. >> the silicon valley before silicon valley was bell labs in murray hill, new jersey. as author john gergner says, it's where the future which we now call the present was conceived and designed. tonight gertner talks about his book "the idea factory and bell labs" with dave iversons. >> i'd like to ask you, if you would, john, just to begin by reading the first paragraph of the book

on capitol hill, andrea mccarren wusa 9. >>> senator murray's legislation has put the full senate in the a appropriations bill. >>> larry hogan has signed a bill to make birth control cheaper and more acceptable. to cover the whole cost of over the counter emergency contraceptives and va sect mys. >>> the national academys of sciences and engineering and medicine says a third of all children experience bullying, the aside for poor grades, anxiety and depression, researchers found m haves of bullies themselves are more likely to attempt suicide. they found bullies are commit crimes like vandalism and theft. >>> tonight, encouraging news from a fire damage assessment team that is working its way through fort mcmurray in alberta canada. 85-90% of the community is still standing. within the next two weeksing they'll have a plan to allow most of the cities's 88,000 residents to return home. the national weather service says that one of the tore through rural surn oklahoma yesterday was an ef-3 wind speeds up to 165 miles per hour. storms killed at least two people and destroyed a handful

hill for the first time. the presumptive republican nominee. let's get to cnn's sara murray. >> reporter: john and christine, west virginia and nebraska have the republican primaries today. it is a lot less exciting on the republican side as donald trump is the only candidate left in the race. he settles in as the presumptive nominee, he is still giving the economy and party heartburn as he has taken a number of positions on debt lately. maybe the u.s. would not maybe debt payments in full and flipped on the minimum wage and said you can negotiate. >> you want taxes to go up or down? >> they will go up a little bit. >> but they are going down in your plan. >> by the time it is negotiated, it will go up. >> if i increase for the wealthy, they are still paying less. i'm not talking about increasing from this point, from my tax proposal. >> reporter: all of this could make it tougher to reach unity within the party. the next chapter is later this week. he is set to meet with paul ryan later this week. back to you. >> sara murray, thank you. donald trump tells the new york times

hill. luke russert, kelly o'donnell, mark murray, and let's get started. katy tur, outside rnc headquarters in washington. what's the scene? what's happening right now? >> reporter: this building is completely surrounded by press and we might be the clever ones who have found the alley out back where we think donald trump will end up leaving. it's unclear if there will be a news conference afterwards where donald trump will address the members of the media to tell us exactly what happened in the meeting. what i can tell you right now and we'll move out of the way because a lady is trying to leave her house, the trump folks believe that this meeting will be a really good first step. they don't necessarily think they are going to heal all of the wounds of the republican party with this first meeting, but they believe this will be one of many to come. and their thinking is that donald trump and paul ryan, the leaders of the house and senate, need to come together, get in the same room and get to know each other. donald trump doesn't necessarily know these fol

murray a's house. forty-seven in cherry hill at lynn springer. chesterfield is looking at mid 40's.ther cool spot. lou in eagleville, upper 40's in newark, delaware. we have steady rain, starting to pick up amounts. this is a good thing because we do need rainfall across the region. .5 of an inch in levittown so far close to a tenth of an inch in willow grove. same deal in cherry hill as well as mount laurel, new jersey, and zoo of that light rain starting to get into southern new jersey right now, james in ocean city, checks in with .02, so far. we're on our way to half inch, three-quarters of an inch of rainfall before this system is out of here later tonight. lets take you down the shore right now, a live look from ocean city, we're foggy and misty out there it the is cool. we have a breeze off the atlantic ocean. that ocean is 51 degrees. we're less than a month away from memorial day weekend. so this place will be jammed packed in just a few more weeks. the lets look the at storm scan three. we have a lot of moisture to work with here, we have a steady rain extending back to ha

a chilly reception from lawmakers returning to capitol hill for the first time since there has been a presumptive republican nominee. sara murray has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. nebraska and west virginia have the republican nominee. donald trump is the only candidate left in the race. as he settles in as the presumptive republican nominee, he is still giving some members of the party heartburn. some raise their eyebrows as trump has taken a number of positions on debt lately. maybe the u.s. would not make the payments in full. he said there is room to negotiate with the tax proposals. >> you want taxes on the wealthy to go up or down. >> they will go up. >> they are going down in your plan. >> in my plan they are going down. by the time it is negotiated, they will go up. >> i'm not talking about increasing from this point. i'm talking about increasing from my tax proposals. >> reporter: all of this could make it tougher for donald trump to reach unity within the republican party. as we know, the next chapter of that will come later this week. he is scheduled to meet with paul ryan on thursday in

