once again, lyin' ted! ( laughter ) >> stephen: wow.y have been on the princeton debate team, but he just got stomped by the indiana hollering squad. ( laughter ) ( applause ) it is-- that stings. it is a tough moment for senator cruz. he can't beat trump. he can't even win an argument against trump's future press secretary. but bravely, bravely, ted cruzed on. >> sir, america is a better country-- >> without you. >> thank you for those kind sentiments. let me point out, i've treated you respectfully the entire time. and a question that everyone here should ask-- >> are you canadian? >> do you want your-- >> are you canadian? ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: it's a fair question! are you canadian? a lot of people are thinking of becoming canadian around november 9. we'll be right back with dakota johnson. ♪ ♪ dad, you can just drop me off right here. oh no, i'll take you up to the front of the school. that's where your friends are. seriously, it's, it's really fine. you don't want to be seen with your dad? no, it's..no.. this about

do the right thing, ted! do the right thing!plause ) the point is, this guy is a fighter. just listen to this testy exchange he got into with a trump voter in indiana. >> what do you like about donald? >> everything. >> give me one. >> everything. >> pick anything. >> the wall. >> okay the wall. >> that's the main thing. immigration. >> hold on a second. now, do you know on the wall that donald told the "new york times" editorial boarde' he's not going to deport anyone. >> you're lyin'. once again, lyin' ted! ( laughter ) >> stephen: wow. ted cruz may have been on the princeton debate team, but he just got stomped by the indiana hollering squad. ( laughter ) ( applause ) it is-- that stings. it is a tough moment for senator cruz. he can't beat trump. he can't even win an argument against trump's future press secretary. but bravely, bravely, ted cruzed on. >> sir, america is a better country-- >> without you. >> thank you for those kind sentiments. let me point out, i've treated you respectfully the entir

mark: digg ted cruz -- did ted cruz pray any price?i don't think anyone assumes he will vote for hillary clinton. but if you can't pull the lever for donald trump, that is a powerful statement. whether or not he will pay a price with a huge swath of republican voters, i think trump has 80% approval among republicans. republican voters want to see republican leaders get behind trump is possible. they pay the price. mark: for a while, there was a never trump movement, now there is significantly less. nicolle: it never had any viability. mark: is there now going to come more pressure on republicans to get in line? nicolle: i think they will have to stake out a position. there are two doors. you can vote for hillary clinton, or donald trump. the idea that they will sit it voter i am an undecided laid out my quagmire. in my therapy process. i'm waiting for him to get better. that het inexplicable can't read the looming tower and have anything more intelligent to say about the nature of the enemy we face. tower to trump tower. nicole is goin

we don't say lyin' ted anymore. we love ted. right? we love him. now we don't want to say lyin' ted. i'd love to pull it out and just use it on lyin', crooked hillary. >> trump is apparently also having second thoughts about new mexico governor susannah martinez, a republican and nation's first hispanic governor. at rally in new mexico last night trump blasted -- last week i should say, trump blasted martinez, saying she is not doing the job and also suggested he might run for governor of new mexico, but yesterday trump told the santa fe newspaper, quote, respect her. i have always liked her. trump gave the interview just after the governor suggested she still might endorse him. martinez previously criticized donald trump for calling mexican immigrants rapists and drug dealers and for his plan to built a wall along the mexico border. we have team fox coverage of the race for the white house. jennifer griffin on the hillary clinton campaign, mike ean mall in bernie sanders, and then john roberts in california where trump is about to hold a rally. >>

ted cruz can't seem to catch a break in indiana.something truly bizarre happened last night. every once in a while ted cruz gets a heckler, but this time the heckler was somewhere between 10 and 12 years old. listen to this. >> and when we do that-- (kid yelling) >> apparently, there's a young man who's having some problems. >> you suck! ( applause ) >> stephen: yes, a child shouted "you suck" at ted cruz. ( laughter ) now, we don't know the heckler's name, but we do have a picture of the child. there you go. ( laughter ) i just want to point out that this huge font saying "you suck" is not ours. that's how fox news captioned this moment. ( laughter ) meanwhile, "u.s. artillery shelling and drone attacks" is buried in the crawl, but "ted cruz sucks" is up here in 190- point "man walks on the moon" font. man walks on the moon and sucks. but ted cruz showed that he's the type of strong leader willing to stand up to a small child. >> children should actually speak with respect. you know, in my household when a child behaves that way, t

