. >> you promised captain preston and those men you'd take their case. one in this colony or any other more suited to preserve justice than you, john. either you believe in the principles you say you do, or you do not. which is it? >> those men deserve a defense. and we must show the world that boston is capable of giving them a fair trial. >> he believes every man in a free country deserves a fair trial. but ambition does play a part in this. there's no bigger case. that cocktail of principle and ambition wins out, and he signs on as their attorney. >> in boston, anti-british sentiment is everywhere. [ people shouting ] the defendants, captain thomas preston and eight troops, face hanging if found guilty. >> you may proceed, sir. >> to get to the truth behind the shooting, adams must uncover who gave the order to shoot and whether it was justified. >> i am for the prisoners at the bar... >> traitor! >> ...and for uncovering the truth of this tragedy. this tragedy was not brought on by these soldiers, but by the actions of a hostile and unruly mob! >> he

i told preston a lot.ou know, funny, because we, as our friendship over the years, we realize, we are together, everybody, we are together so much during the week, a loft times more than we are with our significant other. >> yes. >> we just have to casino of go our separate ways, you know, but, yes, there is -- >> and we have different dynamic here, when we are together we're having fun, having good time. putting on this radio show as opposed to some people go to work, and they just casino of go through the doldrums of the day, then get out of there. >> cathy. >> ya, mike? >> who do you like better preston or steve? >> oh! definitely -- no, no, who dow like better it depends on the day, i think. >> time of the month? >> we're both dazzling and dymelor glike absolutely. >> what about kacie boy? >> who do i like better, preston or steve. >> that or who is your best friends. >> can i jump in? i think you align more with preston sensibility. >> yes. >> but you buy me things. >> i do by you things. you just bou

. >> mark preston. >> mark preston. i sat in on some of those debate practices and it was mark preston. >> he did a great job. >> he did a great job. thanks to both of you. mark, see you in person soon. >> see you. >>> when we come right back, a new more presidential donald trump we've been talking about here but is that what his voters want? and can he keep it up? ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever. entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... .

police found mary preston and george wet stone dead inside a home in corriganville.ter wet stone didn't report to work. they were found dead in a bedroom. they believe he shot preston and turned the gun on himself. >>> a win for rolling stone magazine. a judge threw out a defamation lawsuit. three former phi kappa sy brothers filed against it last year. they claimed an article detailing a gang rape at their fraternity house at the university of virginia damgd their reputations. that article has been proven incompetent accurate. rolling stone has apologized and a judge says he threw out the lawsuit yesterday because the former fraternity brothers cited comments that were speculation, not fact. >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc. noodles and company, there are several in the d.c. area, had a breach. it happened between late january and early june. it's working to determine what caused the leak. i'm landon dowdy. >>> it's 6:56. four things to know. bethesda's katie ledecky about to compete in another olympic trials. you can watch her race here on nbc4 at 8:00 p.

mark preston, jump in with me if you could. up until now, it didn't matter that donald trump didn't hold a fundraiser specifically. hasn't run a lot of ads. in fact, i think, let me just grab this because this is weird. i don't think i've ever seen spending like this before but spend $207,000 on hats last month and $120,000 on ads. and that has not mattered. but we're in a brand new world with the general. is it really going to matter but turn things up? >> great hats. >> very smart hats. >> untraditional campaign but in november, it's got to be more traditional. he needs to raise money, put people in the states. these are all important building blocks. >> the candidate, the presumptive nominee, hillary clinton now coming to the stage amid lots of cheering. let's listen in. >> wow, thank you. thank you. thank you, thank you so much. thank you all. wow. thank you. it is wonderful to be back here in columbus. i want to thank whitney for not just her wonderful introduction but for all the hard work she's done to build her career a

reinforcements arrive at a moment's notice. >> captain preston leads out the guard.se. and at that point, the situation escalates, and a mob starts to grow. >> the more force the british bring to bear, the more radical the situation gets. [ bell tolling ] >> there was the buildup of tensions, of fear. and eventually, it exploded. >> fire! >> sam! no! oh, please! somebody, help! somebody, help! [ crying ] please, somebody. please help. >> remember every detail of this misery. every detail! >> we will all regret this day. >> just days after christopher seider is buried, five more american colonists join him as martyrs in the struggle for freedom. what starts as a protest against military occupation escalates into a bloody reminder of the disregard the british have for american lives and american liberty. the boston massacre finds a lasting place in american history not just as a horrible tragedy but as a call for true patriots to stand up and fight for the unalienable rights we hold so dear today -- life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. >>> breaking tonight. the

