unit. today is the selection interview process. we're goingdo our best to screen out any people that might be detrimental to good order and discipline in the unit because we have to protect that. >> why are you requesting to join e-15? >> i would like to get away from negative peers. a lot of negative peers on the unit i'm on now. so i know that if i come here, i have an opportunity to go home. >> we get up at 4:50 in the morning. is that going to be a problem? >> no, sir. >> it's a very structured environment. go to bed at the same time. there's no horseplay, absolutely no horseplay. is that going to be a problem? >> no, sir. >> 2100 is lights out, taps. there is no talking. if you was to be caught talking, the whole room gets up and does p.t. >> p.t.? >> physical training. >> would you have any problems with that? >> no, sir. >> how are you going to be able to handle taking direction and orders from other guys in your position? >> well, sir, i would think to myself if i listen to them then maybe one day i'll be able to get up there and be ab

united going up 95. taking on the philadelphia union. only two points separating the two teams. ited snapping a two-game winless skid after beating the new york red bulls last friday. 2-0 was the final for that one. tonight they will reunite with the former fan favorite chris pontias and that makes the matchup even better. >> i'm sure he is excited to see us, his old teammates and staff. i played against him. all my career in l.a. also in college at santa barbara. i have seen him a robert: well, can he do it? the quest for the triple crown, nyquist preparing for the preakness. this is video on the track at pimlico. hoping to become the second straight horse to win the triple crown. last year was american pharaoh. he is a 3-5 favorite. the group dude perfect is at it again with the crazy shots. this time it's tyler tony from 533 feet up. leon: no way. robert: yes way. of course he hits it. that is crazy. according to the guinnessworldrecord.com the highest is 117 feet. i hate the trick shot stories because it gives maureen material. i hate it. i hate it. got to get them out of her

his ekg was normal, and he was cleared to go back to his unit. ou feel that going down there today and spending time down there like helped you any? no? >> not really. >> no? >> didn't really accomplish nothing. >> no? when did you say you think your mom's going to be able to bail you out, though? >> saturday. >> all right. let's go back in. >> though jarrett might be out of the jail in a few days, he uses the computer kiosk in his housing unit to once again request a transfer. >> i put it as -- to attention sergeant price, explained the whole situation, how i got on p.c. without actually being told where i was going, just asking for another unit. this is not what i wanted at all. i didn't want to be locked up. >>> coming up, the jail makes a decision on william jarrett. >>> and -- >> hey, baby girl, how you doing? >> joseph mayberry makes contact with the one person who matters most. ♪ if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if ot

this time the government is trying to be very careful making sure the units going inside the city where civilians live and there is civilian property will be sunni tribesmen who have been armed and trained by the baghdad government and elite golden brigade that is multisectarian and considered to be well trained and disciplined. those excesses we have seen in past can be avoided and the civilian population will not be alienated as has happened elsewhere in iraq during this war against isis. >> our senior international correspondent ben wedeman following it from rome. ben, thank you. >>> the pentagon says president obama ordered the assault that took out monsour because the taliban leader was plotting new attacks on americans. monsour was killed on saturday along pakistan's border. mansour posed specific threats. >>> bill cosby and his accuser could come face-to-face this week. the hearing is scheduled in philadelphia at 9:30 to see if there is sufficient evidence to take the case to trial. andrea constand accuse cosby of drugging and assaulting her when she visited his home in 2004. >>>

we're going to be united and we're going to come together and i'm very confident about that and this stuff is a whole lot of noise that we cannot allow to distract us. what happens, i said what needed to be said as did many others and now we need to move forward. >> is it time for another phone conversation with senator sanders at this sensitive moment? >> you know, i don't think i need to have another conversation with senator sanders at this moment. i think i need to focus on moving us forward. making sure we can prepare for the general election and making sure i can manage this primary effectively. there are numerous colleagues. barbara boxer. leader reid both spoke with him. there's no reason for me to pile on. we've all made the point, i think, senator and his campaign will take these points to hard and i expect and am confident that going forward, these are issues that we put behind us. >> we just got a statement from michael briggs, the bernie sanders campaign spokesman referring to hillary clinton's very narrow victory in kentucky and presidential primary last night. he said

