so, is this a sign that the rest of the g.o.p. is not far behind? former new hampshire governor john sununu depose "on the record." good evening, sir. >> how are you, greta? >> i'm well. how the speaker says is he going to vote for donald trump. why is it that we are seeing so many people that didn't particularly like him in the g.o.p. warm up to him? what's the difference. >> look. let's go back to why you have a presidential campaign. you have someone who runs for president bus they believe that they can bring policies to the game and they can make changes on things that people don't like going on in the country. and i think what ryan and others have been waiting for is to make sure that there is a coincidence of an agenda on issues. they certainly are concerned about three supreme court judges, possibly as many as three supreme court judges. and they are worried about the impact the presidential candidate can have on turnout for the down ballot. and they are trying to tidy up all those pieces. so each member of the leadership, if you will, has dif

the g.o.p. and liberal mainstream media are pounding donald trump, not the president, attacking trump in many instances simply because he is demanding that this country protect its citizens, strengthen our border security and in the visa waiver program and to place a temporary ban on immigration from countries with a history of terrorism against the united states. that is terrible, isn't it? i can see why he should be criticized. when you're a straight he entered the campaign for presidential nomination he is not only defeating by large margins his political opponents 16 of them in the primaries but he set the agenda for the debate between republicans and democrats across the nation and certainly between hillary clinton and has softened the race for the white house. in the past year he is purpy has proved he has the intelligence and talent to recognize this country's enemies, its issues and its challenges and the courage to sound warnings that are critical to our nation's response to those threa

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tonight the presuchtive nominee on the g.o.p. side -- presumptive nominee on the g.o.p. side is in richmond. trump hoping to gain momentum after a rough few days. as the case in the previous presidential elections virginia considered a battleground state. our northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg has a look at how candidates plan to get virginia voters to come on board. >> this is the fairfax county. if you win fairfax you could win virginia and win the white house. like nominees themselves they are taking aim at one another. >> when trump takes the stage tonight in richmond he will be introduced by a political kindred spirit. corey stewart. >> this is a blast. >> the republican chair of the prince william county board is trump's campaign manager in virginiament >> we will eke out a win. >> unlike leaders in congress, stewart running for governor in 2017 is not criticizing the comments about a hispanic judge overseeing the trump university case. it's the opposite. >> people are ready for a very blunt plane spoken direct tone. they are tired of the b.s. and the sam

anti trump within the g.o.p. e speaking out, with some top lawmakers say about trump's support. >>> president other bam a spends the night in the cabin at yesemite national park and emerged with the message about the environment. >>> rescue mission in the south pole, details of the daunting operation, to bring a state government work tore safety. it is only third time in history a rescue has been tried there during this time of the year. >>> now the details, donald trump remains on track to be the g.o.p. nominee during the republican convention in cleveland next month. yet, his comments following the orlando massacre have rattled many within the party. more congressional republicans say they will not endorse trump. they plan to skip the convention all together. abc's mary bruce has more. >> reporter: donald trump is hitting back as party insiders make a last ditch effort to block his nomination in the convention. >> it doesn't work that way. >> reporter: vow to go it alone. >> if for any reason they get like they

but democrats rejected the g.o.p., because it would only block sales to a suspected terrorist with prooft they'll blow something up in the future. what? i mean, how would that even work. "uhh, okay, it says on your form here that you're a terrorist and you're planning on blowing something up?" "yes, that's correct." "are you planning that in the near future?" "uhhh, i don't know, in the next couple of days." "i'm sorry, sir. we can't sell you an assault rifle." don't i get any points for honesty? next time i'm just blowing (bleep) up, and i'm not telling anybody. how about that?" now, while i never expected one side to roll over, i did, honestly, believe that this time, the two sides would do their level best to find common ground, because even in this increasingly polarized political environment, there is one thing americans largely agree on. >> the question was, "do you favor background ecks for gun buyers?" all americans overall, 89%, said yes. and let's break that into republicans. 92% of republicans favor background checks on gun buyers. >> larry: 89% of all americans, and they can'

