. >>> "steve union" starts right now. >>> game on., trump sets his sights on hillary clinton. >> if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she would get 5% of the vote. >> how will she respond? >> i have a lot of experience dealing with men who sometimes get off the reservation in the way they behave. >> our exclusive interview. >>> plus ted cruz, it is the people of indiana who the country is depending on right now. >>> fighting for attention, with a vp pick. >> tough fights don't worry me a bit. >>> with trump closing in

. >>> "steve union" starts right now. >>> game on. franchise off his big wince, trump sets his sights on hillary clinton. >> if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she would get 5% of the vote. >> how will she respond? >> i have a lot of experience dealing with men who sometimes get off the reservation in the way they behave. >> our exclusive interview. >>> plus ted cruz, it is the people of indiana who the country is depending on right now. >>> fighting for attention, with a vp pick. >> tough fights don't worry me a bit. >>> with trump closing in on the magic number, will it be enough? rz. >>> top advisers from every single campaign will go head to head live at our roundtable. >>> hello, i'm jake tacker in washington, where the state of our union is a bit hungover. this town's biggest party, the white house correspondents association dinner which d. symbol of all that is wrong with washington stretched boo the wee hours of the morning, and president obama seemed to relish he final year at the podium, cracking jokes at the expen

california, turn into -- there's an exception for those restaurants an hotels that have unionized workforces. gl stevenald's has come out with a statement, kind of a statement saying okay, we offer mcdonald's employees the best opportunities. what do you think? >> i think they're just trying to show the public they're being reasonable, but the fact of the matter is is with kiosks an other things, you're going to have less and less use for that labor. raising artificial wages. if you could edge legislate pro perty, the soviet youn onwould have won the war. >>> debt topping $2.2 trillion. informers of the stocks they say informers of the stocks they say ♪rock guitar ♪yeah ♪(rock music) ♪all i know is what i've been sold♪ ♪you can read my life like a fortune told♪ ♪and courage built, man i won't let go♪ ♪what we need right now is ...soul♪ ♪(rock music) ♪you can't do this, you can't deny ♪they feed us lines, but i won't act♪ ♪and all good things will come to pass♪ ♪but the truth is all you have to have♪ ♪and would you lie for it? ♪cry for it? ♪die for it? ♪would you? ♪i believe ♪believe we're still worth

. >> steve lumas represents the police union and says training has been minimal. he says riot gear and bikes for officers have not arrived and city officials disagree. they say they have planned extensively and will be ready for whatever happens. >> jerry brown is planned to release his budget plan tomorrow as the state tax collections fell short of projections last month. mike lorrie tells us the financial squeeze is on even as lawmakers are asking for more money to help the poorest californians. a recent slump in the stock market is causing a major cash crunch for california. the billion dollar short fall comes primarily from capitol gains. the taxes people pay after selling a stock. >> capitol gains is one of the most important sources of revenue for personal income tax which makes up 2/3 of the state budget. when the market sneezed, the budget can catch a cold. >> and that cold could effect kids. especially those needing child care while their parents work. nancy gray takes care of 14 kids with an assistant. she says many families out there are struggling. >>

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. >> police union president steve loomis complains that police weren't measured for riot gear inform after the order was placed. bikes for bike cops are still not here and in his opinion training has been minimal and some business owners think local police have done well handling previous demonstrations in cleveland. there's not been enough communication ahead of the convention. >> i'm neither confident nor not confident. i don't have a lot of information. >> city council public chairman said the police union boss is lobbying for more gear and training because that's his job. zone says there's been extensive planning, strategizing and training. >> we've been practicing and exercising since the fall of last year. we're preparing for the unknown. that's the way you need to do it. i believe at the end of the day, people will look back and say job well done, cleveland. >> an organization calling itself dump trump has applied for a permit to march here during the republican convention. if the permit is denied, a spokesman for that organization promises to take to the streets anyway. one e

