like governor susana martinez.nd when he goes out and attacks them as he did last night, that is a step in the wrong direction. >> that's his style. >> how can you unify with that kind of back and forth? >> the politician or the people? mr. trump has sat here and time and time again -- record turnout, the top turnout for the gop. hold on. but now let's also realize -- let's get the facts right here. the facts do matter. she first came out and assaulted him and talked bad about him in front of the governor's association. verbally assaulted him first. >> she loudly criticized. >> what did she say? >> that was the governor's association. >> what language did she use? when she was -- he was coming to her state. >> what language? the criticism, he was not being very presidential and will he she didn't like his remarks. but -- >> you can't justify the language he's using based on what she said, which is -- >> supporters throwing chairs across -- >> it makes me upset. you were very sexist. you immediately said mr. trump -

sues susana martinez is someone you can be proud of. it's overlooking this. want to celebrate in america. and, okay, maybe she doesn't agree with me on everything. she spoke at the convention and she had things she wanted to say. she said what she wanted to say. you have to respect differences. that's how you are a whole political system works. donald trump, the thing that i go back to is this character flaw that he can't help himself. he can't stop. there's nothing in it for him to attack susana martinez and yet he attacks her. >> there's nothing in it necessarily for her to go after elizabeth warren. >> she's a big story because donald trump is attacking her. he's a nominee of a party. about to be. it becomes a big story. he's elevating senator warren attacks and, you know, i just think that's very difficult to sustain because anybody can attack and you'll respond. you're relinquishing control. >> there is something to be said about the fact, you have been so several rallies where you have people come up and say why aren't you saying this or that? donald tr

susanna martinez.t was the one, because chris christie was at the time running as a republican, who was all about trying to expand the appeal to the hispanic community. and that's only a few years ago. and today susanna martinez doesn't want to appear with the presumptive republican nominee, having been somebody who the party had courted for quite some time and was seen as a rising star. >> certainly she is a rising star on the republican party. you wanted to make one final point. >> and talking about trying to change the tone and tenor and the hispanic vote, which the republican party has been trying to do since george w. bush did so well, got 44% of that vote, but when donald trump was here in washington a couple of weeks ago, meeting with republican leaders is, john cornyn, senator from texas, said point blank to him, i won the majority of the hispanic vote, as a republican in texas who's very outspoken against illegal immigration. and there's a way to do it, to have a different kind of conversation

i'll get this place going. >> a martinez spokesperson was not amused. the governor will not be bullied into voting for a candidate until she is convinced that that candidate will fight for new mexicans. >> elbows get up under the baskets. we saw that last night. >> last night, he insulted the republican governor martinez of new mexico, just gratuitously. i don't know. he seems to have something about women. >> and trump has other worries inside the gop after house speaker paul ryan was on the verge of endorsing the gop nominee. a specs person said that's not the case and ryan said martinez is a good governor. today trump joked, vice president biden will swoop in and rob bernie sanders of the nomination. that's not likely to happen. >> thank you very much, jim acosta. >>> joining us now, republican congressman chris collins, the first to endorse donald trump's run. congressman, we have a lot to discuss. i want to get your reaction to what we just said. let's take a quick break and continue our conversation in a moment. real is touching a ray. amazing is

for instance, he went after the republican governor of new mexico, governor martinez. here he is. >> the governor has to do a better job. she is not doing the job. maybe i'll run for governor of new mexico, i've get this place going. >> why on earth would the now republican nominee, since he has clinched the nominates, why call out the popular governor of a swing state like new mexico who just happens to be the head of the republican governors association? >> here is what happened. you know this. when donald trump speaks somewhere he lies out the problem with that given location whether it is in ohio, michigan or indiana. our country is a mess. our johns are leaving. our trade democrats are killing us. people are worst off than ten or it will or 15 years ago. and the statistics are the state of new mexico. he is saying at the past the united states he will bring jobs back and make sure americans are first. that doesn't matter if you are in new mexico or indiana or in michigan. people are hurting. we need a president that will bring the jobs back. outlining the economy

blasting susan martinez. blaming her for new mexico's high unemployment rate and food stamp dependency. this after she said she was too busy to join trump at his rally. former candidate john kasich racing to martinez defense. saying martinez is an outstanding governor who brought reform to a blue state. she is what our party and nominee should be. lifting up and supporting. not tearing down. >>> we are hearing a confession of sorts from donald trump. he admits his past praise of bill and hillary clinton may have been just a bit insincere. trump making an appearance on jimmy kimmel. explaining why he was complimentary a few short years ago. >> in 2008, you said you thought hillary would be an excellent president. what did she do? >> let me explain. i will tell you. when i'm a businessman, i had a story with this trump a world class mibusinessman. people ask me about politicians. they ask me about hillary. wonderful. everybody's wonderful. that's how it is. including contributions. they ask for contributions. i