if not ted cruz, what about scott walker? somebody who is actually going to be ready to leave on day one. >> my position -- >> he basically suggested ted cruz's father would have been involved in the assassination with john f. kennedy. would ted cruz ever excepted nomination? >> i also have a different opinion. let him stand on his own two feet. what the government should be like and look like. him -- he has to explain to me what his conservative principles are. in the last month we have seen republican leader after republican leader abandoned the trump campaign. we need to stop it, that is why we are doing this. narrative,es the isn't he accused of being a flip flop by the democrats? >> i don't know what you mean by him changing the narrative. he stands on some issues i don't know what narrative there is to change. the republican party is the party of a representative form of government. party -- and delegates need to be freed up at the convention to nominate the very best candidates to defeat hillary clinton. if they decide

erica. >>> ted, we have temperatures currently in the 60s.we'll make it into the upper 70s and 80s. look at the break in the clouds. we'll take it. more information coming up in my full forecast. see you in just a bit. >>> breaking overnight, a deadly crash on the garden state parkway. two people died after the car they were in went off the road and plunged into a watery marsh in atlantic county. we'll tell you how two others escap escaped. >>> two teens are shot and the hunt is on for the gunman. how investigators say a trip to a graduation party ended in violence. >>> a rookie police officer from delaware county is recovering after being shot seven times. we'll hear his radio call seconds after the bullets started flying. >>> good morning, everyone and welcome to "nbc10 news today." i'm ted greenberg. it is 6:00 a.m. on this saturday morning. thank you so much for being with us. we are in for a great weekend. here is a live look down the jersey shore at cape may, i believe. if not, erica martin, our meteorologist in the first alert weather

i'm ted greenberg. 9:30 this saturday morning. thank you for being with us. let's get a check of our first alert neighborhood weather with erika martin. >> especially tomorrow i think it will be a little bit sunnier than today. we're already seeing a major break in the clouds. by 11:00 a.m. and certainly by noon. get out and enjoy the day and be sure you apply the sunscreen often. at the bottom of the screen you'll see your neighborhood forecast. live look outside. the temperatures are climbing nicely. 72 degrees. northeasterly winds at 9 miles per hour. cloud-cast improving as the day progresses through tomorrow. so notice a few clouds just offshore. they're just not going to make it here. more sunshine in the forecast later today and certainly for tomorrow. take full advantage because we do have a change on the approach by monday into tuesday. right now seeing lots of 70s. and the sun peeking through. do not forget to drink water often throughout the day and apply that sunscreen. so your weekend forec

if not ted cruz, what about scott walker? somebody like that who will give a real balance to the ticket. somebody who is actually going to be ready to lead on day >> my one. position -- >> he basically suggested ted cruz's father would have been involved in the assassination with john f. kennedy. is that something that from your perspective is what ted cruz would ever accept? >> no it isn't. i have a different opinion. i don't really care who donald trump throws out as the vice president. let him stand on his own two feet. expressed to the delegates would his vision is for the country. what the government should be like and look like. i don't want him -- he has to explain to me what his conservative principles are. he hasn't done that. in the last month we have seen republican leader after republican leader abandon the trump campaign. republican party is headed towards a cataclysmic defeat in november. we need to stop it, that is why we are doing this. if he changes the narrative -- isn't he accused of being a flip flop by th

ted: yes. lot of the names for sanders have been associated with the hard left, people like mark ruffalo or susan sarandon. susan strand and was a big supporter of ralph nader, so i don't think you are going to look at the names of evil who endorse bernie sanders and think i can't believe they are supporting him over hillary clinton. i also think it's funny you have people like dick van dyke who have come out and appearing at rallies, older than the candidate. i think it shows the kind of breath of support -- older celebrities, younger celebrities, sanders loves to tell the fact that he has vampire weekend backing him. it's probably hitting all these demographic groups -- a group of them are going out by bus, traveling the state as celebrity surrogates. they have had a -- mark: if you were here at the california primary, all anyone would talk about is obama and clinton in that race. is that going on in that hollywood community? are people more focused on other things or what? ted: there's a lot

