weld: we do plan to run as unified team. the late great paul cellucci and i ran as unified team. meet for governor and then him for lieutenant governor. it was a total unified administration. the lieutenant governor didn't have separate staff. everything was done together. gary and i have talked about this. if we are successful the best way to organize the white house would be for the vice president to have no staff. there could be no striking of staff against each other. the total unified approach. does help that gary and i see the issues exactly the same way and free of good personal chemistry. we've known each other for 20 years. having viability to compete is money. are you going to be embarking on governorsing effort? absolutely. i want to have a web-based fundraising effort like bernie sanders and howard dean. that could be a productive line. i read that half of the major republican donors have not yet lined up to support donald trump. i was people's national finance chairman when he ran for president in 1995. i was mitt romney's co-finance chairman in new york. in 2012.008

we do plan to run as a unified team.se of you who have familiarity with massachusetts in the 1990's will recall that we ran as a unified team, me for governor and him for lieutenant governor. it was a totally unified administration. the lieutenant governor did not have separate staff. there were no issues. everything was done together. gary and i have talked about this. if we were successful in the best way to organize the white house would be for the vice president to have no staff so that they can beaf staff and a totally unified approach. the death helped that we see the issues exactly the same way and have good personal chemistry and have known each other for 20 years. are you going to be embarking on a fund-raising efforts, and can you talk to us about what that will look like? >> absolutely. that is one of my responsibilities here in iowa to fundraisingased effort. we do need to appeal to the u. the millennials. that could be a line. wilson's national finance chairman when he ran for president in 1995, and i was th

team. >> unifying and growing the party is the only way we're going to win. >> trevor: why does he seem so-- was' going on there. unifie, it's the only way to get through this. i love that. yeah. unifie,u nity. yeah, reminded me of that queen latifah song except the people singing this time are neither women or black. so the party leadership is calling for unity amongst all the republicans. just like the primaries, it's going very well. >> a deep divide within the republican party. >> the frak sured republican party. >> split hard. >> mitt romney saying he won't even vote let alone attends cop vengs. >> dick cheney throwing his support to the frontrunner bns both president bush saying you won see them at the republican convention. >> mitch mcconnell is promising to support the nominee. >> john mccain won't be attending. >> senator rand paul said he is endorsing the nominee. >> in is no reason for me to go to the convention. >> trevor: what do you mean there's no reason to go? what about the gift bags? and here's how the fighting is breaking down. right now the republicans are basically spl

. >> and is his team unified?a lot of talk about the rift between corey lewandowski and paul manafort. have they patched things up? >> it's a little unclear. you do hear different things from different people. there's a sense anyone coming into the trump campaign to overhaul the operation and totally change what trump is going to be doing is not going to come out on the winning end of that effort. one of the things that corey lewandowski has said repeatedly is you have to let trump by trump and one of my takeaways from the interview is trump is going to be trump. when you're bringing in new people into a very small campaign like the one trump has run, you're going to have some hurt feelings and have people angling for power. he's the one who runs the operation. it's not a staffer. it's the candidate himself. this is a chance for him to show his management experience. >> julie pace, who is on the white house and politics beat for the associated press, her interview is available online. thank you for being with us.

you're seeing our team unify and i think that despite all of the media concern for the republican party, it's all coming around. the polls show it. not just in terms of the republican unify byuunity but t trajectory is up for donald trump and down for hillary clinton but conversely on the left is a huge split for policy. bernie sanders saying unless the party moves far to the extreme, they're not going to unify. he's prepared to go with a set of far left ideas whether it's foreign policy or domestic that are dividing that party big time. and as a result, a large amount of bernie sanders voters will not vote for hillary clinton and saying they'll support donald trump and then you take it further, and you've seen all of these calls for the chair of the democratic national committee come down and actively supporting her primary opponent, unheard of in politics. >> what's also pretty unusual, sean, the 2012 presidential nominee mitt romney is by far not on board as far as donald trump is concern. in fact, in an interview just posted in the "wall street journal," romney said this. i wanted m

