>>> and mike co's best against tb market was seriously wrong, but still didn't lose any money. it's the magic of options and we'll explain how. the action beginning right now. >> let's get right to it because stocks are sitting near record highs. what do you do now. let's get in the money. >> one of the trades i was looking at in the immediate aftermath of the brexit vote when we had the stock market volatility across the world i wanted to go to u.s. stuff and one of those things was target and it sounded kind of intuitive in a lot of ways to me, but a name that made a lot of sense because they don't have any international exposure. it's got a 3.35 dividend yield. it outperformed peers. a massive gap in may and if they can get just a few things right when they report in mid august, innings you're going to have this stock fill in gap. i think a name like target makes a lot of sense. if that did become a trend, you're going to want to focus on u.s. consumer again and target fifths that. >> the former one was pretty bad, but one thing you can say about target it's not an expensive

that earnings is under consideration, trump also tweeted about indianna governor mike pence, and arkansas senator tom cotton. co-announce vp choice before the gop convention which starts july 18th, in cleveland. >>> today is the first business day since septa pulled thirds of the cars off the trucks because of possible structural defect. >> rough go of it, even evening rush to deal with in just few hours. >> our alexandria hoff live at septa command center in center sit which what we can expect. good afternoon, alex. >> good afternoon, septa still trying to figure out what to expect, and that's what they're doing right now, analyzing traffic patterns every riders this morning in order to best understanded how to implement any additional services come this commute home not the typical morning, dealing with sudden 30 to 50% reduction in septa services at 120 silver liner five trains have been pulled due to structural deficiency found friday, trips are running on limited saturday schedule with rush hour addition. septa is in talks with amtrak and new jersey transit to possibly lease additional transportation unit,

mark preston, tom la beian co, who covered mike pence very, very closely for a number of years in innocentus, kaley mcunanimousny and paul. i'm going to make them switch roles. trump stands hip up, why isn't he going to indiana. >> in some ways it's about for mike pence because he can actually have the stage to himself and he won't have to wait 28 minutes to be introduced to everyone as he did this morning in new york. listen, i think in some ways it's probably smart for donald trump to let mike pence to go back to his home state to make the case of why he joined the ticket, maybe try to work out some of the kinks himself. we'll see what happens over the la next couple of days. will they work together, will they work apart. maybe having them together, the oil and water won't look good. >> they only stood together on the stage for a few seconds this morning. >> it was strange. not only the introduction. but when mike pence finished talking he took a step back and looked over and there was nobody there. then he went over again and there was nobody there and donald trump finally came back on

joining us now is john heilemann of bloomberg toxs and mike mckinnon and co-host of circus the greatestprime time on cbs. >> you know what we are here today? make america fun again. >> you can do that. >> mark, i've been with you. i feel like many of these conventions of these before when you were the top adviser for george w. bush and crafting his convention. what do you make of what trump is trying to do and whether he will succeed? >> the key to a successful convention, particularly these days, is make it unconventional. every convention i've been involved in we say this is going to be different, this is out of the box. what you really want from viewers is for it to be different. i think that is the one thing this week will be. i don't think we know how yet but, you know, given the style of trump. on the other hand, i've been the guy in for republican conventions and that is tough once you get past lee greenwood and the oak ridge boys, it gets thin pretty quick. >> what about a candidate in a convention? >> the opportunity you have four days that you completely control the narrative.

we have our panel for the nightly show contributors, mike yard and nightly show contributor, robin thede and the co the greatest hits and you can catch him in atlantic city, arsenio hall, everyone. that's right. join us on twitter using the hash tag tonightly. over the course of two weeks trump seems to be falling apart and fired his campaign manager and his campaign virtually has no cash and he was lambasted for his reaction to the orlando shooting. arsenio i'm blood you're here. >> i'm the jackie robinson of clinton. i was the first. >> larry: so let me ask you, in your heart of hearts do you think donald trump is truly invested in becoming president or is all this a con? is this -- is he playing us right now? >> see larry, first of all, this is donald trump and you know that ego. he want to rule the world. this ain't no game for him. he wants to rule the world and i think he needs some black friends. more than omarosa. >> larry: but -- >> he ruined his life in every other way. i have a tie he gave me once a donald trump tie made in china. he can't even go to china now. he can't go give orders. n