i'm ted greenberg. thank you for being with us. on our weekend weather forecast from first alert meteorologist erika martin. a lot of clouds out there right now, erika. they'll be getting out of here. >> we are seeing a shift in the winds already. that's what we want. evaporational pretty much for the clouds. so lots of sunshine throughout the day. if you look at the bottom of your screen you'll see your neighborhood forecast. again, sunshine is on tap for today and tomorrow. current temperatures, 67 degrees. notice the winds are mild right now. that's really the story. however, a little bit of a northeasterly push. so this weekend, today the clouds are already clearing. not muggy. humidity is low. so that's good news for today. and tonight we have some more fog following through the overnight hours. tomorrow, temperatures will be a little bit warmer, more sunshine in the forecast. we also have a bit of a southerly push. keep in mind it will be a little muggier. futurecast. we're already seeing a break in the clouds. an offshore lo

for a ted cruz. i put marco rubio in that same category, another senator, though unlike retiree. someone who has a bright, political future who i think to themselves some good in his 2016 campaign and who is not, i think, going to hook himself to donald trump out of the fear that donald trump is fundamentally unpredictable. that is what makes him appealing to many people, but unpredictable in a way that could really jeopardize your future if you were one of the candidates sharing a ticket with him. host: and one name mentioned most often and number one at washington post.com is former house speaker newt gingrich. chris: there is a story from a reporter at the national review. she wrote about the increasingly close relationship between gingrich and trump. what does he bring to the ticket? someone who knows the ways of washington, without question. someone who was speaker of the house. but he has also maintained sort of an outsider status that trop finds appealing. bringshe other thing he honestly, and

as ted strickland said, some republicans called it a lousy deal. a current republican presidential candidate, the one that is 0-22 in states, happens to be from ohio, he said this is throwing good money after bad. we rescued the auto industry this past year. 17 million new cars sold in the united states. i would add, connie and i and will drove down 71 today in our jeep cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruz made in youngstown. i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. [applause] sen. brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. retirement, security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a group of auto workers who are scared to death that their pensions will suffer major cuts if congress doesn't do the right thing. all of that is so important. yet we still can't convince washington republicans to simply do t

as ted strickland said, some republicans called it a lousy deal. a current republican presidential candidate, the one that is 0-22 in states, happens to be from ohio, he said this is throwing good money after bad. we rescued the auto industry this past year. a new record, 17 million new cars sold in the united states. i would add, connie and i and will drove down 71 today in our jeep cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruise made in youngstown. [applause] brown: i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. [applause] senator brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. despite working harder, paychecks do not keep up. retirement security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a group of auto workers who are scared to death that their pensions will suffer major cuts if congress doesn't do the right thing. all of t

ted and katie, always a flesh.> my pleasure. >> good samaritan jump into action to save a woman from a knife wielding closing the stage this afternoon for auditions? what's on that piece of paper? oh, miss maroney, your forehead! should not be doing anything. i just had botox. i know exactly what's happening! ah! whoa! test test. plus up to $650 back. only on america's best network. >>> mayhem at oregon museum. brand new video showing the horrifying moment museum worker is taken hostage by a knife wielding maniac. [inaudible] >> take a look at this frightening video a museum worker fighting for her life as a man drags her across floor at knife point. [crying] >> let go. you don't have to do this. >> yes, i do. [crying] get up. >> here you see the man, nicholas burger holding amanda berry in a head lock. that's suddenly after he grabs her in the museum gift shop and began attacking her. can you even hear the scared children crying in the background. then, 911 calls come poring poring -- pouring. in police scanners d

i am ted greenberg.n the way for our weekend. meteorologist erika martin is here with the first alert neighborhood forecast. erika. >> good morning, ted. good morning, everybody. today we do have a great day on tap. temperatures really expected to reach mid to upper 80s for most of us. shoreline mid to upper 70s. tomorrow will be a little more muggy because we have a southwesterly flow. monday into tuesday we start to esome active weather with a cold front pushing down. i'll time it out for you. find out more on social media. it looks like you may see an unsettled start to tuesday morning. so follow us. look at the bottom of the screen for your neighborhood forecast. i'll see you with my extended forecast in a bit. >>> new at the jersey shore this morning. two people are dead and two others are injured after a car drove off the garden state parkway and landed in a marsh. nbc10 was on the scene in port republic. the accident happened around 1:15 this morning. officials tell us the car veered off the south

