donald trump and paul bynes and paul brown set to meet tomorrow to discuss ways to unify the republicantormy primary season. trump told fox's o'reilly he's optimistic about to sit down. >> i think he'll be very interesting. i look forward to the immediate and positive results. he's a very good man. he wants what's good for the party and i think we'll have positive results. nicole: cairo and peter barnes has a preview. reporter: paul bramley cromer for for his upcoming meeting with donald trump in washington tomorrow. saying in an interview on facebook that he wants to have a personal conversation with trump with a goal of unifying the gop about core principles. he also revealed his decision not to back up immediately after his brother struck out last week was a gut call. >> the other point was a lot of vested think it would be ending this quickly. i was getting ready for an open convention is the chair of the convention. we were prepared for the eventuality. the very least we thought this would be june 7th in california. reporter: bride has also said he would step down as the chair of t

paul brown, ierl land. n everything and would like to come on the factor and make you look like a pinhead. careful what you wish for, paul. many have tried. you might catch me tonight on cobear. he tried. check it out. finally tonight, protecting yourself. last week i went under the knife and had a bunch of sun damaged skin cut off my body. it was a total blast, loved it. back when i was a water safety instructor teaching swimming outside all summer long there was no sun block and i am now paying the price. my father passed from mela no, ma'ama so what i do is see a dermatologist every six months just like the dentist and you should too if you're fair skinned or live in the southern part of the u.s.a. get any red spots on your body checked out. never go to the tanning booth, even if john boehner is there. do not go. back to tip of the day. that is it for us tonight. also we'd like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere from the world. o'reilly @fox news.com. tomorrow we'll be on live 8:00 and we mig

. >> good afternoon, paul brown, i'm with blue shield california, account manager. blue shield for 5 years now has been a partner with both aco collaborations, brown and tolen and the other with dignity and ucsf there are two separate collaborations and we collectively -- individually those partnerships meet quarterly to look at clinical interventions and targets every year and try to achieve those targets. if blue shield -- if sutter health plus were to be the health plan we clearly would not be a party to that aco collaboration. whether that continues in the configure with sutter, i would ask sutter to comment on that. >> thank you very much, sir. yes, please identify yourself. >> rob cornorelli, sutter health. as neil alluded to, sutter health contracted with brupb and tolen as an organization we use for our members in the bay area. we have a contractual relationship with them whereby the members in the city and county of san francisco would be able to provide services, in addition to the providers enumerated. >> so there's a question, then, how we would go forwar

paul brown told me about his position that the soviet union in the beginning of the 70's which they would deny the crime the united states had done. that is when american soldiers were fighting with communists. let's look back at the cold war. it starts and characterizes the second world war as an interlude, an interlude that is formative for american history, but an interlude and what happens in the late 1940's is the resumption of usual services, the resumption of conflict and tension between the soviet union and the united states, and the eisenhower generation, that was their way of thinking about it. americans went into the russian civil war as part of the 14 nation coalition. the great powers, the powers in particular that fought germany in world war i regarded the war with russia bolsheviks, that they regarded this as a continuation of world war i. they knew lenin had been encouraged, they put them on the train that went to st. petersburg. in many senses, western forces allied with a treaty in 1918 and was a background for the german attack on the western front in 1918, the new agre

. >> brown: paul martineau curated a companion exhibition at the getty museum. the two museums acquired the artist's archives from the mapplethorpe foundation five years ago. >> you won't find wilted flowers in his photographs. he liked flowers at their most powerful and erect. once they started wilting, he'd get rid of them. he really didn't like flowers. he liked pictures of flowers. >> brown: was he after perfection? beauty? >> he was after perfection. and beauty was high up there as well. >> brown: one regular subject was patti smith, the poet and later famed rock musician. she wrote about their youthful times in her national book award winning memoir, "just kids," and in 2010 told me about her friend and the ambition they shared. >> robert really believed in himself. robert was a very interesting boy, because he was quite shy, yet absolutely confident in his abilities and that he would someday, you know, achieve acclaim. he saw his... >> brown: he knew that, he felt that? >> he felt that, absolutely. >> brown: he would achieve fame, but for the public at la