ran as a unified team he became the governor right after me.was a totally unified administration. the lieutenant governor did not have separate staff. there was no issues. everything was done together. very and i talked about this. i think it we are successful, the best way to organize the white house would be for the vice president to have no staff, so there could me notes 19 of of staffiping against each other. it does help that gary and i see the issues the same way. the campaign having viability and resources to compete is money. i going to be embarking on a fundraising effort and can you talk to is a little bit about what that would look like? gov. weld: i consider that one of my response abilities here. i want to have a web-based berniesing effort a la sanders. that could be a productive line. i read that half of the major republican donors have not yet lined up to donate to mr. trump, and i was the wilson's national finance chairman when he ran for president in 1995. i was mitt romney's co-financial chair in new york in both 2008 and 201

team, the yes, please give it up. >> (clapping.) >> the department of children, youth, and families and maria and sue and her family are here give it up for them, the san francisco unifiedchool district learning alarming and her team are here. >> (clapping.) >> and then were fortunate this is a public-private in time community effort so we're going we're fortunate in san francisco to have a wealth of 234789s organizations that provide workforce support shout out and we have caulk and community youth center of san francisco and medication and confirmation development and imp and zika extra additional, of course, i did not know community developers give it up for them. >> (clapping.) >> and then some companies that have stepped up to the plate in providing support you've heard from mike and providing jobs and opportunity for young people he'll shout out to the presenting partner j.p. morgan chase for they're tremendous commitment and support and neurology us to create those opportunities give it up for j.p. morgan chase. >> (clapping.) >> our platinum spornts pg&e one of the founding partners tunney the ceo when we first had the idea of doing this fwashth other ceo's and

so yes we see the fed then to the white house and treasury as part of a unified political and executive team. something that some people view and acquire. that's often what they're talking about. >> but why do i think that you can't legislate that away and part of that is the frustrating tension on the one hand and this idea of competence on the other. you want to keep this technically pure central banker doing things with the beeswax in the areas so they're not influenced and i think that's a marriage. i don't think it can happen. it's a bad system to have elections influence central bankers but identify a better one so we want the democratic output. the same legislation that takes the secretary of the treasury off the board in 1935 coincides with the most subservient federal reserve system in history between 1935 and roughly 1951. so legislation can really matter that matters a lot. that's a legal difference for sure but that heeds to a game of legal whack-a-mole. there's changes i would make to the federal reserve structure and it's system but the better approach i think is to say here's

. >> and is his team unified?a lot of talk about the rift between corey lewandowski and paul manafort. have they patched things up? >> it's a little unclear. you do hear different things from different people. there's a sense anyone coming into the trump campaign to overhaul the operation and totally change what trump is going to be doing is not going to come out on the winning end of that effort. one of the things that corey lewandowski has said repeatedly is you have to let trump by trump and one of my takeaways from the interview is trump is going to be trump. when you're bringing in new people into a very small campaign like the one trump has run, you're going to have some hurt feelings and have people angling for power. he's the one who runs the operation. it's not a staffer. it's the candidate himself. this is a chance for him to show his management experience. >> julie pace, who is on the white house and politics beat for the associated press, her interview is available online. thank you for being with us.

unify. >> i'm joined by a reporting team like none other cnn senior political reporter, chief political correspond dana bash and senior white house correspondent jim acosta. let's get this party started. there is unity in this party. dana bash, i will start with you. you did your famous technique of drive by sound byte and you caught the man of the hour other than speaker ryan and donald trump and it was reince priebus. i think your question was spot on. does he feel like a marriage counselor? take me to what he said and what you felt in what he said. >> down the street from where we are right now which is the capitol at the rnc where meez morning meetings took place. and the very first meeting was just three men. it was the house speaker, donald trump and it was the republican national committee chair reince priebus. so he, of course, was somebody who we wanted to ask about what happened in that initial meeting between the two of them. he was very cautious but here is what he said. >> i think the headline is positive first step towards unifying the party. it was a great meeting. >> that doesn't t

does team trump need to unify behind more conventional ideals behind the party or go a different way? donald trump has certainly gone a long way. we had 17 run for president and a week ago ted cruz was still blasting away at donald trump. it takes time and the vast majority of those have endorsed donald trump and gotten on board with his campaign. what donald trump will do is more focused on uniting the voters than party apparatus. i think the party apparatus will come along as long as the voters come along. it's a neck and neck race with hillary clinton and donald trump. and the meeting with speaker ryan and traditional leadership of the party, he's reaching out to those folks and will continue that and i think he will continue talking to marco rubio and ted cruz that quite aren't there yet. >> and you mentioned not quite long ago the fact that ben carson had reached out to speaker ryan's office. we're just getting confirmation. i'm trying to call up my e-mail. my phone froze. and confirmation from a source that carson's team did reach out and a phone call scheduled between the two p