and you thought you could be the g.o.p. nominee? you crazy, john, you crazy, man. one, j.razy for this ladies and gentlemen, my name is hasan minhaj. beis such an honor to speaking at the correspondents' about.that nobody cares tonight is definitive proof that we all definitely haven't made it. last year's speaker was manzie so thank you so much rtca for going back-to-back with your it.ns, you guys are killing lala,year's event, mala it.an refugees hosting tonight's event is brought to you by c-span. c-span, yes. eight people not now in h.d.span is which is great so now you can see all that legislation not getting passed in 1080-p, all inefficiencies, ah, so crisp! gentlemen, we are sitting here at the eve of the 2016 presidential election where we, the american people, get to least.r who we hate the and right now, statistically, it looks like hillary clinton win.d that's about right. that is about right. response.e right hillary clinton generally gets. hillary clinton is like the broccoli of presidential choices, you know what i mean? the clinton camp is like, trus

it's not that he is adhering to the g.o.p. orthodoxy and others. s adhering to the orthodoxy of the party he once funded in greater numbers than the one he now belongs to. look, at a time when donald trump should be reaching out to all manner, every kind of republican and trying to bring them on board, he continues to make statements like this, saying i can do it. i don't need you. alienating republican leaders on the hill. you now have two -- the two most popular republican governors in the country charlie baker in massachusetts and larry hogan in maryland saying they won't vote for trump. if several representatives in michigan which was a state that trump was targeting saying they won't vote for trump. bill haslam in tennessee isn't sure he will vote for trump. john kasich hosting the convention he can't get behind trump. this is all at a time when trump after winning the nomination should have been reaching out to everybody and saying come aboard. we might have our differences but he is not doing it. >> charles, what's going on here? >> well, you

. >> reporter: the g.o.p. leader mick mcconnell says his republican colleagues are open to this kind of legislation saying no one wants terrorists to have guns. as it stands now, it is illegal for felons, muge fugitives and illegal immigrants to buy weapons but not a suspected terrorist like omar maen. senator murray knows about the heart bake all too well, in connecticut during the sandy hook massacre which is how he ended his morning with a picture of one of the victims. >> wt that orlando or sandy hook never, ever happens again. >> senator murphy finally stepped down just before 2:00 in the morning when he got a couple of promises that the measure could go to a vote by the end of this week, or next. on capitol hill, nikki burdine, wusa 9. >> now once the news of the filibuster began to spread, the country started tweeting about it. nick giovanni takes a look at how long it was trending here in dc. >> reporter: mike, filibuster was trending through the night and a couple of hours removed from the actual fili

it's not that he is adhering to the g.o.p. orthodoxy and others. hat he is adhering to the orthodoxy of the party he once funded in greater numbers than the one he now belongs to. look, at a time when donald trump should be reaching out to all manner, every kind of republican and trying to bring them on board, he continues to make statements like this, saying i can do it. i don't need you. alienating republican leaders on the hill. you now have two -- the two most popular republican governors in the country charlie baker in massachusetts and larry hogan in maryland saying they won't vote for trump. if several representatives in michigan which was a state that trump was targeting saying they won't vote for trump. bill haslam in tennessee isn't sure he will vote for trump. john kasich hosting the convention he can't get behind trump. this is all at a time when trump after winning the nomination should have been reaching out to everybody and saying come aboard. we might have our differences but he is not doing it. >> charles, what's going on here? >> w

donald trump has brought in the most votes in a g.o.p. primary ever and he has brought in more people to the party. this is what the party has been say they needed and this is why the rnc is supporting donald trump and yes they are doing joint efforts. he is going to take his message to the general after the convention and show that hillary clinton's policies would be abysmal for the economy and national security. >> we will see you in cleveland, katrina pierson, thanks for being here. >> we will look at the fact checking of the big speeches by hillary clinton and donald trump did they both get equal scrutiny ? why the global media was shocked by the brexit vote. everything you're good at now, you were once... pretty bad at. it's the same for credit. even if you're not good at it now, that's okay. because credit isn't just a score. it's a skill. experian. be better at credit. when you have type 2 diabetes, like me, hi, i'm dominique wilkins. there's a moment of truth. and with victoza®, a better moment of proof. victoza® lowers my a1c and

