, draymond green who likes to talk, can't stop him, we are going to profile him coming up at 6:00. >> dennis, quick question. curry wasn't supposed to play as many minutes on monday as did he but you know what he seemed to get stronger as the night went on. the overnight performance was unbelievable. >> reporter: he wasn't supposed to go 37 minutes. that point was made by steve kerr prior

luke. >> so kesha claims in a lawsuit that he sexually and emotionally abused her for years.e denies those allegations and sued her for defamation as well as breach of contract. >> now dr. luke's kemo sabe records has given her the green light to perform on the condition that she cannot mention the lawsuits at any point during the event. >> and humble brag. the billboard music awards will be aired right here sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on abc. >> next, call him the real life dr. no. >> just days after speculation about who might be the next bond, actor daniel craig has reportedly told studio bosses at mgm that he's done playing the martini sipping, heineken drinking lately super spy. despite a final offer of get this, $99 million for two more movies. that's nearly ic made in the last four bond films combined. >> 99 mil? >> maybe he just wanted that extra $1 million. >> now, in his defense, craig has been plagued with a knee injury that he suffered during filming a fight scene for the last bond film "specter," and he faupsly told an interviewer last year that he would rather sla

that's good. >> reporter: good enough for luke.r me. >> the sfoers here? >> i think the force has been here for a long time. >> reporter: for "cbs morning news," i'm mark fill osteoporosis -- mark phillips on skellig michael. >> it's a great scene skywalker, i are no idea it's a beautiful island in ireland. >> a great story and master storyteller. >> mark phillips, love you. we'll be right back. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >>> we'd like to dedicate this award to the brave women who day in and day out are death risks and dedicating their lives to our country through the u.s. military, and especially to the courageous women marines that we profiled here who were determined to prove that women can serve on the front lines of combat in the marines. >> that's cb

luke's hospital was ordered to shelter in place. all because of a suspicious device not far away. alex savage is at the scene joining us live with the latest, alex. >> reporter: the scene all clear here, everything is safe in this area, all the street the are back open. but what we understand from the san francisco police department is that this was a suspicious device that it looked like it was design today cause some concern, it was a device that had wires sticking out of it and found by workers here at the salvation army in san francisco and it was found in this loading dock area this morning and it caused enough concern that the bomb squad and determined the device was not explosive. this is near valencia and caesar chavez, everyone was evacuated here. also a near by construction site and st. luke's hospital which is just across the street was ordered to shelter in place, meaning nobody coming or going. finally around 11:30 this morning the bomb squad finished ex raying the suspicious device and it was not a threat. >> designed to make someone think it could be a explosive dev

luke, are you there? >> reporter: yeah, hi, tamron, i'm outside the nrsc where donald trump is meeting with the senate gop leadership. they just arrived a few short minutes ago and caravan of suvs. a few takeaways i found fascinating. not quite there yet. it's a positive meeting but there are some differences, speaking that they talked about the role of limited government and role of the constitution and how he sees that, separation of powers, that's a very important thing to paul ryan. he believes the last seven years of president obama, been too much of an imperial president and ryan wants an assurance from trump that he would work with congress as an equal partner and not a dictator as one person told me. one thing we did hear from ryan, it's very important to beat hillary clinton and it won't get done in 45 minutes but they are willing to work there. the one question i have to ask from having all of these conversations with republican members, how good is it for the party if the speaker is unwilling t

by the time you get to matthew and luke, you have a real attempt by this early christian community to say what did the resurrection actually mean? was jesus a ghost? well, we have a story in which jesus eats fish and eats bread, so he can't be a ghost. but was he physically -- did he have a physical body? well, we have a story in which the disciples are all sitting around in a room, and jesus suddenly pops in as though he is a ghost. so even in those gospels at the earliest moment of the formation of christianity, there seem to be an enormous diversity of belief about what the resurrection actually meant. but you're right, it wasn't until around the nicene period that that became calcified as what we now know as the the new nicene creed. >> caller: hi, good afternoon. my question for you was what were the pagan beliefs and traditions that affected jesus and his preachings and actions? thank you. >> guest: wow. i love that question. i never get to talk about this. zoroastrianism is a religion that was born in ancient persia even before it was persia, probably i would say around 1100 b.

rey found luke skywalker. we found bob. >> welcome to skellig. >> reporter: thank you very much.b normally guides tourists up the more than 600 steps that climb to the top of this unesco world heritage site. there's only one way up i guess. >> that's right. >> reporter: steps that take you past breathtaking views, along heart-stopping ledges and past the puffins to the peak where about 1,500 years ago industrious monks built a monastery that was occupied for the next six centuries. >> the magical thing to me is the fact that you can look at these dark doorways today and you're looking at exactly what sixth century men looked at. >> reporter: but sixth century men never looked at anything like this, yet that's exactly what 21st century tourists have come to do. janet moore beamed up from tampa. >> we were planning to come to ireland before the "star wars" movie came out. and then that clinched it. >> reporter: it clinched brian and ellie summerfield from michigan, too. >> we thought it would be fun to come out here and pretend i was luke skywalker and she was... what's her name ag

summerfield from michigan, too. >> we thought it would be fun to come out here and pretend that i was lukeskywalker and she was... what was the name again? >> rey. >> rey. >> reporter: the force, the old force, has always been strong here. but a new kind of force, some fear, may be the undoing of this place. one brief sequence in a movie may have undone 1,500 years of real history. paddy bushe is a local poet. >> if you get crowds of people whmp set, then skellig is no longer skellig. it's something else. >> reporter: 180 tourists are now allowed each day. more may be too much for this place. sometimes the place seems too much for them. yet the draw of the real past and the imagined future keeps them coming. so, the force is still here? >> i think the force has been here for a very long time. >> reporter: and the irish tourist board hopes the force stays with them. mark phllips, cbs news, skellig michael. your, i hope your next assignment is to the forest where the ewoks live. that will do it for us. "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." the news continues now on

rey found luke skywalker, we found bob.good to see you. >> welcome to skellig. >> reporter: bob normally guides tourists up the more than 600 steps that climb to the top of this unesco world heritage site. there's only one way up. >> that's right. te reporter: steps that take you past breathtaking views along heart-stopping ledges and past the puffins; to the peak where, about 1,500 years ago, industrious monks built a monastery that was occupied for the next six centuries. >> the magical thing to me is the fact that you can look in these dark doorways even today and you look in at exactly what sixth century men looked at. >> reporter: but sixth century men never looked at anything like this, yet that's exactly what 21st century tourists have come to do. janet moore beamed up from tampa. >> we were planning to come to ireland before even the "star wars" movie came out, and then that clinched it. ( laughs ) >> reporter: it clinched brian and ellie summerfield from anchigan, too. >> we thought it would be fun to come out here