dedicated leaders that want us to make a difference and hopeful with the unified department and unified focus and team that may be that we will be able to address some of the long term and stubborn issues we are facing in the city. we believe that the state needs to chip in more for funding affordable housing and shelter and making sure where there are counties that don't have a 365 day shelter that we are many ways mandated to provide that for our residents. thank you so much mrs. cohen. seeing no comments from the committee i'm sure we will have more later. i'll open up for public comment. i have one speaker cards, jenny freedenbalk and any other members that would like to speak on this item--i apologize, i thought your card was for the next item but it is for this item as well. we would love to hear your thoughts on this as well. thank you. >> regardsless if your proposal is granted per taining to the the emergency or not, you still have a problem. in the event that the proposal is granted, you still have to include homeless low income people to extremely low income people and the calculation on al

dedicated leaders that want us to make a difference and hopeful with the unified department and unified focus and team that may be that we will be able to address some of the long term and stubborn issues we are facing in the city. we believe that the state needs to chip in more for funding affordable housing and shelter and making sure where there are counties that don't have a 365 day shelter that we are many ways mandated to provide that for our residents. thank you so much mrs. cohen. seeing no comments from the committee i'm sure we will have more later. i'll open up for public comment. i have one speaker cards, jenny freedenbalk and any other members that would like to speak on this item--i apologize, i thought your card was for the next item but it is for this item as well. we would love to hear your thoughts on this as well. thank you. >> regardsless if your proposal is granted per taining to the the emergency or not, you still have a problem. in the event that the proposal is granted, you still have to include homeless low income people to extremely low income people and the calculation on al

dedicated leaders that want us to make a difference and hopeful with the unified department and unified focus and team that may be that we will be able to address some of the long term and stubborn issues we are facing in the city. we believe that the state needs to chip in more for funding affordable housing and shelter and making sure where there are counties that don't have a 365 day shelter that we are many ways mandated to provide that for our residents. thank you so much mrs. cohen. seeing no comments from the committee i'm sure we will have more later. i'll open up for public comment. i have one speaker cards, jenny freedenbalk and any other members that would like to speak on this item--i apologize, i thought your card was for the next item but it is for this item as well. we would love to hear your thoughts on this as well. thank you. >> regardsless if your proposal is granted per taining to the the emergency or not, you still have a problem. in the event that the proposal is granted, you still have to include homeless low income people to extremely low income people and the calculation on al

dedicated leaders that want us to make a difference and hopeful with the unified department and unified focus and team that may be that we will be able to address some of the long term and stubborn issues we are facing in the city. we believe that the state needs to chip in more for funding affordable housing and shelter and making sure where there are counties that don't have a 365 day shelter that we are many ways mandated to provide that for our residents. thank you so much mrs. cohen. seeing no comments from the committee i'm sure we will have more later. i'll open up for public comment. i have one speaker cards, jenny freedenbalk and any other members that would like to speak on this item--i apologize, i thought your card was for the next item but it is for this item as well. we would love to hear your thoughts on this as well. thank you. >> regardsless if your proposal is granted per taining to the the emergency or not, you still have a problem. in the event that the proposal is granted, you still have to include homeless low income people to extremely low income people and the calculation on al

unified? >> absolutely. that's news to me. we have never -- i've never heard of any inside turmoil. i've worked with corey very closely. and i'm part of paul manafort's delegate team absolutely not. we are all unified and we have one goal in miami-dade and that is to get donald trump elected and in the white house. >> to be fair, it is our reporting that the trump campaign never said that wylie was a short-term hire. so why is he gone now? >> it was always my understanding that he was a short-term hire. and i work for donald trump. so we -- that was always my understanding, is that he was just short-it term. >> well, let me ask you on another topic, where there has been some division. paul manafort, as you know, top trump aide, told the "huffington post" trump is unlikely to pick a woman or minority because, quote, that would be viewed as pandering. we heard trump say today he was misquoted. what exactly did manafort say? >> i don't know what paul had said in that regard. i do know donald trump well and i know that donald trump hires talent. and gender is not a job qualification for mr. trump. he hires the best. and if you look into the trump organization, the top