the g.o.p. on the base of the hispanic community there was a time in this country with hispanic absolutely go for george bush significantly and there is an opportunity there for the g.o.p. >> bush the younger did it and did he it successfully. >> very successfully. you guys are are under estimating this open border movement. >> not me. >> look how well it worked in europe. look at europe. look how chaotic that whole continent is. >> and speaking. >> that will happen here. >> by the way, this has been a silent conspiracy on both sides, damaging the american worker. damaging our national security. speaking of europe, roger daltrey blasted the british labor part for massive labor party. >> roger daltrey. >> damaged my mates and blue collar jobs and -- >> -- who are you. >> it's the politicians are underestimating. >> ladies, plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. remember donald t atis? we'll talk to the man who hired him. what does he think of mr. trump now? and miller on north k

on the g.o.p.ide, house speaker paul ryan distancedded himself from donald trump following minutes about a judge of mexican descent. today paul ryan says he doesn't agree with a lot of what trump says. comics, games, superheroes. you name it. awesome con has it. little kids and big kids alike will flock to the convention center in d.c. for the weekend event. cheryl conner takes us inside awesome. >> where the word "geek" is said with pride. >> i have read comics since i was 7 years old. i am an i.t. guy in real life. >> he agreed to show me around awesome con since this is new to me. but we will start with him. >> in the comics, used to be part of the marine corps. >> it stands for passion. >> each spectrum in the universe request be harnessed by powering. >> the safe military style weapon, too. >> all the indy go describes describes -- indigo tribe has this. >> he is in from idian head, meeting up characters he calls friends. chloe isn't in the mood for full dress-up. >> i feel powerful now. >> th

our colleagues in the g.o.p. are not concerned about the due process of suspected terrorists, are they? well, they're not so concerned about the due process of suspected terrorists to keep them off the plane. they're not so concerned about due process of suspected terrorists when they go to trial, but when they go to get a weapon, well, that is something different because sacrosanct, hing for a suspected terrorist to acquire any weapon they wish. we're gathered here to demand a vote. let's have a vote. approximate they can vote it down, let them vote it down but let them have the courage of their conviction. let them answer their constituents. let's have some responsibility. i thank you and yield back. [applause] inaudible] their remarks to a minute to a minute and a half. >> i thank chairman israel for all of his valiant efforts in this cause and it's an honor for me to raise my voice and join this courageous band of my brothers and sisters in the house who are raising our voices about this gun tragedy in this co

. >> if they would win the people woul riot and the g.o.p. could not afford a warriors win. republicans don't hang in the city with angry negros. >> larry: you're saying they were inclusion through game five and game six. >> exactly and ayesha doesn't even know what was up she accidentally came upon the truth with her heat of the moment truth. >> larry: oh, my god, this all makes sense. i think i agree. the finals were rigged. it was the republicans. you convinced me. >> indeed they were, my brother, but this is nothing but a smok smokescreen for what i want to talk about and is just a government clone. >> larry: so you had me and now you lost me. we'll be right back, everybody. i am rich. in my gentleman's quarters, we sip champagne and peruse my art collection, which consists of renaissance classics and more avant-garde pieces. yes, i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. hey nithanks. today. juicy fruit? sure i'll try a piec.... juicy fruit. so sweet you can't help but chew. ♪ "dinner!" "may i be excused?" get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time eve

