i know you pitched paul graham in the early days.hing that he told us on your first application is you would sell dropbox for $1 million. [laughter] drew: that is right. emily: obviously, that has changed. drew: i am glad no one was willing to offer us $1 million. there wasn't really an opportunity. emily: it was good you did not get that offer, right? [laughter] drew: then and today what motivates us is building something people love. emily: meeting steve jobs. how did that happen? what was that like? drew: it was interesting. so apple became aware of dropbox early on. and they were curious -- it started out well below -- it wasn't steve who first learned about it. we had some conversations with their team because they were curious about how we managed to put the little green icons on the files. it turns out that to do that was actually a pretty tough technical challenge. and so what we kind of had to do was open-heart surgery on the finder, on code we didn't write, and their team understood that this was some pretty crazy acrobatic

several republican leaders are refusing to support trump's candidacy, including house speaker paul lisey graham >> i just can't go where donald trump would take us. i don't think he's qualified to be commander in chief. >> just relax and be gracious, and i'll talk to paul. we'll try to work on this. menext week. nvited item top president obama declined to declare pre-summive nominee. >> unfbi has interviewed huma, close aide to hillary in abouuse re time this the san d private funeral services. the u.n. secretary-general is serious consequences for those responsible on an air strike. he says he's outraged by what he calls a seemingly calculated attack, one that could constitute a r least 28 people including metow the fire has scorched more thho through the commute, it will be moderate to occasionally heavy. looking at rain through frederick. 66 and even down 95. sun and warmer for mom. temperatures back in the 07s by at a t fimth you. even late at night, or on the weekend, hedu. comcast business. built for business. >>> two years ago sunday, oklahoma city thunder star and d.c. native kevin dura

i want to read a tweet from paul graham, saying i will go out on a limb and say austin has a zero chance of being a serious startup hub without uber and lyft. what would you say to that? >> for one, austin is already a dynamic startup hub. that process has already left the barn as we say in the state of texas, and there's nothing that will slow it down. the dynamics that's causing austin to be a startup hub are already in place and will not be diminished by this. point one. but point two, the issue's not over. republicans in the texas legislature have already raised proposals coming up in the next session to override the austin vote. >> you think uber and lyft come back at some point? >> i just say the game is not over. it's halftime. we will see what happens in the second half. >> governor, thank you for joining us in new york. the book, "broken but unbowed" is out tomorrow. >>> up next, tough week for the retail sector. macy's, nordstrom and kohl's all down more than 10% on the heels of the weak earnings we got. more reports coming in the week and we will tell you what to expect and ge

paul ryan, lindsey graham. this is a gop establishment that donald trump needs behind him. it feels like they have to apply novocain to their nerve endings before they embrace him. >> that's a phrase i haven't heard since junior high school. but what do you think about the funding issue? >> i think that's the fund raising is really essential to sort of building his legitimacy. yes, there's a lot of people who have supported him, but there are a lot who have not and who are still very reluctant to do so, so i think it's important he comes out not as a self-funded manful there have been some fails campaigns that started out this way, like a meg whitman or linda mcmahon, spent more than 100 million per vote. they didn't really have that buy in from the voters. fund raising is very important. >> it is. some people say too important, bruce. if you think there is too much money in politic, you've got to be worried about hillary clinton, the democrats. not the republicans. look at this. so far, the democrat, hillary's campaign has spent 157 million. trump's spent 47 million and sh

reportedly him and paul ryan, i think it's probably going to be next thursday. lindsey graham, he's voiced his refusal to support donald trump. he said i absolutely will not support hillary clinton or president, i also cannot in good conscience support donald trump because i don't believe he's a reliable conservative. are we still looking at this republican breakup civil war getting worse, not better? steve rogers, you are a trump supporter. but you see around the gop, there is a lot of by therness. >> there is a lot of bitterness average they are irrelevant. donald trump won. paul ryan and those individuals are going to have to come on board. they are opposing the will of the american people, and they have got to get that through their heads. unless they jump on board they will be left out of that train come november. charles: paul ryan is sitting pretty good in washington, d.c. if donald trump wants to get his agenda done, he won't be a king when he goes to washington, d.c. >> he will have to work with these people when he gets there. but the problem is, ways their objective