. >> it was mark preston. i sat in on some of those debate -- mock debate practices, mark was really good. he did a great job. thanks to both of you. i appreciate it. mark, see you in person soon. thank you. >>> when we come back, a new more presidential donald trump we've been talking about here. but is that what his voter want, and can he keep it up? kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats®... 8 layers of wheat... and one that's sweet. to satisfy the adult and kid - in all of us. ♪ nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into and delicious sweet for the kid you'll never outgrow... feed your inner kidult with frosted mini-wheats®. try new kellogg's mini-wheats harvest delights with sweet drizzle and bits made with real fruit. so yostanding up.ddle. with a friend. or you're a skier. or snowboarder. or a skier with two kids who snowboard. wait, where's your wife? there she is. you also like to work out. less intense? there we go. or you want to know your heart rate. when you're doing this. or this. or this. or this.

mark preston, what are the numbers? >> the numbers are bleak.to have released to the public. $1.3 is really a drop in the bucket. i understand his personality carried him threw but we're not anymore. for him to keep pecompete, he's to have to stroke a very big check like he said he would. >> do you think he's going to be able to make up this ground? >> right now can you only raise in $2,700 increments. we can take unlimited donations but we're the ones who need to be airing the ads and hitting the ground bay. so donald trump's campaign is a little bit smaller and less infrastructure than where he needs to be. >> margaret. >> even on the outside money, hillary clinton has $117 million in the bank in her outside groups. and in all of the accumulated outside groups at least at the moment have $700,000. so where is the cavalry? where is the support going to come from? >> donors are fatigued. >> dr. ben carson was on earlier. listen. >> i think there is a process in place right now that's going to rectify that situation. >> you heard dana bash saying

but the law doesn't. >> preston didn't fully understand the dangers. being he was 7 years old, we didn't feel like he was culpable and that has an understanding of an intent to commit the crime and he didn't fully understand that with his age. >> you going to get behind the wheel of a car again? >> huh-hu. >>> while a child driver is punished by his parents in utah, another one is praised by police in north platte, nebraska. why? it it's a different story caught on the dash board camera of investigator roth frees, on may 17, 2009. >> call was a subject driving rather erratically. >> a dark pickup weaving toward him in the middle lane. it appears to be leading a parade. >> had several vehicles behind it. one of the vehicles had its flashers on like it was trying to warn other motorists. i noticed the vehicle continued to come towards my lane of travel head-on towards me but it was moving rather slowly. >> this erratic vehicle belongs to restaurant owner philip mains. just a few minutes earlier, he was driving home with his two young sons in the back sea

back with me, bob cusack, van jones and mark preston.me new reporting here from cnn's political team. it says that hillary clinton is going to give a speech tomorrow, major foreign policy speech in san diego thursday, casting the republican nominee as unqualified and unfit for the job, mark preston. she's going after him. >> and she's also going to stand by her record as the secretary of state, something republicans have been very critical of. t typically when you focus in on benghazi and libya. she is now trying to create a definition of her experience when it comes to foreign policy and his statements that she finds offensive. and quite frankly, you know, many people find offensive. we know that donald trump has angered the likes of david cameron and the london mayor as well. she's going to try to start to widen that gap. >> and he's going to visit there in a month. >> he's going to be over there on the 24th right when brexit has its vote. >> okay. so she's going in. the president going in as well. president barack obama held a town ha