we see the fed, then, as an ajudeant to the white house and treasury as part of the unified political and executive team. something that some people view as actually required. some people want an exy tension fed, that's often what we are talking about. why do i think you can't ledge state that away? legislate that away, and part of that is the frustrating tension between democratic legitimacy on the one hand, and the idea of technocratic competence on the other. we want to keep this technically pure central banker doing things with the beeswax in the ears, so they are not influenced, and i think that is a mirage. i do not think it can appen. i'm down right churchillian, it's a bad system to have elections influence central bankers at the level of personnel, but identify a better one. does it have the chairs of all the economic departments of the ivy league weigh in and decide to gets to be the fed chair? that's not a good system. what we want to do, have that democratic input where you're going to get people like arthur burns, and frankly, mayor eackles is one of my hero, the same legislation that takes

unify. >> trump met with the entire house republican leadership team and sat down with senate republicans to talk policy and politics. he is at a washington, d.c. law firm having more meetings before he heads back to new york. let's talk about all the day's events and the impact it could have on the presidential race and the impact on republicans in general. jim acosta is our senior white house correspondent. dana bash is our chief political correspond. you know capitol hill very well. unity seems to be the message of the day. the republicans are pushing. then again i didn't hear a formal endorsement from paul ryan of donald trump. >> you didn't hear it because there wasn't an endorsement. that was abundantly clear that paul ryan was not ready to do that. unity is the word of the day. i think you have to not be listening at all to get that. it is some form of that word unite or unify out of the mouths of everybody across the board. still paul ryan's office at least just sent out an interesting tweet with the photo of him with school girls and the caption said my most important meeting of

unified party. i think that team mentality is something that came across today. >> in a way, people look at what speakeryan said last week and say, that might have been like a warning shot. hey, you need to come aboard and start trying to unite us. that's what paul ryan said and possibly it worked. kelly ann, let me bring you in. do you think donald trump -- i don't think this is going to happen but do you think donald trump can win the presidency without the serious backing and endorsement of republicans on capitol hill? >> i think he'll have the backing and today was a giant step toward doing that. he did what politicians did, he visits them. put on a charm offensive and he gave them access to their presumptive republican nominee. i have to say, too, that i think these republican senators and staffers and house members must smell blood in the democratic water today because what you heard from others involved in the official capacity is something you don't hear right now out of the democratic party and not unify there and bernie sanders doubling down beating hillary clinton in 20 states and saying just

. >> and is his team unified?a lot of talk about the rift between corey lewandowski and paul manafort. have they patched things up? >> it's a little unclear. you do hear different things from different people. there's a sense anyone coming into the trump campaign to overhaul the operation and totally change what trump is going to be doing is not going to come out on the winning end of that effort. one of the things that corey lewandowski has said repeatedly is you have to let trump by trump and one of my takeaways from the interview is trump is going to be trump. when you're bringing in new people into a very small campaign like the one trump has run, you're going to have some hurt feelings and have people angling for power. he's the one who runs the operation. it's not a staffer. it's the candidate himself. this is a chance for him to show his management experience. >> julie pace, who is on the white house and politics beat for the associated press, her interview is available online. thank you for being with us.

establishment leaders, the republican national committee, people who want to unify the party to get everyone on the same team but is going to be a lot easier said than done. you have a track record, the trail of all the republican candidates who ran against donald trump and the harsh things they said against him, not just iowa ideological differences but real substantiative differences and hillary clinton and her allies are already airing that dirty laundry as we look toward the election so this is not going to be an easy reunion for republicans and i suspect 15 to 20 percent of the public and voters couldn't stomach the possibility of voting for trump in a general election. jon: in the early going that number was higher. i remember some of the early polling about donald trump when he first got into the race and there were huge numbers of republicans who said they could never vote for him. he seems to have on them over in the general election, the supporters as we've seen in the republican primary are going to be with him no matter what. he's going to get 40 percent just from the base and the working-class v

