the republican national committee told us today that, yes, this thing was their mailer and they toldn. their exact quote was this was a limited mailing and won't be sent again. nice. good. now all that's needed is an apology to all those nice old ladies and the millions of other republican party people who they sent this to and then probably the next step would be sending back any of the money they got off this nonsense because who knows how much of it was sent by older people who thought they were sending money because they had to, not because they wanted to. don't mess with old people, republican party. and don't mess with the local news reporters all over the country who are watching out for them. this story makes me so mad. we'll see you again tomorrow. >>> all across this country people are waking up and help is on the way. >> ted cruz is riding high. >> the democrats we've got a wild eyed socialist and bernie sanders. >> now he's on his rival's home turf. >> i've got this guy looking at me talking about new york values with hatred of new york. >> you want know what liberal demo

the republican national committee told us today that, yes, this thing was their mailer and they toldn't happen again. their exact quote was this was a limited mailing and won't be sent again. nice. good. now all that's needed is an apology to all those nice old ladies and the millions of other republican party people who they sent this to and then probably the next step would be sending back any of the money they got off this nonsense because who knows how much of it was sent by older people who thought they were sending money because they had to, not because they wanted to. don't mess with old people, republican party. and don't mess with the local news reporters all over the country who are watching out for them. this story makes me so mad. >>> it's friday, april 15th. right now on "first look," the brooklyn brawl ahead of tuesday's new york primary. and a big endorsement for the donald. >>> a deadly earthquake rocks japan with aftershocks continuing to rattle communities but an 8-month-old is pulled from a collapsed house. >>> then the debate about corporate punishment rages. >>>

the republican national committee told us today that, yes, this thing was their mailer and they toldte was this was a limited mailing and won't be sent again. nice. good. now all that's needed is an apology to all those nice old ladies and the millions of other republican party people who they sent this to and then probably the next step would be sending back any of the money they got off this nonsense because who knows how much of it was sent by older people who thought they were sending money because they had to, not because they wanted to. don't mess with old people, republican party. and don't mess with the local news reporters all over the country who are watching out for them. this story makes me so mad. we'll see you again tomorrow. now lawrence o'donnell's special look inside the stop trump movement starts right now. >>> who knew this was gonna happen? >> who is picking this republican nominee, the delegates or the voters? >> both. >> i'm millions of votes ahead and they never even mention it. they talk about delegates. >> you got to go out and hunt delegates. that's part of

navy scrapped a recruiting mailer today over allegations of sexism. it says it offers women opportunities most girls aren't aware of in career areas that aren't just for the guys. all while staying in touch with your feminine side. 200,000 people across several states received the mailer. navy officials say it doesn't reflect navy values and the language in all the templates is being reviewed. >>> with the addition of one word the d.c. council is looking to you haven up the message on license plates. for 15 years they said taxation without representation. now council member charles is proposing the tag say end taxation without reputation. it would be a symbol of the lack of voting rights and could draw attention to the situation. 11 of the 13 council members support the change. >>> president obama called the leader of ecuador today to offer condolences and also supplies and disaster experts to help in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake down there. the damage is staggering. with more than 500 now confirmed dead. migu >> reporter: the coastal c

carl paladino is the candidate who sent out a scratch and sniff mailer where if you scratched the mailer and sniffed it, if you smell what paladino wanted you to smell, rotting garbage. does that make you want to vote for him? he ran on a campaign of sending poor people to prison. so he said the state could give them instructions on things like personal hygiene and physical fitness. which obviously poor people don't know anything about, who could object to that? the most amazing thing about the carl paladino campaign which you saw alluded to is what voters came to learn about a pretty big part of his public persona at home in buffalo where he was a successful lawyer and a real estate mogul and also a prolific mass e-mailer. for example he sent out this picture. under the subject line "white house ball." he sent out this video in an e-mail that he gave the subject line "obama inauguration rehearsal." he forwarded another e-mail which included a video of monkeys doing a little dance that kind of looked like an irish step dance titled "proof the irish discovered africa." the idea with that

