>>> we finished talking to mike murphy. here is the night donald trump is having. florida, north carolina, illinois and the delegates. in the grand ball room tonight, katie so not that much of a press conference as it was a very classic victory speech. what were the atmospherics that perhaps we couldn't see on television? >> reporter: well, as you could see a little bit on tv, it's a great room. 16 rows of trump supporters. they are people that have been members of this club for quite a while. the initiation fee is anywhere from $100,000 to $200,000. i've never been in a room with this many diamonds in my entire life. when you look at the greater

. >> we have mike murphy with us to join us from los angeles. i can't see you. you are there? there you are. >> i am here. >> mike most recently was in the news because he ran -- the super pac -- >> jeb bush. >> but it had nothing to do with the jeb bush campaign which all politicians insist we say. i've so often wondered what it's like to be you, to watch -- just take the event we just witnessed. you were on the receiving end of this slow rolling summer thunderstorm that became tonight's dom nation. >> i don't believe he'll ever be elected president of the united states which is a tragedy thing because we could use a conservative optimistic president. i believe it is not certain he'll have enough delegates to into the convention with the majority and if he doesn't on the floor of the convention i think he would be vulnerable. i think his defeat in ohio today slows him down in the race. he still has the advantage. he's still in front. cruz has racked up some delegates. kasich won in ohio. >> is cruz or kasich electable? >> i think kasich is electable in the general election, bu

we turn to mike murphy who ran jeb bush's super pac.ere's our conversation from los angeles in his first television interview since the bush campaign ended. mike murphy, welcome. >> good to be here, howie. >> do you think that the media have pumped up donald trump while being unfairly and unduly negative toward your guy, jeb? >> well, i think jeb got a bit of a hard treatment from the media. he had the misfortune of being the quality issues, experienced candidate in a year where people seem to be looking for a circus and jeb doesn't wear clown shoes. on we go. the voters are always right as they say and the voters got to pick somebody. >> you early on dismissed donald trump as a zombie frontrunner. you said he was other people's problems, not the bush campaign problems. >> i called him the zombie candidate. i don't think he will be elected president. he could be nominated. if nominated, i think he will lose in a landslide to hillary clinton which is one of the tragedies of trump. we'll see if i'm right or wrong. he's definitely done bet

but, look, republican leaders, as mike murphy indicated, are not happy with the nomination. donald trump, they have a front-runner they think is too divisive to win. jeb bush has come out and endorsed ted cruz. but republican leaders don't much like ted cruz either. ted cruz, of course, called his senate republican leader mitch mcconnell a liar on the senate floor. super pac for ted cruz just in the last couple of days used racy pictures of melania trump from gq magazine to attract trump. trump responded by saying he's going to go after cruz's wife. cruz then called donald trump a coward. paul ryan, the house speaker today did the only thing he could do, which is give a speech and ask everybody involved to raise their game. >> our political discourse, both the kind that we see on tv and the kind that we experience among each other it did not used to be this bad. and it does not have to be this way. >> now that is likely to have the same effect as president obama who just made a similar statement at a news conference in argentina, because neither president obama nor speaker r

elizabeth elizabeth mcdonald this elizabeth mcdonald is here, todd horvitz, mike murphy right here.17,000 on the dow this month. >> almost a near certainty i would say. stuart: that's a good way. >> the market has overreacted to the downside. people are realizing now oil wasn't going to go down forever. is that at least on some sort of a balance in the load event 30s that people will focus on earnings and america will be back about 17,000. stuart: interesting you brought up the oil people, the drillers speared a story that is attracting guys are cutting production. crude oil at the moment is down 5 cents. happened $34 a barrel earlier. we are holding right around $33 a barrel. let me show you come in marathon are pulling back on shale oil production. they are really cutting back on it. the stock is actually down. todd, come on in, please. "the wall street journal" cutting production. that's been a big impact today. >> i think it has. when you start cutting production, we will have the oversupply of what we have. you are going to see some movement to the outside. that is how we creat

