nine votes rubio.tes with the following bound delegates. 105 cruz, 33 rubio. >> madam secretary, mr. chairman, on behalf of my friend and our great governor greg abbott who could not be here tonight, on behalf of our great chairman tom meckler, my name is dan patrick and as lieutenant of the greatest job-creating state in the country -- [cheers and applause] >> of the 12-largest economy on state, and we a are really proud of this, where no democrat has won statewide office since 1992. [cheers and applause] texan has thevery back of our law enforcement officers. [cheers and applause] proud to report our vote. for marco rubio, three. friend, a great conservative, our favorite son who we love, ted cruz, 104 votes. [cheers and applause] >> and for our new friend, our latest adopted favorite son, for the man, who on the night of november 8 is going to get a phone call from a lady named hillary when she concedes the race to the next president of the united states, donald trump. 48 votes. [cheers and applause

we have 12 for cruz, five for rubio, 11 for trump. so they say that, they get to cheer, they get to announce it that way but what is officially recorded is 28 for donald trump and zero for everybody else. we should point out, this is the first time i have been watching these republican conventions for years. this is the first time you have had a roll call that's conducted this way and it's because of the unique conditions this year where you have all of this dissent on the floor, have you these other candidates, cruz, rubio, kasich, what did they never do? they never released their delegates. this is the first time we have seen hundreds of delegates when the roll call of the states commences who are either actively hostile to the nominee or who are just pledged to other candidates. this is how they have chosen to deal with it. they have chosen to say from the podium our rules say this is how your state's votes should be counted. >> say whatever you want, doesn't matter what language you say it in? >> according to our rules, we determi

seven vote, rubio. hampshire, 23 delegates for the following bound delegates, 11, trump. >> madam secretary, my name is corey lewandowski. i represent the people of the great state of new hampshire. the live free or die state. a state that has no sales or income tax, and a state that was the first to recognize donald j. trump and deliver the first victory on his behalf on a path to 38 victories that he achie d achieved. it is my pleasure tonight to read the votes on behalf of the people of new hampshire. two votes for marco rubio. three votes for jeb bush. three votes for ted cruz. four votes for john kasich, and 11 votes for my friend and the next president of the united states, donald j. trump! [ cheers and applause ] >> new jersey is next, then new york state. let's listen in to new jersey. new york state coming up, but new york may pass. >> pursuant to the delegation and the rules of this convention, new hampshire 11 votes, trump. two vote, rubio. three votes, bush. three votes, cruz and four votes,

marco rubio will try to split the difference.d cruz sat about it and said what is the principle thing to do? should i run and hide from the problem? everyone can see the republican party is having an identity crisis. do i address the elephant in the room? ted cruz said yes. i will confront the problem. that just makes rubio look really wishy-washy beaming in from florida. >> it is all trump, trump, trump tonight. he can retake the narrative tonight. >> the narrative will go back the first night minus the melania trump scandal. it will go back to keeping america safe. people don't feel safe at home or economically. >> we heard that from top advisers. they think this is a winning issue. >>> another big controversy for nato members. members of nato. donald trump making some surprising comments if he becomes president. the u.s. may not have your back, nato. >>> and vice presidential candidate mike pence. >> who? >> yes. up staged last night except for that kiss. we will talk about mike pence and we will talk about nato after the brea

there are a lot of cruz delegates in the audience and some rubio as well. i think they're popular in the republican party and will be treated with great respect. what they say tonight is really the question. what cruz in particular says, i will be very interested in listening to. >> there's questions about party unity. do you think one of the objectives was to bring the party together? do you think they've done that? >> we'll see over the next day and a half, tonight, and tomorrow whether they comcast sportsnet pleatly together. as we've been talking about with cruz in particular and rubio and their affection by people in the convention, we'll see whether everybody gets behind the nominee going out. . of course that's the key in this. they have to leave this convention. they have to leave cleveland as one to take on hillary clinton the way they want to. >> after the convention, does the trump team have the pieces in place, the infrastructure to put together a winning campaign in november? >> a lot of experts don't think so. a lot of republican experts and i

