i have spoken to rudy giuliani. we're going to put together a group. we're going to look at the problem. we're going to study the problem. it's a temporary ban. i feel very strongly that we have to find out what the problem is. when you look at san bernardino, when you look at paris, when you look at all of these horrible, horrible acts of hatred, this is pure hatred. we have to find out and get to the bottom of the problem before we can solve it. >> so donald trump who's on this panel? how big is it? what is the task exactly? to look at muslim immigration, muslim americans? >> to look at muslim immigration and also immigration generally. >> all immigration. >> we're talking about immigration across the border, we're talking about the problems that we have, tremendous problems we have on the southern border with the drugs pouring through, with people coming through the border is like swiss cheese. you know what's happened, i don't know if you saw it, but 16,500 border patrol agents endorsed donald trump for president. the first time they ever endorsed

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rudy is a smart guy. is he a tough guy. he gets it he understands the problem and he is willing to talk about the problem. he will head it up and he has agree to do do so. >> i don't want to beat a dead horse. it's a ban on muslims with exception and temporary. >> of course have to have exceptions. >> the way everybody read it. across the table. >> you have exceptions ideally you won't have a ban very long. we have to find out what's happening. you take a look what's happening -- i'm not just talking here i'm talking about all over the world. you look at germany. it's a mess. you look at sweden where they have a section that they just started. it's a total mess. i mean, something has to happen. >> i guess it's a constitutional implication is certainly why we are pressing you on it. >> take a look. as far as the syrians coming. in thousands and thousands of syrians coming in immigration. we have to build a safe zone. we will do something. frankly the gulf states to put up money and they will be willing to put it up, i guaran

i'm not even sure if rudy guiliani himself is away or if donald trump is aware rudy guiliani guilianiery critical of the band itself when he proposed it. you mentioned in that sound bite clearly indicates former mayor rudy guiliani opposed it saying it was a violation of the first amendment to use religion to discriminate on the basis of those here in the cryp who would come into the country. >> on the other hand, you look at our exit polls, there are 18 primary states where republican support for trump's ban is over 60%. as you look at this in the framework of a general election, this issue may not go away. >> it may not go away, it may not necessarily be as unpopular as everyone thinks it may. there ar those who will look at it from a legal rights viewpoint and say that this is very dangerous but it's not just the 60% number that is alarming, there is close to a majority of americans who would say that they would not necessarily l pennsylvania or pennsylvania -- oppose or agree with a ban but not reject one. there is a concern as he moves to a general election if he stays with that

rudy's patient rents say they have no idea why they would just up and leave.olice say danielle is in need of medication no matter what the family says that they will forgive rudy and welcome him back with welcome arms. >> no matter how long it takes me until they are here i will be looking for you. that is for sure. so come back home, please. >> rudy's mother tells me she is concerned for her son's safety because at 14 he has never done anything like this before and she says he hasn't been on his own before. and at police headquarters in fairfax, stephanie rameriz, wusa9. >>> and we have pictures of the missing teen on wusa9 app and our website. >>> sports brought to you by exfinity. >> an old saying if winning was easy losers would do it. terps open up their tournament at home where they will likely win this week because that is what they do at home. 50 game win streak in college park. now the terps have just won a rough spot through the competition and picked up wa to keep it alive and make it back to back natural titles. >> you can be a fantastic player but

tom: and danielleg rudy back safely, please give the fairfax county police a call. tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: tom, thank you. now breaking news from the west coast, where there are terrifying moments for a hiker stranded on the side of a cliff. firefighters were called into the scene at a popular part. it took over an hour for them to put her on a harness and bring her to safety. no word on how she got there. leon: we could always call this breaking news -- we saw the sun today. though, we are not quite out of the woods just yet area let's check in with meteorologist steve rudin. steve: mainly clear skies right now, but not lasting very long. tomorrow morning, futurecast shows mainly clear skies at 9:00. thunderstorms off to the west. this is part of a cold front that is likely to bring stronger storms during the afternoon. justiming will work out perfect for the nationals game tomorrow. about five minutes after 1:00, middle 70's. keep a watchful eye to the sky for the showers and thunderstorms. we are talking about the chances for snowflakes for parts of the