. >> police union president steve loomis complains that police weren't measured for riot gear inform after the order was placed. bikes for bike cops are still not here and in his opinion training has been minimal and some business owners think local police have done well handling previous demonstrations in cleveland. there's not been enough communication ahead of the convention. >> i'm neither confident nor not confident. i don't have a lot of information. >> city council public chairman said the police union boss is lobbying for more gear and training because that's his job. zone says there's been extensive planning, strategizing and training. >> we've been practicing and exercising since the fall of last year. we're preparing for the unknown. that's the way you need to do it. i believe at the of the day, people will look back and say job well done, cleveland. >> an organization calling itself dump trump has applied for a permit to march here during the republican convention. if the permit is denied, a spokesman for that organization promises to take to the streets anyway. one examp

that is teamsters so all of the union people came out. steve was talking about lexingt lexington. yes it is a university town, but it is right next door to the state capitol town of frankfurt. a lot of state employees, traditional democrats. we have eastern kentucky which is ancestrally democrats. habits don't change. this was a closed primary, don't forget. this was not totally bernie territory. it was a closed primary. only democrats could vote. they voted for her in the primary. as for the general election, that you make a really great point there. i think a lot of these union guys, they're mostly guys, who voted for hillary because their leaders told them to vote for hillary, not bernie, even though they probably agreed with bernie on trade. consu culturely, they may be wearing the label of the auto workers, donald trump is going to be awfully attractive to him. he will win kentucky by 12-15 points. >> you heard it here. >> the last democrat to win kentucky was bill clinton because he was from arkansas. he spoke their language. hillary doesn't. >> southern democrats, jimmy car

the state supported by governor christie and state president steve sweeney that would possibly strip away collective bargaining rights of union, sanders' base. there was a lot of union turnout at the rally, and sanders spoke directly to them when he said he was on their side. >> i stand with those workers. [cheers and applause] the workers here are trying to maintain the health care benefits that they have received for decades. that is what we are seeing all over this country, the billionaire class, the icahns, the trumps, all of these people who want more and more. they're squeezing working people harolder and harder. and we tell them, no. we're going to tell them as loudly and as clearly as we can. carl icahn, donald trump, you guys are not going to get it all. we're going to change this economy, we're going to create an economy that works for dishwashers, that works for minimum wagers. >> now, most of sanders' speech was about his campaign themes like a $15 an hour minimum wage and free college tuition and medicare for all, but his visit to atlantic city sends a larger message according to one of the councilmen who helped

melanie alnwick is live in northeast with more moore on what the union that represents drives says needs to be done. mel. >> good morning, steve, allison. and metro has been under a federal safety directive since june of last year to do more to protect bus drivers and thei says it's about making headway on the directives including installing more than 300 shields to protect drivers and the plan is to continue to do so throughout the year. the union, however would like to see more police protection and we want to show you just a little bit of what drivers say they have to go through on a daily basis. and you're looking at cellphone video uploaded to youtube of other asults on drivers in 2014 and 2015 and bus drivers complained they have to endure being spat on, slapped, stabbed, even tased and it's become such a problem metro union managers and management met a few weeks ago to talk about transit assault and how to keep workers safe. we did ask metro to give us statistics on the assaults. so this is what they told us. last year metro says there were 85 assaults on bus operators drivers assaults compared to 23 this same time las

steves: from the destruction of world war ii, europe has steadily rebuilt itself into a forward-looking and united continent. with the creation of the european unionration has made another devastating war unthinkable. there has been a massive investment in cutting-edge infrastructure projects. efficient high-speed rail systems tie europe together. superhighways and stunning bridges further enhance the continent-wide transportation system. within cities, sleek subways move millions underground. on the streets above, public transit reduces traffic congestion. and nearly every city is creating traffic-free pedestrian zones, making urban life even more people-friendly. as the world grapples with climate change, europe is taking a leading role in developing alternative energy sources. and while still preserving the historic character of its cities, europe has found a way to integrate innovative architecture into the landscape, giving the old world a modern face. and the human face of contemporary europe is more diverse and vibrant than ever. even as this continent of 500 million people unites, it's finding ways to allow its rich mix of cultures to cele