maria: we'll hear from another former rival, marco rubio.will shape things in terms of donald trump in his speech. >> it's important when donald trump walks on that stage to make sure he feels the deal. they know hillary clinton plays by a second set of rules. her numbers on her honesty and trustworthiness are abysmal. they want to make sure they are not doing something irresponsible by starting to support donald trump. these speeches from marco rubio and newt gingrich, especially the folks that evan wished in the primary set that up just perfectly. >> it's a great point. thank you so much. let's take a short break. when we come back lou dobbs will join me. [vet] two yearly physicals down. martha and mildred are good to go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on the mend. it might not seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer, but...i wouldn't have it any other way. look at that, i had my best month ever. and earned a

rubio gave his speech from tap taped statement and it was supportive of trump. ted cruz noe though he received rousing applause we were talking about and whoops during his speech he didn't really mention trump only once at the beginning of his speech. he received some boos when he left. >> we will defend freedom and be faithful to the constitutio constitution. god bless each and every one of you and god bless the united states of america. >> meantime rubio took a bit of different approach in his speech. here's what we had to say in prerecorded message. >> donald trump takes seriously threats from islamic radicals and is committed to rebuilding our military and unlike barack obama and hillary clinton, he is committed to appointing constitutional judges that will respect the proper role of judiciary. and after a long and spirited primary, the time for fighting each other is over. it's time to come together and fight for a new direction for america. >> he finished video by saying it's time to win in november. >> different type of trauma outside the quicken loans ar

we've got rubio and cruz up tonight? >> yes, this will be like the old dating game, like those bachelors, that didn't win, and spun around off the stage. >> i hope it is not that bad. >> yes. well, da, da, da. >> jim remembers. >> yes, what they used to do with the guys that didn't get pick. basically these are the guys that didn't get pick. rubio and cruz, and guys, as we are standing here right now, nobody out here knows what they are going to say. >> that's a little scary for the trump campaign. >> yes. and, you know it, raises legitimate questions about, you kn come on board on the trump train? are these two guys? no, they haven't. and, you know, the other thing is are they coming here to help donald trump get elected president, or are they coming here today to say oh, hey, by the way, folks, 2020 is in about four years. >> look at me. >> remember my name. ya, look at me, remember me, let's have my moment in the sun. so, you know, that's the big question, and there is some uncertainty about what they are going to say

chris christie launched an accusation: rubio is an empty suit with canned lines. - let's dispel once all with this fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows exactly what he's doing. i would add this: let's dispel with this fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows exactly what he's doing. this notion that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing is just not true. - there it is. there it is. - he knows exactly what he's doing. - the memorized 25-second speech. - that's the reason why-- - there it is, everybody. - chris christie called rubio out on the fact that he mindlessly repeats talking points like a stumped speech robot, and rubio's reply was, "beep-boop, beep-boop. "beep-boop. i am human. beep-boop, beep-boop." [upbeat music] - and lastly, we welcome back to the debate stage donald trump. [cheers and applause] [instrumental music] - kasich? [applause] what about kasich? can i introduce kasich? - it must be so noisy in here. yes, yes. we're gonna introduce ohio governor john kasich. - yeah. - the moderators are facing the stage and t

marco rubio sent a video.affect himself in his campaign if he appears in video and not in person, but i think they've got a lot of work to do between now and the close of this convention tomorrow night to build the case for donald trump and not just against hillary clinton. >> and the big speech is not just eric trump, obviously. governor pence is making a critical speech, but ted cruz, will he endorse donald trump? >> that's the huge question, anderson. you know, it seems to me that he's going to try and walk a fine line. you know, there's no love lost between these two men and what he has to do is let the republican party know that he wants to unite the party and that he's not going to work against donald trump which is actually a little different from actively endorsing donald trump, so he can walk that fine line, but we don't know. we could be surprised this evening and we'll have to see what ted cruz does. >> governor rick scott has just been introduced to this crowd. let's listen in. ♪ ♪ >> good evening.