bob cusack is here and mark preston, gloria borger and dana bash.iggest panel. we have new reporting here. it says in a change the house will not adjourn and instead house republicans are now telling members they're planning more votes later into the evening. so fasten your seat belts. we'll be here for a while. they're expected to do a procedural vote tonight to allow the house to then quickly vote to vote quickly on a new $1.1 billion zika funding bill that has been just been introduced. and democrats have already said that they oppose the bill. republicans have enough votes to pass that bill. so there we go. we look at the live pictures on periscope. we've been watching this drama play out with john lewis and the democrats wushing for the stricter gun control. it's anyone's guess how long this sit in is going to last. what do you think of the tactics? >> i want to first recognize congresswoman robin kelly for her work on this. why? because there is not her first rodeo at this. congresswoman kelly came in as an anti-gun violence candidate from chi

also with us cnn politics executive editor mark preston.long time you have been the economic soul of the republican party. you have your fingers and ears everywhere inside the establishment and out. that angst you're hearing from john kasich right now, does that represent what you're hearing over the last day or two? >> yes. i mean, the comments are wrong. they are unacceptable, and there is no upside to them. the only question is who will be damaged and how badly? certainly donald trump's candidacy will be damaged. he has hurt his standing among hispanics. the number one issue with hispanics is jobs and the economy. if he were to turn and start to talk about that, there is a good chance they will have tuned him out already and that's going to hurt him, and i think the real issue then is what happens to things in brand in 2020. republicans have known they have to appeal to hispanics to win national elections. this at best sets them back four years. it may do lasting damage. and then there's the fate of republicans in house races, in senate

. >> preston peas. >> let get this video of the triplets that take friendship to the new level. every guard day as they call it day greet the three men with waves in cheers and it all started when their mother would walk them when they were two months old. she started to have them waved to them and eventually they started to honk and now the friendship has grown ever since. the kit is video i have seen in a while. >> get a load of this is show below girl in philadelphia it was princess day she city enough of that she dressed up like a hot dog and mustard and ketchup port all over herself. she dressed as a hot dog one of my fourth of july favorites. >> with the purchase of the two and injured $50,000 conference table. with their own purchasing rules. >> the complete circumvention of all rules are regulations but violations of the al lot. >> fair question that after all what if someone else spend public money that way? >> i can assure you there be a complete investigation and then to look into misconduct >> white the world's largest and most expensive. >> but there was no wrongdoi

. >> [ chuckles ] >> back to work... before captain preston takes notice. >> we're tired of taking ordersthis army, general gage will untwist you himself. >> for many of the soldiers arriving, america had been a far-away place that you read about in the newspaper. but when they get there, they see what all the fuss was about. this really is a suggestion of a much better life in america, so desertion becomes a serious problem. >> [ pleading indistinctly ] >> some troops arrive with their families, one of the benefits of a world-class army. but with those benefits come rules. >> one hallmark of a professional army at this time is a high state of discipline -- physical corporal punishment for various crimes. and the punishment of choice was the lash. >> the derogatory term "lobster" for british soldiers, or what later becomes "lobsterback" doesn't actually have anything to do with the red coats most british soldiers wear. the term comes from the welts and the scars many of the men have on their backs from being whipped. >> please help my husband, sir! >> john, take her. >> punishment for des

. >> let's bring in political editor mark preston. >> reporter: good morning. trump campaign sources tell cnn the firing of corey lewandowski is a good thing. this source adds that campaign chairman paul manafort who had been fighting for control can start making long overdue hiring decisions to begin the massive ground operation that hillary clinton has in place. lewandowski's departure comes after complaints which reached a critical mass. >> the family, notably ivanka, his daughter, was not happy with his work. manafort told trump it was lewandowski or himself. not both that could stay at the top of the campaign. the presumptive nominee had nothing but positive things to say. >> he's a good man. we had great success. i got more primary votes than anybody in the history of the republican party by a tremendous amount. i think corey is terrific. he was terrific toward me. said i was a talented person. he's a good guy. he's a friend of mine. i think it is time for a different kind of campaign. >> reporter: lewandowski wasn't the only departure from the campaign.