for example the united states is going to deepen its relationship with japan and south korea. second, the united states, and this is already under way and ash carter has said this is going to happen, the secretary of defense, we are going to have to build out more intensive missile defense systems there. more exercises, more presence, more pressure, including, i think, regime-threatening kinds of sanctions, so what is the chinese reaction to that the chinese reaction to that is neglective. the chinese reaction is the united states building out extensive and more missile defense systems, become more deeply involved militarily in the reg orn makes the chinese more strajly uncomfortable. that's the conversation. because we say to the chinese leadership, and i have had these conversations with them as you know over the last few years, is this is not about you. this is not aimed at you. this is aimed at the regime in yong yang. and we at the united states and our allies here have to take steps to protect ourselves. what are we going to do about it together, and what are you going to

you can go ahead and head back to your unit. >> all right. >>> coming up on "lockup" -- >> alarm in the south block. >> i don't know what's going on. i can only speculate. the only thing i can think of is we have a missing inmate. >> all staff on the tiers, conduct a count, submit it to control immediately. ♪ i just hit the bricks ♪ now the world is mine ♪ she wasn't all that but i felt ready [ bleep ] ♪ ♪ monkey on my back and his name is parole ♪ ♪ paranoid everywhere i'm seeing five-0. ♪ out a couple of months and i'm already doing wrong ♪ ♪ but the monkey ain't in the zone ♪ ♪ i can't get this monkey off my back no time ♪ ♪ the thrill of a dime ♪ police want to sell me ♪ always trying to take mine ♪ i never knew being up the road was a crime ♪ >> [ bleep ]. >> get off. get off. do what you got to do, punk. get off, punk. get off me now. get your [ bleep ] hands off me. get your [ bleep ] hands off me. >> i just think it's a heck of a waste for somebody that bright to be living your life being entertained in a prison. >> scanvinski hymes is no stranger to "lockup." our producers firs

at the pricey look and what they expect when going to the united states. so if they're smuggled and transported into the interior going to tes, you're pay a little bit more than if you get dropped off at the international boundary. >> who's doing the smuggling? >> most of the folks doing the criminals, and to dedicated their lives smuggling aliens and narcotics. often lks don't understand, they're trying to them, thethem or help migrant, getting to the united quite it's actually similar. he only job is really to collect that price that the alien is willing to pay in order andet to the united states, then they find themselves being exploited at every level of transaction, whether it's at the recruitment level, the actual we see tation level, young ladies that are being folks that are being robbed, people that are being idnapped and extorted for more money while they put their lives into the hands of these smugglers. while they're being transported, all they want to do is get away. we see folks that are doing it, are stopped by the police and border patrol, f

we'll be united going into november. what we do know is if hillary clinton is president there will not be a single piece of conservative legislation that moves forward. >> i think ultimately that's what we hear. charles: some people on the gop side whether it's donors or elected officials saying i'm going with donald trump because alternative is worse. that's not the most robust of endorsements. >> it isn't. but in fairness they are not sure how the mr. trump is going to govern because he hasn't been casting votes and writing legislation. but as we move forward into the summer when you see the contrast between the type of administration mr. trump would have versus what we would have with hillary clinton it will become much more comfortable. charles: don't miss our coverage of tomorrow's primary elections. we'll have minute to minute updates at 7:00 p.m. right here on fox business. evangelicals. many are feeling abandoned by donald trump. a twitter war between donald trump and a prominent evangelical today. charles: donal

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how are you going to unite? >> well, let's first of all remember that this is an antiestablishment election, so we don't necessarily need the establishment figures to unite our party. that's probably not what's going to happen. i think this is mitt romney going through the grieving process. he's not at the fifth stage, acceptance. he'll get there. give him a week. he'll come around. >> and, dave, we also have the situation that john kasich is staying in. we heard from his campaign, tweeting out, thanks to reince priebus for his hard work, declaring trump the presumptive nominee. but until someone has 1,237 bound delegates, there is no presumptive nominee. california, here we come. i mean when you look at this campaign, you know, it's the charge of the light brigade? isn't the last stand at gal iply. >> i think he's running for some cabinet position. the reality is there's no pathway, right? i think he's trying to make the case i can help the ticket. i can bring ohio. i'm the strongest candidate against, you know

he knows that there's a very high likelihood he's going to be sent to the united states to go to jail there. he knows there is probably no way out after this. it was a very real risk that he wouldn't even accept being captured alive. >> reporter: mexican officials say the drug lord had a lot of firepower near him, captured in the raid, a rocket launcher, eight rifles, two armored vehicles. >> he's known to have traveled throughout the region often times with a security force of as many as 150. >> reporter: el chapo's escapes from mexican prisons are ledge endary. he broke out of a high security prison in july through this elaborate tunnel. prison officials were fired, dozens of people were charged over that. previously, el chapo eluded police through a trap door hidden under his bathtub. this six-month search for him, a mexican official tells us, extended into the united states. it involved tracking the movements of el chapo's beauty queen wife, emma cornell, believe to be seen in these photos posted online. now the mexican government will be under enormous pressure to extradite the k