one vote, rubio. nd two votes kasich. ms. hudson: michigan, 59 delegates to the following bound delegates. >> madam secretary, my name is rana romney mcdaniels, chairman of the michigan republican party. michigan is america's tomkat state, the great state and birthplace of the republican party. we are so committed to turning our state red and winning the presidency that we are willing to wear ohio state colors. [applause] just for today. we are the home of president gerald r. ford, the home of the late and extremely great mr. hockey gordy howell from motown from the u.p. to the big three, we proudly cast two votes for john kasich, six votes if ted cruz and 51 votes for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump! >> go trump! go trump! [crowd chanting "trump"] >> pursuant to the announcement of to tell gation and the rules of this convention, michigan, 51 votes, trump. two votes, kasich. six votes, cruz. ms. hudson: pennsylvania, 71 delegates for the following bound delegates, 17, trump. >> pennsylvania, the home

lauren: lie intent, i remember that. >> willacy marco rubio, but marco rubio will not be here. to deliver remarks in person today reported a message in the update at the convention tonight. nicole: hubble ted cruz be received? >> there are a lot of cruz delegates hearing a lot of support for ted cruz. some of the acrimony between the two camps in the never trump is meant in the move from a couple days ago to unbind delegates that delegates to vote for whoever they wanted on the first guy to do rather trump domination, much of that was pushed at its head or his camp. there is still a little bit there. ted cruz has been a darling of the writing expected to be well received. that theme and those issues will serve to be there. lauren: thanks for the inside look better. nicole: in the democratic side, hillary clinton fired back at republicans as they start to criticize her at the gop convention. the secretary of state campaigning in las vegas. >> i kept thinking, what is this light? and then i thought when i was a little girl, i went to see when they reissued it, the movie the "wiza

rubio, 17. cruz, 13. for the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> the next president of the united states, and there you go. >> mike gallagher, i want to return to that conversation i was having about the shooting today, and the fact that this law and order team is running under this -- >> you know, my life's work is to assist the families of police officers who have been killed in the line of duty. gallagher.org and we've had to write too many checks and assist too many families. there is a stark difference between what we're hearing this week in k cleveland and what we're going to here in philadelphia. there are plenty of people who seem antipolice. donald trump, from day one, and i've said this over and over again, continually praises police. he has done it from the gypping -- beginning of his campaign. the pro police thankfulness to law enforcement is something that americans are yearning for. mrs. clinton went offer to the naacp convention this week

senator marco rubio and senator ted cruz. joining us now from the floor of the convention, america's newsroom co-anchor, martha mccallen. she's down there with the texas delegation, as we await a speech that's coming up early now. we should expect them any moment from their senator, ted cruz. martha? >> reporter: hey, megyn, good evening. we are here in the thick of the texas delegation. this is going to be one of the most interesting moments of tonight. all day long, we've been trying to get a handle on what ted cruz will say and whether or not he will endorse donald trump tonight. the campaign has been very tight-lipped about this, as has the cruz people. it's worth pointing out that the cruz structure is still very much in place. a lot of discussion about whether or not ted cruz is going to get up there, and essentially make a case for himself for 2020. i have read his speech and the contents are embargoed, but i can tell you from a general sense that essentially he is not going to endorse donald trump. but he will stand u

marco rubio: hay personas tambiÉn que se dedican a esto profesionalmente.ue un nuevo reporte de la policÍa local relata cÓmo un oficial sintiÓ que las vÍctimas cogían sus tobillos rogando por ayuda. otro uniformado dijo quevio por lo -60 cuerpos en el piso del club. reportero: todavÍa salen mÁs detalles de esta tragedia de la ciudad de orlando. ♪ julio: donald trump es el nominado republicano a la carrera presidencial. esto despuÉs de la votaciÓn de esta noche en el segundo dÍa de la convenciÓn nacional. fernando pizarro tiene el resumen. fernando: buenas noches, donald trump ha consagrado una victoria que quizÁs nunca imaginaron al convertirse en el nominado oficial a la presidencia por el partido republicano. con una votaciÓn estado por estado en el pleno de la convenciÓn republicana y cleveland, donald trump logrÓ su mayor victoria polÍtica y se convirtiÓ en el nominado republicano a la casa blanca. asÍ culmina una improbable candidatura del millonario neoyorquino. rompiendo el protocolo donald trump le hablÓ a los nominados. donald trump: tenemos que ll