we will have preston and ask, if they believe it is possible to just be hard wired to be single.s just in you. and a local hotel gets an upgrade on national tv. our quincy harris visits the owner of the brick hotel in newtown after gordon ramsey comes in and makes some big changes, see the before and see the after. (man) wow. (male off-screen announcer) what's it feel like to win $100,000 home makeover, with top prizes of a hundred grand? (man) whoa. it's amazing. yes! (male off-screen announcer) with instant games from the pennsylvania lottery, the instant you play could be the instant you win. keep on scratchin'. >> we found some people, it is our genes, preston, to be single. >> are you single again? or when did this happen? >> oh, i am. >> oh? >> what? >> this is big. >> breaking news, i did not know that. all right, anyhow. you know what? that may be the truth. i have never been one of those. i've always wanted to be, i always wanted to have a girlfriend, i always wanted to be, you know, i didn't want to be married for awhile. that eventually came around later on. >> honestl

redstone's e-mail as former via com ceo tom preston who was ousted a decade ago also had harsh wordsagement in the interview on cnbc's fast money. >> the whole soap opera has been a side show compared to the real story, which has been the fall of via com from grace essentially over the last several years. have been really one of the leading television networking companies in the business. and now its fall on the a level below really any of its peers almost any metric. plagued by all types of problems, including creative departures. >> redstone is never one to want to sell anything. and while no one's floated the idea he would not take the ceo job if asked. >> thank you very much for that. and still o come heen orren "worldwide exchange." just one week left to go in the britain goes to the polls on whether to leave the eu. wolf you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. in new york state, we believ

your friend, buddies over there preston and steve. >> the best guys what would philly be doing withoutyou have sandwiches name after them. >> yes, well, these are the flux capacitier, as timetable is possible. we have preston, it is homemade jam with a glazed french toast coconut and walnut. >> new bob kelly there. >> we are developing a bob kelly bread pudding. over here we have ann steve, a side of where is, homemade butter, mapel syrup, local honey. >> all this is, steve's. >> that is steve's. >> yes. >> and what is this one. >> this is the tasty boy our bake well pepper jack cheese, spring leaves, homemade quacamole, mapel syrup and a yard toast. >> spin around and look at the game here old school, the chalkboard. >> that is the way we do it. >> is what bob kelly special. >> it will be a local peanut butter and pretzel bread putting with three types of fudge and vanilla sauce. >> you know it is national fudge day to day. >> is it really. >> is that a load of fudge. >> it is not. >> it is not, i'm serious. we are at fifth and monroe in south philadelphia, the living room cafe, go to

joining us now mark preston and bill mattingly. "usa today" washington bureau chief susan page.much. why is hillary clinton delivering a major for policy peach only a few days before the final super tuesday primaries including in california? >> two reasons. one is she is conveying the idea that she is the presumptive democratic thom nominee and by after donald trump, she's not attacking bernie sanders. there is a lot of talk about hillary clinton not alienating the sanders supporters by focusing all of her attention on donald trump and not bernie sanders, she can do that. also, she thinks and her campaign thinks that foreign policy is really an achilles' heel for donald trump. given her experience not only in the united states senate but as secretary of state, she feels is that that she can convey that she is more equipped and qualified to be the commander in chief specifically on issues of po foreign policy. >> and he tweeted about hillary clinton, susan, crooked hillary clinton who i would love to call lying hillary is getting ready to totally -- interesting to see how much of

. >> interesting to see, mark preston, thanks so much. let's talk with someone who knows david french. jim gar ritty for the conservative national review online. you've been tweeting like crazy about david french over the last 24 hours. you know him, do you have a sense of how seriously he's taking this? >> very seriously. the past couple of days he hadn't been showing up for the national review morning conference call. where is he? what is he doing? not like he's running for president or something. and apparently as of this morning he's seriously thinking about it. no decision has been made kind of an unusual situation and the hurdles are pretty considerable, name i.d., fund raising and getting his name on the ballot. he would have to run as a write-in. having said all of that, the world of david french, he's the kind of guy you feel lucky to have him as your neighbor, never mind as your president. his family is thinking about it and enormous task before him. we'll see in a couple of days what he decides to do with it. >> absolutely. a c

