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hardly the way people look at florida governor rick scott. good to have you. i have larry sabato, one of to the more brilliant political minds saying you'd be a perfect trump ticket filler-outer because you don't carry some of the nasty campaign baggage, presumably, marco rubio would. >> it's always flattering when somebody says nice thing about you but i have a great job and don't intend to leave mitchell goal is for donald trump to have a big win i. predict he will rein florida and win family. i'm going to stay in the job i have and do everything i can to make sure he is in the next president. >> if the exploratory committee was looking at you, and ben carson is heading that up and says we need to get stuff in detail from you, you wouldn't turn that down, would you? >> absolutely. it wouldn't make any sense since i want to stay in this job so wouldn't make any sense for the to go through the process. >> really. so -- i'm sorry, governor, don't want tobe belabor this. they have to vet you and everything and they began the process -- if they began the blows, y

i mean, with rick scott, rick scott was willing to say or do whatever he had to do to win. had a blank slate and carve a candidate. with trump, we have a guy who thinks he's his best adviser, the smartest guy he knows and interesting to see if he'll listen to his advice. he would be smart to listen to the advice. >> hmm. steve schale, come back. >> enjoyed it. >> thank you. >>> next, hillary clinton says she is looking forward to sharing the debate stage with donald trump. what are the top three strategies each candidate might deploy to capitalize in a debate? we'll talk to experts. >>> plus, have you heard what mark cuban said if donald trump is elected president? he said the stock market will tank. why he predicts quoting him, huge, huge losses. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect record doesn't get you anythin

he was a mastermind been rick scott's improbable win as well.e are a few other people who are in rick scott's orbit, who know how to win florida elections. that doesn't mean that donald trump will. it doesn't mean he won't. they are certainly behind, but far as organizing in florida. >> so he doesn't have a big effort there. he does have good people there. >> right. >> who know how to win the state. is it possible to win the state in a few months. >> certainly. if you look at the polls currently, it's essentially a tied race. hillary clinton is leading by a point, two points in the most recent polls and the dumbest and smartest thing that's said in politics is that it's all about turnout. if you unskew those polls and make them slightly more republican performing, donald trump might actually have a slight edge. if you make them slightly more democratic performing, obviously hillary clinton has a slight edge. and it's pretty much a tied race right now in the polls. but this is florida. it's the kind of place where if you flip a coin, it very ofte

florida's governor rick scott will be iwn >>> there is rick scott, florida's governor and a contentious visitor getting under way this week. after approving radio ads that attack california. >> stephanie chuang, one of the many stops for the governor. >>> the minimum wage hike hurts the same people it's supposed to help. >> it's time to leave california. >> just a snippet from those ads to raise california's minimum wage to $15 by 2022, describing it as a big blow to businesses alleging it will cost 700,000 californians their jobs. governor scott has been enticing the switch to florida where minimum wage is $8.05, adding there is no state income tax and he has cut thousands of regulations. the second term governor is in california three days. he responded tongue and cheek welcoming scott as one of millions of tourists saying california added twice as many jobs as florida since scott came to california on a similar mission a year ago. governor scott wrote a letter to california businesses in 2013 advising them to buy a one-way ticket to florida to get away from what he calls the heavily

today brown sent a letter to republican rick scott urging him to stop silly political stunts. this is all because of scott's attempts to persuade companies to relocate to florida. scott is in california on a trade mission and taken out radio jobs inviting businesses to leave california and relocate. brown fired back that california has added more jobs than florida in the past year. >>> bringing bart into the 21 are century. >>> the new technology, bart says will make your ride smoother and faster. >>> hold the ice? starbucks hit with a multi million dollar lawsuit for serving too much ice. >>> gone from that ice latte or mack key atta. temperatures above average but i see a cool down coming up, find out when it begins and how about three different days for the chance of rain in may. i will talk about which three coming up. >> the unusual good luck charm for the san jose sharks making natural headlines and you might say he is purrfect. surprisingly all employees at sf ocalled run, fight and teaches employees how to respond in the event of a gunman opening fire in the airport. t