where is marco rubio? is he going to send a video.n't he show up. >> marco, like ted, like anybody who got a nickname during the course of the primary i think is having a hard time. >> you mean elizabeth warren is not going to be speaking up tonight. >> no. i know her nickname and she will not be here. the big news as you know, greta, tonight, is going to be whether ted cruz goes so far as to endorse. now, just before i came in here i'm seeing reporting that the answer to that is no. that is he going to walk up to the line. >> i will tell you that looks like such a sore loser. >> i think it could hurt him. is he trying to set himself up for 2020. doing all these events on the perimeter. had an event today thanking delegates. is he trying to set himself up in the 2020 in the event that donald trump doesn't win te white house it would hurt ted cruz. >> there is so much about what ted cruz stands for that is -- and if he is setting himself up, let's say he is calculating that donald trump is going to lose this election, he is setting him

and 5 votes for marco rubio.pursuant to the alaska, state of alaska rules for our party. 100 percent of our delegates agrees with that is the proper vote. we were never notified of anything different by the rnc. we were never consulted. our national committee people weren't consulted. our attorney wasn't consulted. we were never told that you were going to miscount our votes tonight. >> the gentleman will suspend. >> the two wisconsin famous wisconsin chairman reince priebus. >> is the gentleman requesting a poll of the delegates of alaska? >> yes, i'm requesting a poll of the delegates of alaska and that those votes be accurately recorded in this convention. a delegate has taken exception to the correctness of the vote from the election of alaska. report delegates to supervise the poll. >> this is how they make the sausage, huh? >> i guess this is. >> i was hoping for something exciting this sounds more admin sterile. >> your father is beyond 123 12k3w4-7 sort of irrelevant. >> they are passionate about the proc

marco rubio released his delegates. they joined in the arkansas delegation i supporting donald trump. i think we had a great night last night. martha: ted cruz is in a unique position to go the disstance. we'll hear from mike pence as well who represents that part of the party. what do you think ted cruz is going to say tonight? >> i think he will appeal to his supporters, the vision he has for america. but it's important he step up to play and fulfill his pledge that he give the american voters and primary voters. he's a man of his word and i think in his heart he noafts we have to unite behind donald trump. so he's a big part of the equation. we count on him to do that tonight. bill: the trump children coming out in force supporting their father as he officially becomes the party's nominee. two of them on stage last night. another will speak in prime time tonight. how does the convention look at the ends of the week. where are we on friday morning? >> he draws out the talent and drive in people so they can achieve the

it's a pre-taped, not live video presentation from marco rubio, which is an unusual decision, i think. >> yes. someone said to me today, they're hoping to make it not look like a hostage tape. steve schmidt, i'm sure hopes this goes over well. the proviso, whoever among us is talking, we're going to have to interrupt to run the rubio video. >> no doubt. at the end of his presidential bid, he was planning not to run for reelection to the united states senate. he was going to be leaving politics. of course now he's running for reelection of the united states senate. and now has to navigate the hard feelings left over from the presidential campaign. >> ted cruz, on the other hand, is not in that position. and if one were ted cruz, one might be tempted to look ahead to 2020 and to, you know, he finished second. he did really, really well. he ran the best presidential campaign, he just got overwhelmed by the trump juggernaut. but he ran a really competent, able campaign nationwide, and he set himself up. so if trump were to lose, who is the logical candidate in 2020? i think cruz believes

in rubio's home state, donald trump cleaned his clock. the last thing you want to do, if you look at the florida primary, if you're marco rubio, he doesn't like donald trump, doesn't want to be around donald trump. he doesn't want to poke donald trump's voters in the eyes because he needs them. >> among conservative icons, he's getting praise, ted cruz, in the nastional review in an article "lion ted," as opposed to lie lying. slate writes ted cruz just made himself 9ds kw4r50i6r7b8g9sds swrab are a conservative icon. >> i think as i go around this convention and talk to elected officials, this is a time of choosing for a lot of conservatives. congress said to me yesterday, we'll have to ask the question. he may be disliked, may be seen as a phony. that question is going to be asked. if trump loses and loses badly, there will be questions for the other conservatives who fall beneath the fallen line. and they'll be a real split about that as there is now. this is not a united party. what passes for unity is literally calling for the impris