mike pence could be the guy. flynn was in and now we are pivoting to pence. what is the deal? >> reporter: yes. we expect the desigcision to co any day now. as for mike pence, the governor of indiana, within the state there is increasing buzz that we are hearing that pence will be the guy. none of that have matters until we hear it out of donald trump's mouth himself. pence is expected to be at a fundrais fundraiser. trump announcing a rally near indianapolis. it is likely indiana's governor will be there too. there are other names on that list as well. one of them a guy by the name of michael flynn. this is a guy who will be viewed as a wild card. some questioning whether that's a smart call for donald dump r trump. he wants someone that can sort of put into his plaps. most kmiet bli he does not sit well. it is one of the leading anti abortion groups. they are saying that statement has already disqualified him from consideration. >> doesn't trump have pressure on him to go with a conservative v.p.? we saw mccain choosing sarah palin. >> reporter: a lot of people said he needs a sort of crimson red republican to reach out wit

mike pence, we're going to take another quick break. >> abc news live coverage of the republican national co >>> back now at the republican convention, r paul ryan introducing mike pence. let's listen. >> i've watched this man up close, i've seen what he's made up. this is a man of solid character. this is a man who sees public service as a calling, not a career. he has served honorably, with great dignity. this is a man that led the charge to ban earmarks in congress, and he won that fight. as governor of indiana, he passed the largest state income tax cut in history. he balanced his state's budget. this man is a reagan conservative through and through. pro-growth, pro-life, prostrong defense. and most importantly, he is the father of three beautiful children. michael, charlotte, and audrey. and he calls his wife karen the best part of my life. my fellow republicans, the man that you have nominated, he's a man of faith. he's a man of conviction. he's a man you can trust. he comes from the heart of the conservative movement, and from the heart of america. and now we need to send him and donald trump straight to the white house. [ chee

we've got msnbc contributor, the legend, mike barnicle, co-host john halpern and john heilman. >> andof course, tv's own willie geist! >> so it's a big morning. vice president joe biden will join us here right in the ale house at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. >> it is going to be something. i want to ask about last night, the big event last night. mike halpern, obviously, bill clinton speaking. you followed the clintons since the first run for president. how did it go last night? >> the big thing was her speech for hillary clinton. it's so hard to see in any given moment in our cynical world something that's historic and everybody in the moment realizes it's bigger. as willie said, the clintons have been around for so long. i didn't think it was bill clinton's best speech of all time in the hall. he never got a lot of momentum until the very end. but it was, i think, purposely intended to be a low-key explanation of what her life was like from someone who knows her best. he was biographer in chief last night telling her life story. i'm not sure it was the best use of his abilities, but i th

i've worked with mike pence. i've co-sponsored legislation with him.think he is a terrific choice. he covers so many bases. when you're picking a vice president you want someone who's going to go outside of your own base. and trump has his base. it's solid. now i think he picks up the solid conservatives who were not quite ready to adopt trump. then he goes into the mainstream. he is, i think, the perfect choice. >> i don't know if you decided to do -- if you're going to adopt the donald. that might not work. but have you endorsed him, finally, senator? >> you know, i was waiting to see how the campaign played out. because i think he has brought in a new base. he has legitimately won the primaries. but i just wanted to hear more. and i think this first choice of mike pence for vice president i think covers so many bases about which i was concerned. and i think this is something that will bring a lot of people together. mike pence is a solid republican. he's been a republican stalwart all his life. he has a great congressional credibility which i think

co colonel mike edmondson will provide an update.t will be the east baton rouge parish sheriff followed by chief carl dabadie of the baton rouge city police and then u.s. attorney middle district walt green and special agent in charge of the fbi and louisiana jeff celet. we will be posting the pictures you will see to the state police facebook page. we will open up the questions at the end of all the briefings is. >> thank you, doug, good afternoon, everyone. we wanted to have this press conference today to update you on what we now know about yesterday's horrific attack on law enforcement and on the entire baton rouge community. specific information related to that attack will be given to you shortly and then we will take questions as well. first -- and you all know this, it's no secret -- but the shooter was, in fact, gavin long. that information was not given to you yesterday by us because it had not been forensically confirm confirm confirmed as it was last night. he's a 29-year-old from kansas city, missouri. he came in here fro

federal court and and that's more serious than trespassing and first arrest so far alex, mike, let me tell you big coings dense. i've been watching ken burns roosevelt documentaries are phenomenal. we're at fdr park. here's coincidence fdr was sworn in 19730. june 27, 1936 over at franklin field university of pennsylvania 100,000 people filled the place. ways trying to find the temperature because a lot of people complaining about temperatures this week. can you imagine if they were in the 90s and outside franklin field. when you read about this or see anything about it nobody mentions complain about summer heat in philadelphia back in 1 1936 where they didn't have air companying any way if indoors. why should they have to outdoors. 100,000 80 years ago this month. history again repeating this week with the first woman nominated ever for president of this country. >> we do history bester than any in the america we used to pile into the car and drive and highway 54 out owe to colorado springs. that air conditioning call 4/70 . >> what is that. >> you roll downwind owes and drive 70 miles an hour. >> we're