she wants to lead this country moving forward and i think ultimately our party is absolutely going to be united. what we know tonight is that the stakes got higher tonight and democrats across this country are going to see that and the other thing i know that right now donald trump is looking at an unfavorability of women voters that is unbelievable. seven out of 10 women voters dislike donald trump. and women voters are going to decide this election and they're going to stand with hillary clinton in november. >> do you think there's any chance trump can win? >> boy, not with what he's done in alienating not just women voters, but so many voters in the guy. this is a guy who is a radical extremist and wants to ban muslims and the language around women. women voters really are going to decide this election. they've decided the many elections behind us. we saw the largest gender gap in 2012 and the republican party knew then that they needed to change their policy platform. they didn't. so they're still holding on to extreme policy platforms and now they have a guy whose rhetoric is so offensive

things like this, not every unit's going to be the same. these little alcoves like this, and this one has a view of north broad street. i'm lauren mayk, n 10 news. >>> yeah, but today, and lately, not a lot of sun through those potential skylights, as a matter of fact, cloudy in philadelphia. the suburbs. new jersey, lehigh valley, delaware, temperatures are uniform as well. and we actually do have temperatures that have made it to 60 degrees, even 62 in winchester park, and it's 59 at philadelphia international airport. there are the cloudy skies. we've been seeing that all day, but at least we can the buildings, so the clouds are not really all that thick. you can see the radar, not all of this has been reaching the ground. low levels of the atmosphere are dry today, but when you see a little yellow and orange there, that's definitely a significant shower that is on i-95 or approaching i-95 southwest of wilmington with more on the way. some places are going get it. the most likely to stay dry is up to the lehigh valley, and we have more b

but look, this is the problem when randy and other democrats say we're going to unite and it's going to be great, because she did it for president obama in 2008. she supported him and enthusiastically campaigned and nominated him at the convention. she had no choice. bernie sanders isn't running again. we have no idea how enthusiastic. he's going to ask supporters to do so too. that's an outstanding question for her. about philadelphia and november. >> yeah, all right, tucker, somebody wanted to weigh in on the race tonight, in kentucky, the presumptive gop nominee donald trump. tweeted out a short time ago, do you think crooked hillary will finally close the deal. if she can't win kentucky, she should drop out of the race. system rigged. thoughts on that? >> i mean, hilarious he's trolling her once again. i'm not suree would do better against bernie actually. not that bernie will get the nomination. they do reveal a massive misalignment between hillary clinton and the party she will lead when she gets the nomination in philadelphia. you're going to have the candidate of wall street

estacio: >>catherine heenan:state figures show that california'swildfires led to fewer new housing units goinglast year. >>catherine heenan:wildfires burned more than 2,000 homes last year. that's the first decline in new housing units since the start of the economic recovery. the state's housing supply rose just over 67,00 units in 2015. compared with nearly 70,000 units in 20-14. update: driver of big-rig that caught fire on hwy 580 airlifted >>catherine heenan:a big-rig driver had to be airlifted from interstate highway 580 >>catherine heenan:in unincorporated alameda county this afternoon after suffering burn injuries male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 evening news starts now.when his vehicle caught fire, according to the california shortly before noon on the eastbound lanes near the north flynn road off-ramp east of livermore, chp officials said. >>reporter:two big-rigs were apparently involved in a crash and one of the vehicles then became engulfed in flames, chp officer tyler hahn said. the chp issued a sig-alert at 12:08 p.m. alerting motorists that >>catherine hee

do you think the united states was right to go to war in vietnam? mr. pham: yes i do. hindsight is always 20/20, but if you look at what was going on after world war ii, the chinese had gone communist, and had a tie to korea. the face-off with the soviet union. the fact that we were the only superpower after world war ii, all play into the fact. the dynamics of the war evolved, from an east-west confrontation into an insurgency, into a full-blown war, and a last-minute evacuation. but i think by the late 1950's and early 1960's, i think we did the right thing by intervening in vietnam. i also believe that the early intervention with advisers between 1961 and 1965 probably should have been that way, instead of sending 550,000 american combat troops. >> have you gone back to vietnam? mr. pham: i did go back to vietnam. it was the week after i was discharged from the marine corps in 1995. back, butg to sneak we did not have relations with vietnam. in the clinton administration, things were getting closer. i made a decision to go back because my grandmother had passed away