up next, ted cruz's campaign manager and michael caputo.n then radio radio in washington, d c. we will be right back. ♪ isk: our next guest tonight the former campaign manager for ted cruz and here in the studio, michael caputo, former adviser to the trump campaign who resigned earlier this week after firinged celebrating the of trump's campaign manager. they are both fans of the program. despite leaving the campaign, your publict is posture on whether you are a trump man? his speech yesterday took a big step forward and today, his position on judges makes a stark reaction of what this campaign will be about and what the results mean for america. howi'm waiting to see donald conducts the campaign and earns our vote. you hear that from a conservative republican -- how do you feel about the challenge for the trump campaign? guest: i think there are a lot of people who are waiting for a few more points on this line to call it a trend. am confident we will see whole different kind of campaign after the decision is made on monday. i believe he i

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these guys targeted ted cruz. one time it was an attempted exorcism. that didn't work all that well, but this one was really good and it ended in a very interesting way. >> it's a beautiful day in new hampshi hampshire. >> welcome everyone. thank you for having us. we just wanted to thank you and this goes for you senator cruz and for everyone out there what made everyone so weird and sad that they had to come out here? it's just -- it's just weird. why is everyone so excited about guns. >> sir, who are you? >> they kill people. >> sir, who are you and what are you doing here? >> i'm with arm america. >> are you a little bit accused confused? >> no. >> sir -- sir, you are welcome to be in the crowd but you are not part of this group. i understand that you're very confused. >> underappreciated part of why ted cruz didn't end up being president. a high pitched giggle there. i'm not sure that works in the republican primary politics, but that was ted cruz having to decide what to do in the moment, deciding to engage with the guy still can't really figure

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i'm ted greenberg. lots of sun for this father's day.is here. >> high temperatures mainly in the 80s and 90s. happy father's day to you, ted, and all of the great dads out there. we're tracking these climbing temperatures throughout the day as we expect to see these 90s. keep in mind even though we have plenty of sunshine in the forecast you have to apply sunscreen often. more clouds for parts of new jersey. 92 is the expected average high, the reason is the shoreline with more clouds around there and a little bit of an onshore flow. >>> breaking news in south philadelphia, the search continues for the driver of this mini van that crashed into the delaware river. witnesses say the vehicle crashed through a fence and plunged into the water. >>> happening at st. anthony of pottawa italian festival this year. there will be food, rides, artwork, and a concert this evening. visit from 2:00 to 8:30 p.m. we're back at 9:00 for 90 minutes of news. hope you have a great father's day. >>> let's look at the pros and cons of father's day. here we go

i kind of tend to agree with ted. i mean, marilyn mosby is not some type of condemnation of how she is basically running her office. if the cops think that they are not going to get an effective prosecution out of this office, this is a vote of no confidence from these cops. it's basically the criminals saying can i run around with zero compunction because i don't have to worry about anything that is going to happen to me. the prosecutors are going to get prosecuted by marilyn mosby. it's like a win-win for the criminals in baltimore right now. >> i would like to see the justice department go in there for the last, i don't know, how many years look at the local community and see what they have done with federal funds education and all the things they have gotten federal funds for. those communities are gotten a lot of money. baltimore is one of those cities in great stress. i would like to see where that money is going and how that's been used. katie and ted, thank you both. dozens of texans are stranded in deadly flo

i signed a pledge to vote for ted cruz. and all of our delegation actually voted for ted cruz. and in spite of the false narrative that donald trump wove that we weren't dutifully elected, we actually were dutifully elected. i had to convince thousands of voters to vote for me. i had to go through not one, not two, five elections to get where i'm at. the point is i'm actually accountable to my constituents and those who sent me. if i choose to not honor that pledge, which i will be for ted cruz, but if i choose to not honor for any reason and i vote a vote of conscience, i'm accountable to them and them only. i'm not accountable to the party, not accountable to hi delegation chair. they're the ones that entrusted me with their vote. that is a discussion that actually a delegate needs to take into consideration if they choose to unbind. and that is how are the people at home that sent me here going to respond? but i can tell you, i hear daily from my constituents who voted to send me here to keep going down the path that i am going down. so i actually have an honor and an obliga