. >> trump also appearing to double down on the muslim ban throwing out mayor rudy giuliani's name as a possible overseer. >> we have to be extremely careful. i'm thinking about setting up a commission perhaps headed by rudy giuliani to take a very serious look at this problem. >> meanwhile, the trump veep speculation, telling the associated press it is now down to five or six choices, all of this as presidential candidate bernie sanders refuses to back down against hillary clinton despite the damning delegate math. >> please do not moan to me about hillary clinton's problems. >> that was just a few moments ago here on msnbc. we have all the action covered on both sides of the aisle and in between as well. we start with our resident trump expert, katie tur who is over at trump tower once again. as we have donald trump preparing to meet tomorrow, now talking about getting rudy giuliani to head this commission on muslims. says he still doesn't regret what he said about john mccain, also there's that white nationalist named as a possible delegate for trump in california. walk us through

"fox & friends" talking about a position potentially for rudy giuliani. >> it is a real problem notthroughout the world. it is a real problem. so we'll figure it out and we will get it going but we have to be extremely careful. in fact, i'm thinking about setting up a commission perhaps headed by rudy giuliani to take a very serious look at this problem. but this is a worldwide problem and we have to be smart. >> good idea, ari? >> well, i do think it is an interesting sign of donald trump's potential evolution that if he's going to stop answering a everything for himself and start to bring on people who have some experience and expertise and do things in a more methodical way. that's a sign of a more maturing candidate. look, i oppose his muslim ban. i think that's not how you handle these types of situations. we can target the bad people and that's what we should do without tarnishing an entire faith. but i like the idea of donald trump starting to bring on people like rudy to lend expert idea to what he's doing. >> if he does that, he can say here's what we've worked out, here's

rudy may at this time have green hair opposed to brown. >> because the search has expanded, the fbi is now involved. >> another headache for commuters on metro tonight. right in the middle of rush hour. >> an arcing insulator forced trains to single track on the red line togh station around 6:30 tonight. it doesn't appear this was smoke. trains resumed normal service an hour and a half later. >>> metro said big changes were coming and today fired 20 managers including seven senior managers. the general manager made the announcement in a moment mow as part of an effort to streamline management to improve effectiveness and accountability and ultimately to improve the system and make it safer. one third of the managers who were terminated worked in rail operations. >>> metro is asking for help. it wants to end the violent conflicts that often play out on trains, platform an buses, too and usually involve teenagers. the transit agency is hosting youth empowerment summit tomorrow. students from across our region are invited to come together and share ideas on how to stop the conflicts. this

rudy's parents said there weren't any signs they were going out in the dark.o i can imagine how he is right now. i cannot imagine how he is on the streets. >> reporter: police tell us lima is in need of medication and didn't take it with her. >>> strong local reaction to a directive from president obama about where transgender students can use the bathroom. public schools across the country are advised to allow transgender students to allow them to use bathrooms that match their gender identity. transgender students in our area say the directive could save lives. >> things like this make them feel worthwhile and decreases the amount of suicide that could happen, the amount of self harm. >> if we don't follow it, they will take away the title one money. the title one money are moneys meant for the poorest, hungariest kids, meant for lunch money. >> reporter: fairfax county schools says it is reviewing the directive but th continue to treat the transgendser student and their familiar lis with respect. >>> pfizer wants no part of the deadly cocktail that states u

trump said he's calling on former new york city mayor rudy giuliani to speer head the group. >> what about the temporary muslim ban? >> well, we have a ban. there are obviously some very bad things going on. and we're going to figure out what's going on. in fact, i'm thinking about setting up a commission, perhaps headed by rudy giuliani to take a very serious look at this problem. >> in moments we will hear from carl higby a veteran supporting donald trump. first, we are joined by rul rula gibrial. it's great to have you here. >> thank you, megyn. >> it's odd trump talking about giuliani who he supports. i think in december, giuliani talked about the ban with sean hannity, he said it's unconstitutional. giuliani said himself it would create more terrorists. look, let's leave alone the morality and the -- i would say the legality of the issue. let's talk about how practical this issue is. how he's going to be putting it in practice. are we going to see custom border officers at airports stopping muslims? how are they going to know who's a muslim and who's not? by measuring their bear