he was going to put up on power with his good friend norman mailer. out with soap, kite's expectation and the opposite happened. the book got totally trashed by the critics including a lot of friends and colleagues that is come including ultimate norman mailer himself. and after that know and adore its fell apart for a few years and went into a deep depression. and we came out the other side it really can he had not moved as far as he ultimate would really change any profound way. i think almost come in with even more dramatic than any of the other people, his temper but seem to change. event is enthusiastic joyful guy and on and the sight the site of his depression and transformation seemed as if he'd aged 20 years and temperament. and david horowitz. and then finally christopher hitchens who is somebody who i probably have more of a personal connection innocents anybody else in this book when i was in college. i asked my father for it prescription to "time" magazine. i was so horrified of my dad that i would even want this kind of sort of vaguely ce

they're sending mailers. nypd officers used to be among the highest paid in the country back when the force was mostly white. now that the force is more diverse, the pba says that's not mayor jue blasio to addre what they say is up fair pay for officers. aen mayor's office spokesperson says our door has always been and continued to be open to the pba to negotiate a long-term contract as we've done with nearly the entire city workforce to date. >>> president obama is joining this conversation just 30 minutes ago, he lilked about the importthce of closing the wage gap. >> if we truly valued fairness, then america should be a level playing field where everyone who works hard gets a chance to suckysaud. >> on average, white women make 79 cents for every dollar white men make. for black women, that shrinks to 60 cents on the dollar. >>> equal pay rallies a being held across the country today. this is a l saive look at one rally on the steps of city hall. dozens of people gathered demanding legislation tlat would h

and one of my e-mailers said the highest elevations got 1 this weekend. so, hello, thank you for that report. but very nice to switch seasons today. we got up to 73 degrees and it feels really nice. i will say the one thing that is a little deceiving as you look at this picture, it's a little bit gusty out there. at least the gusts are from a warm direction tonight but that's the first line of our weather headline of the we're going to keep the gusts around as the frontal boundary is aproesmg and bringing us a little bit of rain. tomorrow is going to start with rain showers. they're fast moverers, a few hours of rain. sunshine is going to be back later in the day just to give you some idea of what we're expecting there, it looks like this front will be whipping on through primarily early morning, maybe gone by as early as 10:00 and the sun is back. although it will be a little cooler tomorrow and the rest of this late workweek looks like it's going to be on the cool and dry side. so 73 today, not going to see that for a few more days but it's also not goi

i got mailers. i was a democratic leader and i got mailers from ted cruz, three of them so far.mping up support. >> a lot of down ballot races people are interested and i've been hearing a lot about. senator, thank you. mary, thank you. thanks for joining us. >>> up next, president obama has had his harshist criticism yet on donald trump. if you're going to make a statement... make sure it's an intelligent one. the all-new audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. in new york state, 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 technology moves faster than ever. the all-new audi a4, with apple carplay integration. >>> and good morning once again. we are live in milwaukee. president obama meantime going after donald trump on his k

kasich for his part is now drawing fire in terms of tv ad and negative mailers from cruz. proof that kasich support while small could be pivotal here. >>> for the democrats both bernie sanders and hillary clinton are already looking ahead to the new york primary in two weeks. and they are bickering about their next debate. nancy cordes reports. >> i'm not the one negotiating it. going on between our campaigns. i know my campaign has been really trying. >> the biggest argument between clinton and sanders this weekend wasn't wall street or health care it was about schedule a debate here in new york. >> doing it during the ncaa finals, whatever, makes no sense doing it in the morning. when people are not going to be watching in large numbers. makes no sense. sunday, the sanders campaign accused its rival of proposing a debate on a night he has a big rally. the clinton campaign said the sanders camp needs to stop with the games. accusing it of using fake excuses to attack her on the issue. >> thank you all very much. wisconsin votes and both campaigns say sanders could rack up

the mayor's office has not commented on the mailer yet. let's talk about business. ben: verizon workers will go on strike tomorrow if they don't get a new contract, the strike deadline 25 hours away. joining us in the foxbusiness network studio is lauren we are talking about the old landline. >> reporter: this time tomorrow morning we could have a strike by 40,000 union workers at verizon communication. this is not the wireless business. most of us have wireless phones, we cut the cord and don't have the land lined anymore. it has declined. this is one of these is the union versus verizon are facing. these contract negotiations are stalled. they have been without a contract since august, sticking points, verizon wants to cut back on pension benefits, retirement costs, the union wents higher pay. they are talking. as for your landline if you have a problem tomorrow will verizon help you? yes. they have trained many nonunion workers to step in should the union workers walk out. should be okay. they can man the telephone and fix them and pick up the phone can verizon s