you heard the reaction to him but lindsey graham and paul ryan the speaker of the house. is this really going to unify the republican party going into a general election? >> first of all, i think people like jeb and lindsey graham need to go back and look at youth sports. they're not setting a good sportsmanship example for the youth of any of the republican party, but i actually think it's interesting we're focusing on them. as mr. trump pointed out i'm celebrating endorsements like dick cheney, i'm celebrating other endorsements and getting somebody like governor rick perry, who was very much on the campaign trail for senator ted cruz. when he's saying that he wants to put the party above it and he realized that anybody fighting against the nominee is actually going for hillary, i think that shows a type of maturity and those are the folks i think are going to be the ones that are going to unify the party and give me optimism, much louder voice than two guys who were beat by the predominant candidate right now. >> scottie stand by. we'll continue to monitor donald trump.

several other prominent republicans have come out against trump including jeb bush and lindsey graham. paulyan says he's not ready to endorse trump yet. trump called him out. >> jeb bush is not an honorable person. lindsey graham is not an honorable person. because when you sign a pledge, that is supposed to mean something. >> reporter: clinton is still trying to eliminate ps from the democratic nomination race, but clearly has her sights set on november. >> even if i weren't running for president, i would be doing everything i could to the republican party never gets near the white house. >> reporter: clinton gained a few more delegates over sanders saturday with the biggest delegate prizes tell a month away in california and new jersey. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. >>> thousand coming up on "meet the press," chuck todd will sit down with donald trump to discuss the issues that he's having now that he's the only candidate left in the race. that's at 10:30 right here after "news 4 today." >>> thousands of virginia felons thousand allowed to vote may have an empagt on the presidential

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graham. in fact he hit the house speaker, paul ryan. >> so jeb bush is not an honorable person. s not an honorable person. if you sign a pledge that is supposed to mean something. right? it did not mean anything. but most everybody has endorsed me other than paul ryan. i don't know what went wrong there. paul ryan. >> we will see what he has to say as the trump campaign gets started in a few years. >> it struck me what he said about jeb bush and lindsay graham. he has a different tone with paul ryan, he seems more measured, right? >> that is right. he is going to meet with paul ryan later this week. the rnc chairman there trying to broker a peace. we will look to that to get a sense of where it can go and if donald trump can really unify the party. >> coming up right here in the newsroom, trump versus clinton on foreign policy. are they as different as they would have you believe? >> i know more about isis than the generals do. i would bomb [ bleep ] out of them. question, are my teeth yellow? ...have you tried the tissue test? ugh, yellow... what do you use? crest whitestrips cr

lindsey graham today. paul ryan yesterday.more and more people feeling like, okay, i can come out against donald trump and still be okay in the party? the question is, who now joins this side? >> the also have mitt romney and the former president bushs saying they're not attending the convention. this is just stunning. the republican party, very splintered. and steve, we've been talking about this. who's job is it to unify the party, and how much does it weaken trump? >> i wonder how much it weakens him, when you consider his appeal has been that he's the outsider, he's the one the establishment is scared of. >> his supporters don't like jeb bush. >> and he does need to expand on the support. >> they weren't that crazy about him. said he was low energy. >> are there any voters behind these politicians? >> isn't that what he just exposed? >> i'm not sure there are. >> he exposed the limits of jeb bush's appeal. he started as the front-runner and ended up here. >> we should say, hi. >> hello, road warriors! >> we just appeared o

i think what's happening with lindsey graham, paul ryan, i think, is another example.re is a growing sense because of the reality, this is a choice. the republicans will have a choice. it is donald trump. it is hillary clinton. the idea of a third party person, there is still buzz out there. it's really not going to happen. binary choice. donald trump. even though a lot of nasty things. he has made fun of me. destroyed my cell phone. you name it. >> whether you agree with donald trump or not, and i'm not telling people to agree with him or not, when you sit down with him one-on-one, is he a very sort of different person than when is he at these rallies and someone flings something at him and someone in the media says you are a jerk, what are you and then he responds with a nuclear weapon. >> there is clearly a lot of theater going on here. the point about the cell phone, tell a truth about lindsey graham which is he didn't really destroy that cell phone. lindsey graham still has his flip phone to this day. >> he may be the only one in the nation. >> he may be. and even