you think, going to be able to get to the bottom of this and what does it mean for the russian athletes? >> you have the world anti-doping agency involved, federal prosecutors in the unitedolved, the ioc is retesting -- they freeze samples and as testing methods improve, they retest them, retesting from 2008 in beijing and 2012 in london. you have all that going on and the iaaf which controls track and field and has already banned russian track and field from international competition over the last couple of years and will decide next month whether to extend that ban into the rio olympics. they're closing in on the systemic doping which, let's not be naive, appears almost certainly to have occurred, they're closing in from all directions and the russian defense now is that we condemn individual athletes, rogue athletes but we, as a nation, would never countenance any such thing. >> how do they get to the bottom of this? is it reasonable to think they would actual ly eliminate all te russian athletes because of the path proof if it does prove to be the case? >> well, the reason why that might not happen is that the international olympic committee is cozy with russia. the

to unite? go to facebook.com/seanhannity and let us know what you think. quick programming note. t, we're going to do 10:00 eastern, special edition of "hannity". trump versus the left in america. that means hillary and bernie sanders among others. but that is all the time we have left this evening. we'll see you back here tomorrow night, have a great night. >>> this is a fox news alert. safe and alive. a kidnapped 9-year-old girl miss mysterious disappearance now solved. a tip cracking the case. here to tell you how it all went down. and also a bombshell in baltimore. officer number two's trial begins in the freddie gray case. this day could impact the way police stop, detain and arrest suspects all across america. "on the record" is in court. right now, the peace process. donald trump holding three meetings in washington, speaker paul ryan a meeting with house leaders and a meeting with senate leaders all in the republican party. here is what donald trump told sean hannity about his meeting with speaker ryan. >> we're going to get rid of common

units. so i'll see what's going on. 30 days since i got to put a pair of sneakers on. my new unit. e what's going to happen. >> 2-4, open. >> daniel esdale has spent the last four months living and working in the jail's infirmary hoping good behavior would convince jail officials to overlook his history of fighting and grant him a transfer to general population. >> he actually got to a point where he had a detail in medical where he served food to the other inmates and cleaned the unit, so he came a lot farther than we ever anticipated him coming. >> esdale did finally get a transfer, but definitely not the one he wanted. he's back in the box. >> i'm in segregation because i had a disagreement with the officers. i was told if i work and behave, i can choose where i want to go, but then when it came down to it, you can't go here, you can't go here, you can't go here. you go where we tell you to go. >> he likes to get what he wants. he's very manipulative, and yesterday morning had an incident with the juice leaking and decided he didn't want to serve the juice. so when the officer as

united. here's what they say going forward in november. now, 7% said they are united, divided but will unite going forward after the contest is -- the republican nomination is determined. divided, will not unite almost 50%, 49%. what does that say to you? >> that's a pretty big to-do list, 49% of republicans believe they will not be united in november. that is a problem. now, we've all seen tough nomination fights and partisans intend to come home. we usually don't see division quite this large. >> hillary clinton was defeated by then senator barack obama. ana, how critical is indiana for ted cruz? >> it's hugely critical. the expectation that he built in a way was that he was going to win indiana, that indiana was his firewall. if it turns out not to be his firewall, it's going to be a tough problem for him. i think he's been very hurt by there being no debates. he's lost that platform where 25 million people can watch him at one time. he's had to create media events and the endorsement from govern pens wasn't exactly made for tv. the bum

united states. we need to be endangered. we're going to be endangergaged putting sanctions on individuals who won't step down. do a cost/benefit analysis. what are we going to gain from it? what will it cost us? i don't see a reason we shouldn't do that if we think it's the right approach to take. >> thanks. we'll be hearing holdings in the subcommittee on that issue, so this is a good preview. thauc thausks you for your testimony. >> thank you. senator markey? >> i thank you for being here and for your service to our country. secretary baker, thank you so much for recommending to president bush that you not go to baghdad. that stands the test of historical scrutiny. >> i don't think you were here, senator, when i said shortly after we got out of office for two or three years after we got out, every time i'd make a speech anywhere, people would say to me, why didn't you guys take care of saddam when you had the chance? i don't get that question anymore. >> you have to balance i think what you did, american military might with wisdom, an