you know we lost pepe martinez, who was a leader of mariachi vargas.how back in 1997 celebrating their 100th anniversary. pepe was the life of mariachi vargas, we lost him last week. so, this is to him. [music] damian: they've been performing with the best of the best simply because they are the best. they are mariachi vargas de tecalitlan. joining us now to talk about the history of mariachi music and the history of mariachi vargas, it's pepe martinez and mario santiago, the coordinators, i guess you could say of mariachi vargas. buenos dias y bendecido dia. both: buenos dias. damian: [speaking spanish] mario santiago: [speaking spanish] damian: pepe, how does it feel to be playing for the best? you guys are the best, obviously, but you guys have played for the best. pepe martinez: well, it's a great responsibility because we don't think we are the best. we are the best for loving the mexican music because we have been all over the world playing our music. that's one of the reasons we are the best but we love more the music. damian: [speaking spanish]

but why go after susana martinez? what's the goal there?well, the goal was to let everyone know the state of the state, for example, and he was reading unemployment statics, food stamp statics and they've increased. he mentioned that she's got to do a better job of taking care of new mexicans which is why i said if i run for governor, i'll take care of you. >> why go after a fellow republican in an election season at a time when she should be and he should be, too, coalescing around the nominee. >> if you go after mr. trump, he will respond in kind and that's what he did in this case. if i could get to the e-mails quickly here, there's going to be a choice this november whether it's the mistakes that you've made or the decisions that you've made, judgment is extremely important. and with this case, when you've had a woman who has essentially been in public office for a very long time, whether it's secretary of state at this level of her political career still making judgments, essentially put national security at risk, i think that's someth

martinez is head of the governor. this is someone you should embrace. it is not like you will like me and i like you. we do that in high school. >> we'll continue this discussion a lot more to talk about in the next two hours. >> other story, what inspector's general report says about clinton of her e-mail. remember she says he corroborated fully? not so much. trump's supporter of allegations of clinton's early legal cases of her defense of accused of rape. all that and more. ... and reduce shock by 40%. so i feel like i'm ready to take on anything. man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. like the power to earn allstate reward points, every time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you car! and i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. ...you must be gerry. hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with the all-powerful drivewise app. it's good to be in, good hands. introduces new, easy-to-swallow tablets. so now, there are more ways, for

i want to mention the apartment fire in martinez, somewhat close to highway 4 but no longer causing a traffic issue. we will have more on that actual fire and what happened coming up later in this segment. >>> 6:01 am.>>> the golden state warriors will defend the nba title in a rematch of last season final after completing the epic comeback against the oklahoma city. the last team to come back from the 3-1 deficit was the celtics in 1981. the thunder had control over the first half, leading by as many as 13 with the warriors staying in it. klay thompson caught fire, helping the warriors go on and they went into the locker room at the halftime trailing by six, and the warriors broke out in the third quarter. this is a breakaway, giving the team a big lift off of the bench, and it got loud in there. oklahoma city made the fourth quarter runs, but the warriors put the game away, winning by the final of 96-88.>> for us to overcome the heavy deficit, and the claw our way back, and everybody having that impact, and on the defensive end, obviously we made the shots. it was a very cool moment

even though susana martinez isn't jumping on the trump train, gop donors are. earlier today donald trump met privately with willy johnson, the owner of the new york jets. our friend wilbur ross, it looks like he will start donating. he was a jeb bush backer. donald trump will need $1.5 billion. what do you think of the fact that these gop establishment types are beginning to see the light? >> i'm grateful that they have chosen to get on the bandwagon with all of us and make america great again. they can't disagree with him on too many things. he wants to bring the economy back, he will be a job creator. those things are important to everybody on all walks of life. on both sides of the aisle. those are the issues. charles: governor brewer, a lot of people rooting for you for the vp list. coming up donald trump says he is the right candidate to take on isis, terrorism and then there is the question about money. it looks like the elites are starting to pony up some big-time money. we'll talk about it when we come back. >> i don't know how busy your schedule is, bu