jeb bush today, lindsay graham today and paul ryan yesterday. start to see more and more people say i can come out against donald trump the presumptive nominee and still be okay in the party. who now joins this side? >> you also have mitt romney and the former president bushes saying they are not attending the convention. this is just stunning. republican party very splintered and, steve, we've been talking about this. whose job is it to unify the party? how much does it weaken trump? >> i wonder how much it weakens him when you consider his appeal has been that he's the outsider. he's the one the establishment is scared of. i mean -- >> his supporters don't like jeb bush. >> he does need to expand on what he has. >> are there any voters behind the politicians? >> that's what you just exposed. >> are any people backing him up? >> he exposed the limits of jeb bush's appeal. and started as the front-runner and ended up here. >> here's the thing -- we should say hi. >> hello, road warriors. >> welcome to the not-road. >> specifically because what i

the comments after the 41st and 43rd president, jebsaid they wo not attend, and lindsey graham and paulid they would not vote for donald trump. sitting down exclusively with chuck todd. >>> and people attending a party where a young man was mobbed, beaten and stabbed to death. a photo showing people that police say they would like to speak with about the attack that took place at a house party on auction road in herndon the night of april 23rd. news 4 was first to report that 21-year-old was attacked by 10 to 15 people at that party. the george mason university student was kicked, later stabbed. rather than calling 911, his friends took him back to his home and put him in his bed. his family found him dead the next day. news 4 shows a search warrant showing pieces of evidence from the house where the party was held. >>> an update to a story now starting next month, an aggressive plan to rebuild and improve could dramatically change how the ride metro. unveiling a new plan called a safe track including eliminating late-night weekend service starting in june and no more late service for c

. >> so we've got jeb bush, paul ryan, lindsey graham and others shying away from donald trump.nd do you think it will grow and does it actually matter? >> it reminds me of the new marvel movie out, "civil war." i think it's going to grow. i think it's going to grow. i think it's going to get longer. i think it's a development because of how donald trump conducted this campaign and what happened in the course of this, but it just shows you how little it meant when everybody took that pledge almost a year ago. >> we're only one question in and you've already used one metaphor. let's see what comes next. so, here we go. what can trump do to bring his party together? you know, he's got this meeting coming up with paul ryan. trump wrote "the art of the deal." can he cut some sort of deal to bring everybody into the fold? >> well, i think he's going to try his best in these sit-down meetings in the course of this, but i actually think what would be best for donald trump to do is concentrate on closing the gap with hillary clinton in the general election. they say there's nothing as c

which is about paul ryan not being able to endorse donald trump, about lindsey graham and jeb bush not supporting donald trump, not wanting to vote for donald trump. and the way that donald trump reacted to that. he was very tough on lindsey graham very tough on jeb bush. was a bit more restrained when it came to paul ryan. they have their meeting coming up on thursday. and so when you ask the question what do we expect from donald trump? i mean that is the question of this election cycle. >> yes. >> just about every one of these -- before every one of these campaign rallies. i think we'll have to wait and see what he decides to unleash here in just a few minutes, pam. >> expect the unexpected with donald trump. that's the key line. jim acosta thanks so much for bringing us the latest from spokane, washington. >>> donald trump is targeting big-name republicans who refuse to support him as the gop presumptive nominee. right now, that list includes house speaker paul ryan and the entire bush family. and one of trump's harshest critics, south carolina senator lindsey graham who said this

jeb bush, speaker paul ryan, senator lindsey graham among them. it's a war they are very likely to lose. trump has proved himself to be immensely popular, having won 27 primaries and more popular votes than mitt romney with a handful of primaries to go. fox news' senior national correspondent john roberts with trump in omaha, nebraska. he has our report. >> reporter: lou, another big endorsement for donald trump today when former vice president dick cheney said he would be voting for trump in november. but there is still a lot of questions as to exactly how broad support for donald trump really is. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: as donald trump was winging his way west for his second rally since becoming the presumptive nominee, president obama was weighing in on the implications of trump as the republican standard-bearer. >> there is no doubt that there is a debate that's taken place inside the republican party about who they are and what they represent. not just republican officials, but more importantly, republican voters are going to have