i was in the green room with rudy giuliani. he has an iv hooked up.> very good. >> i watch your show. >> it helps with liver issues, with diabetes, obviously gives you energy. there are a lot of health benefits, but is it really healthy for you when we take it every day? >> that's a good question. there are tricks to finding the best coffee for you, for instance, and you and i were just talking about this, my daughter and i had the conversation over the weekend, which is stronger or better for you, light beans, light roasted or dark roasted? i thought dark roasted but that's the problem, they're really cooked. >> the reason coffee is so good for you, they're called polyphenols. number one source, this is really cool, the number one source of antioxidants in our entire diet is coffee. it's actually really helpful to us. but when we dark roast it, we destroy a lot of those antioxidants. so a light roast is better. that's the easy transition. the caffeine quantity is more linked to how long the water touches the coffee bean. so typical american coffee of

. >> yeah, newt gingrich, rudy giuliani. >> going to be running for governor of virginia.e former head of the rnc. i think that donald trump actually do do a little bit more picking up the phone and saying i know i might not be your cup of tea but please get behind me. >> you don't know if is he doing that. >> i don't know if he is doing it. >> you know he has talked to marco rubio on the phone. >> yeah. and he did talk to paul ryan and he said that they have had good conversations. what ends up happening is you have something more like a coalition government. say donald trump wins the presidency, speaker ryan is the speaker of the house. they have to figure out a way to work together. >> i don't think that's going to be the difficulty. the difficulty is going to be -- >> -- the election. >> him getting it because right now. >> which is why a lot of people that have been reluctant to support trump from the beginning have been saying they want to back a winner as well. the party and new voters have chosen donald trump as the nominee. so, there is that. and there are benefit

if it was rudy giuliani or bush, probably would have ruined them. but trump?his rolls right off of them. >> great. great. >> do you think you're now less likely to vote for trump? >> i will never vote for him. >> you don't want to make america great again? >> i will not vote for anyone on snl. >> do you ever watch watters world? >> no. >> i'm watters and this is my rule. >> hi o'reilly, i'm a huge fan. you keep it real. >> and that is it for us tonight. thanks for watching this special edition of "the factor". remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. break. thank you for being with us. best luck. >>> go big or go home. could donald trump be too big for the republican national convention? i am patty ann brown in for julie banderas and this is it the fox report. new tonight, sources inside of the trump come pain are telling fox news that the presumptive nominee is is looking into giving his nomination address in a large sports stadium. one that is far bigger than the quicken sports arena. none of this is set in stone. but trump said h

our next speaker is rudy, retired rudy, would you like to speak? >> the floor. >> i'm rudy i'm the vice chair of united educators of 46 retired. i'm urging you to please do the right thing. make sure that our pre996 retirees do receive what the rest of us have received. i wanted to mention, i don't think i have before, my father was a teacher in the system. also part of city retirement system. we retired way back, maybe 1970. my mom lived on his half pension for the rest of her life. she was 92 when she died in 2003. anyway, i also member of the retired system. most teachers are not. i do represent the 900 teachers that are members of the retired division and all the the other retired teachers. you're going to hear from hopefully at least one of us today. we're hoping that you do the right thing. make sure that people get what they deserve and what they worked for all these years. the children of san francisco are depending on the teachers work hard to make sure they get well educated and do great things in this town. hopefully please do the right

is he going to appoint rudy giuliani as director of homeland security.is going to appoint chris christie as attorney general. he is going to appoint ben carson as health and human services director, probably. this is what is he going to do. is he going to load it on up. vp i have no idea. all right? but is he going to get people establishment republicans trust and like. that's how is he going to build it do you disagree? >> i would hope he does that guy like rudy giuliani will be tremendous asset to the administration. >> i don't know if the mayor will take it, but he will be offered it. >> well, that would be a great employment could more things like that and show he is serious and knock off the stuff about lee harvey ozwald. that detracts from him trying to coalesce. i don't care with the about the establishment or anyone's feelings i care about security and national defense. he hasn't shown enough yet. he has time to do it. is he a mart guy. >> we will talk to him tomorrow night as i mention to do see what the strategy change is because he does have t