we have scott and mike murphy. all right. what do we have first? 18,000 or 15,000?ou are making that one easy. fifteen and 18 is easy. we may take a breath. the momentum now is to the upside. stuart: scott, what say you? >> i do not think we will hit 18 and i do not think we will hit 15. we have not seen any fundamentally change since the beginning of the year. we are putting all of these people back to work. our gdp is still low. we are not making anything. something is wrong with the economy. >> i think that there is something wrong with the world economy. i will get to that in a second. we have the ecb meeting on thursday. they could push negative rates even deeper. stuart: i will get to that in a second. that is a major headline this morning. the oil minister says the freeze is now on. it is in place. $50 a barrel oil. the price of oil is going up, scott. >> yes. we will grind higher. we will not have any rip your face off in oil. we have a ton of overhanging ready to be sold. oil looks a little healthier. if you think we will see 18,000, you think we will see $

mike murphy who recently ran jeb's super p.a.c.stablishment republican who will just say all things that we hear from -- no one really -- we can't have a poster child but i think you will be one for us today, right >> i'll try. >> trump will lose. hand the tloeks hielection to h. >> that's the most likely thing. trump is not a strong general election candidate. he's destroying strength in the republican primaries. regular election is 128, 129 million people. >> you've got hillary clinton whose negatives are above 50s and might get indicted by the justice department and still ready to throw the towel in on trump. >> i don't think she will get indicted. >> that's your opinion. >> based on hypotheticals. >> why do you think she won't be indicted. >> i don't know anything that's not public but very rare to indict in the middle of a presidential campaign. justice department doesn't like to do that. >> some people like comey and at the justice department sure there's something wrong. the taint could be -- >> look i think she's beatable.

let's bring in liz macdonald, anthony scaramucci and mike murphy. honor of stuart, let's begin with politics. what happens, the business angle, what happens if the republicans have a brokered convention? it could happen. so what would it do to the markets? mike, let me begin with you, markets love clarity and a brokered convention is anything, but clarity. >> absolutely. it's one we've seen over the culmination of the last several months, candidates out there fighting and it's the person-- if the person that doesn't have the most votes doesn't get it, we don't know how that would play out. that would be bad for the market, i hope that doesn't happen. ashley: one republican candidate in particular the markets say anyone, but hillary? >> john kasich, but, he doesn't have a path to the nomination unless there's a brokered convention. if there's a brokered convention and let's say a person like donald trump has 1100 delegates not to 1237, it's a disaster for the republican party not to allow him to become the nominee. so my guess is that will happen. wh

. >> jimmy: i know about them, i >> we've got mike tyson, charlie murphy, george lopez. we've got -- it's a gumbo of comedian. >> mike was in the "hangover" movie, you're doing a lot of work with mike tyson. >> it's fun. mike is happy and sad. know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's a great dude, i love mike. >> jimmy: do people make a lot of comparisons between the two. what do you do with mike, scenes with mike? >> i've got a couple of scenes with mike. he was standing this close to me and i can feel his power. >> jimmy: yeah. it's like standing next to a leopard or something. >> yeah. more like a rhinoceros. sorry about that mike, i hope you didn't hear that. >> jimmy: i think he'll be okay. we're at a safe distance. iowa wait for the show and the movie is called "meet the blacks jacksonville it opens in theaters on friday.ma epps will not be going to see it but everybody else see it. be right back with srt lucia! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live samsung. >> jimmy: i want to thank senator ted cruz, mike epps, mark ro

sandra smith and mike murphy and alan. reported glanted immunity to emails.an is cooperating with law enforcement and he worked on clinton's 2008 presidential campaign and set up the private server in 209. legal implications on clinton's run for the white house. dr. ben carson he will not participate in debate tonight. in a statement he says, he sees no pass forward. mitt romney will deliver major speech this morning at 11:30 a.m. eastern. it's unclear what romney will say. he has presented attacks recently on front runner donald trump. investors on edge ahead of the february's job report. we are previewing that and in the state of job creation. higher opening for broader averages, we are off of the best levels of the morning. we have reading in the sector including manufacturing index. that comes at 10:00 a.m. eastern. typically a market mover. secretary clinton with legal woes that's not going away. both sides in court and turning out to be a dosly fight. one estimate at $20 million. back to politics this morning, candidates set to scare off tonight at the