in nebraska, the day after the speaker of the house, paul ryan said he won't support trump, similar statements were made by jeb bush and lindsey graham. >> i just don't believe he's a reliable republican. good luck for paul ryan trying to find a conservative agenda with this guy. >> dick cheney and the current xharman of the republican party said they'd support trump. >> the next primary is held in guam tomorrow. california voters go to polls in less than five weeks. the the deadline to register to vote is may 23. california's primary is june 7th. >>> we're still on storm watch. abc7 news was in downtown and in san francisco, people used hoods to stay dry and we found people without anything to protect them from the rain. hi, spencer. >> you might think it's over. some showers here in the bay area, and tomorrow as well. so far, no rainfall totals for 24 hours, looked like many locations received only a few hundredths of an inch. and 17/100ths in san jose. this evening, notice, scattered showers and a bit bit of a quiet spell. by 7:00 in the morning that sweeps through followed by another path of rain. into afternoon, it will be quiet

carson, what's your reaction to lindsay grey graham, jeb bus paul ryan? >> you know, i believe they will come along eventually as they think through this. and recognize that -- >> why do they have to come along, if they give you promise -- if i promise you i'm going to support you, if i lose, why is that a process? you gave your word. >> well, it shouldn't be. itbe. and your word should be worth something. i think they will come to recognize that also. so i think some of this right now is posturing. some of it's licking of raw wounds. and i understand that. and i think, you know, given enough time and space, these problems will begin to resolve themselves because there really is not another good alternative and like rick perry said, you know, this is about the future. this is about the supreme court. and how it's going to be changed. this is about our children. we can't let pettiness get in the way. and also remember, we're being manipulated by a lot of people on the other side who say, you republicans are wonderful people because you have such principles

paul ryan and lindsey graham and marco rubio burying his hatchet with the man he once called a conartist> i don't want to be harmful, i want to be helpful because i don't want hillary clinton to be president. >> reporter: it's unfolding before the electrets. >> those rallies are not a moment in time. if donald trump is elected president, you'll see these things continue on four years beyond. >> reporter: you believe you're in good company? >> i believe i'm in great company. they are afraid to say they support hillary clinton but i think they will either do it publicly at some point, or they will privately do it in the polling booth in november. >> reporter: so how many of these crossover republicans are there? four vent national polls show that about 6 to 8% are republican. self-described republicans that will support hillary clinton. 6 to 8%. that's not a huge number. here is the important part, in november, if this is a close race, 6 to 8%, jim, is nothing to look at and it will gain more traction by november. >> that's right. they say 5 to 10% decides every election. kyung lah, thanks

now trump and those are weighing in on statements made by republican leaders like paul ryan and lindsey graham. rich is here with more. >> donald trump's campaign is telling skeptical republicans, it is up to them to support him. several senior republicans say trump needs to change his tone and rhetoric and adopt conservative positions on taxes, trade and foreign policy. trump's campaign says those republicans have it backwards. officials say the gop needs to embrace him. >> he's the head of the republican party. he wants the party to get behind him and support him. there's never been a nominee for president of the united states who had every republican supporting him and everybody accepting every single position of the presidential candidate. >> house speaker ryan has invited trump to meet with congressional leaders. ryan says he's not ready to endorse trump. trump says he was blindsided by that announcement. he is credit sidesing his former republican primary challengers, jeb bush and lindsey graham, for failing to endorse him, even though all gop candidates signed a pledge last fall to back

and lost to him, obviously, but really have seemed to be in the never-tremp category lindsey graham and rand pauloth of them saying nice things. >> graham charm offensive by donald trump reaching out to graham, something that we wouldn't have expected and i just caught up with rand paul outside of the capitol and asked him, do you think the party can be unified behind him? he said, yes. >> really, remarkable. mike, let me ask you, what are you hearing on capitol hill? you're more of a house than a senate guy. what are you hearing about the meetings went? >> kudos to reince priebus. >> your former boss. >> true. >> not biassed. >> i hear from people. continues to be the steady hand. talking to the trump campaign every day and close to paul ryan. coming together and have that meeting is first thing. second thing is politics is a team sport and i think house republicans know that very, very well. donald trump has not seen that yet. he won a primary sort of on his own. a businessman on his own and i think because paul ryan sort of said what he said to you last week, this's why you're hearing the meet

