he's written a book and has been advising younger inmates on the unit, like paul green. but now green has been transferred to state prison to serve time for an escape conviction. >> before he left off the pod he came to my door and knocked. and i spoke with him. basically gave him some words of wisdom. something to go off and think about on his journey. he a bright guy. so that's why i had a camaraderie with him. you still young, brother. you 19. you got your whole life ahead of you. you can do anything you want to. you can be anything you want to be. him being gone, it just lessened the individuals that i communicate with. >> now that last has gotten even shorter. he recently read the court newspaper and found out new information about one of his fellow inmates in administrative segregation. >> fred, the dude killed a little baby, man. i found out he killed an infant. when i found out about that, we can no longer be associates, man. because what type of man would i be to associate myself with a [ bleep ] like that? >> these are charges. nothing has been proven. but i mea

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molette green, >> and we posted the entire interview with paul wiedefeld on the nbc washington app.discusses his long term plan. search "metro interview." >>> problince george's county police are offering a reward if you know anything about a deadly shooting on harry s. truman drive last thoonight. a man was shot and killed there. if you know anything, call plouk police. >>> and metro transit police need help to find a person who stabbed a man outside the minnesota avenue metro station. police tell us he was stabbed just after 12:30 sunday morning near the bus bay. he is expected to be okay. police have released a surveillance photo of the person of interest. if you have information, contact metro transit place. >>> nearly 15 year after september 11th, 2001, we're getting a glimpse in to what that day was like for the commander in chief. newly relse by then white house photographer eric draper show president george w. bush in the moments after the attack. they show the president visiting a florida elementary school before he was taken away on air force one. >>> hillary clinton will

. >>> earlier today in green bay, wisconsin, house speaker paul rooip praising donald trump, but nottenee. speaker ryan says trump deserves credit for bringing new voters to the party. now back to "locked up abroad." >> as i'm handing them my ticket, i just knew i was going to be caught. they definitely remember me from the night before. they're checking in my ticket and it just seemed like forever. i think if anyone just tapped me on my shoulder, i would have hit the roof. they say your bag is already on its way to the airplane. i just thought to myself, it's going too smoothly. too smoothly. and they just say, okay, you enjoy your flight. i couldn't believe it. i breathed a sigh of relief. there was no way to detect it. before i got on the plane, i decided to sit down and have lunch. and i noticed a girl outside the restaurant. i thought she looks like a nice person. and i really wanted somebody to talk to and just feel normal for a minute. her name was laura. >> i'm laura. >> she was from england. she was a tourist, taking pictures and kind of hanging out. i said, i'm going to paris

paul cruickshank, juliette khiyam, a former top official at dhs, cnn safety analyst and former faa safety inspector david soucie, and aviation attorney justin green. everybody here with us. paul, first to you. with this news coming in from evan perez that the initial theory from u.s. officials is that this was terrorism and that their working theory was this was a bomb that brought down this plane, not based on concrete evidence, just looking at the circumstantial evidence of what is known right now, what's your take? >> well, this underscores the importance of the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder once they're recovered to see exactly what happened during the last few minutes of the flight, whether there was something that the pilot and the co-pilot were aware of, something that was imminent, whether something had happened, they would be disabled, an explosion or a failure of the equipment. and this is what we're hoping to find out hopefully soon. >> paul cruickshank, to you now, any chatter right now among terrorist groups or terrorist organizations? what are you picking up about if this is, in fact, an act of terror, two coul

a house hearing, eleanor holmes norton on yours green -- on your screen, think massive metro overhaul. we have the details. >> metro general manager paul wiedefeld testified before the house transportation subcommittee on highways and was onethis morning, he of six people to go before the congressional panel, others included john delaney and jerry conley and steny hoyer who represent jurisdiction served by metro, congress voice concerns over a left of safety culture at metro and they wanted to know what is being done to change the system. paul wiedefeld outline how he found the agency when he arrived. >> a lack of accountability on the management, the front-line people, and a lack of strong management systems put in place. a lack of sustainable, predictable funding source for the system. >>'s testimony came on a day when there were two insulator issues making for a consultative and the late morning rush-hour on the red line. he is hoping the safe track program which kicks off next month, will go a long way to make the system safer and more reliable. on capitol hill, suzanne kennedy. jummy: this hearing comes as two other arcing inciden