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the g.o.p. whittled it down to one. democrats are fighting to the finish. >> that is why the california primary is so important. >> i'm asking the people of california to into the political revolution. reporter: the dynamic in california not unlike the runup to the first contest in iowa. hillary clinton watched the lead dwindle. bernie sanders barnstormed polls tightened. in that contest clinton pulled off the narrowist of wins -- narrowest of wins. clinton took wins for super tuesday, southern state and florida and banked the pledge delicates and bolstered her campaign argument she can windy verse states -- win diverse states. >> all of you voted to break down the barriers that hold us back. reporter: but the democrats helped santorum bring up the rust belt victory as a late season surge. >> look up every poll and what the polls will tell you we defeat trump by margins than clinton does. >> last night delegate and super delegates added up to a nomination win for clinton there. we still have work to do. >> the sanders ca

. >> and the g.o.p. nomination for president goes to john kasich. been. how did it go from the final three to the one the establishment didn't think could win? well, running for president isn't about the establishment. in the final hours, it came down to 1,237 brave americans-- delegates-- you, who overcame tremendous personal pressure and did the right thing. they nominated the only candidate who could win the only election that mattered, the candidate who was presidential, john kasich. >> stephen: yes, a commercial showing john kasich winning the g.o.p. nomination. as long as they're fantasizing, they should have made his vice president that pizza that comes in a box made of pizza. you'd get the youth vote and the stoner vote. and i say why stop at the nomination? i can imagine an ad that's even more optimistic. in fact, i already have. >> president john kasich. what a long, strange trip it's been. how did he go from third place in the 2016 republican primary to the most successful five-term president in american history? through charisma that can

. >> if they would win the people woul riot and the g.o.p. could not afford a warriors win. e republicans don't hang in the city with angry negros. >> larry: you're saying they were inclusion through game five and game six. >> exactly and ayesha doesn't even know what was up she accidentally came upon the truth with her heat of the moment truth. >> larry: oh my god this all makes sense. i think i agree. the finals were rigged. it was the republicans. you convinced me. >> indeed they were, my brother, but this is nothing but a smoke smokescreen for what i want to talk about and is just a government clone. >> larry: so you had me and now you lost me. we'll be right back, everybody. ♪ only t-mobile lets your family stream all the video and music you want from your favorite services- free-without using one bit of your lte data. plus, you can roll your unused data forward. and right now, get a free line for your family. when you get 3 lines for $40 bucks each the fourth line is free. switch today. the bud light party believes in change. that's why bud light has a new look... ...an

. >> if they would win the people woul riot and the g.o.p. could not afford a warriors win. e republicans don't hang in the city with angry negros. >> larry: you're saying they were inclusion through game five and game six. >> exactly and ayesha doesn't even know what was up she accidentally came upon the truth with her heat of the moment truth. >> larry: oh, my god, this all makes sense. i think i agree. the finals were rigged. it was the republicans. you convinced me. >> indeed they were, my brother, but this is nothing but a smok smokescreen for what i want to talk about and is just a government clone. >> larry: so you had me and now you lost me. we'll be right back, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ give extra. get extra. every with a 161 pointowned inspection, 24/7 roadside assistance plan, 2-years or 20,000 miles of complimentary maintenance, an unlimited mileage warranty up to 6-years and the confidence of being awarded the best luxury certified pre-owned program. get 1.9% apr financing on rx, is & es l/certified models. exclusively at your lexus dealer. is heyes.king? he's so cute. le

the g.o.p. strategyity and fox news distributor, you heard john say you have these battleground states, an eight-point lead for hillary clinton has to be concerning. >> the map is really interesting because i don't think of the traditional lines, like the campaign, which is not that traditional with trump. so you have utah, georgia, arizona, traditionally reliable republican state but polling out of pennsylvania shows trump well within the margin of error, doing very well in key states like ohio. so i think hillary clinton clearly wants to run a 50-state strategy. she senses vulnerability in the trump campaign. but i do also see the opportunity on the other side for trump to get the reagan democrats largely populating the rust belt states on his side, to put states like pennsylvania and potentially wisconsin in play. >> it's not time to panic for the trump campaign but look at the mix of lewandoski and was it really a paul manafort and lewandoski and manafort came on top. >> i think john roberts