i would say too, lou, when you think about the mitt romney's of the world, the lindsey grahams and paul this is the party that gave you its support and you expected everybody to get on board your train when you were driving it. there is some -- i understand they don't like truchlt some of it is personal, some is principal. lou: nobody cares, the fact of the matter is lindsey graham has been whining from the moment he entered it, to the moment he left it and beyond. >> right. lou: but mitt romney, no one can figure out his spite. >> and trump famously endorsed him in 2012. so it is a weird situation for all these republican leaders to be abdicating their own party. lou: and who he has already demonstrated that he wasn't exercising hyperbole when he said it looks like he can do it without them. >> he certainly needs the party, and best to have ryan. at the end of the days, you don't need ryan's total agenda which most of the country doesn't want anyways. lou: he's in a dead heat in three states not won by a republican. we can add it up, 20 years, you see how quick i did that. >> very well

but meanwhile, with paul ryan and lindsey graham and other people. they don't have a choice. he's going to be the nominee. >> right. >> so they're going to want to try to influence him. so ryan's trying to tell him about long-term deficits which has always been his project. lindsey graham and the hawks are going to be trying to tell him hold on, don't talk about dissolving nato. >> but can you unfluns hiinflue? krystal, his senior adviser in talking to chris matthews this week, he said he expected at the gop convention -- let me show you what he said. >> all right. >> break some eggs, though, right? >> i don't think we have to break any eggs. >> reince priebus is going to give us an exciting convention? come on! >> donald trump is going to give you an exciting convention. >> what do you have? do you have movies? >> we're going to put a program together. it's not put together yet. this is the ultimate reality show. it's the presidency of the united states. >> a reality show, krystal? a reality show? i mean, what are they thinking in the trump tower? >> i don't know. i think th

paul ryan trying to find a conservative agenda with this guy. i don't think he has the temperament or judgment to be commander in chief. >> you see there, senator lindsey grahamr him. paul ryan says he's not there yet. donald trump and the great gop divide. will this party unite or has the damage already been done? >>> hell on earth. like a scene from "the walking dead." this is how residents are describing the chaos in alberta, canada where a monster wildfire is expected to double in size today. cnn is there live. >>> i'm coy wire at churchill downs. coming up, we'll talk about some of the favorites, horses that will be dashing and the fashion that they're flashin' here at the 142nd running of the kentucky derby. >>> smooth, coy. i like the rhyming this morning. good morning to you, i'm ana cabrera in for christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. always good to start the weekend with you. >>> donald trump tightening his grip on the gop nomination but there is no sign yet the entire party is uniting behind him. >> as for the tone sounding more presidential, here's trump at last night's rally in eugene, oregon hitting back at criticism from senator lindsey graham

graham. he hammered jeb bush. and then when it comes to paul ryan, he mentions him, but it's very different. normally when donald trump is up against an obstacle, we have seen it time and again, he unleashes. not against paul ryan. what is different with him? >>el with, i think because he mentioned earlier that they had spoken. and they were going to meet. so he was a little taken back by the opposition that came out against his candidacy at this point. they hadn't met yet. so he wasn't quite sure where that was coming from. and they do have a meeting so i think he wants to wait and find out what's going on. >> wait and find out, though. waiting is not something we have seen with donald trump. is something different now? >> i don't think anything is different right now. i mean, look, we are in a situation where -- and i just want to remind everybody that the republican party did not fracture as of june 2015. this party has been fractured since the first bush. going into -- even the obama administration, the party has been fractured. it's just b

to donald trump to bridge that gap between himself and ronald reagan or himself and paul ryan himself and lindsey graham and the bushes, himself and those who are going to vote in november. not incumbent upon anybody else, it's incumbent upon donald trump to make those inroads to bring people to the for november. >> when you say there are big differences between your dad and donald trump, what are those differences? >> well, my father paid attention to the 11th commandment. don't speak ill of another person. by demeaning them, it's not only hard to get them on board but also their supporters on board. you can't say lyin' ted and then go to his supporters and say please come and vote for me in november unless you reach out and do a mea culpa to ted cruz. >> i read something where you said what makes you think he would even want to be in this position? >> people talk about my father and donald trump and say donald trump is just like ronald reagan. the truth is if ronald reagan were like donald trump, nancy never would have married him. >> dennis, you know, time is of the essence here. how much time do you