. >> after shrugging off the need to unify the he's focusing on the general election and announced chris christie would lead his transition team if he wins in november and marco rubio will not be part of the trump administration. he is not interested in the vp job. trump is continuing to blast hillary and bill clinton but the democratic front run ser refusing to take the bait. >> i have been very clear that a lot of his rhetoric is not only reckless, it's dangerous. >>> clinton added she's responding to trump on the issues that voters care about but still trying to win over more democrats. she's facing off with bernie sanders today in the west virginia primary. >>> this morning a new jersey prison escapee on the run for nearly a week is back in custody. arthur buckel was spotted yesterday and held at gunpoint while corrections officers put him in handcuffs. buckel escaped daysef parole. >>> a fired city administrate ser accusing the mayor of flint, michigan of searing donors to a political action committee. it charges the mayor redirected money to give did the money to the mayor's own fund not approved by the city. the mayor i

question to you and donald trump, does it help him to form his policy teams, weight on the vp announcement but along the way unify, bring the policy teams on key issues, healthcare bring the policy teams on domestic security, international issues? >> absolutely. he is putting teams together. it was a solo operation but he is in a different stage, he has to ramp up faster than he anticipated on healthcare. it is a very emotional issue. even people with health insurance now finally have access to medical care. these crazy deductibles. it is a right issue and if he gets good ideas, doing it on thursday. medicare requiring hospitals and clinics for all their services and treatments to see in advance. and another one charging $300. and understand unhappy experiences. in many hospitals, are just enraged. sandra: have you endorsed him? >> i am endorsing the nominee which is no question who the nominee is going to be. dagen: you will endorse donald trump. sandra: this just coming into our newsroom, expect the house gop discussion on donald trump, the weekly conference meeting at 9 am taking place at capitol hill but this

team, the yes, please give it up. >> (clapping.) >> the department of children, youth, and families and maria and sue and her family are here give it up for them, the san francisco unifiedchool district learning alarming and her team are here. >> (clapping.) >> and then were fortunate this is a public-private in time community effort so we're going we're fortunate in san francisco to have a wealth of 234789s organizations that provide workforce support shout out and we have caulk and community youth center of san francisco and medication and confirmation development and imp and zika extra additional, of course, i did not know community developers give it up for them. >> (clapping.) >> and then some companies that have stepped up to the plate in providing support you've heard from mike and providing jobs and opportunity for young people he'll shout out to the presenting partner j.p. morgan chase for they're tremendous commitment and support and neurology us to create those opportunities give it up for j.p. morgan chase. >> (clapping.) >> our platinum spornts pg&e one of the founding partners tunney the ceo when we first had the idea of doing this fwashth other ceo's and

unify. that is next. ♪ >> you can see that we are up almost triple digits. third team on the s&p and nasdaq composite.losing the day down. more than 3%. 2%, i should say. jobs in middle eastern countries. more supply on the market. puerto rico is that. puerto rico suffering from economic stagnation. it owes its investors $70 billion. a quick look at carnival here. a historic cruz to cuba. arriving into havana cuba this morning. the first time. we will be right back with my intel on by ted cruz needs to start listening to the people. ♪ >> confronting reality. a bit of a spoiled sport in the process. >> going to support donald trump if he is the nominee. >> i will be donald trump. i am not willing to concede this country. >> dragging this whole thing out. the democrats. telling ted cruz to get on board. trailing in indiana by at least 15 points. that whole vp stunt. it did not help. nor did the kasich alliance. i am thinking we may be ready to appoint our secretary of state or secretary of labor by the end of the week. this is really desperation. it is tough. very tough. candidates need to say, enough i

future but in the end i believe when the fall election comes around, that we'll have a team that is united, that is unifiedw hillary clinton to get a third term for barack obama. his policies have failed this country. 2/3 of the american people believe the country is on the wrong track when it comes to national security, to the economy, to obamacare. these policies haven't worked. we need a new direction. martha: you know he what? a lot of people sort in the rise of trump have pointed the finger at you guys frankly. people on capitol hill are not getting anything done. now you guys will sit down with donald trump. what are you going to say to him? how are you going to approach that part of this equation? >> well look, in order for anything consequential to happen here in washington you have to have presidential leadership. yes, we in the united states senate i believe in the last few years have tried to get some things done and i think been fairly successful given what we're dealing with, a president who opposes us at every turn. we would like to work with a president that actually wants to get things done

team. urgency to unify the republican party, urgency to build a campaign that can win in a general election in the last 48 hours. donald trump changing his -- from bomb bank. >> i built a fortune. >> reporter: to every day american. >> i view myself as a person that like everybody else is fighting for survival. that's all i view myself as. and i really view myself now as somewhat of a messenger. >> reporter: as the anti-trump movement is struggling to find a figurehead, unable to entice a candidate to join the fray with a third-party run. >> a third-party candidacy would be viewed as kind of a silly thing, and i don't think it's appropriate. >> reporter: john kasich, ohio governor and former presidential candidate telling cnn he won't take the plunge. >> i gave it my best where i am and i just think running third party doesn't feel right. i think it's not constructive. >> reporter: billionaire mark cuban also contacted about a possible run, also in the "no" column. >> it's impossible for it to work. there's not enough time to get on ballots. the hurdles are just too great. it was a ridiculo