coming up, paul komyatti takes a major step toward freedom. and aaron brown and his cat attempt to help others. >>> a major crackdown on contraband, specifically cell phones, has left some indiana state prison inmates in a precarious position. for others, the future looks considerably brighter. after 26 years in prison, today is paul komyatti's last day at indiana state. authorities have approved his transfer to a minimum security facility with a work release program in nearby south bend. >> he's going to be going through a nine-month process of getting a job, of getting his driver's license and getting a car, trying to orient him back into society, slowly. >> it's behind me now. a lot of friends there. but nothing else about prison -- other than that, i'm ready to go. never see me in khaki again. >> get your box. it's already been checked. >> i feel like a human being. i can finally wear clothes. that's part of the process to dehumanize you, put you in a khaki uniform where you're just a prisoner. now for people to see me in a suit, they're going to look at

paul avenue. accident in huntingdon park. in brownsmills road. accident on 42. this is northbound jammed past sicklerville to 295. multi vehicle accident off to the side. creating a jam matt. >> thank you karen. >>> taking a live look at center city way pillar of sunshine in the center. the clouds all around and i think there are bugs all over the cameras, too. let's go to dave murphy. did you see that. >> have to get our accu exterminator out there. cloudy skies with some sunny breaks matt you're right about that, mainly dry. 56 degrees in philadelphia so i'm feeling pretty comfortable in a jacket despite the fact that there is not much wind. 72 is today's high. it's going to be milder. clouds mixing with sun. there's a chance of a spotty shower through the day. most of that should be south of philadelphia. clouds and sun tomorrow, nice, 74. and then a rounds of rain arrives during the late morning or early afternoon on friday and probably scoots out of here early in the evening, 72 is there high there. 72 saturday with a late shower,

brown did that? we had all sorts of fights going on with ron paul and mitt romney. so there is a pattern to this.et's get the latest to this. david asman is here with us. ken i, trish regan. lou dobbs will be joining us shortly. kennedy, to this day and this moment, i noticed more kinds of lining up behind donald trump. still some resisters. but not as many. kennedy: we are talking about nebraska tonight and sasse put out a long missive on facebook pleading for a third party candidate to come forward. kneel require' not happening, is it? kennedy: of course it's not happening. there are interesting third party candidate who may kind of act as a spoiler to the green party and libertarian party, but no one who will win the race that bill kristol would help. trish: i think republicans are scared what this means for their reelection in their home state. now they have to pivot and they have to do it quickly. they need to look as though they are on board and somebody needs to take trump aside and kind of help him pivot more to the middle. you started to see some of that anyway. then everybody will feel

brown. this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts now. >>> trump met with paulican party and then paul ryan actually gave a press conference to talk about how it went and it's kind of hard to tell how he felt about it. >> let me say this. i think we had a very encouraging meeting and again, i'm very encouraged. i heard a ht of good things from our presumptive nominee. i was very encouraged with what i heard from trump today. this is the first meeting i was very encouraged with this meeting and i'm encouraged we can put that together. i think we're off to the encouraging start. >> sounds like someone rocking back and forth in a straitjacket. very encouraged -- so encouraged, very encouraging, that's right. >>> the key take away from trump's meeting with the house speaker, you heard it right there. paul ryan is encouraged but is he ready to endorse? >>> and new this morning the obama administration weighing in forcefully on another controversial issue. this one affecting public schools across the country. >>> plus -- >> who -- >> hey! >> who do you work for, man?

chairman paul renney says began koes had attended ethics training and should have known that soliciting donations from city employees is illegal. no comment from the d.a.'s office. >>> governor brown is getting a pratt plea from help for five east bay mayors following yet another highway shooting. there have been 28 shootings since november on three east bay freeways. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live in richmond with more on what the mayors are asking for. lay anne? >>. >> reporter: you know, richmond is one of five east bay cities ready to sign this letter and send it to governor brown. now, tomorrow all five mayors will meet at 8:00 in the morning at el cerritos city hall to sign it. last night's shooting on interstate 80 in hercules was a reality check for the mayor of the city dan ra marrow. >> the area is in a crisis. this is a public safety issue right now. >> reporter: one man was shot and taken to the hospital a second car had its window shattered by a stray bull eliminate. that prompted romero to write a letter to governor brown asking for more cameras. the mayors of pinole, richmond, san pablo and el cerrito will also sign that letter. >> the cameras that we h