both presidents bush, jeb and brian, jeb, i know, mitt romnromney and lindsey graham, even house speaker pauldidn't sold yet. gingrich and chaney and dole think donald trump is the bee's knees. sure you got stamos and sag get but you don't have michelle and d dam it, it's just not to same. are you a party pooper? >> i am a never trump guy. trump is a lifelong progressive and he's also got a strong authoritarian streak in him. as a libertarian conservative, i don't like people who are saying i'm going to force american companies to say here. that's bs. you do not use that office to go tackle people that you don't like. so his thing ought to be how about we make america the place that businesses run to instead of from. that's the focus i would like to see. but trump is an authoritarian jackass. he he's the orange raccoon that wants everybody to do what he says and that's not who we need in the audience. >> so dramatic. >> the letters to brad thor. imagine if this was the democrat party. donald trump would have run as a democrat. >> i think it would have made a lot more sense. >> you would have

republican leaders are refuse to go support drum's candidacy, including house speaker paul ryan, and us senator, lindsey graham. >> i just can't go where donald trump would take us, i don't think he can be commander in chief. >> talking about deep divide. >> just relax, be gracious, and i'll talk to paul, and we'll try to work on this. >> ryan has invited trump to meet with him and house republican leaders, next week. president obama declined to declare hillary clinton the democratic nominee even though she has won 92% of the delegates needed to lock up the nomination. >> just let the process play itself out. >> bernie sanders is threatening a floor fight at the dnc convention, saying, he'll challenge rules if he believes the process is unfair. weijia jiang, for cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >> and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. and when we're not on tv, go on line, cbsphilly.com. >> well, today might be a good time to invest in a powerball ticket. the jackpot for tonight's drawing is now $450 million -- $415 million. that's the largest since the records $1.6 billion pay out

a spokesman for graham wouldn't reply. house speaker pauln, who told politico during an interview he will call out the presumptive nominee where needed. >> do you think he is -- >> i'm not the person to give you the breakdown of donald trump. that's not my job. >> reporter: an effort by the speaker to preserve the gop majority in the house. >> what the interviews do is provide cover for his republican members of the house, all 247 of them, whoever needs it, can say, like speaker ryan just said, there are more similarities than differences. i'm evaluating where i stand right now with donald trump. >> reporter: trump got a vote of confidence, of sorts from long time partners in the golf industry. they canceled one big event following the controversial comment about mexicans. they are at the u.s. golf association. the pga tour is going forward with three major golf events at trump owned courses. i think this would be called a mulligan. >> james, well said. thank you. >>> trump is consolidating his power, hillary clinton is trying to hang on to

look at this rejection by many of these establishment-like figures, the bushes, lindsey graham, temporarily at least paulyan, as almost like a badge of honor? >> it does go to show many of those who have been on the outside of politics for a long time, it's just further proof that donald trump is not a member of the establishment, he's not a part of that network and he does want to fight against it, in the best interest of the american people. >> so why work with him at all? >> because we should be able to work with everyone. we don't have to agree on everything. and that is the point here, and that's the point i've been making all day. you have these establishment republicans who have not been governing as conservatives since 1989. but yet the rest of us, we have gone along for that ride, we have fought through the primaries and when we have lost, we still backed the candidate and now they keacan't do the sa. >> if paul ryan doesn't come on board, do you think he should still be the chairman of the convention? >> that's his role as being speaker of of the house. i don't know how he would deal with it. t

republican leaders are refuse to go support trump's candidacy, including house speaker paul ryan, and us senator, lindsey graham. >> i just can't go where donald trump would take us. i don't think he's qualified to be commander in chief. >> rnc chairman says he's talked with trump about the deep divide. >> just relax and be gracious and i'll talk to paul and we'll try to work on this. >> ryan has invited trump to meet with him and house republican leaders next week. president obama declined to declare hillary clinton the democratic nominee even though she has won 92% of the delegates needed to lock up the nomination. >> just let the process play itself out. >> bernie sanders is threatening a floor fight at the dnc convention saying he'll challenge rules if believes the process unfair. >> and, stay with "eyewitness news", for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. and when we're not on tv go on line cbsphilly.com. >>> this might be a good day to invest in a powerball ticket. the jackpot for tonight's drawing is now $450 million. that's the largest since the record $1.6 million pay out in january. remember that? t

interesting to look at the contrast between donald trump's attacks on lindsey graham and jeb bush and what he is saying about paul ryan. paul ryan said he is not ready to support donald trump. >> i don't know. he called me two or three weeks ago, a very nice conversation, congratulating me. this was before the ultimate victory. he was congratulating me. i figured routinely he would be behind it and the other day because i had so many endorsements. today a lot of them, bob dole came in, dick cheney came in. many congressmen came in. >> as for paul ryan we should point out the speaker has invited donald trump up to the capitol to meet with the house republican caucus. that is going to take place on thuray. i talked to a couple of trump campaign sources. one told me he believes paul ryan and donald trump will be like old friends by the end of next week after this meeting takes place. another source says this is probably a strategy on the part of paul ryan that he has to go and show some of the members of his caucus that he hears them and understands that many of them do not want to support donald trump and are not r