i do think trump made a mistake in attacking susana martinez, the first latina. she is no trump fan, that's true. but given trump's problems with hispanics generally, that was an attack that he really could have done without. >> and let's talk about that, joseph, because he still has high end favorables among women and hispanics. they've gone down from women from the 70s in march to the 60s now, but still, it is pretty high. and yet he is going after someone like susana martinez, who is popular within the republican party, hispanic woman. what do you think about that strategy? do you think he should scale back those kinds of attacks? >> start here. governor martinez, as the president and head of the republican governors association should have been a little more politically savvy that the nominee was in her state and she shouldn't have snubbed him. that said, you're right. we see better numbers, and the numbers aren't moving as fast as a lot of people would like. but there is a clear trend where he is gaining support among women and probably the most important de

yesterday, martinez added her own thoughts while talking with reporters. >> it's just politics. i was a prosecutor for 25 years, you know? i have heard names i have been called for a long time. it does -- it's not something that will affect me. >> one of the things that a lot of people have been asking you is whether you're going to endorse trump. after last night, can you give us a more definitive answer? >> i can tell you one thing. i'm not going to vote for hillary clinton. i can tell you that i'm the same place i was before this event took place. we deserve to hear from the presidential candidate what they are going to do to deal with the issues that are facing new mexico. that was not discussed last night. >> martinez is considered a gop party star as the first republican latino woman governor. and new mexico's last two-term republican goff gary johnson is seeking the libertarian nomination for president. >>> this morning, president obama's administration is facing the first major challenge over a controversial bathroom policy for public schools. texas has rallied ten other

>> well, again, it's certainly not susana martinez.s he's made about mexican immigrants and his policies on immigration, mainly his idea of massive deportation that we're going to deport every single undocumented immigrant. that's unpopular. but if you look at those polls, while he's polling many the 20s, hillary clinton is polling in the 60s. she's not at the level of support from latinos that say president obama had. latinos are not seeing hillary clinton as a obvious alternative to donald trump. she was never a champion on immigration. two years ago she was calling for the immediate removal of an accompanied minors coming from central america so it's a fallacy that latino voters are going to flock to hillary clinton just because donald trump has said a few things about mexican immigrants. >> okay. a.j. i want to read for you something that trump's top advisors has said about the national polls e. he says they distorted. they rely too much on hispanics from new york and california which is where large populations are but also where m

in your report you say susana martinez is the yin to donald trump's yang. and this is despite governor martinez's support for marco rubio and denouncing his anti-imnant commeanti-i anti-immigrant comments. so it's interesting, why are you even entertaining that and going so far as calling her a shero? >> right. so a couple weeks ago, bill o'reilly said that susana martinez would be the only pick for donald trump to have because she would be so effective in helping him in the general election. the big caveat is would she accept? you know, suspending that and saying let's say that he does a really good job of convincing her and wooing ining her, and acce accepts, she would do so much to help him not with the latino vote because the latino ship has sailed. they're not going to support donald trump. >> even in new mexico, they're not mostly latino, right? hispanic? >> exactly. when she ran for governor both in 2010 and 2014, her base of support was among white republicans. so we have to disavow ourselves of the notion that susana martinez would help with latino

that's exactly what he's doing with martinez. is it a good idea? well, that is not entirely clear at the moment. we're still waiting to find out if there was any reaction from the republican national committee on this. >> all right. katy tur in anaheim, thank you. >>> ben ginsberg served for both the romney and bush presidential campaigns, ron reagan, author, radio host, both are analysts. thank you for your time this afternoon. ron, let me start with you. we can already hear the strains of crooked hillary coming out of trump's next speech in anaheim, california. how bad ly will this report fro the ig damage hillary clinton? >> well, that depends a lot on us, on what people like us say in the media all the time. do we bring it up every time we mention hillary clinton? do we talk about scandal and e-mails and things like that? i don't know. what do you think would happen if every time we talked about donald trump we mentioned the fact he had twice -- twice in his life been accused of rape -- once by a former wife. every time brought that up. what ef

governor martinez doesn't care about what donald trump says about her. she cares about what he says he will do to help new mexicans. and governor martinez set this about donald trump tonight. >> you know, it's politics. it really is. it's just politics. it doesn't bother me what he says. it just doesn't affect me. i was a prosecutor for 25 years, you know, and have heard names i've been called for a long time. it's not something that's going to affect me. i'm really interested, new mexicans deserve, tell us what your plan is for new mexicans. i'm not going to vote for hillary clinton. i can tell you that i'm the same place i was before this event took place. >> here is the most divisive and least dignified republican presidential nominee reminding voters today why the republican party is not unified. >> poor mitt romney. poor mitt. i look at this guy. i mean, i have a that's worth more money. he's a choker. i hope we don't have too many in the audience. once a choker, always a choker. many of the people i competed against have now endorsed me. most impor