>> mark preston, thank you so much. this is a significant milestone. the sanders campaign up until recently was saying that whoever wins the majority of pledged delegates should be the nominee that, super delegates should not go against the will of the pledged delegates. these are the ones elected in caucuses and primaries. recently, however, they changed their tune and talking more about super delegates almost undoing the will of pledge delegates. big, big achievement for hillary clinton. >> because super delegates don't matter right now. no matter where they go, if she wins the majority of the pledge delegates, those that, you know, are pledge base od on the votin of the people,en that is the ball game. by bernie sanders standards, never mind the democratic party. >> the standards two months ago. not the standards currently. >> and more importantly, i'm sure you're getting this on your twitter feed, i am and others, bernie sanders supporters. and that's really what matters most here at this point to hillary clinton and to her viability and ability to

i find the preston extremely dishonest. i find the political preston unbelievably dishonest. >> joining me, army veteran perry o'brien, served in afghanistan, one of the leaders of a protest outside trump tower along with other veterans opposed to trump. it's good to have you here. >> great to be here. >> you were outside a general media circus. why did you protest? >> i'm part of the vets versus hate movement. to months we have been trying to communicate to mr. trump he should not be using veterans as props for his political agenda. and i think this most recent chapter of the scandal of the missing funds is just further reinforcing the view of many veterans and many within the military community that this is just not a man of integrity that we can trust to be the next commander in chief. >> what do you say if someone says, look, the guy's up to $5.6 million even before "the washington post" started making phone calls about the $3 million. why attack him for the fact that net, a bunch of veterans' groups have more money tha

for more, let's bring in mark preston. >> reporter: good morning, ryan and christine. sources tell cnn that the firing of corey lewandowski is going to be a good thing because it was time to streamline duties within the campaign. the source adds that campaign chairman paul manafort who had been fighting with lewandowski over control of the campaign can now finally start making long overdue hiring decisions to begin trying to match the massive ground operation hillary clinton already has in place. sources tell cnn that lewandowski's departure complaints reached a critical mass. the family, notably ivanka, were not happy with lewandowski's work. and manafort said it was lewandowski or himself. not both of them that could stay at the top of the campaign. in the interview on monday, the presumptive nominee had nothing but positive things to say about the former campaign pamanager. >> he is a good man. we had good success. i had more votes in the republican party by a tremendous amount in the primaries. i watched him before. he was terrific toward me. said i was a talented

. >> i want to bring in mark preston, the executive editor of cnn politics. mark, weigh in on this judge for trump university. it's hard to think he's not reacting to hillary clinton's speech which was a good speech. >> here's the thing, i don't understand what donald trump is doing. there's been a lot in the last 48 hours i don't understand what donald trump has been doing. specifically why does he continue to attack this judge? now i understand it plays well with the base with many of the voters who helped him win the republican presidential nomination but what it will not help him with is with independent voters. it won't help him with those folks in the middle who want another alternative to hillary clinton but they look at donald trump with these tough accusations and really smears in many ways that have much ado about nothing. >> if you're just turning in, we're watching donald trump. he's speaking in san jose, california, some of it in reference to hillary clinton's speech about his foreign policy chops or lack thereafter. and also waiting to see if he

let discuss with republican consultant margaret hoover, cnn politics executive editor mark preston andcal commentator mark lamont hill. the question is can they pick up ground? you said it's over? >> i think this campaign has been really dictated by very big moments and this was a very big moment today in the trump campaign. there's a power struggle going on that has now been dissipated but i do think that within the next two or three weeks it's really going to be a turning point for the trump campaign. they have to build an infrastructure, have to get bodies on the ground, have to raise money. only $1.3 million in the bank. it is critical if they're not able to pull it together in the next two, three weeks, it's indicative of where the campaign is. >> this is a pivotal point, margaret. it comes from the candidate himself you think mostly i'm sure but do you think this firing of corey lewandowski is a turning point and will help the campaign? >> it has to be. clearly that's what it was intended to do. i agree with mark. i worked on two presidential effort. by this way four weeks, five