rick scott, i met him recently. he is quite strong and his strong opinions and has no -- not afraid to voice them, and that is what donald trump's voters like. >> shelly moore, i always get confused, capit noh west virginia. what whoa she bring to the ticket? west virginia is a state you could argue that donald trump would win hands down regardless of the coal industry and the anger at hillary clinton, assuming she is the nominee, but explain her values. >> this is my wild card choice. i really like senator capito, someone that hat gained popularity in the house a very long time, knows the ins outs of washington, but to pick her would just really elevate the war on coal that the trump campaign believes that hillary clinton started and west virginia voters are obviously alienated by hillary clinton over this and could amp that up to a national level and focus on the issue that is so prevalents about manufacturing jobs and jobs like coal mines that have gone away and the growing gap on -- in the middle class that both

more on that. >> with governor rick scott insane.to california businesses in california workers than 700,000 workers are going to lose their jobs once the minimum wage kicks and in 2022. basically the 700,000 mom is saying come to florida. that is what i'm going after. we know that governor jerry brown not happy, saint stop with the silly political sense. that is where jerry brown is saying to rick scott. he is also seen, listen, you've got $69 billion of coastal asset of climate change by 2030. also the national federation of independent business is saying that regulations are a big problem for them. one out of five small businesses say not very common. you know what's going on is even or governor jerry brown in january said we hike it to fit in dollars an hour for the minimum wage. he worried that low skilled, low-income people lose their job and also the san francisco federal reserve and did a study. they found 200 job losses for minimum wage hikes even know it would be higher pay for some workers. this is a real problem right now

look at what rick scott has been able to do in florida, very, very good job.k what governor jindal has done in louisiana. you look at some of the states, balanced budget requirements. you have to make sure we're not passing on debt to our children and grandchildren moving forward because it's unfair to them everyone it's our responsibility to make sure that not only do we balance the budget, but we're reducing our deficit and it's a priority for the campaign. >> two areas when conservatism on a federal level was the most successful, during the reagan years and when newt gingrich put out a contract. the exit polls, anywhere between 60% and 70% of republicans in this primary season saying they feel betrayed by washington republicans. is it time to put pen to paper and also create an opportunity to run a national campaign where senate candidates and house candidates can run on a set of principles, elect us, we'll do these ten things to make america great, if you want to use trump's slogan. would that be a good idea? >> it's a good idea, but what you have to under

and if you look at who he's worked for in the past, folks like rick scott and matt bevin.ho worked as outsiders, who were previously businessmen who shook up the status quo. that's exactly the kind of persona donald trump is trying to bring to the presidential race. >> i see you, hillary, nodding in agreement. i won't even ask your response, because you were nodding in agreement. so what's the bigger problem for donald trump? the issue he may or may not have here? is it with women or not releasing the taxes? >> well, look, i think when you're looking at numbers as high as they ever with the unfavorableties among women, that is going to be a very difficult challenge to overcome. 70% overall, but within the subset of republican women, as he looks to consolidate his base, he's facing a significant challenge. and in order for donald trump to win, he'll have to turn states that barack obama won in 2012 from blue to red. one of the keys to doing that is independents. places like columbus, ohio, philadelphia, think the suburbs of philadelphia and pennsylvania, or the suburbs of d

governor jerry brown offered a prickly welcome for florida governor rick scott. he came here trying to convince california businesses to move to his state. >>> ready to leave california, go to florida instead. >>> today governor brown said on twitter that scott should stop the silly political stunts and start doing something about climate change. he also posted a letter that boasts about california's record on job creation and the fight against global warming. he challenged governor scott to keep his head out of the sand. >>> a starbucks customer is suing the coffee chain for using too much ice in its cold drinks. stacy wants at least $5 million. she says that starbucks advertises the size of the cups if fluid ounces but that's only accurate when you include the ice. a venti cold drink only has 14- ounces of liquid. the rest is ice. starbucks says customers expect ice to be an essential component of an iced beverage. >>> all right. time for the weather now. not a bad day for an iced beverage. it was nice outside. let's go to bill in the weather center. >> i like