martinez is 54, overcast with a slight breeze.re is a large and in charge fog bank, but it will burn all. and this low that gave us this cloudy weather has moved out of the picture, but not enough to take care of this low cloud deck yet. it won't stick around that long. and we will be hard-pressed to get much sunshine today. 50s on the temperatures, 54 in dublin and brentwood, 53 and concord and martinez. everybody is pretty much in the same ballpark. there is an onshore breeze and a big all bank. it does not matter if it is may or not, it is tough to warm up. this will slowly burn off in one, but another system coming in late tonight tomorrow, keeping us in this same forecast. this low has moved out of the picture, and a little bit warmer on wednesday and thursday. today and tomorrow in the 60s and 70s. low clouds, and it may take until early afternoon for this to dissipate on the bay. a little bit warmer as we get away from the coast, and temperatures, it won't take long to warm up in may. after tuesday, wednesday and thursday l

martinez is a terrific governor. she's a wonderful person. a phenomenal story. this is someone you should embrace. it's not you will like me if i like you. we do that in high school, not when you're running for president. >> we'll continue this discussion. a lot more to talk about in the next two hours. when we come back, the other story with potential huge ramifications. a report what it says about hillary clinton's e-mails and what she said after the fact. remember she said she cooperated fully? not so much. and later trump supporter allegations about her defense of a man accused of rape as a court appointed defense attorney. ♪ what backache? what sore wrist? what headache? advil makes pain a distant memory. nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. the not cold, but not hot... it's amazing! ah, it's like a summer breeze cracked window. it's that perfect cooling effect when you sleep. my tempur-breeze makes me happy. my tempur-breeze makes me happier! sleep happy at mattress firm when you receive up to a $400 visa prepaid card on tempur-breeze

chris martinez tells us about a new study that links it.orter: her 2-month-old son every time he goes to sleep. >> he was used to it, being in my womb and con striktd, that's a position of comfort. >>reporter: many parents use the wrapping technique of new babies. but it increases the sudden infant death syndrome when they are on their side or stomach. >> you want to make sure that you are putting them back to sleep on their backs. >>reporter: researchers found the risk of sids is higher for older babies since they can roll over. they suggest using a wearable blanket or sleep sack instead. doctor coreen cross says tight swad ling may help the baby to sleep too deeply. >> so tightly, sort -- they don't wake up. >>reporter: you should keep the crib fuel of bumpers or pillows. for her, it has been a major help. but she plans to start using sleep sacks soon. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> experts say it can also overheat a baby. >> and that is something that can also raise the risk of sids. >>> right now, at 6:00, battleground virgi

senator martinez was as you know the mayor of orange county florida.was secretary of housing and urban development and now is a senator from florida. he is one of the best public servants i have had the privilege should to know, wonderful human being and as i say a friend. having thoroughly enjoyed working with him in several efforts and hopefully will in the future, senator mel martinez. [applause] >> thank you very much. if feeling is mutual henry. i have enjoyed so much getting to know you better and to work with you and not only on this but other housing issues in the past and i again like you hope we will have a chance to do more in the future as well. i've also enjoyed working with them weber -- working with weber and allyson schwartz. we have had a lot of productive conversations that one thing that i think is important to remember as we live in the current times that the city lives and is this bipartisan policy center is a hallmark of what is needed in washington so very much which is bipartisan ideas ideas that bring together differing points

so now trump going after governor martinez. that's his latest kind of target.like, for example, senator marco rubio has come out to defend her saying she is one of the hardest working and most effective governors in america. that's what senator rubio says. is this going to hurt donald trump? it seems like nothing he's said in the past has hurt him. >> well, this is what is boggling people's minds. susannah martinez is a gop governor and part of his party, she's a republican. the fact that she didn't show up also basically underlies that she didn't want to be complicit to what donald trump is doing, not only within the gop but also among americans the way he's talking about race and latinos. i think it's something that the republican party really has to reckon with. i think they recognize they have a latino problem. they recognize they have to try to fix this latino problem in order to get to the white house but they have a candidate, a front-runner who doesn't seem to care, who recognizes that by instigating this type of decisiveness, it actually rallies up his