donald trump and paul ryan say they're get together was pretty good. senator lindsey graham friendly conversations with donald trump. at the top of the hour coming up, congressman louis gomer am a friend of "varney and company," is he ready to jump on board with trump or is he demanding an apology? the return of john stossel who was diagnosed with lung cancer. he is back and he has a story to tell. stuart: new this hour congressman louie gohmert, is he ready to unite behind trump or is he waiting for an apology? he joins us in a moment. this hour john stossel, first appearance since revealing his cancer diagnosis, here to tell a great story about the american healthcare system. the hyperloop, california, la to san francisco, what does that do to your body, how about those geforce is? doctor siegel joins us shortly. donald trump will attend fundraisers in los angeles. that is clinton country. california, maybe, is it in play in november, could it be? wait and see. first the markets, we are on the upside, we are down 33 points, 17-6 is the level. the retail ice age we talked a

a spokesman for graham wouldn't reply. house speaker pauln, who told politico during an interview he will call out the presumptive nominee where needed. >> do you think he is -- >> i'm not the person to give you the breakdown of donald trump. that's not my job. >> reporter: an effort by the speaker to preserve the gop majority in the house. >> what the interviews do is provide cover for his republican members of the house, all 247 of them, whoever needs it, can say, like speaker ryan just said, there are more similarities than differences. i'm evaluating where i stand right now with donald trump. >> reporter: trump got a vote of confidence, of sorts from long time partners in the golf industry. they canceled one big event following the controversial comment about mexicans. they are at the u.s. golf association. the pga tour is going forward with three major golf events at trump owned courses. i think this would be called a mulligan. >> james, well said. thank you. >>> trump is consolidating his power, hillary clinton is trying to hang on to

paul ryan and u.s. senator, lindsey graham. >> i just can't go where donald trump will take us. i don't think he is qualified to be command inner chief. >> reporter: rnc chairman, says he has talked to trump about the deep device. >> just relax, be gracious, and i will talk to paul, and we will try to work on this. >> reporter: ryan has invited trum top meet with him and house republican leaders, next week. president obama declined to declare hillary clinton the democratic nominee even they she has won 92 percent of the delegates needed to lock up the nomination. >> just let the process play itself out. >> reporter: bernie sanders is threatening a floor flight at dnc convention saying he will challenge rules that he believes the process is unfair. weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the campaign, 2016. when we're not on tv get latest anytime at cbs philly.com. >>> today's miserable weather delayed the opening of the one of the cities top outdoor attractions, spruce street harbor park was supposed to open today

in nebraska, the day after the speaker of the house, paul ryan said he won't support trump, similar statements were made by jeb bush and lindsey graham. >> i just don't believe he's a reliable republican. good luck for paul ryan trying to find a conservative agenda with this guy. >> dick cheney and the current xharman of the republican party said they'd support trump. >> the next primary is held in guam tomorrow. california voters go to polls in less than five weeks. the the deadline to register to vote is may 23. california's primary is june 7th. >>> we're still on storm watch. abc7 news was in downtown and in san francisco, people used hoods to stay dry and we found people without anything to protect them from the rain. hi, spencer. >> you might think it's over. some showers here in the bay area, and tomorrow as well. so far, no rainfall totals for 24 hours, looked like many locations received only a few hundredths of an inch. and 17/100ths in san jose. this evening, notice, scattered showers and a bit bit of a quiet spell. by 7:00 in the morning that sweeps through followed by another path of rain. into afternoon, it will be quiet

donald trump's convention manager paul manafort and south carolina senator lindsey graham will also be here. plus look at washington's big weekend with the press. >> i don't want to spend too much time on the donald. following your lead i want to show some restraint. >> dickerson: all coming up on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, welcome to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. we begin with the republicans, donald trump now has 80% of the delegates needed to win the nomination. efforts to stop him seem to be phasing and we sat down with ted cruz earlier and asked him whether he thought it was time for republican to make their choice known whether they're for donald