union city to fremont. looking at highway 24, a little bit of low cloud, low clouds and fog that steve was talking about, when get to the bay bridge toll plaza that is backed up to the mcarthur prays -- maze. let's go to steve. >> we have fog, more so than low clouds, there's low clouds, some of it is coming down, sign of high pressure building in. santa rosa says fog, and careful, reduced visibility. it will burn off sooner. mostly clear this evening, should be all right for blue jays and giants, there will be a breeze behind that. fog and low clouds, persistent from bodega bay south, there will be clearing, there's a weak says 10 -- system. half moon bay 49. livermore 53. concord 53, 40s, novato, napa, that's not at the airport. petaluma is in there. if it feels like a chill there is. low clouds will prevent temperature from cooling. this tenuous rope, that's it. low clouds, fog, it will be sunny and warmer. sometimes it takes a while on the san mateo coast. temperature rebounding, 60s, 70s and low 80s, it doesn't take long. they can warm up quick. we'll continue that into thursday, a cool down on friday an

steve handelsman, news4. >> here in d.c., verizon workers are back on the picket line as negotiations continue between the company and union officials. rl on strike for more than a month now. union officials says verizon wants to outsource more work to contractors and send jobs overseas. the local workers are rallying in lafayette park this afternoon. >>> if there is any way you can get an early start on memorial day travel, this is probably the year to do it. aaa is predicting a huge jump in the number of people getting away for the long weekend. barbara harrison has more. >> reporter: with aaa seeing higher numbers this holiday, it's no mystery as to why. >> gas prices are so low. >> reporter: americans are paying a lot less for a gallon of gas than they did even a decade ago. >> today's average is 2.26. that is about 50 cents cheaper than it was last year. >> reporter: lower costs is what is driving up the people o the most since 2005. >> i travel every year, but it definitely helps my pockets. >> reporter: the holiday weekend kicks off what is supposed to be the busiest summer ever for air travel. fliers can't ignore t

it's not that bad in fremont getting south but slow in union city and hayward getting to fremont. 8:18. let's go to steve>> sal, i met someone who went to high school with allie. cal high. he said she was awesome then. >> not surprising. >> not surprising. yes, she is. some breaks in the clouds. temperatures will stay cool here for the next several days. snow coming off the sierra. we had sun breaks here but partly to mostly cloudy. we'll be hard pressed to get into the low 70s. 59 westerly breeze at 20 miles per hour and coming off the sierra, you can see some that have there. also they will pop off in the valley. mendocino valley, lake. plenty of activity rotating around the lows. this time of the year, you get cool air aloft. wrapping back around, all the way from central nevada, off the sierra, moving east to west. you can see a little snow in the mix there. high elevation snow would not surprise us. san joaquin valley, some of you head down maybe high five, a little bit of rain. for us, more cloud cover than anything he is but there are some breaks in the clouds. a cool morning here. 50s on the temp

steve and allison. >> happening today the d.c. apartment of transportation will hold a public heating to talk about the possibility of adding street cars from union station d dot initiated add sent on the roads if they were to add a streetcar more cars or other modes of transportation they have to look at all that. meeting starts tonight 6:00 at the carnagie library in mount vernon square. >> norcom petition for you beener and lift. google owned the app waiz have a car pooling app it saevrl. it uses waiz navigation to match people with others looking for rides in the same direction and riders pay drivers 54 cents a mile and they do not take a cut during the pilot part of the program. >> another ride. >> we don't call it ride sharing --. >> we do. >> okay. >> next boardwalk booze policy up for vote in atlantic city. details next. >> good details for twitter users change coming to 140 character limit. we'll head to fox business network in new york after the break. >> 6:22 back with changes to twitter. join is us from the fox business network we're doing this whole thing in 140 character or less. >> we can do it. >> bloomburg is reporting twitter is

steve, trump got lou holtz. >> wow. he attacked reagan's foreign policy saying those are bad deals. those are the bad deals that brought the soviet union to its knees. if donald trump does win tonight and pull out half the delegates, you will see a very different donald trump tomorrow. donald trump will look a lot more like hillary clinton than ronald reagan. >> you didn't even tell me. give me a guesstimation on delegates. >> ted cruz is going to do very well. he will outperform expectations like he always does. i don't think the conservative base of this party is ready to throw everything over to donald trump. in essence, we're not going to nominate hillary clinton with a penis. >> steve. >> i said it. >> steve? >> yeah. barry, steve. why does this always happen on my show. why do you always throw around the crazy on my show? all i asked for was a delegate count. >> permission to move this way a little bit. >> permission to do anything as long as you don't repeat steve. steve lonegan is now in time-out. let me move on. let's now talk about something strange, not just what likes to happen on my show. steve lonegan, i'm looking at you.