unified. the workforce under the message was the right thing to do. we all came away as one team saying that. >> the first meeting of its kind, general manager paul wiedefeld to everyone in room that nothing comes before safety. this is after a string of safety problems. the new safety mandates from the f.d.a. today wiedefeld told the manager if you can't get on board, you might not be a good fit. >> they know where i am coming from. >> mentioning the alice rule. named after he is daughter telling managers don't let riders on any part of the system you wouldn't put your family. >> look at what we do every day is serving somebody in the family. >> back live in rush hour. many of the riders are getting all too used to dealing with delays. do ride others think it will change anything? we have more coming up. leon: we are in record territory as another rainy day blankets the area. after a midday break more rain coming in. if we get more than a hundredth of an inch of rain at reagan national airport it will be the 14th day we had to grab a raincoat and umbrella. richard reeve live fro

unifying the party. here's what he told reporters last night while praising donald trump's campaign. >> our teams are meeting next week to go over the deeper meaning of the policies we have been talking about which come from the principles we share as republicans. donald trump should be given a ton of credit for advancing and widening the playing field. he's bringing new voters to the republican party by the millions and that's impressive. >> house speaker ryan appeared to ignore reporter's question asking if the nominee is someone his kids could look up to. i asked dr. carson that question and here's his answer. >> do you see donald trump as a role model for your grandchildren? >> does he have qualities that you would like to emulate, yes. do you have qualities you would not like to emulate, yes. as does everybody else. >> donald trump is off the campaign trail as he attends his daughter's graduate from the university of pennsylvania. vice president biden will be there to see his daughter walk across the stage. hillary clinton sb holding a rally in kentucky. both are stumping today in kentucky ahead of tues

unify against them. >> in the investigation into your e-mail server. apparently the fbi's contacted your team in terms of talking to you. what can you tell us about that? >> no one has reached out to me yet but last summer, last august i made it clear i'm more than ready to talk to anybody anytime and i've encouraged all my assistants to be very forthcoming and i hope this is close to being wrapped up. >> so nobody said hillary clinton we'd like to sit down and talk to you from the fbi. >> not at this point. >> if there is this moment where voters are look in a general election context and looking at view versus donald trump some voters may be paying attention in a different way. what is your answer to those w that's a big deal. what do you say to them? >> what i've said many months. it's a security inquiry. i always took classified material seriously and there was any material marked classified market or received by me and i look forward to being this wrapped up. >> what have you learned about this? >> well, it's a mistake and i've said and will say it again it seemed like a convenient idea

team player. alix: what else has he done to unify?not seen it yet week as he's only been presumptive for a couple of days. he is going after hillary clinton more. in other ways, he is doing -- he is sending a lot of signals by the people he surrounds himself. this started a couple of weeks ago when he hired paul manefort to help run his campaign. today, he hired a national finance chair who has ties to goldman sachs and is considered to be an inside player in wall street. these are all signals that he is sending that i was an outsider and still am but i am willing to bring people into the fold. scarlet: he is rounding out his team. the most concern is who he will round out the team with as far as a vice president. many people say the likely pick will be someone from the 2016 presidential field. maybe john kasich? >> he was asked about this and he put it at a 40% chance that someone ran and the race so he is downplaying it. scarlet: that's still pretty high. >> it really is in the things -- what we know is the things he said is it will

unifying the republican party behind him. his relationship with house speaker paul ryan and the rest of the house gop leadership appears to be moving in the right direction. >> teamsood step in the right direction. we are making progress. >> reporter: more good news for trump. a new fox news poll shows him leading hillary clinton by three points nationwide for the first time in a hypothetical head to head general election matchup. but he trails underdog democratic candidate bernie sanders by four points. >> you know what? i think we are going to swing the west coast! >> reporter: the poll numbers favors sanders are a stark reminder of how tight the democratic race remains. all eyes focusing on the few remaining primary states like california where they are hoping a clear winner to avoid a contentious convention. >> not only does california matter for the primary but it is important to us that the candidates have a chance to engage voters throughout the country. in 2008, that was a good thing. >> report