mark preston. the prospect of a trump presidency is worrisome. what is that going to look like?rida. donald trump really needing florida. >> marco rubio and donald trump were certainly not friendly at all on the campaign trail. look, marco rubio, what i was told a short time ago from his advisors, he's well aware of the risks. he knows if he runs and loses this senate race, his political career at a young age could be over or detrimentally harmed. having said that, no other options. the other option was to run for governor. a good jumping off point but other politicians around his age laying the groundwork. the agricultural commissioner there and marco rubio would have a tough time even getting the nomination for that. running the u.s. senate, as you said, not a bad spot. hillary clinton was the senator. and this isn't a time it's just john f. kennedy. he needed a platform to run from and if he wins in the u.s. senate, this race, he has a platform. >> it is stark to see though a guy in the most high profile campaign of the year right now essentially positioning himself completel

on thursday, casting the presumptive republican nominee as unqualified and unfit for the job mark prestonhe's going after him. >> but she is now trying to create a definition of her experience when it comes to foreign policy and his statements that she finds offensive, and quite frankly, many people find offensive, we know that donald trump has angered the likes of david cameron and the london mayor as well. she's going to try to start to widen that out. >> she's going to visit there in a month. >> he's going to be over there on the 24th right when the brexit is there. >> she's going in, the president going in as well, president barack obama, bob, held a town hall tonight. sources telling cnn, he is ready to explode into the 2016 campaign trail. here he is tonight on donald trump, listen. >> a lot of times it's easy for somebody to come up and say, you know what, if we deport all the immigrants and build a wall, or if we cut off trade with china or if we do x or y or z, there is some simple answer and suddenly everything's going to feel secure. >> why don't you mention donald trump by nam

. >> i want to bring in our cnn political director, mark preston, as well. so clearly this is a knockout. well, i'm not going to say knockout, a big blow but perhaps not a knockout if you believe what the president said which is we will have people use bipartisan reform. nothing today set precedent. just goes right back down to what the fifth circuit landed us in today. it makes the stakes higher. >> you heard what the president did there. he wanted to call the decision to kick it back to lower. >> the indecision unfortunate. he wanted to tell a different story about america as a nation of immigrants and how he believes we are moving as a country to a place where immigration reform, comprehensive immigration reform package on the hill would be inevitable. he said congress can only ignore america for so long. i don't think he meant the american people. he was talking about the demographic change in america. i think that is the story you are going to hear not only the president tell but hillary clinton tell on the campaign trail because this becomes a raw poli

preston let's start with you. >> why are we so angry? >> why, why?know why, but i know that we are. >> do you sugar coat this, try to figure out why philly is not that angry? angry itsy. you know, hard work being people that like to complain from time to time. and get a little bit angry. you no he what? i couldn't tell you guys why. >> they thing to our sport teams more than anything else, steve. >> you know what i think it is? here's what i think it is. on the national weather maps, you see, new york, and you see dc. and there is a gap in the middle there. they don't even put us on there. >> oh? >> fly over country. >> how about that? >> you're right. >> amtrak guys -- >> there is a menu on amtrak? >> in the first class cars, yes. >> you walk into that. >> so, on the menu, it has boston, new york, and it jumps, you're right, right down to like baltimore and washington. >> what the hell? >> jump right over us on the brochure. >> we are the fredo of the east coast. >> take us out in a boat and shoot us. >> exactly. >> guys, think about it, it has been

jaime apody stopped by the preston and steve show on wmmr to promote the event. she is a cochair for the run to promote awareness of prostate cancer. jaime talked about how this would have made him proud. >> that is what he would have wanted to come out of all of this, saving hundreds of thousands of lives with early detection. >> steve morrison is a prostate cancer survivor himself. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, dangerous game of pickup basketball where these two men played ball and then drew t drew the ire of drivers. >>> and meteorologist, karen rogers, returns with it's sunny and cool accuweather forecast. as we look ahead to the weekend as well. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib

margaret hoover along with miami beach mayor phil levine, mark preston is here and john j.te republican party in new york. john, let me ask you flat out, donald trump retweeted that message, leave the gop to john kasich. do you want john kasich out of the party? >> we don't want him out of the party but we need to unify the party to a serb certain degree. one, donald trump didn't run with all the endorsements of all these individuals, he didn't run with the support of the establishment, so while he's not necessarily looking for it, we all need to move together because the alternative is hillary clinton, and it's getting to a point with certain people in the republican party, they have to understand it's not about them. it's about who we are as a republican party -- >> but, john, does it help unity if donald trump is retweeted something that says support me or get out? does that help unity? >> well, i watched the registrations changing dramatically. like in the county that i'm chairman of, larger than ten states, there are democrats moving over to the republican party in reg

seenior white house correspondent jim acosta and executive editor mark preston. i think it's an understatement to say it's a big day on the campaign trail. this is a day after he fired his campaign manager corey lewandowski. let me put these numbers out. cnn's new poll show hillary clinton beating donald trump 47% to 42, not a huge margin. here's how he responded. take a listen to this. >> i've been brutalized by the press for three weeks, and she has had the best week she's ever had and there's very little difference in the polls. >> not the first one that shows him trailing. the controversial remarks catching up, histrionics? >> that's the message coming from the campaign, hey, look, you know, we've had a rough few weeks but i'm only seven points down in the polls or five points down in the polls. you know what, they do kind of have a point, but when donald trump says the press has been beating up on me for last few weeks, i mean, let's just dispense with that for a -- these are all self-inflicted wounds that donald trump has been dealing with. >> not to trump

mark preston, gloria borger, and dana bash, and bob cusack, the editor in chief on the hill. and also andy dean, political commentator. they will join us. we'll all get our questions in. we're all here for the count. dana bash, we have never -- we've not seen anything like this. >> no. >> and you have some new reporting. >> i got a note from democratic congressman saying they're handing out copies of martin luther king's letters from the birmingham jail to be read all night. so they are really treating this as they would a protest. old-fashioned protest. but as they would a filibuster, if it was the senate, not the house, where there's no such thing as a filibuster because the rules don't allow it. so they're preparing for a very, very long night. >> sitting here, nancy pelosi under her name sent out fund-raising appeal, pegged to this sit-in. she says, you know, john lewis e-mailed you earlier. i'm e-mailing you now, too. this is a historic moment. you know, and then it says, chip in a dollar, chip in $35, chip in $50. when paul ryan calls it a political stunt, this gives cr

mark preston, i'll turn to you on this one. how involved issy van ssy ivank? he clearly listens to her. >> he's blessed by the fact he has children that are very smart, very accomplished. ivanka trump will come out of this campaign as the big winner in the end, because she's been put on this national stage where we are all able to get to understand her. the issue is, day didn't feel that corey lewandowski wouz leading the campaign in the right direction. >> they, the children? >> they, the children. and as somebody who is a big trump supporter said to me yesterday, look, bottom line is, the kids do watch tv. they do read the newspaper. they have seen the last three weeks fall apart on their father. and can you imagine being a child watching your father on the big national stage, the international stage, falling apart? so, yes, there's no doubt about that. to your point about paul manafort, though. you do need to bring in professionals. you need to bring in people who have done this before. you need to have more than $1.3 million in the bank, which is what -- y

. >>> "outfront" now, jonathan at that seeni, gloria borger, maggi haberman, mark preston, jason osborne, tara set meier. let me start with you at the bernie sanders' rally. president obama, bernie sanders, they meet. sanders leaves, goes to a rally, says he's fighting on through next tuesday, at least. he doesn't drop out. president says, okay, endorses hillary clinton anyway. did the president move too early? >> is the what? i didn't hear the last part. >> did the president move too early? should he not have endorsed hillary clinton today? >> well, look. the president can do what he needs to do, whatever he felt very pushed to do. but i think that that has not stopped, as you can hear the enthusiasm behind me now, ben jealous warming up the crowd in front of the naacp. and i think from the enthusiasm here in the crowd, people have not been affected by that endorsement. >> which is pretty interesting. and bass i will, that's an interesting point. like lemmings come over to hillary clinton. >> no, it is going to be a process. it's a process for the candidate, a process for the supporters