the two head to capitol hill to hash out their differences. >> sarah murray joins us. what are they saying about the fiscal -- >> they have been baffled watching it play out. it is clear donald trump wants to approach the government like a private sector business, you can't exactly treat them the same way. they're saying essentially what markets want is stability, predictability, and you don't get this in this variety of statements on issues like the debt and taxes. they're trying to parse whether he is throwing things out there in every interview as he asks questions or if there's a more solid fiscal plan and he is not articulate how he explains it. still an open question. >> thanks. to talk about it, chief national correspondent john king, former blank caucus executive, and clinton super pac adviser, and senior writer at the federalist. former campaign and economic adviser, head of nonpartisan budget office, and senior trump adviser barry bennett. john, we will start with you. a lot of potential problems for donald trump politically in terms of policy. how do you see

hill, thanks. luke russert, big thanks to you and mark murray, thanks as well. >>> another big win for bernie sanders, but hillary clinton inches even closer to the nomination, but make no mistake -- >> and let me be as clear as i can be. we are in this campaign to win the democratic nomination. >> momentum? maybe. math? not so much. how the democratic nomination fight could be finished next week. more on that, after this. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. his day of coaching begins this is brad. with knee pain, when... hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. it was all pencil and paper. started out, the surface pro is very intuitive. with the pressure of my hand i can draw lightly, just like i would with a real pencil. i've been a forens

hill last thursday. >> page, here's my question to you. sara murrayorting that 5 of the 11 here were floated from the heritage foundation. would donald trump have spoken with any of these folks before making this list public? >> i think that's a possibility, brooke. we know that he mentioned judge pryor's name during one of the debates right after justice scalia died, so we know he's been thinking about at least that name and perhaps a couple others for a long time. i think it would be unusual though for the judges to engage in any discussions about a possible nomination at this point, especially the ones that serve on the federal courts of appeal. it's possible the state court judges may have talked with him, but i think it would be unusual if he's had any sit-down discussions with any of these individuals. >> thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> let's talk democrats now, shall we. it now seems they have their own party unity problem, and the chair of the democratic national committee admits a divided party plays right into the republican hands.

murray is celebrating her birthday today. happy birthday. you have 47 degrees. eagleville is 48. here near 50 in newark, delaware, cherry hills well and 52 warmest spot in tabernacle the at john's house. another good sunrise this morning. just like yesterday. chesterfield, blue skies, bright sunshine to deal with and same deal around philadelphia. this shot look at that blue sky, sun coming through trees, eventually this afternoon we will see maybe a few more included build up. you get that with cold air aloft in the atmosphere and when sun starts to heat up the ground we will get fair weather cloud developing. let go up to the poconos where we have cloud cover, check it out not a whole lot of sunshine currently, live look from big boulder we are looking at the lake right now and it is chilly temperatures in the 30's. in fact tonight the poconos will be under a freeze watch. so widespread 30's once again tonight with the cold air mass in place. soggy stretch continues. we have pick up a tenth of an inch of rain in philadelphia yesterday. that brings us up to 2.84 for the month so far. two total dry days this month, and there

hill to meet with folks. so it will be interesting to see if a meeting between paul ryan and trump does come together. >> thank you very much, sara murray. >>> and when donald trump speaks there, we are going to listen to him. because we do anticipate his response, speaking to paul ryan. let's go now to dana bash, "outfront" in washington. and dana, you know, this is -- this is an incredible moment, right? the presumptive nominee of the republican party, and now in a standoff with the highest elected republican in the united states of america. i mean, the stakes could not be higher. paul ryan did not do this lightly. he did not do this in passing. he thought about it, he considered it, he decided to come on cnn. what was his thinking? >> reporter: well, my understanding is, first of all, he did it because he followed his gut. that he genuinely wasn't prepared for this kind of development, meaning that donald trump would be the presumptive nominee. so soon. he was preparing for a contested convention, which as speaker of the house, he would be and still will be the chair of that convention. and i am told that that was the first priority

hill are under pressure also regarding the future of debbie wasserman schultz. politico reports senator chuck schumer refused to comment on whether she should stay in charge of the dncn senator patty murrayclinton for president. and we still have josh green at the table and mike barnacle. so much to talk about, claire. why don't we start where we finished on that read with d debbie wasserman schultz. many think it would be best for her to step down before the convention to make peace with bernie. >> nobody is calling on debbie wasserman schultz to step down. but debbie has to make a decision going forward. we have to focus on how we unite and defeat donald trump. and fair or unfair, she is to many of the bernie supporters somebody that really gets them riled up. now we can argue about why that is or if it's fair that that's the case, but this ultimately will be up to debbie. i don't think anybody is trying to move debbie out. but i think we all need to figure out how to get along. we need to land this plane. >> doesn't it make sense to have another pilot land the plane when bernie sanders is so personally angered by the way she's run the dnc. whether it's fair or not fair, for the purpos