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ted cruz is probably your best example. the guy who finished second to donald trump in this race. -- but someone who is is young, ted cruz is in his 40's and probably very uninterested in latching his wagon to donald trump because in the event trump loses this race, ted cruz will be a front runner in 2016, excuse me, 2020 as he runs for president. so, probably not worth the risk for a ted cruz and i throw marco rubio in that same category. another senator, though unlike cruz, he is retiring. someone who has a bright political future, who did some good in this way 16 campaign, and who is not, i think, going to hook himself to donald trump with the fear that donald trump is unpredictable in a way that could really jeopardize your future if you were one of the candidates sharing a national tickel with him. >> one of the names mentioned most often, and number one on your list, former house speaker newt gingrich. what does he bring to the ticket? chris: there is a wonderful story i would recommend by by eliana zwrones national r

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ted cruz is probably your best example. the guy who finished second to donald trump. but someone who is is young, ted cruz is in his 40's and probably very uninterested in latching his wagon to donald trump because in the event trump loses this race, ted cruz will be a front runner in 2016 -- excuse me, 2020 as he runs for president. so probably not worth the risk for a ted cruz and i throw marco rubio in that same category. another senator, though unlike cruz, he is retiring. another who did himself some good in this campaign and who is not going to hook himself to the d trump in part due to fare that donald trump is unpredictable in a way that could really jeopardize your future if you were one of the candidates -- candidates sharing a national tickel with him. one of the names mentioned most often is former house speaker newt gingrich. what does he bring to the ticket? >> yes. there is a wonderful story out by eliana zwrones national review. she wrote about the increasingly close relationship between grinning and -- gingrich and trump. e has also maintained an outs

ted: i tried to buy yahoo!, i think it was in 1993. we offered $2 million to jerry and david at the time. and, you know, we watched the company grow and they really replicated a.o.l. in terms of e-mail and search and content but built an unbelievable franchise. now the world has moved totally away from desktop and desktop search numbers are way, way down and everything is about mobile. so verizon buying, acquiring a.o.l. wasn't just about a.o.l.'s content being put into a smaller footprint but it was about their ad servicing technology. all of facebook's growth is coming from advertising. google's one achilles heel is falling behind and how do they catch up on mobile. i think it would make incredible sense if verizon and a.o.l. were to merge and acquire the yahoo! but there are lots of other really, really talented people out there that are making a play for it. but it needs to be in some one else's hands right now. i think there's a collective understanding that it's time and that this needs to be on someone else's platform. it's not

ted cruz is probably your best example. the guy who finished second to donald trump in this race. -- but someone who is is young, ted cruz is in his 40's and probably very uninterested in latching his wagon to donald trump because in the event trump loses this race, ted cruz will be a front runner in 2016, excuse me 2020 as he runs for , president. so probably not worth the risk , for a ted cruz and i throw marco rubio in that same category. another senator, though unlike cruz, he is retiring. someone who has a bright political future, who did some good in this way 16 campaign, and who is not, i think, going to hook himself to donald trump with the fear that donald trump is unpredictable in a way that could really jeopardize your future if you were one of the candidates sharing a national tickel with him. >> one of the names mentioned most often, and number one on your list, former house speaker newt gingrich. what does he bring to the ticket? chris: there is a wonderful story i would recommend by by eliana zwrones national

i'm ted greenberg and i'm finding out why. >>> rain returns to our forecast, but is it going to last over the weekend? i'm tracking the showers in your first alert neighborhood weather forecast. >>> if it wasn't for that person shielding me, it would have been me shot and i wouldn't be sitting here today. >> we are sharing the survival story of a 20-year-old philadelphia woman, who lived to tell about the terror in florida. patience carter says she wrote a poem to help her deal with the guilt of being alive. denise? >> reporter: the poem is powerful and a testament to her strength. she tried to come to terms with the guilt she feels as a survivor. >> i never thought in a million years that this could happen. i never thought in a million years that my eyes could witness something so tragic. looking at the souls leaving the bodies of individuals, looking at the killing machine gun throughout my right peripheral, looking at the blood and debris covered on everyone's faces, looking at the gunman's feet under the stall as he paces. >> heartbreaking, isn't it? here, patience carter writes