. >>> jill kelley was stalked by a mystery e-mailer who turned out to be her friend david petraeus' jealous lover. when she went to the fbi four years ago, the investigation led to petraeus' resignation as cia director for improperly sharing classified information. but leaks by investigators sparked media frenzy that trashed kelly's reputation over her friend ship with petraeus and john allen, a story that everybody covered. >> investigators say she exchanged thousands of e-mails with general john allen, the top commander of the war in afghanistan. those e-mails they tell us were pretty explicit according to one official who seen them. the official called them the equivalent of phone sex over e-mail. >> kelly has a book out called collateral damage, petraeus, power, and politics and the abuse of privacy. i spoke to her in washington. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> whether some news outlets suggested you were having an affair with david petraeus and saying that your e-mails were between flir tashtation and pho sex, what was it like to be in that eye of that media hurricane? >> it's an experien

in iowa, it was the ted cruz mailer about ben carson, and now he's coming up with excuses, oh, some coordination with the super pac with ted cruz in wisconsin. he's never willing to take the blame for his losses. i wonder if we'll see that moving forward now that ted cruz has momentum in other states he could potentially win over trump. >> what was remarkable tonight, everybody agrees, donald trump had a really bad last week. it was bad. some were unforced errors. others were forced. we saw tonight from exit polls that donald trump's core supporters, even among women who did not like him, did not abandon him. they stayed with him. the fact is donald trump, it's not that he's collapsing, it's that ted cruz is growing. that's the problem we're seeing. >> can he grow in new york, can he grow in the northeast where his message of conservative purity and religious faith doesn't necessarily resonate the same way it does into other parts of the midwest? >> it's a great argument. it's very difficult. we're seeing, can the momentum of this win carry cruz. >> bernie sanders believes he has momentum. he's

most important artists, and leonard bernstein supported his run for president, wallace, my -- norman mailer supported wallace's run for president. [laughter] >> you find this being carried over in the culture of the 1950's. it went virtually underground. henry wallace was not examined on camera, but by the house un-american activities committee. if you are adding to your appendix of new york intellect, how would you answer the question? mr. reid: it is too far back. i can't remember entirely what i had planned to say. [laughter] i think you can have the question. [laughter] that was a long time ago, that book. mr. bender: but part of it played an interesting role, as you say, because michael donald hated, and he was in a norms , he wase of that time variable in his political ambitions but he hated henry wallace. he referred to a debate to wall-ese, and referred to it as a wintry snow that covered everything. there was one tradition that sort of stood against the popular front culture. hear some the rumbles of this in the 1960's. there was a famous feud between mary mccarthy and lillian hell

he doesn't like the new ads that the cruz campaign, the mailers the cruz campaign put out directly going after him. listen. >> he is senator smear. people say you seem to be pointing things out. i said i'm not a pin cushion or marshmallow. he smeared marco rubio and he smeared ben carson. this guy plays that kind of politics. it's down. it's dirty. it's negative and it is not uplifting. >> everyone wants kasich out except kasich. josh? >> according to the political professionals working in the campaigns, kasich remaining in the race hurts trump more than cruz. the logic is simple. there is no path for him to get to 1,237. the theory among the never trump people, the longer kasich stays in, the more delegates you peel off donald trump. the people who are not affiliated with any campaign have been screaming at the cruz campaign to stop training fire on kasich. they are saying that doesn't help anyone except donald trump. kasich is needed. especially in some of the later states. the mid-atlantic states, to take delegates. one, two, three, four away from donald trump. the cruz people are not