. >> in 2003, i asked who would he rather see as president, rudy giuliani or hillary clinton. here is what i got back. >> you don't have a favorite. who would you vote for, hillary or rudy? >> don't ask me that question. >> don't ask me that. i'm sorry. one he's running against now and the other is backing him. >> he's a shrewd businessman. he has business with both. i equate him to a misguided new species of animal. part donkey and part elephant. a republican versus a democrat. he doesn't want to touch that one. >> right now he's touching it. hillary's a low life. >> he didn't want to upset the apple cart which even then he was not as big a player as he thought. he was trying to be cool. >> back during the clinton years. i love to hear him talk about the clintons. he supported the clintons. i remember being at a fund-raiser in trump tower for congressman ed towns who happens to be my cousin. >> is he? i like ed towns from brooklyn. >> yes. he monopolized bill clinton's time so much that people couldn't take pictures with bill clinton. this is so interesting to hear this. >> i

if it was rudy giuliani or bush, probably would have ruined them. but trump?lls right off of them. >> great. great. >> do you think you're now less likely to vote for trump? >> i will never vote for him. >> you don't want to make america great again? >> i will not vote for anyone on snl. >> do you ever watch watters world? >> no. >> i'm watters and this is my rule. >> hi o'reilly, i'm a huge fan. you keep it real. >> and that is it for us tonight. thanks for watching this special edition of "the factor". remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. for watching. greg gutfeld show is next. >>> i'm greg gutfeld with twice the electrolytes and half the carbs. turning the tide in their respective favors. yes, no, maybe. the answer is probably one of those three options. >>> plus, is the world ready to pick james bond in favor of jane bond? and why must it be a woman any way or a human. i want a plant. james bond. a plant. >>> and later jo anne and katherine in the valedictorian debate you never knew you wanted. a blood batting of history. l

rudy giuliani is at the top of the list to be the head of homeland security.efore them trump will have to work on uniting a divided republican party. yesterday mitch mcconnell said i am committed to supporting the nominee supported by republican voters. donald trump's presumptive nominee is on the verge of clinching that nomination. still has a long way to go before clinching that nomination. >> 17 candidates down to 1 nolg following a contentious primary. they will expose hillary for who she really is. >> they don't understand this is a different ball game now. this is not primary season, it is not pointing tifingers at ea other. >> he will have the opportunity to be presidential and talk to the american people about his ideas and there will be time to heal. without us, you can't win. >> we are having a convention in cleveland and we will have a presumptive nominee. at some point he will get there, he doesn't have any opponent. s. he will join the republican party. we will be prepared when it happens. he will rally around trump bush 41 and 43 they will not en

i want to acknowledge the former secretary of defense, rudy deleon, and a man who is not here, tony quellen, who served in the commission for people with disabilities. i am here in two capacities. not just as a commencement speaker but hillary and i claim -- came as a proud member of this class. i want to congratulate tyler's mom and dad and all the parents and family members and support systems that got these graduates here today as well as the graduates themselves. i am well aware that for most of you, the least important part of the ceremony is my talk. i graduated from georgetown 48 years ago and i can say with some conviction that most people who have been out of college as long as i have cannot remember their commencement speaker, much less what he said. but i remember both and i learned a lot from it will stop -- from it. like you, it started out as a cloudy day. but the mayor of washington, d.c. got up to speak in that moment, a huge thundercloud rolled over. it was incredibly loud. a massive lightning bolt came out of the sky. walter washington looked at us and said, if we do not g

rudy's mother is begging for her son to return. come back.e are doing everything possible for them to come back home. alison: the young girl needs that medication. however, we are told her life is not considered to be in danger. police say there is a possibility the teens took a cab to jessup so please call police if you have any information on where they may be. leon: congress taking action months after a "7 on your side" investigation revealed how your e-mail and texts are not nearly as private as you may think they are. the government watchdog investigator chris papst joins us now with a look at how congress finally agreed on something here. chris: at a time when congress has not been able to get much of anything done there is a topic they seem to agree upon. it's called the 180-day rule. in february, we told you how the little known federal law from 30 years ago government without a warrant to read any digital message six months after you send it. in 1986, congress started treating electronic messages, e-mail and text older than 180 days