how do you know what ted cruz thinks about anything? i don't know what ted cruz thinks.en't been in touch. ted cruz has not endorsed mr. trump among others. i don't think e vvangelical fai leaders endorsed trump. >> it sounds like they were happy with what they heard. >> did he endorse them? >> there weren't endorsements but they got this on the right track and pleased with the meeting. >> that's a nice talk political talk. the -- >> no, i don't think so. >> the rubber hits the road is when somebody says i'm for donald trump and i support him. now i was never -- >> a lot -- >> not where -- that's not where i came from. i thought it was very foolish early on when some people decided to go off on a negative campaign about donald trump in particular and did not have a candidate they supported. at this point, i don't have a candidate i supported. i support an open convention and fair process. if trump is so great and won the hearts of republicans, he should win at the convention and then he will have the ability to unify the party. >> ronald reagan whom i worked for didn't m

i think ted cruz thought he would get an endorsement from him. jeff sessions had never endorsed a presidential candidate before. he is somebody that i would consider. he is a fantastic person. >> animal activists are outraged that they killed this gorilla. >> donald trump: it is a very tough call. there were moments where the gorilla was holding the child and it was like a mother holding a baby. there were moments where it looked pretty dangerous. i don't think they had a choice. probably didn't have a choice. you have a young child in danger. it's too bad there wasn't another way. i thought it was so beautiful to watch that powerful, almost 500 pound gorilla the way he helped with that little boy. it just takes one second. it just takes one little flick of his finger and i will tell you they probably had no choice. i'm in favor of fixing the v.a. health care. that is one of the great catastrophes in this country. look at what is happening in phoenix in different places throughout the country where they are catching people stealing from it. peopl

senator ted cruz barbecuing secretary jeh johnson.ed scrubbing of any references to islamic extremism from dhs counter terrorism literature. >> the fbi counter terrorism lexicon uses the word jihad zero times. the national intelligence strategy of 2009 uses the word jihad zero times. strategic immentation plan to prevent violent extremism uses the word zero times. the national intelligence strategy in 2014 uses the word zero times. we also heard testimony from a former employee at the department of homeland security, phil haney, that in october of 2009 nor than 800 customs and border patrol documents were ordered modified, scrubbed, or deleted to remove references to jihad or the muslim brotherhood or other similar references. was mr. haney's testimony that the department of homeland security ordered over 800 documents and cbb altered or deleted, was that testimony accurate? >> i have no idea. i don't know who mr. haney is. i wouldn't know him if he walked in the room. >> you have no knowledge of any records being changed at the depar

ted cruz is no longer a liar, we don't say lyin' ted anymore. we love ted, we love ted, right? we love him. now, we don't want to say lyin' ted. i'd love to pull it out and just use it on lying, crooked hillary. because she is a liar. she made up my foreign policy. donald trump is going to do this. i said, i never said that. >> that's what you got? that's the big -- that's the big counterpunch? it's amazing too. because not only has there been that pathetic response, basically no substantive response from donald trump himself to what hillary clinton just did to him. but even more interesting to me that there has been no response at all from the republican party. i mean, he is their presidential nominee. but after hillary clinton just flattened him yesterday, there has been no defense of donald trump from the republican party. there have been no republican party surrogates on tv vouching for him, defending him on foreign policy. there's been no point by point rebuttal like they like to do at the republican party. they're just not responding. they're just letting it lie. which me

that's why ted cruz did so well in this election as well.ause he was a guy that was hated by the establishment. and if they're not careful, these guys -- look, they're going all in. they want to sit there and say hillary clinton won because you guys that are idiots picked the wrong candidate and i think they're really willing to throw away the white house and give it to hillary clinton the republican establishment to make sure donald trump doesn't get it. it's sad. >> remarkable, nice civil discussion between the bernie and trump supporters, ben and nomi. >> who knew? >> right. thank you so much for coming on. >> thanks. >>> so what does bernie sanders really want, the candidate talks to jaketapper next and how he'll help tweet tomorrow tomorrow morning on "state of the union" with jake tapper. >>> coming up live in the "cnn newsroom," police have identified the man who shot and killed singer christina grimmie in front of horrified fans shortly after what would be the star's final concert. new details just ahead. n't give. be the you who con