. >> when you get the mailer from the aarp.>>> let's get to it, we have a chilly morning, but this system did exactly what we thought. in the sierra and points out, and we have over 2 mile an hour wind gusts. the sfo had 40s and 40s at the altamont pass. snow in the sierra and boomers toward the bikers filled. -- numerous reports of pale avenue bakersfield, and pretty impressive with numerous lightning strike. and this system had a pretty good punch. it will be a wet commute in las vegas, the system is rotating in. and swinging into northern arizona. 40s on the temperatures for many, and a few 30s. calistoga at 41, bodega bay 45, petaluma also 45. the northwest breeze at 25, 30 in truckee, 39 in reno. a few snow showers yesterday, and they may pick up a little bit later today with that piece of energy rotating through. this is north and east of us, but keeping this breeze in place. mostly sunny, breezy to windy at times, and another system dropping in with off and on rain returning on wednesday, and the weekend should warm up. the next few days will be pretty cold in the morning, breezy t

the final quote i have is norman mailer, who just swooned when castro went to new york city. announced to the city of new york that you gave all of us some sense that there were heroes in the world. you were the first and greatest hero to appear in the world since the second world war. i also have a quote from david rockefeller. these are movers and shakers, important people with old opinions who said these things and i call them utopians because they had some vision of a utopia, some kind of socialist utopia and a condemn capitalism by praising these alternatives and they are imaginary. they weren't the real alternatives, they saw what was going on in russia and cuba and elsewhere and they lied about it , but they got away with it for a long time. the bulk of my book is how these enemies of capitalism have concocted a long series of myths about capitalism that pretty much holds sway in the academic world and have for many generations. beginning with the pilgrims. i mentioned earlier that there is a picture of the mayflower on my book and that is because one of the early chap

. >> reporter: pacs are hitting voters with digital blasts, direct mailers, television attack ads. this one aimed at women voters. >> bimbo. >> dog. >> fat pig. >> real quotes from donald trump about women. >> a person that is very flat chested is hard to be a ten. >> it is an expensive gamble. our principles fact says they're spending ten figures. another shelling out 1.5 million for ads. the strategy in indiana is similar to that used by anti-trump groups in the wisconsin primary, and they say it worked there. trump lost that state to cruz. with indiana being a winner takes most contest, these pacs are trying to slow trump's delegate count enough to force contested convention. money well spent or too little too late? as it stands now, trump needs 47% of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination, compared to cruz who needs 132%. statistically impossible. kasich needs 215% of the delegates remaining. even so, the never trump pac still believes trump can be stopped, despite the fact he has been winning delegates recently at a rate of 49%. >> we don't stop trying to make sure

then you have this anti-pugh mailer from the dixon campaign that then turned around and tried to accuse illegal money to run for office. is the nastiness of the campaign between these top two candidates hurting either of them in any particular way? >> i really don't think so. first of all, baltimore is a lot like chicago in a sense that when they say they have campaign buss taking people to vote and they give them food and drinks, that's happened in every election. nobody thinks twice about that. and that really breaking finance laws, they are accusing one another of doing. but i think it's a point of desperation at the end of this race is what you're seeing. there really isn't a huge amount of difference in terms of the policy and politics between sheila dixon and katherine pugh. so i think that push there's some people who have seen lids beth embry's ads that post next to each other in a very mean way, people see that and don't like that in the black community. but i think that it's not going to be a factor. >> i think one of the things that's really interesting and there's so much fa

. >>> jill kelley >>> jill kelly was stalked by a mystery e-mailer who turned out to be her friend, davidus lover, paula broad well. when kelly went to the fbi four years ago, the investigation led to petraeus' resignation for sharing classified information. leaks sparked a friendsy that trashed kelly's reputation over her friendship with general petraeus and general john allen, a story that everybody covered. >> investigators say she exchanged thousands of emails with general john allen, top commander of the war in afghanistan. those emails they tell us were pretty explicit, according to one official who's seeing them. the official called them the equivalent of phone sex over e-mail. >> kelly has a book out called "collateral damage: petraeus, power, politics, and the abuse of privacy." i spoke to her here in washington. jill kelly, welcome. >> thank you. >> when some news outlets suggested you were having an affair with david petraeus, when other outlets quoted sources as saying your emails with general allen were between flirtatious and phone sex, what was it like to be in the eye of t