there is not a world -- susanna martinez is not never trump.ll she said is that she wants to wait and see what kind of nominee he will be for the people of new mexico. she's not one of these people who said i would never support. unlike romney, who trashed them. i don't see a world in which attacking a latino governor of new mexico, a swing state, makes sense. it does not add up. mark: i'm not saying it makes sense. it is rude to go into her stay and do that. what i'm saying is the trump brand -- >> is all about antagonizing latino women? mark: i don't think that any -- he has any idea who susanna martinez is. what i will say -- john: it is a state the republicans would like to win. mark: i will just say that if donald trump when he has stood up to people that attacked him, they have eventually come to heel. that's how trump rolls. i'm not forgiving him. i'm not saying a smart. i see the downside. but the notion that this is somehow a disaster -- john: i will agree with that, that it is not a disaster. it trump does not care about unity. this d

let's turn, sarah to new mexico, to susana martinez.fter her after she snubbed him, maybe a couple of very nasty remarks, and the best they could do is come up with a campaign spokesman to respond. what's the deal there? your reaction? >> donald trump has never been one to take a perceived slight laying down, this is all feeding into the narrative he's built so far which is he's not afraid to call out members of his own party when he feels they're not being fair to him and when he feels they're not taking care of business. today you heard him say susana martinez, there is unemployment in new mexico, she's not handling it, that's something his supporters want to hear. he's not afraid to take on the establishment in both parties. lou: when you say he's not afraid to take on, boris, afraid doesn't even seem to be in his psyche embedded anywhere, certainly not in his lexicon or code of conduct. >> definitely not. and he has gone the here by being himself. by being brash, right? bucking all the traditions of the republican primary ways and t

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governor martinez hitting back.ere's what he had to say about her last night. >> we have to get your governor to get going. she has to do a better job, okay? your governor has got to do a better job. she's not doing the job. hey, maybe i'll run for governor of new mexico. she cares about what he says and will help new mexicans. she didn't hear anything about that today. she is a major figure in the republican party. she's the first and the only latina governor in the republican party. >> reporter: donald trump is a counter ppuncher. martinez has been critical of trump, critical of the border wall. she was really too busy to come to his rally last night. there's also been a lot of vp speculation surrounding her, she's a rising star, she's the first latina governor. she's the head of the republican governors association. she's a big deal and could certainly help donald trump he is pegsly when it comes to his appeal to women and minorities. it's also new mexico, a state he would want to carry. then again this is the so

we were there when detectives went to martinez to retrieve it. >> i promised the veterans, i'll get your cannon back. i just had confidence that we were going to because something like this isn't easy to hide and sure enough, here it is. >> reporter: richmond investigators searched for a stolen world war icann nontook them to martinez this morning where they say a man who just bought it called them after watching nbc bay area news report on the stolen piece of history. >> he saw the broadcast and then he put two and two together and just give us a call. >> police say the man who collects war memorabilia bought it from an undisclosed seller and he had it prominently displayed in his martinez front yard when he learned it was stolen from the richmond veterans hall. >> he felt terrible that this happened and he did not want any part of this because he thought it was a legitimate purchase. unfortunately, it wasn't. >> reporter: veteran art hunt is overjoyed the cannon is back where it belongs. >> oh, i hollered to my wife! they found our gun! they found our cannon because it's been sitting r

and in the case of victor martinez we checked yes. so that's about the only time that we have the ability to communication with i.c.e. to have a review done. now that the i.c.e. does not have officers in the county jails full time, they just show up in the morning, they look at the scrolls or gate book, if you will, but that really doesn't serve any purpose, because many times they bail out the night before. so it's -- it's not working. >> is it true that when a criminal aliens is released from prison on parole that local law enforcement had to be assigned to check on them? >> no. we're not assigned to check on them at all. in fact when they're released from either the county jail or say a state prison, they're taken by i.c.e. to a processing center, then down to los angeles where they're supposed to be released. they never release them from the prisons, they always do it in los angeles. >> so how does the parole work? does the state assign someone to watch over them? >> well, pretty much the state of california has gotten rid of almo