election and that is absolutely critical because negative tv ads don't work and how pathetic was mike murphyt night, $40 million spent against trump in florida, it didn't work. so maybe negative tv ads are not going to be part of it. >> it made polls go up. maria: doug, jurch in here because i know you weren't trump guy going into super tuesday 2.0, how are you feeling today postthe wins we saw? >> i didn't take the metro here, i walked here. nothing was going to stop me from being here. maria: you are a prince. >> last night was a big night for kasich carchian. they're saying it's a whole new ball game. he had a big win last night. john kasich is a winner and reframes the race a little bit. certainly a big night for donald trump. it's hard to get to the delegate level which means we could have an open convention going in. maria: we have to talk about this. >> this is the same old-establishment line that you and i have been dealing since august. we have gone incident after incident and they are going to take trump down. they want trump to go away. i respect what doug is saying but quite hone

mike? >> when chris murphy and i go over there every other day, we have our own table. >> ya.ow you're coming? >> yes, round one in the corner. >> you need your own table because when you go, you don't just go for little bit. go there and stay a while. >> we've spent hours in there, chris murphy. >> hours, too many hours. i have a new bro mans, though, jon runyan, here is the deal, john and i are here at the golf performance institute in mt. laurel, new jersey. why are we golfing on crumby day outside? oh, here for very, very, very good cause, hint, the color purple. john, good luck. we'll have putting contest. >> oh. good try. all right, we will have putting contest for very, very good cause coming up after a quick break. >>> well, let's go golfing, what do you say for a great cause. alzheimer's association is gearing up for spring golf classic, lauren. >> who better to send then chris murphy who is working on his swing. is what up, chris? >> hi guys, for third year in the row i will mc the event and it the is fun. trump national golf course in philadelphia a. all of the tick

>> that night, it was mike tyson. >> that nice. >> eddie murphy.see you in there. >> yeah, i missed that night. i probably was -- i don't know, 10 years old. anyway, but no, tell me stories. >> i mean, the pg version of the stories? >> i don't know. >> yes, that was a wild night. we got escorted in by these cars that picked us up. it was all kind of models. the girls that were in the pageant. it was a lot of different things. a lot of different rooms. at a certain point, i said, i got to go, because it's a little too heavy for me. >> like everything above board, it was just like having a good time? >> yeah, yeah, it was too much of a good time. >> oh, my goodness, you had to turn around and leave. >> some things i don't indulge in. >> what do you remember about mr. trump in those times? >> i remember him being a cool guy, you know, and most hip-hop artists wanted to be like trump. trump kind of framed up new york hip-hop where people don't, you know -- >> how? >> how? i mean, you know, those guys wanted to be like trump. trump was big time, flying

conner murphy, mike mark, amy, gregory. next. >> i'm bill and i'm director of the aids panel and i'm with the homeless emergency service provider's association. i have spent my life working on behalf of people with disabilities, people with serious mental illness and people with hiv. and we have never seen the crisis that we are experiencing now. thank you for taking the time to look at this issue. i'm encouraged that the mayor's office is looking at this issue. there's solutions. the reality is that poor people cannot afford housing. we know that the private market will never develop housing that is affordable to people at the lowest income levels. we need a government response. if we do not see it at the federal level, we need it at the local level. the emergency association have great idea on how we can prevent homelessness and how we can take people from homelessness into housing. please work with us. please help us find the funds in the city's budget to address this issue. we have real solutions. we can make it happen.