team, the yes, please give it up. >> (clapping.) >> the department of children, youth, and families and maria and sue and her family are here give it up for them, the san francisco unifiedchool district learning alarming and her team are here. >> (clapping.) >> and then were fortunate this is a public-private in time community effort so we're going we're fortunate in san francisco to have a wealth of 234789s organizations that provide workforce support shout out and we have caulk and community youth center of san francisco and medication and confirmation development and imp and zika extra additional, of course, i did not know community developers give it up for them. >> (clapping.) >> and then some companies that have stepped up to the plate in providing support you've heard from mike and providing jobs and opportunity for young people he'll shout out to the presenting partner j.p. morgan chase for they're tremendous commitment and support and neurology us to create those opportunities give it up for j.p. morgan chase. >> (clapping.) >> our platinum spornts pg&e one of the founding partners tunney the ceo when we first had the idea of doing this fwashth other ceo's and

team coverage to put it all in perspective. >> a lot of republican operatives and they can unify their party and billionaire businessman who theyhought would be their nominee. >> paul ryan and his republican lawmakers are back on capitol hill facing their new reality and donald trump in a struggle >> we shouldn't just pretend that our party is unified when we know it is not. >> trump tweeted i look very much forward to meeting with paul ryan and the gop party leadership on thursday in d.c. together, we will beat the dems at all levels. trump is closer, but trails hillary clinton nationally by five in today's nbc news survey monkey poll. >> a five-point win if that actually occurs in november will be a truly big win for democrats who will allow them to pick up numerous senate seats and house seats, but senate republican leaders sounded upbeat. >> we know hillary clinton will be four more years of barack obama and that in the end will be enough to unify republicans across the country. >> still senator ted cruz in washington after being beaten by donald trump is not urging his supporters, at least not yet, to back trump. >> there

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unifier? >> for a lot of these guys, once they were forced to leave the military, they didn't have any recognition as part of being part of a team wear your national flag again on your left chest, on your left arm, is such a massive thing for these guys. >> and they are some of the best competitors that you'll find. >> our thanks to robin and the first lady and the prince. the invictus games continue tonight on espn2. thank you for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, have a good evening. good night. >> this web cam is appointing at a piece of nature here in the city. on the roof with the nesting peregrine falcons ahead on abc7 news. >> several officers of color said without a doubt we're a culture of bias. certain officers just said no institutional bias. >> we're seeing results from months of investigation into how the san francisco police department is treating the public. good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. this comes after a difficult chapter in the sfpd. >> the department's officers have sent text messages. >> there are protests over several de

teamed up with a campaign called transform california. the coalition wants all schools to do what the san francisco unified school done to create a safe environment for transgender students. >> it's critical in this moment when seeing across the country launch attacks against the transgender community. transform california is a statewide coalition committed to ending the type of violence harassment and discrimination that transgender people face. >> yesterday's rally held outside of mission high school in san francisco. >>> the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district is searching now for the right engineers to design new bridge suicide barriers. the project construct a suicide net first proposed in 2006 after increasing concerns that people were going to the bridge to jump. leaders want construction on a net to proceed ahead in the timely manner. yesterday's budget meeting funding was set aside for two engineers and so far two bids have come in from separate firms. a final decision could come as early as next month. >>> meanwhile, on san francisco's other iconic bridge, the bay bridge, a scheduling change. the bike path hours on th

team -- >> love in. >> it was a total love in. struck me as it's all -- now we're all unified. >> yeah. it's weird. right? it seemed like for megyn kelly there was a matter of personal pride a few months ago and i'm weirded out by the way she seems to have come around. >> really? >> i think it's embarrassing for her. she was attacked in ways that were like totally inappropriate and unprofessional and now for her job she's going and playing nice. i think it's weird. it -- >> well, it's good for ratings. >> a lot of people make money off that. >> like if you play devil's advocate, diplomat see the whole interview because i have been here all night, but to play devil's advocate there's something to be said for the female journalist who is willing to go back, take him on and rather than sort of running away -- >> well, it was not taking on. to me what this signalled -- to me it was the show runners of the campaign sort of wrapping up this thread, like a plot point before we enter into the next act of the plot. it was like, okay, we had the whole -- remember, we had the whole subplot with the beef with