he also talked about a commission that could possibly be led by rudy giuliani.does it mean he might be getting softer on this topic? donald trump fans love this as a key issue of his platform. and any suggestion he's getting soft, they don't take it too well. certainly not on social media. how did you perceive his comments. >> he always said it was a temporary ban. i criticized him and dick cheney criticized him because it would be creating a religious test. i thought the line should not be drawn with muslims, but islamists. but what he's doing is elaborating. it's a significant neal's going to be reasonable and mature, before it am not a signal he will revert to the politicians obama and hillary. charles: when you say reasonable and mature, what? >> i don't think it's a climb-down. he's tackling radical islamic extremism or whatever want to call it. it's an elaboration. it's back to an issue that was contentious among republicans. people will give him a lot of leeway because they will know his heart is in the right place. charles: when you start talking about t

if it was rudy giuliani or bush, probably would have ruined them. but trump?rolls right off of them. >> great. great. >> do you think you're now less likely to vote for trump? >> i will never vote for him. >> you don't want to make america great again? >> i will not vote for anyone on snl. >> do you ever watch watters world? >> no. >> i'm watters and this is my rule. >> hi o'reilly, i'm a huge fan. you keep it real. >> and that is it for us tonight. thanks for watching this special edition of "the factor". remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. good evening, i'm megyn kelly. welcome to my first primetime network special. here's what you're in for. (overlapping voices) donald trump... donald trump... donald trump... donald trump. it's been a long nine months. it has been a long time. this is the first you and i have ever discussed what happened. (kelly) it's on. you've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals. i thought it was a fair question. i thought it was unfair. you know, it's not a cocktail pa

, well, that's one of the reasons he's talking about a commission to be headed, he threw this out, rudyi, seems a sensible person. let me turn to two other issues, the chinese saying their militarization of the spratly islands and the artificial islands they built in the disputed territories has been a response to u.s. navy ships, the problem is they started building the islands almost two years ago. >> well, look, they've been claiming these islands for decades now, and steadily trying to increase their ability to put assets on the territory that they claim, and i think what they've seen in the past two or three years in particular is a weak american president with a declining naval capability and they have taken the opportunity to significantly increase their physical presence on the islands. building new buildings as well. putting air and naval assets there to reinforce their claims. i think it's going to get worse between now and january 20th. notice we provoke them is like alice in wonderland. lou: right, which probably is a suitable venue for much of the architects of this adminis

detectives want your help. 14-year-old rudy torzano is on the left here. 13-year-old facette the right. both are from the fairfax area and were last seen tuesday night. police say they may have run off and it's possible they took a cab to jessup, maryland. if you see them, call fairfax county police. >>> the second police officer accused in the death of presenteddy gray is on his way to court this morning. wval has more this morning there baltimore on what we can expect to see in edward nero's trial. >> reporter: officer nero was one of three are arresting officers in the freddie gray case and he's opted for a bench trial. he's been on the force since 2012, he has been charged with reckless endangerment, assault and misconduct and at the center of the trial, whether police had probable cause to detain and arrest freddie gray. the state is contending that they did that have probable cause to make that arrest after gray made eye contact and then ran off. officers found a knife in his pocket, but only after gray was arrested and earlier this week the judge in the case granted regarding th

rudy and daniel last seen at theirs homes tuesday night.ice believe they left on their own and may have taken a taxi to maryland to that region up there. rudy's parents say there weren't any signs he was planning to leave. >> he was afraid to take my dog out for a walk in the dark. so i can't imagine how he is right now. i cannot imagine how he is on the streets. >> well, police say lima is in need of medication and did not take it with her. >>> and melissa mollet with your first 4 traffic and a look at roads and rails this weekend. as far as metro, single tracking on several lines. red line single tracking between dupont circle and van ness, orange and blue lines single tracking between mcpherson square and mythsonian this weekend. yellow line all trains operating to and from mount vernon square this and silver line, between east and boston. talking about roads, a closure on saturday morning for the national police 5k, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. closures along indiana avenue, pennsylvania and constitution. check out all of the closures on our

i'm thinking of setting up a commission headed by rudy giuliani to take a serious look at this.is a worldwide problem and we have to be smart. charles: this comes after trump advocated a temporary ban on immigration. he did back tack a little bit -- backtrack a little bit with brian kilmeade. >> nobody has don't, this is just a suggestion until we find out what's going on. we have radical islamic terrorism all over the world. you can start at the world trade center. paris, san bernardino, all over the world. charles: mercedes, do you think donald trump is having second thoughts about this? >> i have got to tell you, charles, we have to keep in mind that donald trump is not what you would call a traditional politician in any sense of the word. he thick about thing on the spot. he might have said this is more of a suggestion that we need to go into this avenue. he's also entering into the general election mode which by softening the stance on the muslim ban, despite the fact that you have 50% of the american voters who agree with this temporary ban. he says i'll take a step back.