brown won't be donald trump's running mate. >> it was a revealing week though because it proved with those sound bites certainly there, also the stuff he was saying about lindh egraham and paul ryan, he is a pitcher with one pitch. comes in and throws heat, all he's got and that's what he's going to do and to me, what was striking about it, john, the fact it had a different scent to it than it did in the primary, because he is now the nominee, and i think for a lot of people in the party, oh my gosh, it's going to be the same routine. he's not changing at all. that's what you got. >> trump is gonna trump as molly said. the pundits are waiting for a year he's going to change. it's not going to happen. is he who he is. if he changes for a day the following day he'll be back to his default position. >> he tried to reach out to bernie sanders' supporter, many of them are angry and feel the system is rigged. wait a minute, you're putting the chairs of the key committees at the conventions, they're all hillary supporters, sanders has been rational about this. i get the math it's really hard but i still have a small chance and you should give me my chance. even senator sanders know

. >> brown: the government wants help from washington and key figures from jack lew to house speaker paule looking for possible solutions including new legislation that would allow puerto rico to file for a kind of municipal bankruptcy, as detroit did. for the moment, though, there's a political stalemate. if,gornor garcia padilla warned, a bailout by taxpayers is inevitable. >> we are optimistic entrepreneurship is the way forward. >> brown: for some, the picture is brighter, filled with opportunity. piloto 151 is part tech incubate around meetup space operating office space and training to would be entrepreneurs. sofia stolberg is the co-founder. >> when there is economic pain, there is economic opportunity. we believe entrepreneurship and high-growth entrepreneurship is what's going to help us out of this fiscal crisis we're in. >> how does that do that? it will eventually get to a critical mass where we'll be able to have at least one big home run that we'll be able to change the economic landscape forever. >> brown: it's a lot to hope for and maybe years away. the territory as a whol

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brown, in for carol costello. thank you for being here with me. a political bombshell, house speaker paul ryan and donald trump meeting behind closed doors next week. after ryan tells cnn he is not ready to back trump. trump punched back saying he is not ready to back ryan's agenda in congress. even trump caught off-guard by ryan's stiff arm. >> i was really surprised by it, and it's fine. he could do whatever he wants to do. it's fine. i was surprised by it. by the way, many other people are surprised by it. some were really surprised and not happy about it. i will tell you, i have many endorsements, coming in left and right. he is one of the ones that is really surprising. >> the head of the national republican committee says it the meeting was already planned. and says it is just a bump in the road to victory. >> we're prepared to keep the senate and the house and win the white house. if you look at hillary clinton, i would rather take a fuew elbos being thrown and potentially the democratic nominee. >> well, the bickering between trump and ryan underscores an uneasy alliance between t

brown performed. in the crowd, lloyd blankfein, john sykes, larry robness, there you see, bill ackman, paul tutor jonesllion for charity. that has to be the most profitable fund-raiser in new york city every summer. >> by the way, how great is zac brown live? >> i haven't seen them there, were you? i've seen them in concert. >> who was the guy with the hair. >> jones. >> brans. >> my uva classmate. >> what happened to you, mathisen? >> wow. >> yeah. he's been extraordinary generous. >> excellent. >> hope to see you, paul, at the reu. reunion. our 40th, my friend. our 40th. >>> all right. 1,500 works of rare art going to the dwavl this week. including two master peels. a "power lunch" exclusive. standing next to one of those monets. nice to have you with us, brooke. we appreciate you being with us. >> thank you so much. thanks for having me. >> put this season's auction in context as against last season. we are hearing that maybe the prices may not go as high as they did? i'm thinking of one of the piece use have on sale. mow dill janne. last year it went for $180 million. this one this year is expected