the united states is going to have to lead an effort to eliminate that threat. it will be through force, unfortunately. last, i agree with secretary baker. it obligates us to act with force sometimes if necessary. >> the only response is with regard to isis, we have to ask the question. are they bigger and stronger because of pushing assad back creating space for allowing them to grow or would they be less likely to be a threat if assad were still stronger? >> i might have my first intersection. i don't think we should have done in libya. i opposed it. the president used a very cute "we weren't involved in hostilities" moment to do that. we were way too quick to over throw a long term ally in egypt. where i thought senator paul may go is when you do selectively end up engaging in war, secretary baker, what's the best way to ensure that you are successful? >> well, i'm biased. i would submit, mr. chairman, that a textbook example of the way to go to war is the way president bush 41 went to war in the first gulf war. he told the world what he was going to do. he t

so will the party be able to unite after it has a nominee? is that what it's going to take? >> absolutely. this has been a contentious primary, but it has been nothing like 2008 was. in 2008 at this point in time, i believe hillary was closer to barack in actual delegate count. at that point in time if you recall, there was a big fight about where all these hillary supporters were going to go. she had more votes than barack did and actual vote counts for primaries. she had won more states. in the end we all came together. in this cycle this year, nothing is going to unite the democratic party better than donald trump will. so i think we're looking at some mending at the convention. people's voices will be heard. as we roll into november, we'll have a united party going forward. >> i do want to play you some video from outside hillary clinton's event in west virginia. let's just have a quick listen to that. now, if you can't make that out, those are protesters shouting "hillary go home. we want trump." now, we know in the general election, west virginia is typically a more re

did anybody see the big piece on television last week where our fighter pilots are going to junkyards -- this is the united states. our fighter pilots and fighter planes are going to junkyards, where they have junkyards for the old, broken down planes. they are stripping the planes apart and putting them on our 20-year-old fighter planes. we are like a third world country. we are ordering planes. other countries are ordering modern planes, beautiful. we are putting junk back on our planes and putting our pilots on there and stripping other planes on the runway because they cannot get the planes to work. they are using, essentially, 60% of funding. is this the united states? is this our country? obama does not care. he cannot care. so what we are going to do is our military is being depleted at a time when we need our military probably more than ever before, right? we are going to have a military that is going to be so big, so strong, so powerful, that nobody is going to mess with us. as part of that, and to me, very important, we are going to take care of our vets. our vets are being treated badly. mr. tru

severalfold.nk is one is for the united states to remain present and we are going to increase the percentage of our overall aviation and naval assets. it is important for the united states a to enforce these key principles. the settlement of disputes by peaceful means. international law is the way forward. the united states has in the last year been quite present and has engaged in freedom of navigation exercises. it is important for the united states to be present and reinforce these principles. a couple years ago the chinese tried to put in place or declare an aviation zone. the united states says we will not recognize it. we flew through it and that has gone away. it is important for us to maintain this balance and reassurance in southeast asia. problem looming in asia is north korea. >> it's hard to know and ascertain exactly what the north korean leader is doing. should we expect the chinese to do more? with these belligerent acts by the north koreans should we expect more from the chinese have the better relationship? >> i don't know about the quality of the relationship. they certainl

going on. this shouldn't be the united states. we're going to rebuild our military. we're going to have the finest equipment in the world again. nobody's going to mess with us. very simple. i'm the last person in terms of the draw. i don't have to worry about the draw. i didn't want to go into iraq like hillary and other people. iraq was a mistake. then the way obama got us out was a tremendous mistake. so we're going to have a lot of fun that first 100 days. we're going to start the process of making america great again. how about a couple of more? >>. [ inaudible question ] >> well, we're building our campaign staff. one of the reasons i made deal with the rnc, which to me -- i think reince has done a really good job. they build over years and years staffs in every state. you can't do that, or you can't do it very well if you're doing it all over the next few months. now i just learned i got the nomination. this was something that was going to happen according to some people in august and some people were saying, baf the second convention, which would have beenry d

they care nothing for the capitulation, they came for the horse and they are going to happen and so they take his horse. other units are going to come later, take additional courses. one day when he is out of the field, a group ransacked his house, convinces his legs to run off, and harass his wife telling her if he up and home they would have killed him. that is his last straw and after he gets home again he goes off, grabs one of his last horses, and joints general marriott around georgetown and is going to write with him. a north carolina militiamen also took his parole, went home. he is taken by a party of loyalist who are serving with major patrick ferguson. he is brought before partisan aunt as he said, i was charged with a breach of parole and found guilty and sentenced to behind. fortunately, he escaped before that took place and goes on to fight the battle of kings mountain. british soon find out they are fighting against some of these men who have taken these pearls and you imagine how that goes over with them. these men had given their solemn were not to serve again. but the incident that is going to ril