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or he could pick a governor like indiana's mike pence or florida's rick scott. campaign sources tell me that the trump children who campaigned so much during the primaries will now be dispatched to important states to campaign by themselves, to help out and also to carry the trump flag. tom llamas, abc news, new york. >>> okay, so, donald trump is getting a chilly reception from the republican establishment, including the bush family. a spokesperson for former president george w. bush says he does not plan to participate or comment in the presidential campaign. and the first president bush has no plans to endorse trump, either, saying he's retired from politics. this, by the way, this will be the first time in the last five election cycles that bush 41 has not endorsed a republican nominee. >>> the latest national poll has clinton beating donald trump by double digits. clinton still has to get pass by bernie sanders, but she has 93% of the delegates she needs to clinch the nomination. she's already turning her attention to donald trump. reminding voters of his h

addition of tony fa briz owe who was the chief pollster for bob dole and he worked for governor rick scott. politico reported that he passed up on the chance to work for trump's white house bid and he ended up on the 2012 rick perry campaign. the hiring is a reversal for trump who has maintained since last summer, quote, i don't want a pollster because if a pollster is so good, why aren't they running? adding this to chuck todd in august. >> i don't have pollsters, i don't want to waste money on pollsters, because i don't want to be unreal. i want to be me. i have to be me. you know, we have enough of that in washington with pollsters telling everybody what to say and everybody being controlled by the special interests and the lobbyists, et cetera. and the donors, i see the donors all over the place. i know they don't give because they happen to be nice people. >> the professionalization of donald trump's polling operation marks another shift from his upstart primary campaign to the general election where he plans to raise bill clinton's infidelities in the debates against hillary clinton.

florida governor rick scott -- >> we need to do this now, we need to come to the conclusion now.prepare before we have the crisis. >> reporter: republican senator marco rubio agrees. >> it could cost $4 billion or $5 billion. >> reporter: it is money the state needs, for example, for mosquito inspectors. florida does not have enough of them to monitor neighborhoods. the state is now paying to train private pest controllers in emergency zika detection. michael doyle is director of mosquito control in the florida keys. >> the key is going house to house, spraying for the mosquitoes under the bushes, under your porch. >> all the causes are throughout the county -- >> reporter: then there's the demand for spraying. how many calls a day are you getting for people who would like for you to spray in their neighborhood? >> on average, about 400 to 500 a day. >> reporter: is that ten times what you normally get? >> it's about ten times what we normally get. >> reporter: it is for expectant mother here that the fear looms largest. is it a boy or a girl? >> a girl. >> reporter: emergency ro

or he could pick a governor like indiana's mike pence or florida's rick scott. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight. tom, ian trump surrounded by his wife, his adult children, their spouses, and you've learned, they'll have a prominent role in this campaign ahead? >> reporter: david, campaign sources tell me that the trump children will be dispatched to important states by themselves to campaign and carry that trump flag. david? >> tom llamas, thank you, as always. >>> and to the drms now, two candidates remain in that primary race. bernie sanders winning in indiana overnight and promising to stay in the fight, even though they essentially split the delegates. and hillary clinton with a ne nearly unbeatable delegate advantage at this point. and she's now being asked, is she ready for trump? abc's cecilia vega on how she answered that. >> reporter: tonight, hillary clinton launching her first general election attack on donald trump. >> i think he is a loose cannon, and loose cannons tend to misfire. >> i am a unifier. >> reporter: backingt up with a new video. >> this is an individua

florida governor rick scott: >> this is an urgent need. we need to be doing this now. we need to come to the conclusion now. we need to prepare before we have the crisis. >> reporter: republican senator marco rubio represents florida and agrees. >> if this becomes a serious outbreak, it's not going to cost $1.9 billion. it could cost four billion or five million. >> reporter: it's money the state needs for mosquito inspectors. florida does not have enough of them to monitor neighborhoods so the state is now training private pest controllers in emergency zika detection. michael doyle is director of mosquito control in the florida keys. >> the key is going house to house, spraying for mosquitos under the bushes, under your porch. >> all the calls we're getting are throughout the county. >> reporter: and then there's the demand for spraying. an tan oversees mosquito control in broward county. how many calls a day are you getting for people who would like you to go spray in their neighborhood? >> on average b500 to 500 a day. >> reporter: is that 10 times what you normally