trump was so unsure about the choice that he called mike pence and had buyer's remorse. joining me is coeator of the showtime's the circus, former campaign adviser to george w. bush. mark, great to have you back. assess for me the pence pick. it seems more to salve the concerns of the base than the tent, no? >> i disagree. i think it's absolutely the best choice to grow the tent. if you're declined to vote hillary, what you want to see in a pick with donald trump is someone to balance the ticket, a steady hand, a calm hand, he's got plenty of excitement. he didn't need a pirate on the ticket. he needed a sobering midwesterner like mike pence. i think it's a perfect thing. >> i'm playing devil's advocate and wondering, given that he has -- he, donald trump, such strong support among white males, particularly older white males, why not out of the box? why not a female section? why not a person of color? >> well, i don't think there was anybody -- he called condi rice, she said no. among the options he had, were three good options, i just think pence was the best one and that's what he chec

>> here to quiz us, somebody i have known since 1947, mike jerick, kansas native. cost of good day america. >> good day to be back. >> beautiful day here in philly. >> how much do you know about philadelphia? >> we're about to find out. >> you have your cards. >> play along at home, folks. >> "a" through "d." i live in philly. i picked some easy questions. >> have you changed at all? have you grown up? a different broadcast philosophy? >> no i'm the same guy. i'm still 16 years old. or a 13-year-old boy. philadelphia hosted america's first birthday of course. it's home to the first -- newspaper, hospital, zoo or all of the above? steve doocy? >> all of the above. ainsley goes "b." you're right, guys. "d," all of the above. >> thank you. >> who did not sign the constitution? thomas jefferson, george washington, ben franklin or abraham -- wait, you have the wrong graphic up. want to go to the liberty bell? >> no. let's do this. >> constitution -- the constitution. thomas jefferson, washington, franklin or a dude named abraham baldwin. >> you're all right. thomas jeffers

co turn-coating by conservatives when he backed away from it. >> a presidential election is not like a gubernatorial race. if mikeence is the choice of our nominee donald trump, then those issues fall away. >> reporter: then there's his personality. trump aides who favor pence worry he and trump won't click. >> i want somebody who has good chemistry and i want somebody with great experience. >> reporter: opinions range, after all eight years ago the candidate was praising hillary clinton on radio stations across america. >> i know her and she would make a good president or a good vice president. >> reporter: campaign sources tell nbc news that donald trump will hold an event with his pick on friday. but already newt gingrich saying the announcement could come as early as tomorrow. lester? >> katy tur, thank you. >>> in the superheated climate of presidential politics, one place in which we don't normally expect to hear partisan remarks is within the u.s. supreme court. but it's happened. and recent comments by justice ruth bader ginsburg about donald trump have even some of her supporters wondering if she went to

mike pence's deputy governor was on the plane with him. that may be a little bit more of an indication -- harris: hashtag tea leaves. >> anthony scaramucci raising money for trump, who is one of the co-hosts of "wall street week," he doesn't have any inside information but put 95% chance on it being mike pence. you pointed out all reasons for that. by the way donald trump said two days ago he wanted someone skilled in hand-to-hand combat. maybe that is indication he hadn't made up his mind at least in the last couple days. because donald trump is so unconventional you want somebody a little more conventional. you don't want head to toe tattoos and body peers. you want to choose one or the other. harris: whole different show. we did see something yesterday with senator jeff sessions. you know there was a lot of talk, well he is in the mix? we know donald trump used him as sounding board. some correspondents working the story saying that is probably more likely the case. he flew in to meet with donald trump, that he assumed some sort of final one or two ready to it. i wonder what kind of input sessions would put in? >> remember jeff session was first guy to kind of jump on the trump b