sent out nasty mailers against him, to the point where he called her annie oakley. now suddenly on the side of gun safety again. as i mentioned before, she's taken money from gun lobbyists. i don't think she has an amount of credibility on this issue. it's expediency, really. >> when you say gun lobbyists, do you have names, specifics? because that's something that -- she's walking back from. >> well, i'll tell you, the "huffington post" reported the names of the lobbyists right there. gun lobbyists who maxed out her campaign. in fact, held a fund-raiser for her in d.c. with a bunch of other lobbyists just last month. that's just the facts as reported. they don't like those facts but those are the facts. that's no different, wolf, really -- she says she's going to clamp down on the gun lobby, and takes their money. wall street, and takes their money. green peace documented her campaign in an affiliated super pacs received $4.5 million from lobbyists and others related to the fossil fuel industry. it's the same old game, wolf. you can't fix a corrupt campaign finance

people were getting anti-trump mailers yesterday and over this weekend.t there working it hard. and people do like the retail politics, shaking hands, eating ice cream in columbus, indiana, taking the selfies mainly with the voters after a speech in ft. wayne. people like that sort of thing. i think it humanizes cruz. it shows he cares about the state. he's got a lot of momentum coming in here. there was one poll yesterday that showed cruz up by 16. it's hard for me to believe that. there was another poll yesterday that showed trump up by six. i think it's a toss up election. and cruz is pushing it hard. >> i know you've talked about supporters of bernie sanders and donald trump. you've compared them to, quote, realists on the left and the right. so what do you mean by that? >> well, it's i think -- and i teach a lot of undergrads mainly first-year students. and i've got a lot that are just enthused with sanders. they like the we can have a better world. but i think, you know, so they're not really looking at, you know, what's really going to get the job

removed from the navy's data base and the navy spokesman said, "we are reviewing all of our template mailersey contain only language that reflects our core values and beliefs and are respectful of all." particularly want to mention that i reached out to some of my former colleagues who are navy women who have done things like flying in jets. one of them told me that the job she's in now, when she was growing up she would have thought it was just for the guys as the flyer put it and they both actually told me the message was right on, that you can be a feminine woman and a sailor at the same time, but they do agree that the wording might not have come across that well. >> missed just a little bit. lea, thank you. ahead, does america have a porn problem? one state just declared a health crisis because of porn. that's next. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to pl

impact of their activities was, you didn't see it on the airways, people not talking to me about mailers they were getting or voter contact. there is some question here. the problem is -- i think you've seen this greater narrative you've seen publicly elected officials, senator bob corker seem to start to warm up to trump. the stop trump movement has never been unified and that kind of thing only splinters it further. on the flip side, ted cruz, this is where his history with a lot of people in washington is ing back to bite him, if they were able to unify behind him this would be a different story. the reality is everything is so fractured and cruz has squand squandered some of the campaign time in indiana people feel and that's problematic. >> we heard ted cruz say people are unifying now. >> he wants them to, even if he is to fight against the washington cartel he would love the support to come out and publicly back him. i had an aide say who would we call for endorsements, given cruz' history on capitol hill and how supports have been built. kay bailey hutchison, you heard her say th

he is running a new attack ad against john kasich and sending out mailers, as well.th jason carroll in wisconsin. >> reporter: good morning to you. trump reminding crowds over the weekend that he is an entrepreneur and he is not accustomed to being asked questions about things like nato or abortion. he says he has had rough weeks before and come back from those rough weeks in the past and says he is going to do it again tomorrow. gop candidates making their final sprint to wisconsin's primary tomorrow barn storming the battle ground state. trump admitting to having a rough week leading up to primary day after a slew of missteps in his campaign. >> i took that answer and i didn't like it because i think a lot of people didn't understand it. >> the front runner struggling to articulate his shifting stance on abortion after saying that if abortion were outlawed women who get the procedure should be punished. >> women go through a lot. they go through a tremendous punishment of themselves. i didn't like because i wasn't sure people would understand it. i clarified it. it