the party facing donald trump, people are going to unite. emy. people will say, we have to do whatever we can to not get him in the white house. host: we saw that in 2008 with hillary clinton supporters. of course, they came together. >> ultimately, what we are talking about is they are all democrats, all progresses. even people who are independent. they likely voted for the democratic party in the past. a lot of these people, when i interview people about what they want for the country, that country looks more like what hillary clinton is pitching than what donald trump is pitching. people see donald trump as the ultimate villain when it comes to the democratic party. alcindor, covering the bernie sanders campaign for the new york times. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. next, the new overtime rule issued on wednesday. then john wunderlich will be on to talk about the deal between campaignnd the trunk -- trunk campaign to fund

united. >> i'm going to do what i have to do. i have millions people that voted per me. >> this is as some republicans are refusing to support trump. paul ryan is set to meet with ryan on thursday and he said he's not ready to endorse, but mitch mcconnell said he will support who ever voters choose, yet trump's top focus appears to be hillary clinton. >> she's playing the woman's card so much and it's her only chance. >> reporter: clinton is actively campaigning against trump. >> when you have former presidents, when you have high-ranking republican officials in congress raising questions about their nominee, i don't think it's personal so much as rooted in their respect for the office and their deep concern about what kind of leader he would be. >> reporter: on sunday, clint office was asked about her democratic competitor this as she continues to deal with the investigation into the private e-mail deserver while she used as secretary of state. >> no one has reached out to me yet, more than ready to talk to me any time. >> as fo

. >> do you want a strong president who is going to lead the united states and lida said tom? stossel: are we going to bully other people and put a tariff server can cost more? >> to stand up for mechanisms which after eight years of this president people feel america -- stossel: standing up for freedom. >> freedom and democracy in the world to. >> where owing to attack more people? >> nobody's saying that the united states is strong and/or perceived a strong around the world we know what happens. we know our adversaries the bad guys around the world take their foot off the brake or at lease they think twice before they act. stossel: or they want to kill us even more. >> that generally has not been a lesson of history. lesson of history is when the essays is perceived as weak as that guy's advance of the good guys retreat and you have the wheels come off like world war i and world war ii. the american people are not ready to be number two in the world or even number 10. stossel: republican primary voters are clearly buying this but the odds are he is not going to become preside

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i mean, take a look what's going on with it and it's still to this day just a disaster for the united states. that was a bill -- take a look at new england, the factories there drained of their jobs and their people. and we're going to turn it around. no, the last thing we need now again is the mess we had before with bill clinton and hillary. >> donald trump, i know you always say that america has got to take on china and one of t the -- the president of the united states -- there's an editorial out today, urging the american senate to take up the tpp because china is forming their own regional comprehensive partnership with 13 other nations that includes australia. he said tpp must go forward. to make sure that america isn't holding the bag, but holding the pen. what's your reaction to our tpp that would take on china as opposed to one -- the regional compact that would be with china? >> tpp is a disaster for our country. it will be worse for our country than nafta was. >> why? >> because it's going to drain our job, take so many out of the country. it will take what we have left af

participates in an election with reasonable restrictions. >> does that include reversing citizens united because i'm going to ask the same question to your colleague? >> i think we can do better than what we have now. it is through citizens united open up flood of new money. i would like to see how we drive down the amount of money in politics. i do think it's political speech for people to be able to contribute to a candidate's reelection, whether or not that should include unions and corporations is a question that could be revisited. >> and congressman nolan, same question back to you. >> i do, yeah. you know one of the first things i did after returning in my 32 h iatus and came to conclusions about what i thought had changed since i had served and what was good and what was bad about it and i introduced quite frankly a comprehensive piece of legislation, almost two years ago now and i called ri stored democracy act and it did a number of things and it started with reversing citizens united. that is what has unleash it had massive amounts of secret money and required candidates to raise massive amount

she said you have to go to the unit and the unit was further than this while and that wall and i saids someone going to go with me? i amhe said "captainallen, so sorry, you have to go alone." as i opened the door, the two nurses were there, the guys were on the floor. you can never imagine the carnage of that kind of war. becausey that to you it's not something that i talk about. dealn the hell can you , some with nomen legs, no arms, some with their chest open, and you have nothing to give them but love. >> i know you were in the medical side of things as well or had a pretty good view of that. >> when i think about it, i think of body bags and guard duty. i think of my first flight to america. i think it was very important for us to think about what we call mission and that omission was very simple. and therear to fight were no lilly front lines. i thought everything was a front line. from the pulling of guard duty at night to taking the rounds from the vcs at night also. the faceshink about and what you have done and you think about how do you get a person from the battlefield if o