. >>> thanks so much, paul and we have that photo on ktv u.com. >>> keith green was missing and then his mother found. the mother of his two children were arrested. two other people were taken into custody. >> yes, we do know the cause of death but because it is still ongoing investigation we can't release the details. >> what i can tell you is that the body was not manipulated. >> all three suspects will be arraigned tomorrow. green's children are staying with one of the relatives. >>> two santa clara jail guards face charges. a 27-year-old man and a 31-year- old man. we spoke with the alleged victim, reuben garcia last year. he says the deputies repeatedly punched and kicked and slammed him against a wall on july 23rd when he was being held on a misdemeanor drug offense. garcia told ktvu that he did not report the attack for fair of retaliation until the death of inmate michael tyrie in a neighboring cell next month. three officers face charges and jesse gary is following the story and he will have reaction at five. >>> an east bay mother's push to keep drunk drivers off of the roa

question especially for the blue state republicans, but the fact that they gave the green light today it shows you how far away paul ryan is from the rest of the leadership and from the rest of the campaign apparatus of the republican party. >> all right. paul ripe, more of a island at the end. day rather than the beginning. we'll beginning you more inside. details on donald trump's meetings on dap hill, and up next republican house warming. can the party come together around the presumive nominee and the down-ballot battle. did trump's meeting with leaders cam some of the gop's concerns of him being at the top of the ticket? stay tuned. >>> well, all the eyes of the political world were on capitol hill today as donald trump met with congressional republican leaders, and our jacob soboroff caught up with some of the tourists who just so happened to be there in the shadow of the capitol dome at the same time that something else is looming large, the presumptive republican nominee was in town. >> here on a huge day for republican party. do you know what's happening today? >> i do not. >> donald trump and paul ryan ar

green bay. he has called donald trump a carnival, and that he cannot be trusted. he is joining us on capitol hill. thanks for joining us. ryan,e meeting with paul did it anyway change your opinions? mr. ribble: my issues with donald trump have less to do with policy. i certainly have policy disagreements with him. but i believe that you can always navigate policy disagreements because you will never have 100% agreement with everybody. it has more to do with how he has managed his campaign, the language and tone, the insulting ture of his campaign. >> what has bothered you the most? mr. ribble: it is difficult to say because he has so many. it really rubbed me the wrong way when megyn kelly asked him to give statements about the women. his response was to attack megyn kelly, rather than answering for the very things that he has said. then to come back out and even become more inflammatory, calling women bimbos, and fat picks,

paul: nowhere's paradise. paradises don't exist. paradise is, kind of, in your head. >> anthony: wait, wait a minute. you look out your window here and you look at those hills, those mountains, all that greenar sea. it, it sure looks like paradise to me. this guy knows, he's been everywhere. he's paul theroux. novelist, essayist, and legendary traveler and travel writer. of all the places he's been, all the places he's seen, he chose hawaii to live. and he's lived here for twenty-five years. does it matter that it's america? >> paul: no, that's a big thing, that it is america. it has elements of the third world. the nicest elements of the third world. >> anthony: right. >> paul: which is funky. there's this self-respect, this pride. there's things that don't work at all. and then it's main street, usa where we are now. i mean, there's pta meetings here. they get together and watch the super bowl. and it's the most main street, usa. or as much as you will find. >> anthony: town is a neighborhood spot in honolulu's kaimuki district and, as hawaii is the only state the union that allows day boat fisherman to sell directly to restaurants, the pan-roasted mahi-mahi is pretty damn good. >> antho