chris martinez tells us how you can stay safe. >> it is a common site in southern california, as thens, swimmers packing public pools to cool off. >> when i'm going in there, i casino of think of course is it clean? is it not clean? >> turns out that's a very real concern. a new cdc report reveals thousands of public pools, hot tubs, and water playgrounds, are shutdown every year because of serious health and safety violations. the cdc reviewed inspection report of nearly 50,000 public pools and found one in eight inspections resulted in an immediate closure. the majority of closures were from kitty pools, with one in five shutdown upon inspection. among the most common violations, bacteria in the water and improper ph levels. >> ph is important. because it determines howie negative disinfectant like chlorine and bromin are at killing germs, also, the it determines how comfortable swim remembers in the water. >> health officials say swimmers should do their own inspections at public or private pools to help avoid common risks. the cdc is suggesting using test strips to check a pool's

officer martinez was also seen punching a spectate ner the face. -- spectator in the face. ronnie pinkerton was standing nearby and captured the incident on the cell phone. >> my heart raced a little bit. is he going to shoot right now? as soon as he walked out, he hit him. >> police can honestly do whatever they want and get away with it. >> and tonight, officer martinez has been placed on modified duty. he has also been stripped of his gun and his badge. >>> not the kind of thing you would expect to see on a busy highway in philadelphia. a two-person blimp making an emergency landing. the blimp floated over the delaware river friday night before landing on interstate 95 in the fishtown philly. drivers on busy i-95 stopped their cars and wept over to help the pilot -- went over to help the pilot and his passenger. both were able to walk away. >> pretty much stopped the car. went over the barrier. tried to help the pilot. he brought it down over here. and by the time it ended up, he got drug across the road, over the barrier, and inside of his little basket. >> the witnesse

how does paul ryan get a spine like susana martinez does?running mate, tearing apart ahead of governor's association, tearing apart a female hispanic who is winning new mexico for republicans by record numbers, how does paul ryan get behind somebody like that. >> there is that tone that bothers ryan deeply. don't forget, joe, they disagree on huge issues, trade, immigration, other things. paul ryan in the end i have no doubt will endorse donald trump. he will do it with a minimum of enthusiasm and then focus on re-electing his members. you know, that's okay, he passes a little bit of a threshold test on that. i think a number of republicans will do that, which then will give some voters an opportunity in the fall to say, hey, they are not really for trump, so i don't have to be either. i think he's making a big mistake as you all have said in insulting people and not wooing people right now. can you imagine hillary clinton blasting nancy pelosi now. that's what donald trump is doing. >> if i was managing paul ryan's brand, i think it's a win

there i no political gain him for him attacking susana martinez.he is the first female hispanic governor in the united states and the first female governor of new mexico. when you are struggling with women and hispanic voters. why do you go after her? and she is the chairwoman of the rga so she is connected with high-dollar donors. to me i'm sitting here, and it doesn't make any sense for him politically to go after her. charles: carl higbie, a major donald trump supporter, you would say the reason he's rewriting the rules is because he hasn't pandered to the establishment. >> when he was here in connecticut, he went after month low. d he went after malloy. this is across the board. no holds barred. we need to get her going, he's involved. >> is it because she is not doing the job or because she is not endorsing him and his candidacy. >> she said he was attacking her on politics and not policy. and that's not exactly true here. new mexico has been found to be the worst in terms of economic recovery across the nation. the pew charitable trust poll j

this is about new mexico governor suzanna martinez, a republican. here's what he said. >> since 2000 the number of people on fooled stamps in new mexico has tripled. we have to get your governor to get going. she's got to do a better job, okay? the governor has got to do a better job. she's not doing the job. hey, maybe i'll run for governor of new mexico. i'll get this place going. okay. ouch, if you're the governor of new mexico here, barry, but i want you to know what you think about this strategy or if there is a strategy because he is going after not only a member of his own party, but this is a woman. this is a hispanic woman, two demographics that he really needs to make inroads with and this doesn't exactly do that. why is he doing this? >> she's been going after him now for a couple of months, so, you know, they don't support each other. we've all known that, but, you know, i mean, he comes to her  state and she refuses to meet with him and, you know, that's fine. she can -- she can do whatever she would like in the general election, but h

there is not in it for him to attack suzanne martinez and yet he attacked her.lity show? >> if a junior senator would get a little coverage but he's a nominee of a party and about to be so it becomes a big party. >> i just think that is a very difficult sustain because anybody can attack our response. >> i think there is something to be said about the fact and you have been to several rallies where you have people coming up saying why are you saying this or that about this guy? >> donald trump speaks for a lot of americans out there that are just fed up with government. when he speaks his mind and says, all right, she snubbed me and the welfare and food stamp is going up in the state. he's saying of what people in new mexico saying about him. he's just expressing his view. he's not like any politicians throughout that won't speak his mind about the people. it maybe at the same party. >> what happen to common decency? >> she obviously has differences with her on her policy and disparaging comments of immigrants and women. >> that's what a character flaw to use in