>> he's running for president of the united states, not co-president of the united states. mikemazing vice president. make pence is going to be able to help get things done in washington. at the end of the day, it's trump that's running for president. >> yeah, this is true. he's famous, as we know, for doing thing s off the cuff. >> that's right. >> and for not going on script, let's say. >> that's part of his appeal. >> but when you think about how he may have introduced chris christie or somebody that he is very familiar with, this introduction seemed a little bit disconnected to people. >> i disagree with that. look, part of what people are tired of is scripted, traditional status quo. they've had enough of hillary clinton, enough to have scripts, enough of the lies, enough of the status quo, enough of the corruption. donald trump isn't a traditional candidate. he's not a politician. and i think that's why you have the intensity and enthusiasm and crossover support that you're seeing for him. >> and polarization at the end of the day. >> again, and i don't mean to keep biring

approved a platform calling co"" an abundant, clean, affordable, reliable domestic energy resource." and, in his first speech as trump's running mate, indiana governor mikepence attacked hillary clinton's stance on coal. >> where donald trump supports an all of the above strategy and will end the war on coal, hillary clinton actually promised an energy plan that would close american coal mines and put coal miners out of work. >> reporter: clinton has promised to spend $30 billion dollars for retraining displaced coal miners and other energy workers. but this comment at a march town hall was taken as a threat. >> i'm the only candidate which has a policy about bringing opportunity using clean renewable energy as the key into coal country, because we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> reporter: did she shoot herself in the foot with that comment? >> well, yeah, yes. she did. she hurt herself significantly. that's true. >> reporter: union leaders like yankovich are also wary of trump because, they say, he offers few details to back up his vague promises about revitalizing the coal industry. can trump bring that back?

co-actually end up fueling that rebellion. >> reporter: top vp candidates include newt gingrich and mike pence. now governor of indiana, pens kicked off a bike ride to support police saying trump is the strong leader america needs. fact checking now donald trump who said in his speech today, "violent crime has increased in cities across america and from 2014 to early 2015, it did a bit but that's misleading. in major american cities like d.c., from 1995 to 2015, over 20 years, major crime dropped enormously by 50% in big american cities. okay. hillary clinton, tomorrow she appears for the first time to campaign with bernie sanders. she's expecting his endorsement as she fights the trump charge that she's part of the wave of crime that he promises to fight. steve handelsman, news4. >> thank you, steve. >>> vice president biden and president obama will go to dallas to attend a memorial for the murdered police officers. vice president biden spoke with nbc's lester holt moments ago after a meeting with law enforcement officers across the country. he said they need more resources for community polic

we will talk more about this with the two co-chairs on the commission for presidential debates. welcome to both of you. mikeh you. the format looks pretty much exactly the same as four years ago. am i wrong here? i feel like the formats are -- what are the big differences? what changes do you feel were made? >> the big difference is we have these blocks of time where candidates can actually talk about the future of this country in a reasonable way, engage each other, get away from these very highly structured formats than sometimes we have seen and by the way, little bit of difference from the primary debate clip you just had. in a setting where we don't expect the audience to be part of the discussion. this is really about the two candidates with strong moderators who will bring the candidates into a place where they can really talk intelligently about the future of the country. i think that's what this debate ought to be about. it's a very very important election, very important for the future of the country and we want to hear from the candidates. >> what about the republican primary debates -- what part

mike. kanye crashes drake's chicago in washington, d.c. she is shocked when her camp rock co-star takes the stage. he is performing this song from the 2008 disney film. kanye surprising the crowd talking to the famous singer. before launching ?? >> and that's your wrap. >>> mystery science theater is the latest in a long list of shows to get a reboot. we are taking a closer look at the others to hit the small kreenz. >> that's right. we've recently seen a favorite movies like teen-age mutt ant ninja turtles and ghostbusters reimagined for the big screen. it seems as hollywood is doing shows. >> where did you get the idea i was pregnant. >> norman lear brought one day at a time into our lives, the story following a single working mom as she raised two teen-age daughters. now lear is bringing up with netflix to bring the story back with a latino cast a dream come true. >> embarking on anything with norman lear i there. >> netflix not stopping there. now a whole new generation will be able to follow in love with the family of space pioneers and hopefully an updated robot too. mc

let's talk about this with someone on the inside, co-chairman of the trump campaign same clowe vis. where does it stand right now, mike pence, donald trump? >> i don't want to get in front of my headlights as my father used to tell me. we'll leave it to the campaign manager and the candidate to make the announcement. i think that will be in due course. >> the formal announcement could be tomorrow. it will be at 11:00 a.m. at the new york hilton midtown hotel. not at trump tower. presumably they want a bigger ballroom, a lot more people there. and he wants to do it tomorrow before the convention starts on monday. >> absolutely. >> also word he wants to do it tomorrow so they can tape an interview jointly with "60 minutes." >> the other thing, it takes advantage of the friday news cycle, a great lead-in to the convention. this person will be probably on all the sunday talk shows and will absorb that news cycle as well. it's tremendous momentum going into the convention. >> so that's that. if it is mike pence, and you don't have to tell us. if it is, i know you don't want to get in front of donald trump on this sensitive