conner murphy, mike mark, amy, gregory. next. >> i'm bill and i'm director of the aids panel and i'm with the homeless emergency service provider's association. i have spent my life working on behalf of people with disabilities, people with serious mental illness and people with hiv. and we have never seen the crisis that we are experiencing now. thank you for taking the time to look at this issue. i'm encouraged that the mayor's office is looking at this issue. there's solutions. the reality is that poor people cannot afford housing. we know that the private market will never develop housing that is affordable to people at the lowest income levels. we need a government response. if we do not see it at the federal level, we need it at the local level. the emergency association have great idea on how we can prevent homelessness and how we can take people from homelessness into housing. please work with us. please help us find the funds in the city's budget to address this issue. we have real solutions. we can make it happen.

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mike epps and music from st. lucia. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edwards, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy, andaren rogers with traffic. for cecily tynan, jamie apody, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good night. ♪ >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live"! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- senator ted cruz -- from "meet the blacks," mike epps -- and music from st. lucia. with cleto and the cletones. and now, hold on fast -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

murphy. monsoor. and now, a sixth -- byers. among the members of the medal of honor society who are with us, we are especially honored by the presence of tommy norris and mikehornton. (applause.) now, given the nature of ed's service, there is a lot that we cannot say today. many of the operational details of his mission remain classified. many of his teammates cannot be mentioned. and this is as it should be. their success demands secrecy, and that secrecy saves lives. there are, however, many distinguished guests that we can acknowledge, including members of congress, leaders from across our military, including the navy. in fact, this may be the largest gathering of special ops in the history of the white house. among them, we have, from special operations command, general joe votel and vice admiral sean pybus. from joint special operations command, rear admiral tim szymanski. and from naval special warfare command, rear admiral brian losey, and force master chief derrick walters. for america's special operators, this is a little bit of a family reunion and it's wonderful to have them all here. most of all, we welcome ed's wonderful family -- his wife mad

murphy, i have good news for you. >> okay? >> you know the bromance that you have with mike jerek is. >> yes, yes. >> it could be helping have youter health. >> i've never felt bet nerve my life. >> well, this is why. researchers from the university of california berkley say when you're so much with one another it reduces stress levels. they focused the study on rats, think men are sometimes like rats, so it can translate. >> have you ever called a man aerate. >> you rat. no, i haven't. so, when the male rats are placed together and expos today stressful situations, the rodent became more social and cooperative, than when they were in environment that wasn't stressful. experts developing bromance can be easy, just have to reach out, open up, and then you can manage stress with someone else. >> i think the most important part there is opening up. >> don't be such a dude and go what's up man, ya, good, what's up with you? i'm good, how are you. good what's up. you have to talk. >> you women are good at talking. >> and talking. >> and talking. >> whatever. >> according to new research instagram your food could make it taste better.

chris murphy has a bromance going on right now with mike jerrick, one of the other anchors, and theyout for hours on end. and i'm like what are you guys doing? >> we talk about what stresses us out, help manage each other's stress. how about you, preston? >> we don't -- the show here. >> we work together all the time. >> we're sick of each other actually. >> but with you buddies, we play golf, we unwinds, we spend a lot of time together. talk about whatever happens to come up. it doesn't have to be a specific, you know, agenda. >> usually talk about mike jerrick and his buddies. you think they're doing it. >> but, hey, it is different for guys, because i've heard my wife on the phone with her close friends, and they can -- she can be on the phone for three hours. >> yes, yes. >> and it gets very slow, long, drawn out conversation. >> mostly we talk about sex, i have to say 08% of our conversation is about sex. >> really? >> i'm not having any. and. >> right. >> i don't buy that to a second. >> is nick there today? >> yes. >> do you have a bromance with anybody. >> everybody spends up

mike and alex back over to you. >> you want to know what chris murphy is to up? let's find out. >> i'm hitting golf balls, guys. >> here at the gulf performance institute in mt. laurel, new jersey, guess who i am weigh? that's jon runyan, you know him as former congressman, former e-a-g-l-e-s em, present day golfer. but he has much more big ooh i shall on his mind, why we're wearing purple. john, let's see what you've got. show mike jerrick. show alex holley. >> we'll work on it, we need to. we have to do it, true or fos, everybody talking about the people versus o.j. simpson the series, how much is actually true it, it actually happen? did johnnie cochran real i go in and redecorate oj simpson's house? your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. >>> ten part series, so we start with the beginning of the episode. when you