i do not think we are going to do that in the united states. are we going to abrogate our treaties with our trading partners? i do not think that is going to happen. if you want to see the discomfort and anger of the voters like we saw was some of the unfulfilled promises that the tea party made back in 2010 and a lot of the candidates who pandered to the tea party in 2010, i think you'll see even greater anger when they realized that the president is somewhat limited in what he can do and he still has that pesky congress to deal with. i think point like this are very valid. there are inconsistencies in donald trump's record. --ther it's gone on her show gun ownership or right to life, he is waffled quite a few times to that. media holdnational his feet to the fire, i will hold fox news to that. they're pretty much given him a past to his inconsistencies. when they ask him a question, he is totally vilify them to be point where they are coward bed by it. host: let's go to frank in new jersey. caller: good morning. how are you today? i have a que

hundred is not enough to live in damaging even though in a studio my question to josh how much is a 3 unit going for i have to tell you down at live mission about a 2 two bedrooms is two to four - there's no way that will be 3 dudes or maybe a woman that lives behind a computer for 18 hours a day that is the kind of clinic tell that had been renting this high density housing there is high density housing going up everywhere i walk my dog on 1010 their everywhere we don't need this i'm for the dog patch active reuse in the heritage to keep the character of the hill i've lived there over 20 years 24 years - i'm so opposed to this i'm having anxiety over this this is two blocks away i rely on street parking where are the people going to park when damaging he will will get filled where will they park they can't park ash 16th street and 17th street i know you guys are more into shuttle papers but not not here he appreciate you look at me okay. >> and also i'd like to say you know maybe the people that are not people don't work for josh maybe paid off by him maybe we are telling you the truth we exper

united party. people are going to unite, but not going to agree with anything with donald trump.et's not mince words. he is a biggest -- eight big it and a racist. he has no policy. he makes it up as he goes. on the fear of the people and he gives the people what they want. host: what would you like to see speaker ryan do? he is stressing the need for real unity. what role would you like to see him take? caller: i would liken to tell donald trump to take a hike. i do not want negotiations with a man or woman who comes into office who thinks america is not and thee of races productivity that all of these races have brought into the united states. pointing people out, you get a triple down effect. joni calling in from pennsylvania. a donald trump supporter. do you think party unity is possible on election day? i hope so. united we stand, divided we fall. i have seen a lot of division in the parties. republican and democrat. they cannot agree on nothing. everything is on a standstill. donald trump is going to bring us to a point and everything is going to start happening now with hi

see the big piece on television all last week where our fighter pilots are going to junkyards to buy planes. this is the united we saw it. where our fighter pilots and fighter planes are going to junkyards, where they have junkyards for the old, broken down planes. and they are stripping the planes apart and putting them on our 20-year-old fighter planes. we are like a third world country. and what we do is we are ordering planes. and other countries are ordering modern planes that are clean and beautiful. we are putting junk back on our planes, and we are putting our pilots in there, and stripping other planes on the runway because they cannot get the planes to work. they are using, essentially, 60% of our funding. and i am saying, is this the united states? is this our country? obama does not care. he cannot care. he cannot care. he cannot care. so what we are going to do is, our military is being depleted at a time when we need our military probably more than ever before, right? we are going to have a military that is going to be so big, so strong, and so powerful that nobody is going to mess with us. just

trying to get to his car and then try to get a search warrant for his car, have a bomb detection unit go up to it, robots, that can take an awfully long time. one thing you learn covering the white house is the secret service does everything with an immense amount of, shall we say, diligence, but also an incredibly timely way of doing things. they don't cut any corners so they'll take as long as they feel is necessary, as you might expect. but often times the protocols they go through are extensive and that's what they'll tell you, why they're able to respond to these incidents so quickly, is because as thereof training g and because -- because of their training and the protocols in police. >> vice-president bite was within the white house -- vice-president biden was within the come pows but you're nicely laying out the white house ground. we forget anyone who worked at the white house, including the president of the united states, worked at the white house. as time went on and staffs got beg bigger we had the wold old executive office building, now the eisenhower executive office buildi

you certainly weren't going to make any statements against the united states. you were going to write any propaganda. you weren't going to sell out your fellow servicemen. so nels tanner who is ross. 's pilot it was one of his early interrogations. when the interrogator came in and started asking other questions about america nell said wait a second. i'm protected by the geneva convention. the interrogator said oh yes we know all about the geneva convention. we are just not going to abide by it. this is the situation these pows faced. they expected to be in a situation where the enemy would honor these international agreements ended in a situation where the enemy would tell their families that they have survived , in a situation where they wouldn't be put under duress to give statements. that is not what they found. in late 1965, we don't know exactly why but north vietnam decided they weren't getting enough good military intelligence or good propaganda out of the p.o.w. so someone in hanoi decided they needed to go ahead and get some information. so a gentleman