co-throw a fastball really high back then. >> ted sunglasses on. not the one that played for the phils. the second one in. and alejandro pena, mikee was the mvp of the softball game. >> three ball and one strike. with two outs. r runners on first and second. to center field. that will do it for the phils in the ninth inning. they lead 2. we'll head to the bottom of the ninth in atlanta. >>> we have wandered to the top of the ninth inning. phillies, nine runs on nine hits and they're going to turn to jeanmar gomez to finish the game off. it has not been a pretty game but the phillies will take it as far as the lead goes. this is not a save situation. gordon beckham will lead it off against jeanmar gomez. >> he takes the strike. 0-1. foul ball. no balls and two strikes. three hits. two allowed. low. one ball and two strikes. swing and a miss. he got him through to change up. that's the first out in the ninth inning. the philries trying to take two of the first three. if they win tonight, they can finish it out. they finish for 5-5. >> very good movement. one of the better ones i've seen. >> freddie freeman is trying to score. the p

co, that's what i'm talking about.mt good morning. thank you for joining us i'ms maureen umeh.een uh. >> i'm holly morris.ri today is friday july 22nd.uly nd mikeith the weatherhew ervin following with trafficingh if first we'll start withrt w anjali hemphill and the story sy we will be talking about for a r the next few days, the extreme heat. anjali, how does it feel right now? we name not too long agolo it wasn't bad.asn' i know things are slowly are swy inching up there.up >> reporter: they are. rorte it's getting warmer fast. we've got a little bit of a breeze but the aitlr feels heavy with that humidity and it'ss warm.. the sun isn't even up yet andeta the temperature here ispeture showing already in the upperer 70's and we're of course goinge to be climbing into those 90's ' at a antoday and expecting tripp digits later this weekend.kend. last weekend it was really it hot. it's supposed to be just ase jut hot this weekend if not n hotter. there was a festival on the mall called together 2016 that2t had to be canceled. over 500 people were treatede rt for heat related illness, 35llns had to be rushed to thed the hospital. as of now no hug

steve keeley with his friend chris and his co-worker still waiting on a train in jenkintownment how many trains have gone by you. >> first mikeght, you'll take massive pay hike to go back to wichita? >> kake television. >> to go home? >> just to be home. >> ya, mike. the second train just blew by us. but we had a nice septa person come out and tell everybody hey calm down, ten minute we have a train with very limited seating coming by from glennside have ten minute, then four passenger rail car train coming from rosalynn right after. that will we'll see. by the way, chris with us, supposed to be at fox 29 manning assignment desk, 7:00 a.m. i'll be late. half hour over time today. now over time instead of being late. how do you like that move? >> honoring the late music icon. >> the band will perform at the first avenue night club, in minneapolis, that he made famous, september the second, and third, that's the iconic night club, and partial setting of prince's big movie called purple rain. grand began in 1979 but not officially dubbed the revolution until the release of purple rain, all five current members, were with the ban

mike! >> did you think about it or did you actually do it? >> that was a discussion with my other co-workers, i mean -- >> what happened to the cookie >> do you guys recycle, give it to somebody else? >> it was still wrapped. and it was on the little table thereby his bed. >> so did you do it? >> well, ya. i ate the cookie. >> my point is, give it to someone else down the hall or something else? >> i didn't think about that. >> what do you think about that? >> like do you regret that moment? if you go back today to that time and you she cook think would you eat it still or would you put it back or give it to someone else? >> i've felt bad about it ever since so i would put it back. >> you remember what it is like when you have know money. >> i was 18 years old. >> so tempting and so hungry and you know they're good. >> ya. >> oh, mike. >> would you eat it over? >> how far does this go? >> yes, crumbs falling? >> all right. >> terrible. >> let's talk about jennifer aniston because she is talking a lot. the actress, she is an actress, right, jennifer aniston? >> she is an actress. >> j

on two issues that i think, opposition to certain trade deals, mike pence, huge on tpp, campaigned for it. the iraq war. he was one of the cogislation. this is a guy who is coming from the part of the party that you and your fellow trump supporters have rejected and defeated. >> right. he's not the one running for president. he's number two on the ticket. i did want a number two on the ticket that balances mr. trump, that doesn't have exactly the same views and that will unify and bring in others who don't have the same views. this is all about unifying the party. that's exactly what it does. >> do you think it was a unifying moment today on the floor? >> of course you are always going to have a few stragglers, but the bottom line is the vast majority of the party really with the pence pick is now fully under wing. >> we have been talking about this for nine months. the views of trump, sort of anti-globalist, buchanan-ite world, the folks i talked to today at this rally, they don't like the trade deals, they are totally fine with social security for our people. they don't care about the deficit. they are not about hedge fun