rudy may have dyed his hair from brown to green.fbi is assisting police in the search for the teens from west virginia to new york city. >>> a tragic case out of fairfax county this morning. police are investigating the murder of a teacher's assistant near a large apartment complex. someone shot and killed 24-year-old taurese samson friday morning near the city side apartments in thing a alexandria section of the county. his girlfriend said the victim returned home to find a crime in progress. >> he got home and into a situation where they were burglarizing cars, asked what was going on and they shot him. >> there's no word from police on a possible motive or suspect. >>> wounded veterans hoping to get help from washington. a veterans care bill passed by the senate, an an amendment to cover procedures like in vitro fertilization. it has to merge with similar legislation in the house. >>> how about a little celebrating today? going to be happening at the c & o canal national park. ribbon cutting around 11:00, despite the rain, openin

b, joan rivers, c, arnold schwarzenegger, d, rudy giuliani. >> schwarzenegger? >> that is incorrect. joan rivers was the answer. >> wow! >> that's right. whose 1987 supreme court nomination was the last to be rejected by a vote -- brianna? >> robert bork. >> that is correct. >> in 1984, who was the first female athlete to be pictured on the front of a wheat ties back? >> mary lou retton. >> that is correct. in 1983, a woman had her leg broken and four others were injured when a thousand people rushed into a department store to buy what? >> wedding dresses? >> no, that is incorrect. not even on the list. >> cabbage patch dolls? >> that is correct. cabbage patch dolls. were you a big cabbage patch -- >> i used to buy my nieces cabbage patch -- >> huh-uh. yeah right. in 1987, after network standards relaxed, the first tv ad aired using live models -- >> robin? >> brazier. >> that is correct. >> what was the -- >> bra! >> using live models to sell what? and the answer was bras. and according to the new york times, nbc said they would only air the advertisements duri

. >> appointed rudy giuliani, the homeland security chief.governor christie attorney general and then the person in charge of health and human services. certainly they would be three very wise choices. >> will have the latest in the campaign developments including a fox exclusive on a hacker who broke into hillary clinton's e-mail server. it was easy. weight watchers stop rocketing 14% after posting earnings. the opera magic has yet to return and we will explain that cinco de mayo. you are watching "fbn:am." this is your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ when it comes to small business, she's in the know. so strap yourselves in for action flo! small business edition. oh, no! i'm up to my neck in operating costs! i'll save the day! for plumbers and bakers and scapers of lawn, she's got customized coverage you can count on. you chipped my birdbath! now you're gonna pay! not so fast! i cover more than just cars and trucks. ♪ action flo did somebody say "insurance"? children: flo! ♪ action flo cut! can i get a smoothie, please? o

rudy and daniel last seen at their homes tuesday night.e believe they left on their own and may have taken a taxi to the jessop, maryland, area. rudy's parents say there weren't any signs he was planning to leave. >> he was afraid to take my dog out for a walk in the dark. so i can't imagine how he is right now. i cannot imagine how he is on the streets. >> well, police say lima is in need of medication and did not take it with her. lots of delays around town on metro. single tracking on four lines. talking green, orange, blue and red. they're are also restrictions on the silver line. in decease, the national police week 5k is happening right now. mostly on pennsylvania avenue and third street northwest, but there are closures all around judiciary square and the national mall. check them all out on the nbc washington app. >>> you've seen our stories about atvs and dirt bike taking over roads. new solutions d.c. leaders think may work for both sides. ♪ ♪ to our god every word of worship ♪ >> having a good time right there in major groundbre