the problem is the porching of local businesses by other states, you'll remember florida governor rick scott was in the bay area trying to lure firms to his state, so far, texas is leading the pack. a survey out of southern california fiebdz that 219 businesses have moved to texas since 2009, or built new operations there. like tech giants apple, google, drop box and oracle, worth billions. but this official says that doesn't tell the whole story. >> as soon as they vacate, there will probably be 10 companies looking for the space. >>> electronic cigarettes will soon fall under federal oversight after the fda released new rules today. >>> the district failed to take meaningful action in response to the complaint. >> attorney gloria alred comes to the bayrea and brings a lawsuit against a local school district. what didn't happen that is now drawing legal action. >> i'm not going to pay you a second time for a lost license that you lost. >> how michael finney helped a man do battle with the dmv. >>> here is a look at the storms popping up across northern california. spencer has the accu-weath

rick scott says efforts are working. >> california is a beautiful state and there is now a minimum wageglobally. >> scott said he visited california last year and lured several companies to florida. when governor brown found out, i issued a letter saying california competes with brazil and france, not florida and asked scott to get his head out of the sand on the affects of climate change. >> apple reversed a long losing streak today. the stock twitter closed at 14:01 today. the dow closing at 17,750. teachers have tentatively agreed to a new contract. nearly all of the members voted in favor of the deal, including a 10% raise by next summer. trustees still have to approve the deal. >>> uc berkeley may shut down it's small medical school because of budget cuts. the med school only graduated 16 people last year, supporters say the school should be safved because it focuses on training primary care physicians. >> when dedication and dependence on your device goes beyond, to addiction. >> touring the san francisco museum of modern >>> san rafael's coffees and teas is the first lgbt company

the problem is the porching of local businesses by other states, you'll remember florida governor rick scott was in the bay area trying to lure firms to his state, so far, texas is leading the pack. a survey out of southern california fiebdz that 219 businesses have moved to texas since 2009, or built new operations there. like tech giants apple, google, drop box and oracle, worth billions. but this official says that doesn't tell the whole story. >> as soon as they vacate, there will probably be 10 companies looking for the space. >>> electronic cigarettes will soon fall under federal oversight after the fda released new rules today. >>> the district failed to take meaningful action in response to the complaint. >> attorney gloria alred comes to the bay area and brings a lawsuit against a local school district. what didn't happen that is now drawing legal action. >> i'm not going to pay you a second time for a lost license that you lost. >> how michael finney helped a man do battle with the dmv. >>> here is a look at the storms popping up across northern california. spencer has the accu-wea

rick scott says efforts are working. >> california is a beautiful state and there is now a minimum wage to compete globally. >> scott said he visited california last year and lured several companies to florida. when governor brown found out, i issued a letter saying california competes with brazil and france, not florida and asked scott to get his head out of the sand on the affects of climate change. >> apple reversed a long losing streak today. the stock closed down one. twitter closed at 14:01 today. the dow closing at 17,750. teachers have tentatively agreed to a new contract. nearly all of the members voted in favor of the deal, including a 10% raise by next summer. trustees still have to approve the deal. >>> uc berkeley may shut down it's small medical school because of budget cuts. the med school only graduated 16 people last year, supporters say the school should be safved because it focuses on training primary care physicians. >> when dedication and dependence on your device goes beyond, to addiction. >> touring the san francisco museum of modern art, frida >>> san rafael's co

and bobby jindal and rick scott of florida. they have done a great job. they've taken high def sits, turned it into surpluses. high unemployment rates. they brought hundreds o thousands of jobs to their states. washington republicans, carly, have failed. they've not been able to duplicate that. why is there this fear, this unnatural -- seems, you know, unpredictable fear of almost pathological that they're going to get blamed for government shutdown if they stand on principle? >> it's called lack of courage and leadership. that's what it's called. that's what it's called. but, you know, one of the things that i did before i voted for ted cruz, and i voted for him before i ever had a conversation with -- >> were you on the ballot? >> yes, i was still on the ballot wrhen i voted for ted cruz. one of the things i did before i voted for him, before i endorsed him, before i with great humility and pride accepted his invitation to serve as his running mate, i went through and read all his policies. you know, it's not rocket science w