. >> sending out mailers to voters in their district and they're trying to win and running a real campaignso voters in 20 seconds here, leann, they've got to be able to receive this message for $5,000. basically in their own district. this seems very improbable. >> it's an uphill battle. a lot of voters are confused about the process, don't know who to vote for. luckily a lot of the local newspapers and media outlets are trying to let voters know who these delegates are and they will be people outside the voting booth on tuesday trying to inform them as well. >> you just hope you have a familiar name or at the top of the list when you look at that delegate list. >> yes. >> thank you so much, reporter for nbcnews.com. >>> next for you, how hundreds of thousands of independent voters in california, they may not be able to vote for their candidate of choice, when they head to the polls. we explain. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we

kasich for his part is now drawing fire in terms of tv ads and negative mailers from cruz. proof that kasich support, while small, could be pivotal here and elsewhere. >> thank you, major. >>> democratic race in wisconsin is effectively tied this morning. our battleground tracker shows bernie sanders leading hillary clinton by 2% and less than the poll's margin of error. clinton is facing more of the next primary in new york, two weeks from tomorrow. both campaigns are fighting when to hold a debate there. nancy cordes is here in studio 57 and she is watching the democratic race. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the sanders camp says clinton is trying to avoid a big audience by proposing a debate tonight during the ncaa championship or next week in the morning. the clinton camp says they have offered multiple debates but sanders is the one who is holding out to stir up trouble. >> i'm not the one negotiating it. that is going on between my campaign and i know my campaign is really trying. >> reporter: the biggest argument between clinton and sanders wasn't about wal

was held on april 6th we had 77 attendees sign in we received 90 votes at that merging we sent out mailers to 17 hundred project areas between lincoln and n judah and 19th avenue and 28 avenue so 17 hundred residential addresses we sent the marital and gave residents the option to mail in their vote if they couldn't make the meeting on the slide here on the left is an example of the marital and on the right we have postings on poles throughout the corridor we advertised the meeting this slide shows an example of the ballot that we presented 4 trees available for selection by the county those were select by the project team with the urban forestry staff and chosen to do the availability to handle the likelihood of establishment we received 200 and telephone votes and 90 at the meeting and one hundred and 20 mailed in the results here in terms of number one choice for the street tree that was 52 percent 36 palm and 5 percent oaks when we looked at a different one one block in each direction off the corridor number one choice 52 - 8 percent olive and the merchants on irving streets they're nu

plus in oregon, the mailer that was put out by the state of elections there, just accidentally, well, the indicatikasich campaign, so the only information that went out was about donald trump and ted cruz to every oregon republican registered voter in the state. >> okay. >> that right there shows a little bit of a mishap that goes into ted cruz and donald trump's benefit. >> okay, so another question for you, peter. let's say john kasich is successful and he goes to the convention and somehow he becomes the nominee. won't the republican party be so fractured at that point that it will be impossible for governor kasich to win? >> no, i don't think so at all. i think that republicans after this convention are going to be united. they have, you know, they have more in common than what separates them. >> even if more republicans vote for donald trump in the primary? >> well, donald trump is get being 38 -- >> leaps and bounds over john kasich. >> he is getting about 38% of the popular vote at this point. he has 48% of the delegates, and you know, that way i agree with him. it is a rigged

was held on april 6th we had 77 attendees sign in we received 90 votes at that merging we sent out mailers to 17 hundred project areas between lincoln and n judah and 19th avenue and 28 avenue so 17 hundred residential addresses we sent the marital and gave residents the option to mail in their vote if they couldn't make the meeting on the slide here on the left is an example of the marital and on the right we have postings on poles throughout the corridor we advertised the meeting this slide shows an example of the ballot that we presented 4 trees available for selection by the county those were select by the project team with the urban forestry staff and chosen to do the availability to handle the likelihood of establishment we received 200 and telephone votes and 90 at the meeting and one hundred and 20 mailed in the results here in terms of number one choice for the street tree that was 52 percent 36 palm and 5 percent oaks when we looked at a different one one block in each direction off the corridor number one choice 52 - 8 percent olive and the merchants on irving streets they're nu