i tell you as you pointed out, you're seeing almost the team get solidified quick, the republicans are unified a division. it's not just a personality division, but a policy divide with bernie sappeder esanders, it's israel or corporate. and there are those that will say they'll vote for donald trump and chair of the national committee. you want to talk about infighting, if you google infighting you'll see a picture of the dnc bernie and hillary. maria: it's amazing what's going on on that side, that's true. great assessment from you as always. the great divide. trump working to get key g.o.p. leaders. and the other side of the aisle, stuart varney will weigh in. lights, cameras, fans. the details on the selfie sticks that the world has been waiting for. back in a minute. . >> welcome back to another tennis channel french open court report. for fox business. serena williams is looking for a major title at roland gareos and the defending condition had no problem reaching the second rebounded in paris. the world number one had too much in other opening. and serena simply overpowering the slovaki

unifying, we go into the fall at half strength. we need to get to know each other and we as a leadership team are enjoying the fact that we have a chance to meet with him. >> i think i'm doing very well with paul ryan. we're going to have a meeting. we'll see if we make a deal, that will be great. >> the meeting on capitol hill with republican leaders, both in the house and senate side. let's bring in our panel and start there editor in chief of life, and mara liasson. >> what do you think will be said? >> i have a feeling they're going to agree to agree on some issues, maybe judges, types of judges who should be nominated to the court. some pro growth policies. maybe some reduction in government. deregulatory moves. but they'll probably leave off the table a couple of those big issues that paul ryan and he don't agree on. the obvious ones are immigration and trade. one might see sometime in the future, if trump indeed beats hillary in november. which i think he has a pretty decent shot of doing. maybe paul ryan ends up being a bit of a check on donald trump, he fancies himself as a bit of a check on trump in these areas. they say look

our teams are meeting next week to go over the principals that we universally republicans. let's not pretend that everyone is unified and on the same page. >> and then paul ryan was asked the easiest question a politician could ever be asked about the presidential nominee of his party. as long as that nominee is not donald trump. the question is do you believe that donald trump is someone that your kids can look up to? the question could not be simpler. it could not be more clear. >> i'm not interested in litigating the campaign in the past. i'm not focussed on waiting for the day to day commenting internet back and forths. i'm interested in preserving policies and principals that give the country a clear choice. >> and we'll take that as a no. this evening, to no one's surprise, john kasich ruled out a third-party challenge. >> that would be viewed as kind of a silly thing and i don't think it's appropriate. i don't think it would be the right thing to do. >> and he warns republicans about trying to hijack another party. >> they can try to hijack another party and get on the ballot but it's a suicide mission for a

team, the yes, please give it up. >> (clapping.) >> the department of children, youth, and families and maria and sue and her family are here give it up for them, the san francisco unifiedchool district learning alarming and her team are here. >> (clapping.) >> and then were fortunate this is a public-private in time community effort so we're going we're fortunate in san francisco to have a wealth of 234789s organizations that provide workforce support shout out and we have caulk and community youth center of san francisco and medication and confirmation development and imp and zika extra additional, of course, i did not know community developers give it up for them. >> (clapping.) >> and then some companies that have stepped up to the plate in providing support you've heard from mike and providing jobs and opportunity for young people he'll shout out to the presenting partner j.p. morgan chase for they're tremendous commitment and support and neurology us to create those opportunities give it up for j.p. morgan chase. >> (clapping.) >> our platinum spornts pg&e one of the founding partners tunney the ceo when we first had the idea of doing this fwashth other ceo's and

unifying, we go into the fall at half strength. we need to get to know each other and we as a leadership team are enjoying the fact that we have a chanceo meet with him. >> i think i'm doing very well with paul ryan. we're going to have a meeting. we'll see if we make a deal, that will be great. >> the meeting on capitol hill with republican leaders, both in the house and senate side. let's bring in our panel and start there editor in chief of life, and mara liasson. >> what do you think will be said? >> i have a feeling they're going to agree to agree on some issues, maybe judges, types of judges who should be nominated to the court. some pro growth policies. maybe some reduction in government. deregulatory moves. but they'll probably leave off the table a couple of those big issues that paul ryan and he don't agree on. the obvious ones are immigration and trade. one might see sometime in the future, if trump indeed beats hillary in november. which i think he has a pretty decent shot of doing. maybe paul ryan ends up being a bit of a check on donald trump, he fancies himself as a bit of a check on trump in these areas. they say look,