green room about it. >> and you don't have the microphone on, but paul richards, and medley advisers and new gig, and congrats, and what do you think? >> well, is the market ready? no, i don't think so. >> you don't? >> no, the fed is prospectively ready, but the market is not. >> where have they been, paul? not paying attention? >> and i agree with you, steve, but every client we are trauk to, and we have been having client meetings in japan and europe and u.s. this week, and no one knows, and there a lot of the power of just sitting on the side right now, and if you are listening to the fed, they will go, and if the data is good, and then yellen in philadelphia, she will tell us. >> and isn't the market activity this week proven that the market is finally ready? >> well, it is coming, but there is a lot of the cash sitting on the sidelines that could move, and lot of -- and remember, two weeks ago we would be sitting on this same agenda, and talking about the bears out there, and those bears have not covered yet. so i think that the market could get a genuine surprise by if they move, and the market rallies

green. donald trump heads to capitol hill this morning to meet with republican leaders. it's an attempt to forge party unity. some like speaker of the house paul ryan have yet to endorse trump. others have been outright hostile toward the presumptive gop nominee. trump says one way or another he is moving forward. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. despite trump saying he did not need the support of house speaker ryan or any other top republican for that matter, today he is going to meet with them anyway. it seems after boasting about self-funding his own campaign, the new york billionaire is now singing a different tune when it comes to fund-raising. donald trump heads to washington today looking to build unity with republican leaders skeptical of his candidacy. among them, house speaker paul ryan who last week indicated he was not ready to endorse trump. on wednesday, he struck a different tone. >> we need to get to know each other. the goal is to unify the party around common principles so we can go forward and unify. >> reporter: at the top of trump's agenda today, fund-raising. after long boast bein

paul wiedfield says it did not publicize the rape because the suspect was arrested hours following the incident. many riders say thats unnacceptable. meanwhile the search continues for the suspects involved in an green police arrest a teenager in connection to the death of a centreville highschool student. 17-year-old alexia powell died in march after taking a lethal combination of drugs at a birthday party. police say david evers gave her the drugs. he faces felony drug charges in connection to powell's death. david is expected to appear in court friday. it's xx and we're just getting started. tempers boil over outside a donald trump rally. the chaotic scene and reasons behind protesters anger. there could only be one winner! reaction from the new champion of dancing with the stars! good morning washington. highs reach the mid 80s across the d.c. area under mostly sunny skies. tonight will be clear and mild with lows mainly in the 60s. thursday will feature an uptick in the humidity levels as dew points move into the 60s. skies should be partly cloudy through much of the day with highs again in the mid 80s. a few afternoon storms will be possible, especially closer to the mountains. friday looks to

paul ryan renewed to endorse the front researcher for president said he might. california's secretary of state said trump's rise hand an incentive to vote for and against. the number of regular stored people have green since john. >> facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is promising a full investigation for accusations his company has been suppressing conservative you haves in the trending topic feature. in a post, zuckerberg said this is in evidence that the alleges are true. he wants to meet with conservative leaders for a discussion of what facebook stands for as a company. >> the bay area is getting another round of hockey playoff playoffs. the sharks defeated the predators last night to advance to the finals. the team has not made it this far since 2011. they will be on the road for game one against st. louis on sunday. >> sharks fans are probably weighing up hoarse after cheering in the matchup. the team won all four games in the series against nashville at him. >> fans will have their chance to get photos taken with steph curry's new mvp trophies on display at oracle arena from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 people. steph curry won award unanimously. the lay off gear is on sale at the store today. >> new we