co a. >> good friday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco."spare the air", and heat rules inland again. more clouds and patchy fog through the wedge breaking the excessive heat through the weekend also. today, 64 in san francisco. check out 100s still holding on in antioch and livermore. 85 in san jose, oakland is 73, santa rosa is 8. tomorrow, temperatures are mainly in the 50s with more cloud cover than this morning. my seven-day outlook shows back to average by >> coming up, the man, james bay is here live. we'll get him one of nice hats. don't worry. stay with us. don't worry. stay with us. >>> good morning, i'm natasha zouves from the abc 7 morning news. we're tracking developing news out of the east bay. san leandro police are searching for this man who tried to kidnap a 23-year-old woman on a busy street yesterday on washington avenue. police say he maced the woman, then tried to drag her into his car. a man was driving by, saw the attack, and ran to save her. the attacker drove off in a silver nissan sedan. police believe the attack w

mike barnicle. managing editor of bloomberg politics and co-host of with all due respect, mark halperin.and msnbc political analyst and former chairman of the republican national committee, michael steele joins us. >> you know, willie, going through these conventions, it's so nice that the chants have changed a little bit. you know, we have "where's the truck." four years ago when mike spoke, they were saying what the -- what the heck, what the heck. so to go from that to what the heck is very positive. >> stop. >> let's talk about the speech last night. and mark halperin, i may be standing alone here. i think donald trump did what donald trump was supposed to do. i don't know if they expected sunshine and flowers. a dark speech. we have been saying for two months now with everybody's low approval ratings that you're not going to win the presidency. you're going to disqualify the other candidate. we have been saying it for months now. everybody acting so shocked that conventions are sometimes negative. remember, poor george? he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. they are always p

mike. >> yes. >> cleanse right. >> how about this, the best actors by state will smith got beat out for top spot in pennsylvania. but cowho came in, at number one >>> in the beginning it is the same old story. >> always the hardest. >> okay. here's the thing, cheryl lee ralph, you know, we love these series, you you know, unsung, she'sing to be featured in an unsung tonight. it is at 8:00 p.m. unsung hollywood, story of cheryl lee ralph. >> ignore that, it is actually tonight. >> she tweeted out. very cool. >> congratulations to her. >> and stage floor, floor manager, floor director. yes, he made a shirt forte lor swift, take already swift loves tom huddleston. >> will you wear that shirt. >> no. >> but i want to bring up some hollywood stars here. i found this survey, this is on thriller.com. it states the best actor or actress according to each state in the union. >> right. >> we have a list of 50. >> so we only care about three states. >> where you are watching us. >> that is right. >> delaware. >> ryan philipe. >> that makes sense. >> okay. >> he is only 32. i remember his first film. wasn't he married a at one tim

hand with rnc chief reince priebus, the co-hosts of the vant aevent are of the biggest backers for rubio. >> does geography matter? donald trump meeting with mikeal is he is a rust belt guy. when statisticians look back at the last half-century geography has not mattered one bit. yet it's still something the trump aides are considering. with mike pence they feel the rust belt state appeal could help as they become convinced of where his path lies. paul ryan did not deliver wisconsin. >> my first campaign was dukakis boston austin. they lost 40 states. >>> the trump campaign continues to annoy and befuddle veteran republican activists on key states. trump campaigned that trump republicans rigged the process against him. in new hampshire the other day activists who supported trump's rivals in the first in the nation primary say trump and his team have done little or nothing to try to win their help. the state republican party handled the invites to a trump event this week and the national party is now stepping in to help with the new hampshire ground effort. more than a heavy lift is how one republican described the challenge of making the state

mike pence. and trade will be high on their list of topics. we take it all up with some of our favorite politicos tonight. cot of "the five," kimberly guilfoyle, and trump's senior adviser kelly ann conway. there's a lot to talk about including trump now calling for an apology from justice ruth bader ginsburg after the supreme court justice did what until now had been unthinkable, interjecting herself into a presidential campaign, expressing her preference for hillary clinton in interviews with "the new york times" and associated press. ginsburg, who was appointed to the high court by bill clinton, said, quote: i can't imagine what this place would be, i can't imagine what the country would be with donald trump as our president. of course, ginsburg appointed to the high court, as i said, by president clinton. trump now calling the unprecedented political comments from a sitting justice of the supreme court an outright disgrace. >>> our top story tonight, attorney general loretta lynch today refuse to answer the simplest, basic legal questions about the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. lynch told the house jud