this because the g.o.p. is pushing him? >> it's a combination. >> how much influence key g.o.p. leaders are having at this stage is unclear. but while many are calling for a drastic change of tone, carson says we will see more refocusing on the issues rather than remodeling of the candidate. >> what does donald trump 2.0 look like? >> donald trump speaks to the people where they are. and where are they? i call it the w.w.e. raw stage. that is where the people are. anybody who doesn't understand that and doesn't speak to them at that level is not going to get through it. >> do you see the g.o.p. coming together behind donald trump? >> yes, absolutely. >> there are still fresh wounds. as time goes on they tend to heal. they begin to recognize that there is a pretty stark choice to be made >> in washington, d.c., i'm lisa fletcher. leon: carson told lisa he advised trump to think about saying things to black and hispanic communities that strengthen them, particularly in terms of the economy. alison: let's go down to the newsroom and a children national ask the pediatrician phone ban

every one of the members of the g.o.p.ut there, banging on this, have said, comey is a straight arrow. he'll do what is right. >> joe, you think this is completely -- >> no, of course not, nothing do with the g.o.p. >> joe trippy. >> i think -- i wouldn't have recommended the president stepping on her plane to say hello but he did. >> i'm glad you admitted that. >> she said -- well, look, trish, what did i just admit? i don't understand -- i admitted that? of course -- >> well, its sounds to me like you had -- as though you thought this is all just okay, fine, hunky-dory, and i'm just saying-hey -- >> i think all the -- >> just saying it's inappropriate -- >> all the umbrage of coming from the right right now is another political attack, and -- >> look, not just from the right, though. >> what are you going -- if comb in -- >> -- from your own party. a lot of criticism from senators on the hill. there's a lot of people uncoverrable. >> to your point you said is was not appropriate. >> i didn't say it was appropriate. -- >>

but the current g.o.p. chair of our e.p.w. committee has mocked dr. hansen and the ipcc and vice president gore, reserving a particular disdain for vice president gore, who he says is, and i quote him, drowning in a sea of his own global warming illusions, and i'll quote him again, desperately trying to keep global warming alarmism alive today -- end quote. 30 years ago, the tone of the g.o.p. was much different. where republicans today mock the prudential rule, senator chafee actually advocated for prudence in environmental policy. he said this -- the path that society is following today is much like driving a car toward the edge of a cliff. we have a choice. we can go ahead, take no action and drive off the edge, figuring that since the car will not hit the bottom of the canyon until our generation is already long gone, the problem of coping with what we have made inevitable is for future generations to deal with. we can hope that they will learn how to adapt. on the other hand, we can put the brakes on now before the car gets any closer to the edge

. >> reporter: and what really got him going, the g.o.p. ain that he's weak on terrorism because he refuses to use the term "radical islam". >> there's not been a moment in my seven and a half years as president where we have not been able to pursue a strategy because we didn't use the label, "radical islam." not once has an advisor of mine said, man, if we really use that phrase, we're going to turn this whole thing around. not once. so someone seriously thinks that we don't know who we're fighting? >> reporter: all that as the candidate obama endorsed delivered a more measured version of the same message. >> he is fixated on the words radical islam. now, i must say i find this strange. is donald trump suggesting that there are magic words that, once uttered, will stop terrorists from coming after us? >> reporter: hillary clinton continues to use trump's response to the orlando massacre to define him as too volatile for the white house. >> yesterday morning, just one day after the massacre, he went on tv and suggested that president obama i

while man is arrested for plotting to kill the g.o.p.'s presumptive nominee. hundreds of firefighters battle western wildfires fed by triple-digit heat on a sizzling start to summer. what happened during the three-hour standoff with the orlando gunman? >> our officers were intermittently in and out of that club rescuing people from inside the club. >> pelley: and broadway helps a wounded nation heal. captioning sponsored by cbs