. >>> here to discuss this now, cnn politics executive editor mark preston, washington bureau chief forst," jackie kucinich, commentator errol lewis, from time-warner cable news, and senior politics writer at "u.s. news and world report," david catanese, sorry, makes me emotional that you're here. so sorry. let aep's play our favorite gam. jackie, what is different today? hillary clinton woke up this morning and said -- >> hooray! no, this was a hard-fought battle. i don't think anybody thought it was going to be this tough for her to secure this nomination. now i guess the ultimate answer we were talking about off air is bye felicia. you know, bernie sanders is not finally done, there needs to be concessions, and there will be diplomacy at hand. there's a lot of relief in that campaign. >> we'll get to bernie sanders and bye felicia in a second. thank you for that. david, i want to ask you about donald trump. donald trump woke up after a few hours sleep, because he doesn't sleep much. he woke up this morning, and you suspect said what? >> ready for hillary. he's ready for hillary. last

preston?vin hart when he played at the linc, did he pretty good, specific instructions that you will be ejected no matter what, we see phone come out, you're gone i think able to keep the raps on that pretty well. i find it annoying because sometimes somebody standing right in front of you, holding up their screen in the air, blocking your view. and, i find it little bit distracting, and i also believe in, you know, you're seeing it live, you're here, right now, and you're kinds of ruining the moment when you are looking on this tiny screen, and the artist is right there in front of you. >> you know what, i will take the cell phones over, people who show up with their ipads. just droves me crazy. and they have the ipad up blocking your vision, it is like bringing a civil war camera to a concert. it is ridiculous. >> even if you guys don't like it, would you be okay with them taking away your phone? remember we went to see star wars, they made up put our phones up before walking in the movie th

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mark preston, thank you very much. >>> let's get to chris. >> all right.rtainly made history, but bernie sanders is vowing to fight on to the convention in philadelphia. why won't sanders step away? he says it's about the movement. we have his words and his thoughts, next. about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime. and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. that can camp out in between our teeth, if we'll let it. use gum® brand. soft-picks®. proxabrush® cleaners. flossers and dental floss. gum® brand. >>> as hillary clinton savors are historic moment as the democratic nominee, rival bernie sanders says i am fighting on but doing so with a leaner staff. cnn learned as much as half of the campaign staff will soon be

mark preston, thanks very much. back up to capitol hill. jeff zeleny outside senator sanders' office up there. there's a lot of history involving the president of the united states, the former secretary of state. when the president's so enthusiastically on the hillary clinton campaign video endorsed hillary clinton brought back, jeff zeleny, memories of a different period eight years ago. eventually she came out and endorsed him with enthusiasm. >> reporter: no doubt about it, wolf. this week in history eight years ago is quite remarkable all week long, how it's playing out in a similar type of fashion after a hard-fought and long democratic presidential campaign that ran from all 50 states. all corners of the country. the difference here is there's a democrat in the white house. that's barack obama and seeing him endorse her there in the video, wolf, completes the circle here of their relationship. some eight years ago, i remember this week very, very well when she finally came out and said that, you know, she was supporting him and then t

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event to move through later tonight, a lot of lightning and warning on those storms, we got a warning preston and so this is going to roll through later on tonight. so we will keep you posted. i will take a break and perhaps grab a cup of tea and send it to the news desk with adam and leslie. >> topper, thank you and we  have been seeing pictures come in independent of the ones you have been sharing. we have been tweeting them and so p -- if you get an opportunity to check the pictures out. rotation in the sky and a gentleman posted a rainbow after storms moved out of fredericksburg. >> we are rocking and rolling and as topper said, we are not done so hang in with us. tenacious topper and the entire weather team on this. i think we may be moving on to other news. >> we will get you on to what is going on in the area. first start with a deadly accident affecting rush hour traffic annen run dell county. police say one person has died and four others injured and police investigate and asking commuters to avoid this area. onto the president now and the vice president. they are in orlando to sho