one for president, one for vice president. it passed the house over unified federalist opposition in 11 days. victorious republicans stressed how the old procedure was subject to anti-democratic regulation, potentially selecting a president that no elector voted for, as nearly happened. for example, a virginia republican told his colleagues quote, when one person is intended for an office and another person obtains it, such an election, if it can be called an election, is not comparable -- comportable to the will of those by whom it is made. in arguing against it, federalists stressed it would degenerate the vice presidency by leading electors to vote for someone to provide. some federalist representatives urged abolishing the office altogether. with a smaller majority than in the house, and one that included friends of burr, senate republican leaders would need every vote they could get to pass the amendment and had to accommodate the interests of potential supporters. the process took longer. nearly three months of debate. t

the idea of having a vice president. a committee of 11 was appointed to resolve outstanding issues with the presidency. did not make any mention whatsoever of vice president. neither did the new jersey plan. offered by alexander hamilton. during of stents of deliberation august,n june, july and there was no mention whatsoever about any delegate having the vice presidency. 4, which was scarcely two weeks, the committee recommended a redesign for elect doors that included the vice president that assume the office of the president. more than anything it was the structure of how the president was selected and resulted in the vice president. though it was not essential. plan called for the natural -- called for the national legislature and the convention initially accepted that approach. , delegates however -- ed concerns that having particularly if the president has served multiple terms in office. the dip would undermine the independence of that office and frustrate the checks and balances among the branches that many deleg

vice president. one running for vice president, i think i have a real shot at winning this thing. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's time to take our country back. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: from whom, i don't know, but i want it back. as vice president i'll never stop fighting for you, unless "game of thrones is on". then i will be back to work for you. i am well aware of what the critics will say. the critics will say is it even possible to make a solo run for vice president without being selected by a candidate. to them i say this, i think so. i'll check it out when i have time. the important thing is i know how to do the job. let's be honest, it's easy to be vice president. all you have to do is sit there and nod at the president while he speaks. i've done that. look at this. that is what we call experience. i could do that every day. [ applause ] >> jimmy: for those of you who think this is a joke, for those who say this is another prank by jimmy kimmel, the bus i pulled up in is very expensive.

officer and that was really through the vice presidency of alvin barclay, president truman's vice president. beginning in 1953, the vice presidency really moved into the executive branch. the vice president spent more time in the executive branch doing political things for the president than he did presiding over the senate. and i think that was really -- and the focus of the office really during that period was on presidential succession. it was having somebody who was plausibly prepared to be a presidential successor and generally vice presidents were doing things in the executive branch but pretty peripheral to the center of the executive branch. it was really that the vice presidency moved into the white house physically but also becomes part of the center of the presidency. and i think through the last 40 years, the six administrations since then, the vice president in each case has been a senior presidential adviser and trouble shooter who's taken on in different roles and different administrations but has taken on significant roles in each of the six administrations. >> coming back t

ladies and gentlemen, vice president joe biden is one of those people. joe and i had many disagreements on many different issues. [laughter] i can imagine what he is doing back here. [laughter] but, you know, i learned the art of being able to disagree without being disgreeble growing up in my dad's bar. even as we disagreed, we both always understood the need to keep looking for things that we could agree on. because, while i am a republican in joe is a democrat, the fact is, at first we are both americans. so, mr. vice president, it is an honor to share the stage with -- with you today. thinking about what i was going to say this morning -- applause -- applaud for joe. [applause] i was thinking about what i was going to say this morning and decided that, you know, the speech that i have is not really -- is not really the speech i am going to give. when i was sitting in these seats out here like you over 40 years ago, i could never have imagined that i would have spent some 34 years in public service. never could have imagined what path in life i would

vice president humphrey. president humphrey won the nomination. ron and dottie went back to laconia and talked about the convention with their friends. >> it is the differences of individual groups and everything else that saved this whole damn thing for us. we all thought the same, we wouldn't be able to -- if you believe in democracy you believe in two things, ration and reason. the other thing su realize all people don't look at what is right for human society the same way. it's a matter of degree. so somehow you have to -- politics are never 100%. you'll probably end up with 60% of what you really want. >> it is never easy to accept defeat, but ron endorsed the decision in chicago and supported the democratic nominee, realizing that humphrey had been nominated by the will of the majority. and before long a large humphrey poster appeared on the side of ron's house. as the campaign moved into its final weeks, the nation considered its choices. vice president humphrey. george wallace, the former governor of

vice president humphrey. president humphrey won the nomination. ron and dottie went back to laconia and talked about the convention with their friends. >> it is the differences of individual groups and everything else that saved this whole damn thing for us. we all thought the same, we wouldn't be able to -- if you believe in democracy you believe in two things, ration and reason. the other thing su realize all people don't look at what is right for human society the same way. it's a matter of degree. so somehow you have to -- politics are never 100%. you'll probably end up with 60% of what you really want. >> it is never easy to accept defeat, but ron endorsed the decision in chicago and supported the democratic nominee, realizing that humphrey had been nominated by the will of the majority. and before long a large humphrey poster appeared on the side of ron's house. as the campaign moved into its final weeks, the nation considered its choices. vice president humphrey. george wallace, the former governor of