donald trump's call for torture and president obama taking up the g.o.p. without naming him. >>> plus $24 million in possible drug money seized by police. >>> and a rain-soaked land skap causes massive damage to homes. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning everyone. u.s. airstrikes have hit in the iraqi city killing 250 islamic state fighters. a senior official tells nbc news it destroyed about 200 vehicles fleeing one of their strongholds. video released by iraq's city of defense. we starltd after an isis convoy was reported fleeing just outside the city. if confirmed the strikes among the deadliest ever against isis. it is days after more than two years. >>> police in turkey raided a series of neighborhoods in istanbul. it left dozens dead. according to the state police lead by special forces carried out the simultaneous raids in 15 locations. 13 suspects detained and three of those are foreign nationals. no group has taken responsible but the airport is now up and running. investigation is still underway and while america's c.i.a. chief says

the u.s. house g.o.p. leaders will not allow a vote this week to a proposal to ensure federal contractors cannot discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation. tammy to you. a pew poll on same sex marriage. conservatives, republicans, opposing 1%. moderate republicans 34%, overall 60%, i thought that donald trump's overtures to the lgbt community was brilliant, i thought it was heart felt, should the rest of the party follow his lead. >> i have been saying this for some is time, people of faith can be for traditional marriage and not against homosexuals or gays. this is why you have a commitment to marriage as your faith presents it, it is not because you hate gay people, it because that is what you were raised in your belief, i think there is in christian ethic. and withins american sensibility we love underdogs, we love being different, as a nation we're different, this fits in, but i think what happened is republicans have already polls have shown that republicans have agreed with gay marriage, it is t

donald trump, the g.o.p.'s presumptive nominee, campaigned in las vegas today. the cupertino company says it doesn't support trump's controversial comments about women, immigrants, and minorities. >>> again we're following breaking nut out of san francisco where a massive fire has left an entire neighborhood in shambles. an update on the mission district fire ahead. much bigger impact on one vendor, and meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast when >>> an update on breaking news in san francisco where a huge fire has forced evacuation of nearly 50 residents. flames were shooting out of buildings near mission and 29th streets around 2:30 this afternoon. a total of eight buildings were involved. so far, no injuries have been reported. residents living nearby are being told to shut their windows and doors to avoid letting the chemicals that may be in the air. crews have not yet called the fire contained but appear to be making progress. displaced residents are being told to go to the safeway parking lot at mission and virginia for red cross help. get breaking news a

should the g.o.p. turn and run from their presumptive presidential nominee, donald trump? mr. trump: we're building a wall. he's a mexican. fernando: republican leaders categorically condemned trump for his attack on the federal judge presiding over the trump university fraud lawsuit. paul ryan: claiming a person can't do their job because of their race is sort of the textbook definition of a racist comment. mitch mcconnell: it's time to quit attacking various people you've competed with. fernando: after days of additional attacks against the judge, trump did try to walk back his comments, saying they were misconstrued. then he took to the teleprompter with a canned message. donald trump: i understand the responsibility. fernando: will republicans leaders now un-endorse donald trump? joining me now to explore this question is "washington post" conservative blogger jennifer rubin. welcome back to the program. ms. rubin: nice to be here. fernando: i have been reading all your recent columns and your last one was so impactful, you were suggesting that republican leaders effectivel

right now by refusing to hold a boat on a bill supported by 90% of the american people, the g.o.p. ignoring that will, so the democrats are trying to shock the system back into working. sort of like what you do when you put a dollar into a vending machine for a kit kat and it gets stuck in the coil, you are well within your rights to smack the (bleep) out of that machine. you get in there and smack the (bleep) out of that machine and if paul ryan comes along and says, that's uncalled for, you go, who cares, that's my mother (bleep) kit kat in there and i'm going to get it out! (cheers and applause) and if i may, one more thing about paul ryan himself, the problem with paul ryan -- hey, guys, looks like paul ryan managed to shut our cameras off so i'm coming to you live from periscope and i encourage every one of you to join me and let your voices be heard. thank you so much. that's what democracy is about, people. and thank you. i appreciate it. thank you so much. democracy is supposed to represent the will of the people, right, and -- (laughter) that's true, pandaings are indeed s