candidacy of ted cruz and new york state combop running on anti-immigrants mra platforms and sending out mailersstuart: you're an articular spokesman. come back anytime. >> thank you. stuart: look at this video. i've got a a place near there. cape cod. ashley: the compound is nearby. stuart: an estate up there. sorry about that. >> an immigrant with an estate, nice. stuart: stop it. they're on the beach. this is not funny, while they're there, while they're escaping great white sharks circling nearby. there are thousands of them. this is the island on cape cod. ashley: if i was a seal, that's where i'd go. stuart: me, too. then there is this. russian jets buzzing a u.s. navy destroyer, you've seen the video and that's the still shot of a plane coming within 30 feet of an american destroyer. john kerry says the u.s. would have been justified in shooting it down. general jack keane-- >> and putin has gone to the cold war strategy, probe with a bayonet. thanks for doing this, dad. so i thought it might be time to talk about a financial strategy. you mean pay him back? so let's start talking about y

i had one woman send me a mailer she received and they are polling although i'm not sure what they arewe were talking about earlier with women, that's an important play in indiana. the trump team knows they have work they have to do. it's donald trump junior talking straight to camera and how tough his father is and how he will have trump with his grandchildren and saying he is not so tough on the grandkids. it's a clear effort to try to soften donald trump's image. they need to shore things up. i will say it more broadly on the point of donald trump having challenges with women. inside the movement, the place where there seems to be a passion rather than a mercenary feel is with women republican operatives who seem to have a very passionate sense of fighting against donald trump in a way i don't pick up with everybody. >> sam stein? >> the same question for the mayor on the same topic. the big front page today about this whole topic of donald trump and the woman card. buried in there is a report sourcing to three trumpers that he is going to make an issue out of bill clinton's indiscr

voted in the -- because they hadn't voted in the last two elections and they didn't respond to the mailersvestigation, because they believe it was unfairly targeting african-americans, but hillary clinton has a big edge with the african-americans. if that hadn't happened, maybe she has a bigger win. >> but if she tries to win him out, she could alienate the young vote. and number two, she stayed until june against obama. they tried to push her out. >> i'll give you a scoop on what someone on bernie sanders told me last night. they haven't said this publicly yet. but one of things he wants to negotiate -- he doesn't want to be vice president, that's obviously. what he wants is to end the super delegates. he wants to be the guy that -- i bring the party back. >> wow. >> this is what i'm hearing from someone very close to bernie sanders that he wants to eliminate super delegates. he wants to be able to take the delegates and the votes he has and the people power, frankly, to be able to go to the convention and say, you can't ignore me. there was a revolution here, we're not going away. we don

our e-mailers want know how you met. >> well, we met at a luncheon and she happened to be with someonehe gentleman la lay -- later if that was his girlfriend and he said no. >> the story to be continued. martha: new twist in the race for the white house. ted cruz says carly fiorina will be his vice president if he gets the nomination for the white house. gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. ted cruz looking to stop donald trump's momentum and keep his campaign alive. >> if we are to win the nomination and pen more importantly, win the general election.

. >> i think what i would highlight is a variety of political tactics, television ads, mass mailers,nique here not just that so many voters minds were changing in response to a door to door canvassing program that dave and his volunteers were helping run but that shift has lasted. if a campaign wants to do work as the bernie sanders campaign has been doing many months before an election to build up lasting support do you mean tifl in the months before an election, that's really what this research suggests door to door canvassing has a unique potential to do. >> jon heilemann. >> explain the evolution of this thinking. you started to do this research a while back. what was the genesis that led you to doing this work? >> it came out of the loss on a statewide vote in california on same-sex marriage called prop 8 back in 2008 because public polling at the time showed, in fact, that lgbt community, the pro gay marriage side would win it handily and, in fact, marriages were occurring, gay and lesbian couples were getting married. then election day came and we lost and people were outraged