in 2009, when we met in chicago, and we asked the vice president to come the vice president came. in 2014 when we met in cincinnati and we asked the vice president to join us, the vice president came and joined us. i am proud this morning once again to welcome to the national urban league the honorable joe biden. now, as i prepare the main street marshall plan i shared with you during the release of the 2016 state of black america on tuesday, i reflected on the following words of vice president biden's memoir, "promises to keep." in that memoir he wrote, in the days to come, we will be tested on whether we have the moral courage, the realism, the idealism, the tenacity and the ability to sacrifice some of the current comfort to invest in the future. joe biden is a friend to the urban league movement through every step of his career. in helping us get the affiliate under way in wilmington, delaware, over a decade ago. he's exemplified moral courage, idealism, and tenacity as a champion for civil rights, workers' rights, and the rights of communities of color. with great gratitude f

somebody vice presidential. in the first panel, how difficult it is for somebody talking, expressing their own views, to step into a role of subordinate. if you imagine somebody like joe biden, senator for 6 years was his own boss, chairman of two major committees, now all of a sudden he's the number two person and he has to adjust to that role. the person as vice president has to be a leader but also able to follow and be comfortable in that role. it's an extremely difficult position, both as vice presidential candidate but also as vice president. >> i think we have time for one last question. and we are going to go here. >> thanks, peter heyward from the australian embassy. i'm trying to put myself in the shoes of people had might be asked to be on the short list for vice presidents, looking at what could be a filing presidential campaign. in the history of campaigns, what's been the fate of vice presidential candidates in campaigns which look like they are losing early on? has it been a good career move or ba

that is why i cannot endorse ill for vice president. for vice president. i will bought stay and fight in this party because i have worked too hard to build it. you, libertarians, and i wish you luck, governor johnson, but i support alicia dearn for vice president. [applause] >> thank you, mr. peterson. before we have the next candidate address the body, i to announce the order in which the nominating speeches will be given. first will be governor william -- grayson, will be fourth will be alicia dearn, fifth will be larry shop -- larry sharp, and sixth will be will coley. mr. john mcafee. [applause] >> i love this. when i first joined the libertarian party, two things stood out. 75% of your men. number two, 99.8% of you are white. shame on you. shame on you. me for never having mentioned it before. nowi have the opportunity to put what little support of grayson, who is a constitutionalist. if you think he does not thenstand what freedom is, you have no idea what it is like to live in this country and black skin. i do not know personally what that is but my

mccarthy and six votes to vice president humphrey.rrator: and vice president humphrey won the nomination. ron and dotty went back to laconia and talked about the convention with their friends. ityou go to the convention, is the very differences of individuals, groups, and everything else. if we all thought the same -- if you believe in democracy, you believe in ration and reason. the other thing is you realize all people don't look at what's right for human society the same way. somehow, you have to -- you will never get the 100%. you will probably end up with 60%. the guy you worked the hardest for -- narrator: it is never easy to accept defeat, but ron endorsed the decision in chicago and supported the democratic nominee realizing humphrey had been , nominated by the rule of the majority. before long, a humphrey poster appeared on the side of ron's house. at the campaign moved into its final week, the nation considers its choices. vice president humphrey, george wallace, the former governor of alabama, representing a third-party mov

vice president mondale? >> i think one of the greatest strengths exhibited about the work of the church committee is how that report has endured. no one challenged accuracy of our findings. i have not heard one serious scholar say this is is not right, so we got our facts right, and it was not just a got you disclosure, it contained a range of remedies that were designed to prevent recurrence of these abuses. the two intelligence committees, which hadn't been there before, the foreign intelligence surveillance act, the fisa court, the new regulations and rules issued out of the white house. this was -- was this not a passing effort to move on? it was an attempt to bring about a fundamental change in how we dealt with intelligence so it would be more efficient, it would be more responsive, and also adhere to the laws and the constitution of the united states. >> and did the heads of the intelligence agencies at the time recognize it as -- its purpose as making the intelligence agencies better at what they did

the deadline has passed for vice presidential signature tokens to be turned in.hey will not be accepted after this time. there will be a press conference in ballroom a in 10 minutes. so, at 1:30 p.m. we will resume business 45 minutes after now, which by my lawyer math is five minutes after 2:00. at 2:05, we will resume and we will have nominations for the office of vice president. thank you. [indiscernible] governor johnson: we can go forward without taking our best forward, but in my estimation, that is bill weld. he brings attention. i think he brings credibility. [inaudible] >> it is not just the libertarian party. it is every party. americans right now have no idea what libertarianism is. no idea. and now the time to grow it is here. let me participate in the debates. you're not going to hear a negative word from me. i certainly have concerns regarding their policies. but congratulations to all of them. >> any more questions? governor johnson: anyway, thank you, thank you, thank you. governor johnson: yes. yes. >> here we go! [laughter] governor johnson: thi