this comes one day after florida governor, rick scott, visited capitol hill urging congress to back a plan to fight zika virus and do it quickly. to address it the way they would a fast approaching hurricane. it's linked to birth defects in baby and a rare paralysis in adults. >>> the people that evacuated in canada has another problem. one of the shelters has been hit with a stomach bug. doctors are trying to identify the bug but it appears to be a norovirus, a highly contagious virus causing outbreaks in schools and hospitals and cruise ships, the close quarters are make it difficult to control the outbreak. >> and anyone that works none traditional hours you know that not getting enough sleep can be a challenge. there are things can you do to give your body rest. blackout shades or drapes are effective and sleeping masks and earplugs can keep out disruption. >> they actually say on your way home in the morning to wear sunglasses, and that can help to get you ready for home when you want to sleep. >> and avoiding naps and caffeinated beverages can help your body to sleep better duri

scott cut regulations. florida is adding one million jobs, not losing them. >> in a letter, governor brown wrote rick, a fact you would like to ignore california is the 7th largest economic power in the world. we are competing with nations like brazil and france, not states like florida. he told governor scott it is serious to talk about climate change when he is visiting the state and says while you are enjoying the stroll on a beach don't stick your head in the sand read the rest of the report, no time to waste. >>> wash out in morereno. the break happened at 8:30 sending the water pouring into several garages and yards. the 12-inch cast iron main broke on gloria boulevard and took an hour for utility crews to shut it off. that interrupted service to customers in the neighborhood. it caused a hole under the pavement and five feet deep. one homeowner described the scene as the flooding began on his property. the middle of the street has water surging out and crazy and beginning of the 40 days and nights. the main that failed was 70 years old. a spokeswoman acknowledged that its system of pipes is aging beyo

went with rick scott back in 2010. also went -- one of the top strategist. looking ahead at one of these battleground states. , trump quickly finding out you can run a guerrilla operation very lean and mean. when it comes to going for the general election, you have to get some well-known establishment folks on board if you hope to win. trish: don roberts, thank you very much. the non-trump or still are not giving up. wanting to deny donald trump the nomination at the convention. operatives will be on-site educating delegates on how they can be free. here with me on set, as then. a never trump her. all along. you have an opportunity to beat hillary clinton, but you do not want to take it. >> i would have loved to have taken it if we nominated a conservative. what it comes to abortion, he showed for positions that were different about 36 hours. trish: hillary clinton has been guilty on the same thing. maybe not on the abortion issue. >> donald trump cannot even explain what he stands for. we will win again. how are we going to win? we will make great deals. tr

rick scott has not been in the congress. >> although he did say governor, too. >> liberals hate -- >>ed to trump he said either somebody in congress or a governor he acknowledged, too. >> liberals hate him -- they hate him more than -- he may be at least perceived by the liberal media as being one of the most unpopular governors in the country. >> he's got the business covered. >> rick scott has sort of a controversial history. >> with his company. >> with his company. >> he did get elected in florida twice. >> he did. all right. harwood. give me one more veep. >> for donald trump? >> yeah. >> jeff sessions, senator from alabama. >> yeah. >> interesting. okay, john. thank you. beale see you around. >> have a good one. >> i am not betting on that. >> either one? who's your guy? >> portman? >> i'm just saying. we've got to go. >>> coming up crude trading at six-month highs and it's giving oil service a boost. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ mountains, and racetracks.ve conquered highways, and now much of that same adv

rick scott is expected to arrive in the bay area as early as today and trying to poach from our bestompanies. >> good morning. he has been trying for years. we know his three-day visit spans l.a. and san francisco. hisç visit does come a week afr radio ads aired here in this market criticizing california's recent approval of the minimum wage hike to $15 an hour by 2022. >> economists predict it will be too much for companies to afford so they'll do lay-offs, replace people with computer kiosks and robots. >> that features a conversation claiming this wage hike will cost 700,000 californians their job. that is not based on any studies done here in california. governor scott has been touting florida business perks, $8.05 minimum wage, no income tax and slashing of thousands of regulation. governor jerry brown's office responded saying he in california are tackling issues scott in florida are ignoring, including poverty and climate change. saying california has added twice as many jobs in florida since scott came to california on a similar mission a year ago. scott counters that is an