marco rubio, jeb bush, lindsey graham, mitt romney, even former president george w.h -- we have been running around and have not been able to find them anywhere. we are here now on the on the secondor night. we're going to go in on the floor to see where they are at. [cheers] over and the distance we can see the nevada delegation. let's see if we can find senator dean heller. >> and with the nevada delegation. >> we're looking for senator heller. have you seen him? >> know, he is not here. >> do you know where he is? >> i do not. >> is he going to be speaking soon? >> i do not believe so. >> it turns out senator dean heller is not here. he did tell one outlet he was going to be air a getting his ranch this week, but let's go head on over to florida and see if we can find marco rubio. we have not seen him all week. from bay county, florida, which is animosity. >> we have been looking for a number of people from your city -- state. marco rubio and jeb bush. do you know where we might be able to find them? >> i've no idea. i think rubio may show up sometime this week bu

cruz, rubio, gingrich and mike pence. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news at the rnc in cleveland. >>> this is tom sherwood on the floor of the republican national convention. d.c.'s joined the mini revolt tonight, casting their party votes for former candidates, not donald trump. >> ten votes for senator rubio and nine votes for governor kasich. >> reporter: but national and d.c. party rules officially gave all 19 to trump because he was the only formal nominee. >> this is an outrage. >> this is an insult to the nominee donald trump. >> no, we just wanted to state where we were back in march, on march 12th, where we had our first state convention we've had in 12 years. we had 3,000 d.c. republicans show up and they split 9 for rubio, 10 for kasich. and we wanted that stated. >> reporter: the formal vote interstate some d.c. voters. but >> reporter: chris lawrence is anchoring our coverage and joins us live now with a little different view from outside the quicken loans arena. >> a lot has been made about protests and security

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nine trump, 24 cruise, six rubio , one john kasich.adam secretary home of the world champions the kansas city royals. maria: we are watching the rollcall take place. 113 he's at 18. trump is running away with it obviously as expected. >> twenty-four votes for ted cruz, six votes for marco rubio and one vote for governor john kasich. >> let's bring in scott now. it is great to see you. thank you so much for joining us. we went to the same grammar school in brooklyn, new york. you been so vocal out there. tell us why. >> i think our country is in really bad shape 95 million people out of work obama care is a disaster. we can keep going down the same road. we do get a guy in there that knows how to fix step. in tonight's make america work again. what you want to see in terms of speeches and job creation. >> i want to see that they are going to bring corporate money back into the country. see when he has a great tax plan and he wants to encourage companies to bring it back. there are individual tax rates. to create competition, healthcare

and rival marco rubio shares his thoughts on a presidency.ose are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> buzzfeed news thinks marco rubio thinks donald trump would learn on the job in the white house. the florida senator told a radio interviewer trump's views might shift once he is in office, but rubio conceded that whether trump will eventually become more informed on the issues is an open question. >>> "the baltimore sun" reports that charges against three city officers in the death of freddie gray have been dropped. prosecutors conceded yesterday that convictions were unlikely. three other officers were not convicted. gray's death after being in police custody last year led to rioting. >>> the "chicago tribune" reports the selection of a site for president obama's official library. the obama's picked jackson park on the city's south side. the presidential center is expected to cost at least $500,000. >>> "the washington post" reports that ride sharing services do not reduce drunken driving. that goes against a claim by uber. r

sandra: marco rubio reaccionÓ.e he visto, hizo un buen trabajo en una difÍcil situaciÓn. >> usted trata a la gente con dignidad y respeto. usted trata a la gente con respecto. >> no se quien la ayudÓ a escribir el discurso, si fue ella misma o alguien. no culpo a nadie. creo que es algo que pasÓ, pero no es un tema de gran importancia. reportera: la campaÑa inmediatamente responsabilizo a hillary clinton y a la prensa por el escÁndalo. licanos conÍan que los latinos entendieron los matices del discurso de "melania trump" y de alguna manera se identifiquen con ella. ---detuvieron al sospechoso de amenazar al jefe interino de la poliÍa de san francisco. ---a "donald eric hoganson", de 60 aÑos, lo buscaron en su casa sobre la cuadra 2-mil-600 de la calle "ortega" en san francisco.---al parecer "hoganson" envÓ una amenaza a traÉs de "twitter" en la que llamaba a decapitar al "toney chaplin"... la amenza inclÍa una foto del jefe policial al lado de una guillotina y la leyenda, "oficio para blancos". ---la muerte de "mar

accordance with the will of its citizens or delegation is duly bound to cast 10 votes for senator rubio and nine votes for governor kasich.