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how did ted cruz help you in your campaign? >> well, you know, he has a grassroots campaign.s that we've prided ourself on, we spent a year and a half going out there talking to people. it's amazing. people are tired of politicians saying one thing, then going to washington, d.c. and forgetting about all the promises they made on the campaign trail. captured. go to elect darrylglenn.com. >> it's one of the reasons ted cruz got as far as he did and one of the reasons perhaps donald trump has gotten this far, because people are fed up with lawmakers, crony capitalism saying one thing, doing another. and they want results. so this is something that you've tapped into that seems to be happening all over the country right now. are you supporting donald trump? >> he is our nominee, and i believe we do need to support him. the will of the people have spoken. but the key issues of this administration, when you think of the iran nuclear deal, when you think about obamacare, when you think about the epa regulations, these are the issues that people here in colorado told me they're frus

please join me in welcoming ted bromund. ted? [applause] >> thank you very much, john. it's a tremendous pleasure to welcome my friend david satter at the heritage foundation to speak on his latest book published ugly just two days ago by university press, "the less you know, the better you sleep: russia's road to terror and dictatorship under yeltsin and putin." the story that david tells is the story of a double tragedy. for russia the tragedy of the rise to accept domestic terrorism and criminality of a dictatorial regime of vladimir putin, at the tragedy of the west failure to understand what was actually happening in russia. and reading the book i was very struck by a comment that david made on page 18. i will read it for you now. critical to the credence given in the west to official russian explanations was an inability accept the idea that the yeltsin regime with murder hundreds of its own citizens and terrified the nation to hold onto power. this refusal to believe the unbelievable came at a cost. a crippled western policy towards russia rendered it naÏve ineff

i'm ted greenberg. lots of sunshine for our father's day weekend. meteorologist michelle grossman is here with the first alert neighborhood forecast. morning, michelle. >> hi, ted. looking good this weekend. lots of sunshine today. lots of sunshine on sunday as well. off to a cool start. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. 62 in philadelphia. 59 in allentown. 62 in wilmington. ten-day outlook. warm one today. 86. sunshine. cooler at the beaches. 91 on father's day and hotter on monday, 91. showers and storms on tuesday. we clear it out wednesday. really nice days thursday and friday, temperatures in the low 80s. >>> new from overnight. philadelphia police are investigating two attempted robberies and a shooting in center city. the first happened at juniper and locust streets around 3:00 a.m. police say the victim was approached by two men demanding money. he ran away, but the men followed and again tried to rob him. they shot the victim in the leg. he is okay. the men then tried to rob another person at 15

before ted became a lawyer he was a cop. ted, i think this is odd because why -- i mean, typically if they were suspicious of the wife they would have arrested held her and then convened a grand jury. do you think it's strange? >> you know, it is absolutely strange and incomprehensible. they -- apparently appears have enough on the wife, certainly to hold her. it is a mystery as to why she would be let loose. but, greta. >> she is free. >> yes. she is free. you have to wonder why. if she knew or had reason to know of this plot. if she went out and helped him get ammunition, if she went with him to various soft targets like disney and this restaurant, the pulse, if she was there at one time that is clearly sufficient enough evidence to hold her. >> well, just so the viewers are aware that is that in order to be an aider and abetter is not just enough that you knew something and sat there silent, you have to assist it in some way. so, if she drove him to where i am, where the pulse is, aided him, then she is on the hook for 49

i think donald trump carried the campaign too far, attacking ted cruz.ut steve, this speaks to an underlying structural problem in the campaign, you can't have a campaign that relies on the utterances of the candidate from day to day. i get that the candidate is in charge of the campaign. but look at all the opportunities they're missing. you had the jobs report, the i.g. report. you could have a coms team driving those messages which the media is reporting on expanding on those. hillary clinton and a dismal jobs report, 38,000 jobs reported, or the i.g. report that she mishandled classified information. instead of talking about that, we're talking about a judge that nobody cares about. that's a problem in the campaign that the campaign seems to be in some sort of paralysis, that no one's able to act. now they did hire jim murphy, that's a good sign. but jim has got to be able to operate the coms team and be able to control it and not being able to have everybody second-guess him or veto him. what do you do, you wake up and say, this jobs report, what ar