ted cruz said "he has zero interest" and rick scott says "well, i like my job." our analyst, donald trump has spent so much trash talking of so many of his rivals and then he tries to make life. >> he's a low energy individual. >> i wish him the best. >> jeb bush who was a nice person. he was like a loyal boy, oh, i am with the president. >> chris christie endorsed me. incredible guy. >> this little guy has lied so much. it is rubio. >> i want to congratulate marco rubio on having run a really tough campaign. >> nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. he cannot do it. he's a joker. >> ted cruz is one hell of a competitor. >> when you watch him back-to-back like that, it is absolutely surreal. what are the chances that donald trump can bring on board one of these 16 other gop contenders? >> one of the 16 about 40%. [ laughter ] >> there you have it. who would be the strongest? >> oh, i don't know. i think there are numbers. part of the vice president selection process is taking your time to get to know your potential vice president nominees and try th

brown sent a letter to florida governor rick scott to stop his, quote, silly political stunts.overnor brown added california added more jobs in the last year than florida. scott has been trying to use california's recent minimum wage hike to pilfer businesses away. >>> johnson and johnson has been ordered to pay $ 55 million to a woman who claims she got cancer from baby powder containing talcum caused her to develop ovarian cancer. the jury awarded the settlement yesterday. this comes after a st. louis jury awarded $72 million to an alabama family for another cancer claim. >>> sleepness in america. experts are advising, don't try popping a pill as a solution. new guidelines say insomniacs should try changing their behavior. the new recommendations include skipping naps and turning off distractions like tvs and smart phones 30 minutes before bed. the fad say the drugs can stay in your blood stream long enough to interfere with morning driving. >> get vitamin d. the sun soaked up a lot from solar impulse 2. it finally landed. landing at the phoenix airport. it took off from moff

you have got jeff sessions, chris christie, rick scott, and then the support list, the lukewarm rubioit's a mile long. and the audience keeps tweeting me saying all these people are has-beens and it doesn't matter anyway. >> they are the reason donald trump has been so successful in this entire primary season. it's like watching a clown car. but the democrats are not bashing each other. the republicans continuing this, it's like a circus. they have got to stop. here is the thing that is really important. you points out the difference between an endorsement and support. we just need to coalesce. it's time to move forward and fight the real fight. charles: one of the comments is the conservatives -- you consider yourself a staunch conservative, you were an elected official in the u.k. but when a conservative like you calls donald trump a racist and you throw those words out there, why would you tell other republicans and the world that donald trump is a racist? >> because he is one. charles: you have got to be able to say why. >> because of the comments he made about mexicans saying you

, trump could turn into a household name or pick a governor like indiana governor mike pence or rick scottrces tell me the trump children who campaigned during the primaries will now be dispatched to important states to campaign by themselves to help out and carry the trump flag. >> now to the democrats, with two candidates still in the race, bernie sanders is promising a political upset in the nomination after his win in indiana. but hillary clinton has an unbeatable delegate advantage. >> reporter: tonight, hillary clinton launching her first general election attack on donald trump. >> i think he is a loose cannon and they intend to misfire. >> reporter: backing it up with a new video. >> this is a video who attributed a reporter's question to her menstrual cycle. >> reporter: her campaign laying it all on the line in an e-mail saying, donald trump, i don't know how else to say it, the whole world is counting on us to win this thing. tonight, clinton's anti-trump strategy coming into focus, hitting him on policy -- >> at some point when you're running for president, you have to put a lit

the problem is the poaching of local business by other statements you remember florida governor rick scott days ago. trying to lure firments to his state. but so far texas is leading the pam pack. survey out of southern california finds that 2 19 business have moved to texas since 2009 or built new operation there is like tech giant apple, google, drop box and oracle worth billions. but this east bay economic development official says that doesn't tell the whole story. >> as soon as they vacate the building they will probably be 10(3 companies looking for the space. >>reporter: in emeryville abc 7 news. >> now to the weather and it has been wild. national weather service took picture of rainbow. >> that is neat. yes. look closely. faint image of second rainbow just above it yes on the outer right side where you can see that. taken from the weather service office in monterey. >> we call it a two for. >> i like that. we have some more showers in the forecast. still possibility of isolated thunder tomorrow. let me show you live doppler 7hd we talk about where we are seeing the wet weather rig