be there ted fed in person marco rubio appearing by video governor scott walker wisconsin will also be here, jam-packed schedule for tonight, the second last night of this convention, maria. maria: sure is interesting to see ted cruz is going to be here tonight, interesting to see got votes in that roll call thank you, john roberts, outside in cleveland, joining us right now president and ceo mining corporation murray energy, bob murray good to see you thanks so much for joining us. >> good morning. >> your reaction to all the speeches and the convention so far. >> well i am elated to see emphasis on jobs, the emphasis on the reduction of the bureaucracies and regulations in this country stifling jobs, and american growth. >> you on committee to bring conditions to cleveland. >> yes, ma'am. >> got to be big deal for the city it is yes, ma'am. maria: see where all know that you know that famous quote back in march hillary clinton said a lot of cool miners were in jeopardy we want to play that sound bite

what we talk about marco rubio, >> by video, exactly. he gave up the office.ht about it. i'm down. i'm on the trump train, i'm riding it in. lou: you know, i think we all appreciate covering politics and this government. we all appreciate that pleasant and sudden surprise. that would be really one from but has to keep that space. he's thinking reagan '76, not like other years, you hand your own head on a pike over to the other candidate. he has to have dignity. lou: one of the things historically, in the 1964 convention, rockefeller, nelson rockefeller refused to endorse a guy by the name of barry goldwater. a fellow by the name of nixon endorsed. guess who didn't become president. >> that's right. lou: i know there's another exception. reagan as well did not endorse ford in '76. >> well, he did wh and ted cruz should do that. lou: looks like your powerful place.t the choice to make, and we'll see very soon. cf1 o that's why they play the game. lou: and also because it's a lot of fun. [ laughter ] >> chris stirewalt, thanks for being with us. >> you bet. lou:

i find that significant. >> well, senator rubio is going to be here in spirit.'s going to appear during a video. but i will tell you, i have spoken to the senator quite often over the past couple of weeks, he's working hard with a re-election campaign. he decided to re-run for the u.s. senate because he understands how important it is to keep the u.s. senate in republican hands. so he's boots on the ground, working extremely hard. i sort of agree that he needs to be making sure that we're campaigning keeping the u.s. senate in republican hands. >> florida has seen a change if quinnipiac is to be believed. in june hillary clinton had an advantage. an eight-point advantage. now it's a donald trump slight advantage. ohio has been neck and neck, remains neck and neck, do you attribute the flip in florida to the e-mail issue that she had with the way in which james comey came out and said we're not recommending charges but she was really careless? >> the first thing i would say about the poll, the only thing is in florida they are inconsistent. it will be a tight rac

if she responds, she runs the risk of being marco rubio-ized and ted cruzzed.n you climb down into the sewer with mr. trump, you're the one that comes out with the sewage. >> with six more primaries in june, including california and new jersey, hillary clinton still hadn't won enough delegates for the nomination, but seemed to turn her attention from bernie sanders to trump, launching a blistering attack on him. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different, they're dangerously incoherent. they're not even really ideas, just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds, and outright lies. [ applause ] >> as clinton went on the attack, trump accused the mexican-american judge in a lawsuit against his failed university, of having a conflict because of what trump said about those crossing the rio grand into the united states. >> the judge, who happens to be mexican, which is fine, they ought to look into the judge. because what he is doing is a total disgrace. >> i'm not going to defend these kinds of comments. >> days after endorsing trump, paul ryan joined others i

. >> no one else in this race, marco rubio tried marrying him by insulting image damage the rubio brandt. the trump brand is brash and he's a fighter. stossel: he gets away with what other people can't. i guess that's another part that donald trump practices. he has ability to say one thing, change his position but not lose support? producer ricky ratliff asked people who said it, donald trump or hillary clinton? >> i hate the concept of guns. who said that? >> hillary. >> you would be wrong. this teco the economy is better under the democrats than under republicans. >> it was donald trump. hillary are trump? i believe in universal health care. >> hillary just said that in the last debate. >> hillary. >> who said it? hillary are trump talking about illegal immigrants and a matter of deportation? the people that have been here for years and are hard workers, have good jobs and are supporting a family, how do you throw somebody up as lived in this country for 20 years? you just can't throw everybody out. >> hillary. >> donald trump said that? it sounds like hillary. >> you are a total lose