>> oh, i think rudy would be a fine choice. we know how wonderfully he handled 9/11 as mayor and he's still got his pulse on the public and part of the, you know, part of decision making, he would be great. stuart: jeff, our viewers have been looking at the scene of the meeting, rnc headquarters in d.c. my question to you is, real fast, does donald trump need unity with the g.o.p.? >> paul ryan needs this meeting to go better a lot more than donald trump does. we're watching this like we used to watch alan greenspan with a suitcase go to the fed meeting and waiting to see white smoke or black smoke out of it. donald trump wins every way. if he doesn't get the unity, he's running the establishment that ryan is a part of. ryan needs this to go well and i think he's overplaying his hand on this. stuart: back with you shortly. now to trump item number two. "the washington post" has formed a 20-man team to dig up dirt on donald trump. the owner of "the washington post," jeff bezos, the amazon founder, i think he's tilting the post a

risk tom will conduct onsite reports and report back our finding together with a on and shawn and rudyether we'll come back with a recommendation to the board which right now we plan to do so in june. >> commissioner. >> i'll add 72 hours is it is quite common of institutions similar to spurs to select more than one partner for building a program like this. >> commissioner driscoll. >> let me starts on the issue of sharp we know it is not as - when i said sharp you ranked them it is based on 2008 what period are you making it on. >> commissioner found on page 11 we didn't provide that but we did it over multiply periods so for 5 years ended 2014 and did it for the 8 years and 2014 so we have a bull market from the last 5 years a bull and bear over the last 8 years and we also did it since the inception have a sharpt ratio you know, we have that you don't see it here. >> i understand how to read this. >> so the bottom line we do it over multiple periods. >> so - okay. because this was one number you brought up the question on a performance based issues is it the fund to fund versus the

i've spoken to rudy giuliani. we're going to put together a group. we're going to look at the problem. we're going to study the problem. it's a temporary ban. >> uh-huh. trump's campaign manager corey lewandowski will be the point man to soften it. of course, lewandowski was ultimately not prosecuted for allegedly roughing up a reporter in florida. >>> and dr. ben carson is reportedly stepping away from the veep committee to be an all the-around utility player to be a congressional liaison. he did reach out to house speaker paul ryan before ryan met with trump on thursday. we're guessing that carson gave trump a better recommendation than the one he offered back in march. >> even if donald trump turns out to not be such a great president. which i didn't think is the case. i think he's going to surround himself with really good people. but even if he didn't, we're only looking at four ing out of manafort. that represents dictators. hopefully manafort has better connections for the gop convention. with a starting lineup like this, we'll just say, it's

. >> when rudy giuliani was the u.s. attorney. >> rudy giuliani hired us both. be a young prosecutor in manhattan. >> so, tonight, you're going to be a keynote speaker again. are you going to speak? >> yes. >> what do you hope to impart to the group here. >> what i say at events like this and what i said at the event we it for border patrol officers earlier today, when a hero is killed, there is nothing we can say that really console their families except you'll always be part of our family we will always be there to support you. me come back for events like this. you will always be part of our family. we will do whatever we can to support new your time of need. i think that means a lot to people. we obviously do the best we can we owe it to law enforcement officers and their families pause they put their lives on the line every day for the public they serve and protect the public. >> i think the toughest part of the night for me and probably true for everybody is right when the event starts and they bring the families in who have -- whose family members are goi

in fact, i'm thinking about setting up a commission, perhaps headed by rudy giuliani to take a very serious look at this problem. >> reporter: trump took another step toward party unity with a high-profile pop culture endorsement. "duck dynasty" robertson said duck commander is all in for donald trump. lou? lou: john, thank you so much. john roberts. >>> on the democratic side -- bernie sanders walking away with another victory in west virginia, proving there are plenty of voters feeling the bern. hillary clinton giving her democratic rival very little play today, instead she focused on donald trump and some of the mainstream liberal media's hysterical and laughable efforts to somehow influence trump to release his tax returns against his will being if. mike emanuel brings us up to date in this report from capitol hill. >> reporter: after beating hillary clinton last night in west virginia, bernie sanders in montana appealed to prominent democrats to help him with math problem in getting to party's nomination. >> i say to the super delegates in the states where we won landslide victories, l

i'm this election's rudy, and i like that.er all, i don't want to be a big old "b" and win every single state. that's no fun. but enough about the past. it's time to look forward to the future, and right now, my focus is here in new york! [ cheers and applause ] ah, yes. god, i love being back in the