>> the first person on a wish list who is already ruled out is governor rick scott.s a billionaire. they have some of the same acquaintances. it was possible that trump would have wanted him, but he came out earlier this week and said absolutely not. no way, no how. i'm not doing it. governor fallin of oklahoma has said she would kind of like to be trump's vice president. but we don't really see any evidence in trump world that they're courting her. on hillary's side, someone who we know they're looking at is kim kane a senator from virginia. i talked with some virginia politicos this past week about what the upsides of courting cain is and what i heard is people like his personality. he's easy going, he's friendly. he's fun to be around. and when you're going through what's likely to be an incredibly stressful and many times unpleasant presidential campaigns, having someone on board with you who you like as a human being is kind of a big deal. i wouldn't be floored if we see more evidence that the clinton camp is reaching out to him. >> okay. we'll keep an eye on al

saw it in florida with the election of rick scott. a decade ago it began with arnold schwarzenegger, you could argue. this is there. what can she do to answer this frustration that voters have, that we're tired of this go along, go along attitude, we'd like to blow the place up a little bit? >> well, certainly there is that frfrtion thefrustration there a it's born mostly of the fact with the gridlock in washington, everybody's just fed up. they see republicans and democrats up there, their top priority is just to make the other side look bad. it's not to get together and make this country move forward. and they are frustrated. one thing hillary needs to do and is doing, she has to have a unifying message and she has to have it and she knows that people are going to come after here, and she's got to look them in the eye and say, when this is over with, we'll still sit down and i'll sit down with you as many times as necessary to try to find some common ground and move this country forward. that's the only way we're ever going to get b

mark: rick scott said the stop trump movement is just helping hillary clinton.think that will become more of a consensus view in the party? alex: i think you are right. the governor of florida is at the leading edge of that debate. but it is beginning to sink in that the cost of denying trump the nomination is chaos in the party. political parties are like the stock market. they can go up or down, but you want to avoid uncertainty. right now, the republican party wants to bring certainty to this process. that is the trend for the next two months. steve: i completely agree with him in terms of the trump supporters walking out of the convention angry. on the other hand, a lot of mainstream republicans are very worried about what happens if he is the nominee. does the senate go under, does the house of representatives lose 30 seats and go democratic? i say, go donald because all of alex: but if i were a senate candidate and i had a choice in having ted cruz above me in the ticket or donald trump, i would have a better shot of being my own person, my own candidate u

but we kept hearing more and more was someone like chris christie or rick scott from florida or john maybe someone that trump would look at more closely. >> he wants someone with government experience, which is interesting in and of itself this election year. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> moments ago, relatives of the music icon, prince, they met in court to decide what to do with his estate which includes a vault that has yet to be opened and even families say they don't know what's inside. prince's half brother is now speaking to cnn. went up the waterspout. down came the rain... ...and clogged the gutter system creating a leak in the roof. luckily the spider recently had geico help him with homeowners insurance. water completely destroyed his swedish foam mattress. he got full replacement and now owns the sleep number bed. his sleep number setting is 25. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. we don't want to think about it. but i had to. because, you see i was traveling, i was enjoying life, i was working... it was too long si

he was rick scott's pollster and worked for the u.s. chamber of commerce and very much an establishment figure even though he worked for paul. and trump learning when you are moving from the nominating part of the campaign to the general election presidential part, you bring in big guns as you can possibly have even if they have establishment label sewn in their underwear. >> that is a good line. and do not miss megyn kelly's face-to-face with donald trump tonight. megyn kelly presents and airing on the fox broadcast network. the big fox tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> president obama's deputy national security advisor ben rhoddes is expected to speak but not to congress. this is previewing the president's upcoming trip to asia. the white house keeping him under wraps and away from the house hearing on the nuclear deal. this is james rosen with the latest on this one. i can't wait to hear it, james? >> reporter: the house oversight hearing three hours is now in the history books and far ranging and contentious of the obama era. they so

he would be fantastic, rick scott, bold conservative. there are many good contenders. >> sarah?i would be heartbroken if marco rubio sold out and decided to go over to become vp with trump. but i think for donald trump he is probably going to go for someone that does have experience to calm people down, since he has none, perhaps a general, perhaps someone with military and foreign policy experience, he scared a lot of us in incoherent foreign policy things. i think it will be interesting. who knows. what donald trump decides to do is something only donald trump knows. if any indication who he is staffing himself with now, i am not encouraged with who the vice president will be. he named his national chairman, finance chairman who was goldman, sachs, george soros, hillary clinton, chuck schumer donator. final chairman. he went after ted cruz for the goldman, sachs, he swung the other side when convenient for him. >> lot of times a vice president in the campaign, the role is the attack dog. donald trump certainly doesn't need that. he has that box checked. >> he needs experience,