paul voter. >> i want to make sure the process is fair. it is clear that trump looks like the nominee. >> donald trump wasn't the only wealthy businessman atop the ballot here. the owner of tv green briar resort won the democratic nomination to run for governor of west virginia. live in martinsburg, scott mcfarland, news 4. >>> new details and searches connected to the death of prince. police were back at his home tonight in minnesota. they are looking for more medical records. a search warrant revealed a minnesota doctor saw prince twice in this month before his death. the warrant says the doctor prescribed prince medications. prince died on april 21st. autopsy results are pending. >>> the pressure is on at all levels for metro tonight. get everyone on the same page. all 650 of the agency's top managers met in one location. those managers say the message was about unity, safety and accountability. one told us those messages had gotten lost under previous general managers and the current gm said he is willing to make organizational changes. >> the reality is they know where i'm coming from. i've laid out the things i'm expecting. if they can manage that level, fine. if not it is

going to have a divided party and you're giving the green light for republican voters not to shoe out on election day. >> how do you see this rift between pauln and donald trump working out? >> i think it's fair for paul ryan who's a conservative and for many who don't see trump as an ideal candidate to say you disagree with us on a number of things and maybe you should do work proving to us to get our votes. that seem as fairly reasonable proposition for somebody who's shown himself to be wildly inconsiste inconsistent. >> that poll was tarken before the end of the primary. but we've already seen in our current poling, major healing is already occurring. >> there will be some coalesci g coalescing. >> doug, do you think trump can -- >> i think he's going to have to unless he fixes that republican number. the reality is we've never elected a republican president without getting 90% of the republicans and trump's been below that for a long time now. if that doesn't happen, he's going to have to find a way to get to the democrats and the independents. i think he's not going to win them on his personality. i think it's going to come down to pol

green. the race for the republican presidential nomination exposed some very public divisions within the party. but this may be the topper. the party's highest ranking elected official, speaker of the house paulyan, is refusing to support donald trump. this is a turn around for ryan who has said for months he would support the gop nominee. hannah daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: presumptive gop nominee donald trump is struggling to build unity within his own party. on thursday, house speaker paul ryan declined to support trump while likely democratic contender hillary clinton focused on winning california and securing her party's nomination. donald trump pressed ahead with his campaign thursday, urging supporters in west virginia to save their energy for november. >> save your vote for the general election, okay? forget this one. the primary is gone. >> reporter: despite being the only candidate left standing on the gop side, trump is facing difficulty building support within the party. yesterday house speaker paul ryan became the latest voice refusing to back his candidacy. >> i'm just not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. i think what is necessa

paul ryan still is not endorsed donald trump.'s back he is saying it could take more time during the news conference last night in green bay, wisconsin, he says that he and donald trump have policy dispute. >> we do clash over issues, and that happens with democrats and republicans. but can we get over this and get the party unified to be at full strength in the fall. >>> donald trump facing multiple questions on an array of topics, and multiple accusations of discrimination against women, but donald trump is disputing that. >>> and the tuesday primary with 85 delegates up for grabs, kentucky democrat sending five superdelegates to the national convention as well. the republicans will not have a presidential primary because they already voted in the caucus in march, and clinton and sanders continue to focus on california. the clinton campaign opening an office in los angeles and her supporters opened one near the state capitol in sacramento yesterday. >> hillary clinton knows what the people are looking for and we will vote for because of that. >>> the sanders supporters will be meeting outside of the grand lake theater in oakland, a

green: mr. speaker, i yield five minutes to a fellow member of the energy and commerce committee, congressman paul tonko from new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. tonko: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman from texas for yielding. i rise in support of h.r. 4981, opioid use disorder treatment expansion and modernization act, which i have had the honor of working on with my colleague and friend, representative larry bucshon in introducing. at the outset, i would like to thank representative bucshon and his staff as well as the hard work of individuals on the committee staff and our committee leaders, chair upton and ranking member pallone, to get this bill to this point. i'd also like to praise my colleague and fellow new yorker, representative brian higgins, for his introduction and leadership on the treat act, without which we would not be making this progress today. it is no hyperbole to announce that we are in a crisis when it comes to the opioid epidemic sweeping our nation. more than 47,000 people have died of drug overdoses in 2014. famil