we're going to be united and we're going to come together and i'm very confident about that. >> the concern for democrats is that one incident is a preview of what could happen if sanders supporters are frustrated at their national convention. gretchen? >> much more of a story there. mike. thank you. >>> donald trump trying to turn the tables on a narrative of which candidate is worse for women by calling out bill clinton. will that strategy work? >>> plus, a top staffer at the national hurricane center forced to testify in a federal investigation about his forecast and what role that forecast may have played in the sinking of that cargo ship. >>> and the lead actress on "house of cards" speaking out in a big way. what robin wright had to do to get the same pay as her co-star, kevin spacey. >>> the first lady traveled back to texas with some sort of major argument with her husband. the president claimed she went to dallas to lay groundwork for texas primary about you there is no evidence of any campaign events or fund-raisers since she arrived there three days ago. and i'm still struggling

i'm not going to let that happen to the united states. >> as we go to the general, proposal for muslim ban stands. what about what you told chris matthews a few weeks ago that women who get abortions should be punished. do you still believe that to be. >> he was asking just a question in theory. i talked about it only from that standpoint. of course not. that was done, i guess it was theoretically. he was asking a rhetorical question and i gave an answer. people from academic standpoint and answered rhetorically said that answer was unbelievable academic afterwards. of course not. i said that afterwards. everybody understands that. >> so donald, there are two family members around the set that are very happy this morning. my brother is extraordinarily happy. >> he's a great guy, by the way. >> george brutalized me for nine months whenever i criticized you. and nicole actually had to top going home for a while, her parents. >> i got a tweet last night when i asked about republicans for hillary, they start hate tweeting me. what about democrats for donald trump. i'll ask you about democr

true. >> that's the board thinks this by allowing register in that believe it would turn that unit into a go rent-controlled unit i think that is doubtful the board will approve. >> i tend it to agree with commissioner hillis i think you have to look at each situation individually some mergers shouldn't be allowed where there is units for saving a rental but more accountable this is what w you have common ownership no reason to believe that the owner will sell either the two units eve it is not allowed to merge them it will inconvenience the owner of their own property there can be serious legal ramifications. >> i believe that all the units were introduced by supervisor avalos his intent is correct it is a preserve affordable units and also to make sure that it is the rent-controlled unit that is being preserved that is important and this building is not a rent-controlled unit and i don't believe - has none been seen since 1963 or 64. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much i apologize for taking my name off so many times i agree what commissioner hillis i think we're all the time o

that's exactly what donald trump is going to do. >> i get that. but if he wants to unite and say, senator cruz there's no proof that your father is part of the kennedy assassination? i apologize. >> no reason for that. the primary is over. >> clearly no unity yet. but it's the first night. you never know. let's listen to donald j. trump jr. giving remarks a few moments ago. >> i was. i was there with him. it was vanessa, ivanka jared, eric, the whole family was there. sitting on his bed watching the tv. saw some hints on social media then when it happened i think it was just sort of a collective wow. i don't think there were a lot of words spoken. just incredibly shocked. it's been a long and brutal process one that's been very tough and we weren't familiar with. so it's incredible to see him step into this game as an outsider and do so well and give the people a voice. it's just been awesome. [ indiscernable question ] i'm sure they will. >> do you think it's possible for your father to unite this party? it's pretty fractured right now. >> i think the answer is 100%. peo

that divide the western democracies, but, you know, it's important for him to go there to show the japanese that the united states is their friend and will defend them. after all, we have the mutual defense treaty with tokyo. it is now going to be called on as the chinese want parts of japan. this is an important time for them. >> i want to bring in colonel jack jacobs. the president is going to speak with the marines there. we saw pictures earlier of all the marines lined up waiting to hear the president speak. how big of a deal is this for them? >> yeah. it's a very big deal for them. you know, for any troop to be with the commander in chief is a very big deal. most soldiers, sailors, airmen and mreensz never get an opportunity to be around high ranking officers, let alone somebody from the national command authority. and it's important that the people in the national command authority president of the united states, the vice president, secretary of defense, and so on, make.an effort frmt to from time to time to visit troops, and they do. the lines of communication have to we open. the troops have to kno