union workers later on today. she's going to try to turn the page on all of those headlines you were just discussing with steve. but look, her campaign is in full spin mode. they make the argument that she didn't feel as though she needed to ask permission because her predecessors, former secretaries of state had also used a personal e-mail account. there's obviously a whole host of inconsistencies, why didn't she turn over her files once she left office. of the answer to that was she thought she was saving the files because she was copying them and forwarded them to people who had state.gov accounts. still a lot of questions there, this is overshadowing hillary clinton as she tries to clinch her own nomination. a lot surprised donald trump was able to do it before she beat sanders. the reason why she's putting so much energy and so much effort into california peter is not so much for the math but for the momentum. she wants to head into the convention on solid ground and in order to do that she has to win here in california. that would blunt senator sanders' argument that even if he heads into the convention w

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independent women's voice, national taxpayers union, r street institute, small business and institute council and steve ellis for the taxpayers for common sense. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mccain: in other words, mr. president, literately every organization that are watchdog organizations have opposed -- have supported what we're trying to do here. here's one from the national retail federation, which i ask unanimous consent would be included in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mccain: and, mr. president, the national restaurant association strongly supports what we're trying to do here, and the list goes on and on. i know that my colleagues -- there are my colleagues that want to speak on this issue, but i think that this is -- this is more than a vote on catfish, i'd say to my colleagues. what this is all about is government overriding the taxpayers of america, which is why we are seeing so many of these watchdog organizations supporting what we're trying to do here. some of us, including this member, have been surprised, have been surprised by the american

put some of those things from that 1996 state of the union on cards and we're going to ask people if it sounds familiar. we have danielle and stevefor you. who said this? was it a clinton or was it mr. trump? who said we are increasing border control by 50%, steve? >> bernie sanders. >> nope. that's wrong. >> i knew the answer. it was trump, right? >> it was not trump. it was bill clinton. >> all right. >> all right. >> yep. danielle, let me ask you this. who said this, we are increasing inspections to prevent the hiring of illegal immigrants? who said that, a clinton or a trump? >> i would say a clinton. >> which clinton? >> hillary? >> bill clinton, 200 -- rather, 1996, state of the union. thank you very much. >> have a nice day. >> very nice to see you. we were talk ago the imgranti imgrantion -- immigration policy of trump when we were walking over here. what was your comment? >> i said build that wall. >> okay. >> all right. have a safe trip back. judge alex down that way if you want to buy him coffee. paige, give me the other card right here. we saw this -- we saw this guy. he's holding up a sign. what's your name? >> dan b

because of the union, because players aren't as tough as they used to be, because they're worried about their money, and that's why they want to play a lot of years. judgment understand this, stevere as they are up here. guys in the nfl the average lifespan of a player is 4.5 years any way. so just give it everything you got. that's all. not big deal. it's not hard. right? it's not hard. and say hello to the people in savannah g good for me, will you, because i'm sure they got the same kind of sharpness that you seem to have on that, little tank there, little accent but good job by you. all right. thing you have what it takes to knock the king? shoot your video, savannah, georgia or whatever zen it to us and we'll see you talk to you next week. >> wow. it's like that. ♪ >> thank you for sending your -- spent your sunday with us. we really appreciate it. of course, all those good day fun tomorrow morning. >> that's a wrap. have a good one. ex below sieve new charges about donald trump's past, how will it affect his run for president? >>> he's living with marla and he has three other girlfriends. >> today the new controversy over trump's behavior with women, both in his personal l