pulling out of the g.o.p. orities, joining us for his take is stuart varney, what do you make of this, mr. stuart? >> i think that apple has become one of the most politicized and political of all major companies in the last generation. they just announced, okay, they're not going to help finance, not going to help with technical support the g.o.p. convention, okay, got that. before thehem, it was tim cook expressing strong suppt for gay marriage, he says he doesn't want climate skeptics to be any part of his business and refused to open the san bernardino iphone, he didn't want to do that, didn't want to open it up and now he's withdrawn support for the g.o.p. convention. there's something going on here. the man is shifting left, maybe as a way of placating china, i don't know. but that's not working 'cause the chinese are poking him with his crazy patent infringement suit that may or may not keep going. they're a very politicized company and don't think it's doing much good. sandra: you saw what happened with

what this means for his campaign and the g.o.p. >> ifill: plus, a newshour exclusive: after a two-yearstanford researchers find shocking racial injustices by the oakland police department. >> even when we took out stops that resulted in arrests, we found that one in four black men, for example, were handcuffed, compared to one in 15 white men. >> woodruff: all that and more,

to get a hearing in the vote and senate, something both hillary clinton and bernie sanders did as well. texas officials and g.o.ps a victory for the rule of law and separation of powers. reacting to the decision, donald trump said this: a, quote, blocked one of the most unsuspensional actions ever untaken by the president. the executive amnesty from president obama wiped away immigration rules written where i dong, giving work permits to benefits to people illegally in the country. added that clinton's immigration policy would, he says, give away american jobs and make the u.s. less safe. and without saying trump's name the president seemed to be addressing the presumptive g.o.p. nominee in his remarks today as well. >> it is my firm belief that immigration is not something to fear. we don't have to wall ourselves off from those who may not look like us right now or pray like we do or have a different last name. >> we will get opinions again, 10:00 a.m. monday morning. likely include a rid cal decision -- critical decision on abortion regular layings in texas. a tied there could make a difference. we'll see. >>>

no. ( applause ) anyhow, yesterday obama made it clear he doesn't need to use the g.o.p.'s phrase. >> there's not been a moment in my seven and a half years as president where we have not been able to pursue a strategy brawz... we didn't use... the label... "radical islam." >> larry: seven and a half years? i think your pauses took up seven of those years. look, i've said i believe trump needs to think more before he speaks, but, honestly, obama you need to think less while you're speaking. just say it! but obama is right. refusing the term requested ratical islam "has not made him soft on the middle east. i mean, when it comes to terrorists, he's ruined more plots than an obnoxious coworker live tweeting "game of thrones." >> if there's anyone out there who thinks we're confused about who our enemies are, that would come as a surprise to the thousands of terrorists who we have taken off the battlefield. >> larry: "taken off the battlefield?" mr. president. if i may say, i don't think you're using the proper language here. just seems a little soft. may i suggest something

. >>> as the g.o.p. comes together the democrats are still divided. days away from the california primary, bernie sanders supporters claim he could still become the nominee. >>> and word of a stem cell treatment that has stroke victims making dramatic recoveries. how the results stunned the researchers and what it means for treating other patients. that's all ahead this hour. >> i'm john scott. donald trump has changed his mind about his old republican rival ted cruz after calling the senator, lyin' ted over and over again of here's what trump told supporters last night. >> ted cruz is no longer a liar. 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 s

while a man is arrested for plotting to kill the g.o.p.'s presumptive nominee. ndreds of firefighters battle western wildfires fed by triple- digit heat on a sizzling start to summer. what happened during the three- hour standoff with the orlando gunman? >> our officers were intermittently in and out of that club rescuing people from inside the club. >> pelley: and broadway helps a wounded nation heal. >> ♪ ...love, sweet love what the world needs now...♪ captioning sponsored by cbs

while man is arrested for plotting to kill the g.o.p.'s presumptive nominee. e western wildfires fed by triple-digit heat on a sizzling start to summer. what happened during the three-hour standoff with the orlando gunman? >> our officers were intermittently in and out of that club rescuing people from inside the club. >> pelley: and broadway helps a wounded nation heal. captioning sponsored by cbs this