brown. a charter bus traveling to south texas got in an accident and killed eight people and injured 14 others. house speaker paul ryan says he doesn't have a time line in mind before potentially endorsing presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump. during a news conference on saturday, ryan said it's important the party have real unity, not pretend unity. new back to "lockup." >>> behind the walls of the chatham county detention center, in savannah, virginia, rashard mosley and his co-defendant la'quan brown are awaiting charges for charges in a series of carjacks that left one man dead. mosley says he is innocent and that his experience on the streets and in jail have left him asking questions about the meaning of his life. >> i wonder why we're put out here in this world. really, this world is hell. there ain't nothing -- ain't nobody perfect. ain't nobody right. we're put out here just to go through some of the things i went through, just to go through some of these things, they say god say everything, he know before it happen, why he put me out here knowing i was going to get into some of the s

was a dig deep, old-school coach by the name of paul bell and i had buddy watts and jc watts senior at home so i was, my trek trifecta was red, black and brown and i mean, red black and white and all of them kind of confirmed what the other was saying. you would have thought that coach anderson, is he home? was he listening and last night was marquis coach know listening in last night because my father was saying the same thing they were saying and they were saying the same thing my father was saying so they talked about principles and hard work and sacrifice and commitment and you know, coach anderson and coach bell, when you are high schoolbasketball and football coach tell you, they are the high priest . it's the gospel. so truth, i think we've gotten away from truth. we learn more towards our biases, our opinions. you can go because of social media, you can go for months not talking to anybody that disagrees with you. i mean, i've been in quarterback meetings and offense of coordinator nights and other quarterbacks that often the staff would come to blows almost on what should be done or what we should run or what we should do against ce

. >>> good morning, i'm pamela brown, in for carol costello, thank you for being here on this tuesday. sarah palin says pauls limited as house speaker. >> his political career is over, but for a miracle. because he is so disrespected the will of the people. >> so is this the man to do it? >> mr. speaker, you championed this trade deal. why don't you come back to wisconsin and debate me, man-to-man, face-to-face. if you don't want to debate me, maybe we can arm wrestle. >> businessman paul neilen, joining me now on the phone. welcome, paul. >> hey, good morning, pamela glchlt . >> so paul, it goes without saying paul ryan is extremely popular in wisconsin, 94% to 6%, his popularity has been consistently above 70%. you have called this, paul, a quote david and goliath fight. why do you think you can do better? >> because paul ryan sells himself as one thing and he is another. paul ryan is not a conservative. who is paul ryan to lecture anyone about uniting around conservatism. if you look at president obama's top three policy initiatives, trans pacific partnership and criminal justice reform, paul ryan is the

brown. was a pleasure. good to see you. your reaction to sarah palin? >> i disagree with her. paul ryan's career is not over.anticipating any problems. not only now but in the convention, but certainly a lot of posturing between the two. what i have told and will continue to tell a lot of the so-called establishment as it's not about you. it's about the millions and millions of voters who come out of the woodwork. democrats, people who've never voted and made their position and there will no. if we don't get behind our nominee, hillary clinton will be the president. it's pretty simple. maria: it's not about one person. i totally agree with that. it's about the principles of the republican party. does it bother you may seem a bit of a departure? donald trump talking about is good with raising minimum wage. he's going to raise taxes on the wealthy. but you make of this? >> well, i have to correct you a bit which i don't like to do because i love you. he was talking about raising capital gains. he was talking about kerry and interest which is a raising of taxes. try and do you think that is what this is? you're

paul allen. >> good shot. i saw on twitter it said the expression is just priceless. the mouth open, watching that happen. >> he is incredible. even greg brownht. he did. and he blew it out of the water. he is expected to be named to the nba's most valuable player for the second straight season. the 28-year-old would be the third point guard to win bacteria mvps. joining the likes of magic johnson and steve nash. pretty good company to be in, i would say. >> mm-hmm. mm-hmm. >> to throw it in from that far out is not easy. have you tried lately? >> no, i have not. >> define "lately." >> i have tried lately. if i hit any part of the rim it should count, from out there. >> you talking about the three-point line? >> yeah. >> i have tried that. i thought you were talking about half-court. >> that's a steph curry three-pointer is half-court. >> you can throw it in there? >> no. if i hit the rim it counts. if we play horse or pig. >> you did that recently? >> i did. >> when was that? >> i didn't always -- >> kernen house rules. >> i need a lower basket, number one, and a smaller court or half-court. >> is there evidence of this? >> i am telling you