it was my birthday and i got a cute one from donya who used to be the co host of this show, she goes, happy birthday, tom. i mean, mikesue might know what that means because tom is my older brother and my mom and dad, could never figure out my name because i was baby of six kid. they would call me tom all the time. pretty funny. happy birthday. >> that was really cute. >> that was really sweet of you. >> thank you. >> happy belated. >> thank you dear. >> a lot of people are saying happy independent, right. >> what about being independent from your mom and dad. apparently if you are a college graduate you are heading back home. >> it is all about money dan. >> absolutely. >> they have so many bills when it comes to tuition debt. >> that is true. >> they have to move back in with mom and dad. >> student loans size of the wyoming coupled with the job market that is better but pay isn't all that great for a lot of these jobs means from the dorm room back to your old ninja turtle and princess bedroom at home. 36 percent of college grads, say they will move back home with mom and dad, and a record number of millennials betw

mike, thanks. >>> make sure to join us at 11:00 for our next newscast. we'll have more on donald trump's pick for vice president. >>> hoda is off, so regis is co-hosting withic or cook out this weekend, we're about to show you how to lighten things up. >> some of you challenged joy bauer to turn chicken wings and potato salad from junk food to joy food. >> and she does it every time so let's see how she does it. >> it's not impossible. our very first challenge came from alyssa in island park, illinois. she's challenged me to make over fiery buffalo wings. so when you order them in a sports bar or local restaurant, it will cost you about 1270 calories. that is normal wings with about two tablespoons of the blue cheese dip. can do way better t. you have chicken and cauliflower and a couple different ingredients. >> and some butter. what is this? >> that is for the dipping sauce. that is nonfat greek yogurt. we'll start with the hot sauce. you mentioned butter. butter if you can believe, there is a huge amount whipped into the hot sauce when you get it in a restaurant, so i didn't want to skip that part because i wanted it to be super delicious. so i have a l

the one you saw from speaker ryan of mike pence, they're very warm but tend to be very biographical and maybe one or two anecdotes. ivanka is his daughter but also a co calls him best friend, mentor and boss. i think you'll see a much richer illustration of their relati relationship and how this man has helped other people along the way, people who felt down and out, people who wanted another chance, people who have come looking for a job. you heard his sons emphasize this, too, and "the new york times" wrote a piece this morning about this, wolf, that this is a man, donald trump, who feels most comfortable talking to the electrician, the plumber, the foreman at a job, as comfortable as he is going up to see how the pept house has turned up at the end of a project. >> tiffany the first night, only 22 years old. >> amazing. >> recent graduate of the university of pennsylvania, very impressive, very poised for a 22-year-old. extremely impressive, donald trump junior, eric trump last night. all the trump children, they're adults, very polished. >> they're also great character witnesses. we all know if you can be judged in your life by the children you r

co-host of america's newsroom, martha? >> good evening. here is some of what we're picking up on the floor tonight about what you can expect. look for mike who has a very high speaking spot today. he is going to come right before tim kaine this evening. look for him to take down donald trump new york billionaire to new york billionaire. i have detected quite a bit

co-victory. >> 11 years old to come to your first spelling bee and leave with a trophy. how do you do what you do when you go up to the mike>> my mom. my mom. it's just my mom. [ applause ] >> can you take us inside the mental approach and what's going through your mind? >> no. i'm just speechless. i can't say anything. i mean, i'm only in fifth grade. >> jimmy: he makes a good point. let's bring the winners out. welcome first, nihar janga. from river ridge elementary. austin action texas. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] from the alternative school in math and science in cornering, new york -- jairam hathwar. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations, men. let me ask you, do you wish -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you wish you didn't have to share the championship? >> actually, i think it's better to share the championship, because it's easier to get along with the interviews and share the same feeling. >> jimmy: that's good thinking and very kind as well. i'm very confident i could beat both of you myself, probably with plugs in my ears, but i thought this would be more fun if i had a partner, and tonight my partner is someo

mike please. i'm yes, ma'am lengthy thought i would add some remarks as in my role as co-chair the advisory committeese first of all, i just wanted to see that was a great report and the analysis of some ideas about those piers and the nca c during the golden warriors, of course, we wanted to emphasize to the public this is one of the foe remaining piers we're using docked ships some dredge noted but really is there is dope water there and we want to remind people of the value of the maritime for this pier however, we did go and have discussions with the supervisors, etc. at that time, saying if a arena went there or non-trust use went there or used that considered okay for non-trust purposes but some combination of such that there should be room for and in the design of any future use for the berthing of the draft ship i was amazed everywhere we went to discuss none which seem that was understanding or grasp how important that piers service the maritime and this is one of the deep draft issues i said to bring that up again as we look at the future uses i thought some of the options we'll have more d