. >> ceremonies in martinez mark the anniversary of the deadliest school bus crash in history in 1976a bus fell from an elevated off ramp in martinez. 28 children and an adult chap rone all died in the crash. one of the first to arrive described it as totally quiet. >> these children knew that fire was there, police was there, medical was there. these children trusted us to be their parents and help remove them from the bus. they were unbelievably brave. >> 23 passengers survived almost all were critically injured at the time. the accident was caused by a combination of equipment fail sure and design problems. a memorial to the accident stands at the martinez marina. >> a law that lets you move a child from an under performing school to a better campus. one is trying to navigate the process. >> did a bomb bring down eqyptair flight 840? we'll take you inside a flight simulator to try to understand the final moments of that flight. . >>> the egyptian military releaseed the first picture of the wreckage recovered from eqyptair flight 804. the pictures indebris from the flight. the effor

that first impulse appeared to be at work and his attack on susan martinez. as you just pointed out. >> she was just too busy to show up dw-- >> yay, he took that and lashed out on her. that's his way of dealing with things. the politics as george suggested is always and everywhere about addition and not subtraction. i am surprised that you doubled down on it today. it just does not make any sense. it's so much easier to win her over. >> yeah, you said tlar live nothing the fantasy land. he is the republican nominee. >> yeah you called him on this and said that we're winning the hispanic vote. in a way that you go after him is the way that susan suggested and the way that warren wanted. get him back on the heels. he is thin skin and small minded. when you say things like i'm too busy to show up. it gets under his skin. if you call him small like elizabeth warren, that touches him. >> he is is tied with clinton. we have to reflect the reality that it's sell ing. >> he has cleared the republican field and clinched the nomination and she has not. he did that in

this martinez thing is a specific outburst.ow big of a problem is the specific thing and how does it symbolize trumps approach to unification? .ark: he also hit jeb bush their donors don't like that. brand ishat the trump antiestablishment, anti-career politician, and about strength. he wants people to get on board. if they don't come on board, he does not think they need them. i understand the unity project is important. he will get paul ryan, almost everyone else. john: it is hard for me to say. -- susannat a world martinez is not never trump. all she said is that she wants to wait and see what kind of nominee he will be for the people of new mexico. whicht see a world in attacking a latino governor of new mexico, a swing state, makes sense. it does not add up. mark: i'm not saying it makes sense. what i'm saying is the trump brand -- >> is all about antagonizing latina women? mark: what i will say -- it is a state the republicans would like to win. ifk: i will just say that donald trump when he has stood up to people and att

susana martinez's name has been floated. she says she's not interested. partman portman from ohio. nikki haley from south carolina is not interested. not only does he have to find somebody, but he has to find somebody that's palatable to voters. and specifically, he is smart to say this. he needs somebody to help legislate in washington. if you look at the field of 16, including him, 17, john kasich is a pretty good pick. >> john kasich certainly fits all of that. although he said on this show i had a greater chance of being the vp than he does. which -- a good sound bite. but these people that all say they're not interested. that doesn't mean they're not interested. >> no, in this case, i don't think it means they're not interested. if you look at some of the names, they are the future of the party. they are seen as highly -- they may have their own presidential prospects one day. and i think many of them would worry and calculate if they were going to be on a ticket with donald trump, that that would end, because he's seen as so toxic by so many of the

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lourdes: suena mucho su susana martÍnez. >> susana martÍnez es mujer, le da un valor adicional.e tu compaÑero de papeleta te complemente. te complemente en ideas y apoyo del pueblo. lourdes: entre los gobernadores mencionados, en el carolina del sur. entre los senadores, de ohio. entre los polÍticos veteranos, el ex presidente de la cÁmara de representantes. tambiÉn anunciÓ algo inusual que puede llegar a la comisiÓn republicana en julio, con varios miembros del gabinete que formarÍa de obtener la presidencia. marÍa elena: gracias. en una sorpresiva declaraciÓn, el presidente de cÁmara de representante, dijo que no estÁ listo para apoyar la campaÑa de donald trump. en la entrevista con cnn, insistiÓ que donald trump tiene que hacer mÁs para unificar el partido. Él habÍa tenido su silencio hacia la victoria de el magnate en indiana. el senador republicano por arizona, dijo que la nominaciÓn de donald trump, puede afectar sus posibilidades de ganar la reelecciÓn en el senado. lleva 33 aÑos como senador, al igual que otros lÍderes de su partido. la precandidata demÓcrata, hillary c