. >> florida governor rick scott. pro and con. >> pro would be he is sort of the model that trump wants and he brings the state of florida. trump has got to carry florida if he's going to win a general election. con would be communicative skills. he's a bit of a quirky personality that doesn't always deal well with the press. >> you like mary fallon also on your list. you like her. tell us why. >> he named dropped governor fallon as a very important person. the con would be we don't know much about governor fallon. >> now before the show, the staff is behind me here and we were all talking about this. i got outvoted. i said what about rob portman, senator of ohio, important battleground state, everybody pao-paoed me and they kind of liked, believe it or not, who did you guys like? susannah martinez. >> look, i think susannah martinez great name because, again, she's a female, hispanic, governor from new mexico, but she has been pretty forward out there saying she doesn't want it. i know that all can change. so i think

you also have to look at another big state governor like rick scott who has been an ally.ther person i'm hearing from trump associates is john thune, the senator from south dakota. he really like someone who can come in and work with mcconnell and speaker ryan. charlie: what is it that you think, and i know it is a broad question, what is it that we don't understand about donald trump at this juncture, even though we have been covering him every day, writing about him in every magazine and newspaper? he's been at the center of news coverage since the primary campaign began, if not earlier. i think what is always misunderstood about trump is that he is not running as part of an ideological project. he does not come from the right. that is unusual in republican politics. what that means in this general election in my view is we have a candidate who does not play by the rules, and traditional republican politics. what he relishes is to fight. this is often underplayed with trump. he loves to fight politically, personally. he thinks he can outlast you, outpace you, the relentl

at a finance conference yesterday, republican governor scott walker of wisconsin and rick scott of florida governor john hickenlooper and virginia governor terry mcauliffe. all of them say there are open jobs in their states that their employers can't fill because they can't find skilled workers. their solution, a mix of job training, apprenticeships, and changes in schools, public schools, all of which they say are needed to combat this jobs skills gap. right now there are 5.4 million jobs open in the united states, near a record high. it's a sign that employers want to hire, but it also indicates that employers can't find people with the right skills. that's a really interesting position of those four governors a the a time when we're talking about these jobs disappearing. that's interesting. >>> all right. an american death near the front lines in the battle against isis. new information about the navy s.e.a.l. killed in combat in iraq. that's next. >>> u.s. forces moving dangerously close to the front lines in the battle against isis in iraq. more than 4,000 u.s. troops in the region r

he would be fantastic, rick scott, bold conservative. there are many good contenders. >> sarah?broken if marco rubio sold out and decided to go over to become vp with trump. but i think for donald trump he is probably going to go for someone that does have experience to calm people down, since he has none, perhaps a general, perhaps someone with military and foreign policy experience, he scared a lot of us in incoherent foreign policy things. i think it will be interesting. who knows. what donald trump decides to do is something only donald trump knows. if any indication who he is staffing himself with now, i am not encouraged with who the vice president will be. he named his national chairman, finance chairman who was goldman, sachs, george soros, hillary clinton, chuck schumer funder, he went after ted cruz for the goldman, sachs, he swung the other side when convenient for him. who knows who he will pick for vice president. >> lot of times a vice president in the campaign, the role is the attack dog. donald trump certainly doesn't need that. he has that box checked. >> he nee

. >>> and lord of governor rick scott coming to california, and here to persuade the businesses to relocate into florida. >> all the way across the country, and they are trying to poach the jobs from california. and that is among the minimum wage tight. >> reporter: the minimum wage height is going to hurt those that it was meant to help, leaving california, the place is beautiful, but you cannot afford to live here. if you are ready to leave california go to florida instead. >> those ads are hitting the radio air, and we have heard this before. texas was trying to take our business at one point. >> in the meantime, the state golden wedge may be small potatoes compared to what other cities will do. one bay area city is looking at a bigger increase, and governor brown will move the rate to $15 an hour by 2022, but san mateo says they may face that he and faster, or raise it higher. they will meet tomorrow night to discuss the options and get the input from the public and the business, and the meeting is at city hall at 7 pm. this underscores a bit of what florida and texas are doing, and the