, also a very good friend of marco rubio. what was the last time you spoke to him? >> i spoke to him often. we're in communication often. >> you talk to him today? >> yes, i did. >> what do you expect him to say? >> i think people are excited to see him. he received many delegates' votes last night. people heard his name and cheered for his name. marco's going to continue on the path that he said he was going to do, which is uphold his promise to support the nominee. are the words "i endorse donald trump" going to come out of his mouth tonight? >> that we haven't spoken about. i haven't seen the video. >> what do you think? >> i'm not sure. not sure. >> brian, that's the big question. marco rubio or ted cruz, will they step up and make this endorsement, or it will be a general support of the republican party and an honoring of that pledge? >> so much ground to cover. so little time. let's sneak in a break here and then we can talk more on the other side. pg&e, this is jerris, how may i help you today? i help customers with th

senator rubio. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i'm sure you're aware that florida is no stranger to floods. i think at last count nearly 40% of the national flood insurance program policies come from florida. i think it's the largest state contributor to the program. in fact, people in florida pay four times more into the program than they receive in claim payments. they have numerous businesses, insurers, constituents, local governments are expressing a tremendous amount of concern over not knowing how fema determines actuarial premium rates. what are fema's plans for updating disclosure and transparency and how it determines the determination of the basis for risk premium rates. >> so it is true that to date florida has received payouts at the level they have paid premium. that was also true in new york and new jersey prior to 2012. so you know very well if a large hurricane hit miami-dade, hit the tampa area, there would be profound payments that would well exceed the kind of payments we saw in the sandy scenarios. i

lying ted cruz, little marco rubio, who could forget the trumpisms from the not-too-distant past?ppears at the machine take to to -- machine take to te stage. and maybe they are just going against hillary clinton as we saw from governor chris christie. >> in libya and nigeria, guilty. in china and syria, guilty. in iran and russia and cuba, guilty. and here at home for risking america's secrets to keep her own and lying to cover it all up, guilty. could you hear that? "lock her up." new jersey governor's mock trial got the crowd fired up demanding hillary clinton be locked up for misdeeds chris christie was lobbying. and hillary clinton hit back on social quickly with the tweet "if you think chris christie can lecture anyone on ethics where have a bridge to sell you." >> we will talk about the diversity of the convention, "politico" counted up and looked at all of the speakers in prime time and found that 80% of them are white, original a handful of black and it turns out that is the same ratio we see on the floor. we are talking to a black woman from redwood city, in a few minute

rubio had a good start, as did dr. black cap, it's trump. the one that very few thought had a chance is now going to the lead. jeb dropping back. trump leads it. kasich is in second, and oh, christie's lane was blocked. cruz moving up a bit. dr. ben and rubio, oh, both got roughed up a bit there. and carly is in traffic, but it looks like jeb is now out of it. they're turning for home. it's trump, holding on to the lead. kasich trying to close in. and here comes cruz, on the far outside. it's the race we've been waiting for! and down the stretch they come. trump is in front, cruz with one last burst of speed, passing kasich, but he can't get to the leader. in deep stretch, it's trump going easily. he has it won. cruz comes in second, kasich third. what a race! what a battle! we've never seen anything like it. trump wins the republican gold cup. >> there you have it! a two dollar bet on donald trump, odds of 50 to 1, it pays a hundred bucks, if you believed in that long shot. the republican gold cup, that was dave johns

similar is true of marco rubio.er men who are rising stars in the party and want to maintain that reputation. it will be a mix of that and supporting republicans broadly, if not trump specifically or pointedly in november. david: let's talk about mike pence, the governor of indiana, speaking tonight. they had not campaigned together a ton. they are doing an event together this evening. ow is he doing on the trail? what do we expect from him tonight? is this merely an introduction or can we expect substantive policy platform statements from him as well? mostly anoing to be introduction. mike pence is in a way the antithesis of donald trump in terms of personality. quiet, reserved, polite governor from the midwest. very different from donald trump 's brash and fleet -- free flowing, unrestrained style. mike pence will be able to appeal on a substantive and stylistic level and communicate with people who are not completely sold on trunk. that is one of the major reasons the trunk campaign decided mike pence should be t