. >> i want to ask you about the continued dust-up about donald trump and susana martinez and how souch of the republican establishment has really rallied to the governor's side. scott walker, marco rubio, the rga, the republican governors association, which she leads, all saying donald trump went into the new mexico and criticized the sitting republican governor. it seems like it's creating a rift that may not go away. >> it didn't create a rift, john. this is just a further exposure of the continuing rift of republicans who view themselves as frankly fundamentally and philosophically in a different place where donald trump is and wonder if they can ever support him as the republican nominee. this is one more episode in the i prefer the victims of war criminals that don't get caught. or i prefer the veterans -- >> right, prisoners of war. >> this is one in a long chain of really talk about breach of protocol, breaches of protocol on behalf of a presumptive nominee, a guy who is supposed to be uniting the party right now. i don't know if the paul ryans and susana martinezs and the jo

he attacks susana martinez publicly.donald trump goes off the rails. do we want this guy in charge of the irs after conservatives are complaining about irs targeting? >> go ahead, jeffrey. >> not to put to fine a point on it, but voters decided. it's over. he's going to be the republican nominee for president. >> i agree with that. no, i'm saying that he shouldn't be the president. >> one more second. >> wait until november. >> donald trump always says he's a counter puncher. how did susana martinez start this fight? >> i was looking at this last night, and she was. she gave some, some talks -- there was a private talk in april and word leaked out she was critical of donald trump and said she played the identity politics card. which is a cancer inside the republican party. >> what does that mean? played the identity -- >> what does that mean? >> yes. how did she play the politics identity card? >> told these people according to accounts i was reading in the "washington post," i believe, she was insulted about things he w

i reflect what susana martinez being an unknown politician, but she is actually not. she is quite a crown jewel of the republican party as the first female governor of new mexico. abby: the polls show trump has work to do with female latinos. i want to show the polls we have among latinos. earlier lewandowski is saying he's winning among latinos in the polling. here you see 74% unfavorable. you have got to win over latinos. >> almost everyone who is watching will probably have to google susanna martins's name to see who she is. everyone is chasing the woman vote forgetting the man vote also exists. everybody is chasing the latino vote and donald trump is doing better than mitt romney did. and nobody is chasing the white vote. donald trump will almost certainly lose the general election if he doesn't turn that around. but don't neglect this massive base he has. abby: we thank you for being with us. gregg: several people are dead and others missing after devastating flooding. and the impact on millions of travelers. the latest forecast coming up next. plus this. abby: s

and this attack on susana martinez is utterly dysfunctional. he needs her support. there was absolutely no reason to do this. and now he puts her and the other people he's attacking in a position of either looking like they're capitulating to a bully or staying out of the campaign and not endorsing him. yes, he's an unconventional candidate but he's also an undisciplined candidate. and i think there's a war going on here where will trump realize that he's not in the primaries anymore where this talk helps him. he's in a general election where there are a lot of voters who don't like him and need to be persuaded. and attacks like this i don't think help him among voters who might be able to be swung his way. >> e.j. dionne, great to have you on. thank you, sir. >> great to be with you. >>> senator elizabeth warren firing back at donald trump and his attack against her and a long-ago claim she has native american heritage. >> who, pocahontas? pocahontas? >> is that offensive? >> look, she -- is it offensive? >> very offensive. >> oh, oh, really. oh, i'm sorry. pocahon

i think he should go with susana martinez. i don't think there is one vice president in hit who said they wanted the gig. reporter: susana martinez, i think she could be the next sarah palin. >> i think she is a lot better. i like susana martinez. i just hope trump doesn't choose someone who might be useful in the future. kennedy: your prognostications have been spot-on so far. weren't you the one who said not only will donald trump never be the nominee, he won't win a single primary. >> the polls are wrong. this is not prognostication, it's a preference. i think he will flame out incredibly bad in the general. and i hope he doesn't take someone good with him. kennedy: whoever he picks -- >> sarah palin would be fine with you? kennedy: the popular alaska governor. she said as president she was going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business, but after getting a chilly reception earlier this week she tried to clarify the comment. >> the market is making this decision. the market has driven down the cost of