green arrows around the world right now. >>> new this morning, microsoft is cutting nearly 2,000 jobs in its smartphone unit. >>> and check this out, pauls inviting fans in this studio. you won't even have to leave the comfort of your own home. it's wednesday, may 25th, 2016. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome back to "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost, go big or go home. that's certainly what markets were doing yesterday. 2% rally for the nasdaq. >> best day for the s&p since march 11th. it looks like the party continues this morning. u.s. equity futures pointsing to a higher start. dow futures up 76 points or so. s&p futures up a little more than 10 points. nasdaq up 26. tech again in the spot light. it was a big leader in yesterday's session along with financials. europe early action is continuing. we're really seeing a global stock market rally this morning. it's on the back of stronger oil prices and of course strength on the back of u.s. equity markets led by home builders and tech. german dax up by more than 1.3%. 1% across the continent. the euro has

up in 20 minutes, paul egan joins us to talk about the president's trip. , vicejay carafano president for the heritage foundation talks about the navy seal killed in iraq. former greenndependent presidential candidate ralph nader talks about campaign 2016 and his upcoming book. >> this has been an amazing evening. i did not expect it. what ted did is a really brave thing to do and a great thing to do. we want to bring unity to the republican party. ♪ that began with 17 candidates, donald trump has become the parties nominee after winning in indiana and senator ted cruz dropping out of the race. on the democrat side, bernie sanders scored another win in the hoosier state that it does little to change the delegate math. we will talk to bernie sanders's supporters later in the program. we want to begin

green. that was microsoft. melissa: after trump goes to washington, sorry about that the presumptive gop nominee is preparing for a crucial meeting with paul ryan and republican leaders in d.c. that's tomorrow. fox business's blake burman is here with the latest. i can imagine there is a lot of anticipation, blake. reporter: there will be a lot of reporters staked outside of the republican national committee. we can guarranty that tomorrow. good afternoon to you. paul ryan doesn't want to pretend that republicans are unifying behind donald trump right now. it is uncertain if that could change tomorrow. ryan and trump as i mentioned are set to meet here in washington at rnc the house speaker yet to endorse trump said earlier today the goal is for republicans to unite and be at full strength, by thefall. for ryan that would have to happen with presumptive nominee he says he barely even knows. >> i don't really know him. i met him once in person in 2012. we had a very good conversation in march on the phone. we just need to get to know each other. we as a leadership team are enjoying the fact that we have a chance to meet with him. reporter:

green here a moment ago. about the cover story difficulty the republican establishment is having coming to terms with who the republican nominee will be. what is the status of that brokerage? you have pauln and a lot of reports around here about whether or not he will endorse him soon, or at all. what is the latest on that embrace? now know that donald trump and paul ryan did have the call last night. we were able to break the story last night. both gentlemen have been fairly about thei -- coy details. vague terms but not a lot of specifics. our reporting shows right now paul ryan understands that donald trump is not helping the republican party win in november. the white house is up for grabs. paul ryan understands and is that he knowsants this is a problem for the party and he wishes he could fix it. the way to fix it is to endorse donald trump. he is not quite there yet but they are taking steps, meetings, policy discussions, to try to get ryan to a yes on an endorsement of trump. nothing is confirmed yet. stay tuned. you could see something in the next coming days. >> craig is joining us from washington dc tonight, john will have more on donald trump. gains.s given up early they fal

green room, it seems there is a generational split. some of the older statesmen, boehner coming out, they seem to be kind of falling in line with this trump candidacy. we look at paul ryan, reluctant the younger people, rubio, so reluctant. here's what we think, maybe they feel like trump represents an interruption of their expected trajectory in this party. >> he's an interruption, he's a disruption, he is a new man. >> i think you are exactly right. chris, here is the great disruptor. he is anti-establishment. he is talking with a 17 year now congressman who is i think two years from the time he graduated from college, he spent in washington, d.c. the personification of the establishment. the fact that they got along this far with me is impressive. >> listen, it's been a big food fight. paul ryan plays tough. paul ryan is in a situation. any other speaker of the house would be in a seemingly tough position. >> what's so tough? if he's the nominee of your party, it should be like that endorsed. >> but he's a bit rogue. he's not a traditional republican. he's not a traditional conservative. >> he's a guy that wants to cut social security, medicare. he is not, you k