and another big name tonight, marco rubio. >> it's time to come together and fight for a new direction for america. it's time to win in november. >> live in cleveland tonight, bruce, not long going they were rivals of donald trump. >> yes, and, of course, the big question, ian, tonight, was would marco rubio or ted cruz put aside their hard feels for the presidential nominee and offer their full-throated support. well we got our answer. it was not good♪ . >> it could have been the unovrm theme of the night for the gop. how to kiss and make up after a bruising prime areay season that left mudd all over the top contenders. >> you have to have tough skin if you want to be a politician. >> insults flew fast and fewer your trump amoral and ted cruz was lying ted and there was little marco rubio and to expect van quished tone dors a winner. nasty things going back and forth and next you know all is well and kum buyia. how do you explain that. >> you can't say it's politics that's a copout right. >> how does that happen. >> up fortunately, is t is politics. and should be politics. >> and did

texas senator ted cruz and florida senator marco rubio. but the question is, what will ted cruz do tonight. early word is that he does not plan to endorse donald trump. will he stick to that plan? that's next. plus the second night of the rnc was supposed to be about the economy, but it was heavy on attacks against hillary clinton. delegates repeatedly call for clinton to be thrown in jail. coming up, how the clinton campaign is counterprogramming the rnc and how the clinton campaign actually trolled chris christie during his own speech. we're coming to you live from corner alley restaurant with really nice people who have shown up to say hello. we're live here and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ take on the unexpected with a car that could stop for you. nissan safety shield technologies, available in the altima, sentra and maxima. now get 0% apr for 72 months, plus $500 bonus cash. ♪ to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordina

other speakers coming up tonight, marco rubio, scott walker, and donald trump's son eric scheduled to speak later this evening. >>> a federal appeals court ruled that a strict voter id law in texas discriminates against minorities and the poor. it requires them to show federal identification violates their rights. people who cannot show id needs to be accommodated. >>> 'til ahead, a new -- still ahead, a new organization in the east bay working to make the tech industry more diverse. >> there's been a real issue with tech being male. >> how the company could change the face of the industry. >>> warmer weather heading into the second half of your week followed by hot weather in time for the weekend. a look at what you can expect for tomorrow and your weekend coming up. up. >>> a red carpet antonin at a home in east bay. they're hoping to create a better tech community by opening up the pipeline of potential candidates. >> the new home is in uptown oakland. >>reporter: at 2148 broadway in oakland is this building. >> there's been a real issue with tech looking rather monogrammatic, bein

marco rubio is going to be speaking shortly. not physically be here. >> what does that mean? trish: joining bvideo. >> could not get a plane from florida? trish: he is joining my video. about to happen. any moment now. >> i bet you mooch would have len his private jet to get him here. >> she was a liberal senator, and a reliable vote for crony capitalism, wall street bailout, out of control government spending, a key figure. of appeasing our enemies and diminishing our role in the world, she turned her back on the fallen heroes in benghazi. jeopardized our national security, and lied about it to american people. hillary clinton did you not have honesty, courage or depends to be president we need for next 4 years, after the president we had for last 8. donald trump committed to cut taxes curb spending and get our national spending under control, donald trump takes seriously the threat from islamic radicals, and donald trump has committed to appointing constitutionalist judges who will respect the proper role. after a long and spi

there was the marco rubio video just before. you're smiling, but marco rubio has a video out and he talks about donald trump. he says why you should vote for donald trump. it was not the most enthusiastic endorsement in the world, but it was an endorsement. scott walker, who said he was never going to vote for donald trump, is now endorsing donald trump. paul ryan now endorsing donald trump. but ted cruz has staked out this territory very much in opposition to these other young guns. >> ted cruz claims that ronald reagan is his hero. he should go back and reread lou cannon's book on reagan. because in 1976, when he lost to ford in the primary, he went to the convention, gave a great speech and got behind the nominee. you don't win people over by being a sore loser. >> he's not being a sore loser. there are so many republicans who have deep reservations about donald trump. he is speaking to an audience. those were the people that just nominated donald trump. and there's a lot of republicans that did not show up to the convention.