co-chair for the trump campaign. sam, good to see you. thanks for coming on. >> you bet. >> let me read to you what former nsa director mike hayden said about donald trump's comments yesterday. "if he is talking about the state department e-mails on her server, he is inviting a foreign intelligence service to steal sensitive american government information. if he is talking about the allegedly private e-mails that she destroyed, he's inviting a foreign intelligence service to violate the privacy of an individual protected by the fourth amendment to the american constitution." should donald trump just admit he made a mistake here? >> i don't think so. he didn't bring it up. the president brought it up. the clinton campaign brought it up. they're the ones talking about the russians. all he was suggesting is the fact that the russians have already hacked that, i mean, what's been the security issues? why are we not talking about the security issues of her private e-mail server at the state department. why are we not talking about the dnc e-mails. if these things are already hacked, it's already happening. >> but he was talking about using -- >

co-host of america's newsroom, martha? >> good evening. here is some of what we're picking up on the floor tonight about what you can expect. look for mike bloomberg who has a very high speaking spot today. he is going to come right before tim kaine this evening. look for him to take down donald trump new york billionaire to new york billionaire. i have detected quite a bit of air the delegates is doing some well. mike bloomberg thought about running himself, of course, he decided not to. now that it's such a tight race he may be rethinking that or having buyer's remorse, who knows. he expected to slam donald trump and try to take him apart tonight as someone who knows and understands him from new york city. also, in terms of what we expect to hear from president obama this evening, he will go line by line, talking about how he has improved during his administration the economy, including housing, talk about the fact that they were losing 800,000 jobs a month when he took office. expect him to talk about the auto industry again. in many ways it's reminiscent, greta what we heard last time around four years ago from obama and biden. you r

concluded mike brown robbed a store and then attempted to kill a police officer, why are the democrats reaching out to his mother? tucker carlson is editor in chief of the daily caller and coost of fox and friend and austin goolsbee a former adviser to president obama. they're with me now. you know, she's got the mother of trayvon martin going. that's non-controversial invitation right? there have been plenty of bad police shootings where you could invite the mother of the victim, but michael brown is a different case, austin. smart move? >> i don't know. two questions. one is the group of mothers, all of whose children were killed by police they're being invited as a group. >> but he was killed by a police officer buzzecause he attacked a police officer. that's what the doj find. >> you may be right. i'm not familiar with these doj findings. >> trust me. >> i know he was unarmed. >> trust me. he was unarmed until he tried to grab officer wilson's gun and shoot him right? >> that may be true. >> trust me, it's true. >> this group of mothers this is not a thing that was decided this week. this is a group of mothers that endorsed hillary clinton months ago and they have been

mike pence, presumptive republican vice presidential nominee speaking at the american conservative union here in ohio making the case for donald trump. you know, sam, we're talking to sam for the trump campaign, national campaign, co-chairman, it was interesting, he's going to be officially nominated tomorrow night. speeches mentioning him, videos, and last night, barely heard his name mentioned. did you notice that? >> i did notice that. i was pretty -- it got off to a a roaring start there. i will tell ya, very emotional, and i think that the speech that marcus gave, and it's because i know marcus and that's probably one of the reasons that it affected me so, and it set the tone for me for the rest of the night. i was really anticipating really gang busters evening. i was not disappointed. i think they really blew the doors off of the place, and i felt that dave clark, sheriff dave clark, was just spectacular in his articulation of the case he made, and finally, melania, and not to diminish any of the other speakers. you know, my good friends up on the stage last night, too, joni ernst, and others, but it was a great evening, and marcus was the one to get it started, setting the tone for everything. >> a lot of

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co-author of "the vp advantage." we talked a lot about hillary clinton. let's talk about donald trump in his choice, mike pence.i thought that made a great deal of sense due to the divisions within the republican party. one of the reasons why a presidential candidate might select a running mate isn't just for help when they are in office in terms of governing. not just to potentially pick up votes along the way. but also to help foster party unity. i think as many viewers realized, donald trump's candidacy has been divisive in the party. that is evidenced by senator ted cruz's comments at the rnc. someone like mike pence has conservative credentials. even evangelical. -- he is an evangelical. he also has executive experience as the governor of indiana. a way that thes trump campaign could help to reassure some skeptical embers of the republican party. plus, whenever donald trump was evaluating running mate's he made comments time and time again he would value a running mate that had washington experience. donald trump is a political outsider and he has used that to his advantage on the campaign trail. but for h