. ♪ >>> i'm chris murphy it is time for fyi with none other than dr. mikelo there chris. let's talk two big health issues one of which is food. we're talking about feeling full. >> chris, we all struggle with the fact that we gain weight, obesity is a major problem in this country. this new study that look at a number of articles found that if you increase the protein in your diet it makes you feel full quicker. >> okay. so you're talking about this chicken parmesan sandwich and you don't want to see how many ingredients are in here. you're talking about eat the meat, don't eat the bread. >> get rid of the cashes. the bottom line this has been known as the kind of atkins diet. but what you need to do and people forget is you need fruits and vegetables and you want to have lien protein and most nutrition experts suggest that you increase the amount of protein in the diet and that allows you to feel fuller and eat less. >> perfect would be salmon, vegetables and some fruit. >> oh, yes. >> boom. >> let's talk about hazardous jobs a new study been looking. >> i

mike jerrick your first game. >> you should see my fast ball good it better the not be under hand. >> one irish man to another irish man out in the field, take ate way chris murphy buzz light year with doctor fredrick, how are you. >> good, that was fun good you are one of the doctors behind science of this and we will talk about the new exhibit at franklin institute coming up after the break, monsters inc., science behind it and all of the pixar films coming up. >>> will the 30 this friday, let's gave you a update on lead story this morning. we thought a woman had been abducted on a septa bus, when someone we thought she new stopped the bus, smashed a window with a fist and dragged her off the bus. she showed up now at police headquarters, steve keeley on the story all morning joins us on the phone now, steve? i think we're calling him back. i think we lost his signal. so we're trying to dial him now. the minute he gets on the phone we'll punch him up here. apparently she has shown up shall everybody has been looking for her because this happened in the middle of the night, right? >> it did. septa bus driver was saying that you could tell that a car was followi

mike and will alex, back to you. >>> weak to breaking news out of cypress, a plane hijack from egypt has landed there, negotiations are underway right now with the hijacker. >> chris murphy, because thinks still going on right now has the very latest. >> reporter: official with egypt's minister of for's fares says the hijacker is not a terrorist but instead he is upset over his ex-wife. according to officials the plane was hijack while on its way from the city of alexandria to the capitol of cairo and landed in cypress where all except seven people were allowed to get off that plane. hijacker was identified add abraham sammera had a suicide belt and threaten the pilot. negotiators say man gave them the name of the woman lives in cypress and asked officials to give her an envelope. some reports say that women is the man's wife or ex-wife and that quote he seems to be in love. their word. now authorities are still trying to bring this situation to a peaceful end right now. we do not have any update as to exactly what his motive may have been because if he had, some sort of an explosive belt on that would lead to you believe that might be terrorism but then there is a bizar

murphy. monsoor. and now, a sixth, byers. among the members of the medal of honor society who are with us, we are especially honored by the presence of tommy norris and mike cannot say today. many of the operational details of his mission remain classified. many of his teammates cannot be mentioned. and this is as it should be. their success demands secrecy, and that secrecy saves lives. there are, however, many distinguished guests that we can acknowledge, including members of congress, leaders from across our military, including the navy. in fact, this may be the largest gathering of special ops in the history of the white house. among them, we have, from special operations command, general joe votel and vice admiral sean pybus. from joint special operations command, rear admiral tim szymanski. and from naval special warfare command, rear admiral brian losey, and force master chief derrick walters. for america's special operators, this is a little bit of a family reunion and it's wonderful to have them all here. most of all, we welcome ed's wonderful family, his wife madison, who like so many military spouses has kept their family strong back home while