running at first for senate in 2000, rudy giuliani was able to continually embarrass hillary clinton into a corner by moving in new york to defend her husband's policies, got her nowsch, made it possible to get under her skin. i think in a way donald trump is going to be relying on his own sort of performance, communication skills more than on some incredibly sophisticated data operation, maybe relying on the rnc. >> peter, there's no evidence he will sort of adjust the way he does debates, that he will read policy papers. he seems in the wolf interview, says he feels confident about his debating skills now. >> donald trump can't all of a sudden become a policy, doesn't know basic stuff. he tries to read speeches, he looks very stiff. i don't think there's real donald trump 2.0. he can move policies to the left, but he is never going to be able to speak with much authority. you can't learn this stuff in a few days like that. he is going to have to be who he is. >> beat the people that did know the policy papers and -- >> there's a formula. here is what i predict against hillary clint

risk tom will conduct onsite reports and report back our finding together with a on and shawn and rudyether we'll come back with a recommendation to the board which right now we plan to do so in june. >> commissioner. >> i'll add 72 hours is it is quite common of institutions similar to spurs to select more than one partner for building a program like this. >> commissioner driscoll. >> let me starts on the issue of sharp we know it is not as - when i said sharp you ranked them it is based on 2008 what period are you making it on. >> commissioner found on page 11 we didn't provide that but we did it over multiply periods so for 5 years ended 2014 and did it for the 8 years and 2014 so we have a bull market from the last 5 years a bull and bear over the last 8 years and we also did it since the inception have a sharpt ratio you know, we have that you don't see it here. >> i understand how to read this. >> so the bottom line we do it over multiple periods. >> so - okay. because this was one number you brought up the question on a performance based issues is it the fund to fund versus the

look at people supporting you, rudy giuliani, chris christie, newt gingrich, rick perry endorsed youn my show, bobby jindal, jan brewer. what about announcing some other positions? secretary of state, secretary of defense. >> we may do that. >> homeland security. >> some of the people on that list, not all of the people, but some of the people on that list i really like. and i think will be fantastic when given the -- i mean, i've seen rudy's been a fan for a long time. newt has been incredible. i spoke to newt actually about something and he has great ideas. i tell you what, there's no lack of ideas out of newt gingrich. >> 124/7. >> a great guy. >> you said about hillary she's totally controlled by wall street. clinton global initiative literally funneling money to a friend. that broke. you obviously have the e-mail server scandal. you got the benghazi scandal. the abuse of women scandal. she said that she's going to appoint bill clinton to run the economy. isn't that the job of the president? >> first of all, bill clinton is the one that signed nafta. in the history of our country

in fact, i'm thinking about setting up a commission, perhaps headed by rudy giuliani, to take a very serious look at this problem. >> a commission now. ban all foreign muslims, ban them all, temporarily, because we got to know what they're doing. that's changing. donald trump didn't give any details on the commission to look into that proposed ban, but the man he said may head it, rudy giuliani, has called a ban on religious test unconstitutional. because it is. and he said there can be no religious test on immigrants entering our country because there can't. politics 2016 is fox's top story. john roberts is on it live on capitol hill. hello, john. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, shep. everybody looking toward that big meeting with house speaker paul ryan tomorrow and donald trump getting together for the very first time. sources close to the trump campaign tell me while they would welcome an endorsement from speaker ryan, it's not crucial by any means. in fact, one person told me in terms of importance it's about a 2 on a scale of 1 to 10. the trump campaign is playing down expe

she is a 13, rudy is 14, and they disappeared from their homes last wednesday. detectives believe they may have taken a taxi to maryland. if you have seen them you are asked to contact police. >>> benjamin franklin is getting a thorough inspection from head to toe. >> a specialist will look for damage done when this statue took a spill sunday in boston. high wind knocked over a tent and the likeness was made back in 1856. it marks the original boston latin school where he was a student. >>> big storms are not supposed to take things like that down, they are supposed to be firmly in place. >> we have 40 miles per hour winds here. looking at a beautiful day but i have to tell you it is more like april or may. tomorrow will be more like march. >>> temperatures are forecasted to be in the upper 60s, 60, 67, almost a bull's-eye. we will only go 59 tomorrow and it is killing me but i stick with 59. a live look and this may be the high. 59 right now. relative humidity which is actually kind of low for this time of the evening and at this time of the year. there is the