green light for republican voters not to turn out election day. until they fix that, i think it is a huge worrying time. >> how do you see the rift between paul ryan donald trump working out? >> that remains to be seen. i think it is fair for paul ryan who is conservative and for many of us who don't see trump as an ideal candidate to say you disagree with us on a ton of things. there's no indication that you are i did logically conservative or believe the things we believe in. maybe you should do work to prove that to us to get our vote. that seems a reasonable proposition for somebody that has shown himself to be wildly inconsistent. >> i think the rift is over thursday. and to the point, that poll was before end of the primary. we have seen in current polling major healing is already occurring. these numbers will be drastically different. >> there will be some coalescing. it will not be -- >> maybe not on main street but in america there will be. >> i think he is going to have to unless he fixes that. the reality, we never elected a republican president without that person getting 91% of republicans. trump is substantially below that for a long

paul, that's a lot of information. we'll take it and run with it. thank you so much. i have more great voices to bring in. analyst justin green here in new york. christine dennyson can talk to us about the mediterranean sea right now and mike baker with us, as well. talking more on the terror angle. let's just begin, justin, with you. i think just on the -- as a pilot, too, from a aif yigs perspective, when you hear this plane cruising along at 37,000 feet and some point and maybe the timing and the geography is significant, athens wanted to check in with the pilots before cairo, this happened right around that time. twists, 90 degrees one way, 360 another. does anything jump out hearing those details? >> no. just that the plane is out of control. obviously, from when the airplane started those turns, pilots were not controlling the airplane. >> no distress call, no kind of s.o.s. and 90 seconds. athens trying to talk to the pilots. ing in. >> right. right now, everyone's kind of looking at the tea leaves. we're dealing with circumstantial evidence. the fact that there was not a radio call, the fact that the track was so abru

paul singer saying now is the time to be in gold. off the session highs of the close but higher today. take a look at the metals complex. greenrrow as cross the board. palladium is up by 2.7%. let's go to the bond market where that auction is stealing the headlines. rick santelli? >> absolutely. it was a barn burner auction. if you look at the intraday chart of 10s, the auction came at 171 for the new guy. as i said, it hasn't been since december 12th of 2012 that we had an auction with a yield that low. so let's use that date for several charts. let's look at a ten year. boy, there's a lot of 160 handle bottom there's. we haven't seen one at 170 on this move since the seventh of april. let's look at the hyg-etf. it's in the low 80s. it was at 94 last time we will a ten year auction at these levels. maybe a lot of room to the upside. dollar index was at 80. currently at 93 and coming down. maybe the most interesting chart of all, you know what it's going to look like. the s&p 500. that was around 1400 the last time we had an auction under 170 for a ten year. currently at 2074. what markets you think are a bit vulnerable? back

paul. >> good morning to you, diane, kendis. bracing for severe storms throughout the mississippi valley region but targeting the memphis area. southern portions of illinois and just shy of the st. louis area where you see greenng into the mid-atlantic. the irony of the southeast is that this high pressure system will keep it clear but we won't keep it all the way clear up towards the ohio valley. outbreak of scattered showers in cincinnati towards d.c. diane, kendis. >> paul, thank you. let's go to politics where donald trump tapped chris christie to the head his transition team should he win the general election. >> but if he takes on the democratic nominee, he may have to win over house speaker paul ryan. more from abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan says he's willing to step aside as chairman of the republican convention. ryan saying it's donald trump's show, donald trump's rules. >> he's the nominee. i'll do whatever he wants with respect to the convention. >> reporter: ryan now also seeming to soften his tone after declaring he wasn't ready to endorse trump. >> i never said never. i just said at this point. i wish i had more time to get to know him before this happened. i didn't, but

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