in 2009, when we met in chicago, and we asked the vice president to come the vice president came. in 2014 when we met in cincinnati and we asked the vice president to join us the vice president came and joined us. i am proud this morning once again to welcome to the national urban league the honorable joe biden. now, as i prepared the main street marshall plan i shared with you during the release of the 2016 state of black america promises to keep. in that memoir he wrote, in the days to come we will be tested on whether we have the moral courage, the realism, the idea ism, the tenacity and ability to sacrifice some of the current comforts joe biden is a friend to the urban league movement through every step of his career. in helping us get the affiliate under way in wilmington, delaware, over a decade ago. he's exemplified moral courage, idealism, and tenacity as a champion for civil rights, workers' rights, and the rights of communities of color. with great gratitude for his unwavering dedication and the greatest respect, i am proud to present vice president biden with a 2016 li

mccarthy and vice president hunt three -- humphrey with the leaders.ty went to chicago as part of the delegation. they continued their protests along with many other delegates who wanted to see details of the parties campaign seen. overcome.all we shall overcome someday. other demonstrators protested against the war. these protests erected into a confrontation with police that drew the attention of many americans. the delegates shared that tocern but first, they had for fill their obligation to .ominate a democrat it became clear that vice president humphrey had the support of the convention. but new hampshire delegates were pledged to vote for mccarthy and they honored that pledge. >> 20 votes for senator eugene j mccarthy and six votes to vice president humphrey. >> vice president humphrey won the nomination. >> ron and dotty went back to laconia and talked about the convention with their friends. >> it is the very differences of individuals and everything else. democracy, youin believe in rational reason. all people don't look at what's right for hu

vice presidential tokens? vice presidential is what we are talking about. i do not know how many were outstanding or how many delegates did not turn them in at all. at this time, the names i listed are the only ones who met the threshold. >> the party and the johnson campaign will be collaborated on? access seems to be assured if we are understanding correctly in all 50 states and what actions does the libertarian party take in regards to the debate, how will coordination take place between the party and the johnson campaign? >> it will take place according to whatever between the party and the campaign. hope we have that finished very soon. we have our lawyer present at the convention to make that happen. as you can see on the map, we are on in 32 of them and we anticipate teeing in all 50 and we will be cooperating on fundraising, messaging, making sure most people in the country here the positive vision of a party that stands for the idea that every american has the right to pursue happiness long as they do not hurt people or take their stuff. that is a

if a man is the democratic vice presidential nominee.here will be a little marco label on that guy. he is not able to -- >> he has done that with warren, talking about her american indian thing. >> the vice presidential choice can do anything, give excitement. two women, this woman, the progressive branch finds exciting that is a win-win. >> if you look at this decision, the least important factor has been, how much do i like this person? that has always been the last -- it is on the list, the bottom thing on the list. >> i did talk to a female senator who said, we have a long history of this country of single gender tickets. >> quick break. when we come back, new york times columnist, he is right to say that donald trump has done the lord's work? at ally bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like social media equals anti-social. hey guys, i want you to meet my fiancÉe, denise. hey. good to meet you dennis. his day of coaching begins this is brad. with knee pain, when... hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of tw

shall candidates some people talked about whether or not donald trump should pick a female to be his vice presidential candidate. this is not what we're talking about. there was a gal on poll women versus men following election. 44% of men versus only 31% of women. and that gap continues to expand. would donald trump's selection of female perhaps assist with the way people think about him and now bringing in the woman's card with hillary clinton date and i don't know if it will be considered panderring the interesting thing about ted cruz choice with carly fiorina whether or not you agree with the decision it seems authortic decision you don't want trump to choose a woman and then say he choose a woman just to choose a woman. >> we talked to female lawmakers and they said he should consider a rice, martinez, governor of new mexico that supported rubio. kelly is running for reelection. one woman he will not page sarah pallin. >> definitely not sarah pallin. you obviously saw an example of his problem with the female vote when dealing with carly fiorina during this race. it will be a big hu

vice president, it is an honor to share the stage with you today. was thinking about what i was going to say this morning. applaud for joe. >> let's get something straight right off the bat. i don't like john boehner. i love him. >> is it me or does john boehner look ten years younger since he left congress? i don't know. >>> still ahead, it was the rangers and blue jays' final time meeting this season, and boy, did they go out with a bang. we'll show you what led to a bench-clearing brawl and a right hook to the jaw. we'll show you when "way too early" comes right back. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. bounce back like...d ...it used to?

and go to any fellow commissioners gwen with vice president commissioner vice president cleaveland. >> thank you madam president and thank you, chief fewer comments on this obviously in the preliminary stages of reviewing this legislation and you'll have to probably get hard numbers to what the budgetary impacts to implement the legislation obviously a delta between the apartment buildings that have alarms and those that don't sea have alarms not working properly you have a big task thousands of the buildings that need to be inspected and do you have the resources to do that if you're saying you don't we need to make sure the supervisor understands and ask for additional budget funding for to do this very work this is proposed so that's my first question is where's the money coming from and how much will it cost to do the job that the supervisor would like the fire department to do with regards to the residential fire inspections and get that money then we could implement this ordinance. >> yes. commissioner again, i will think that field intishgdz and that's 5 additional positions. >

if a man is the democratic vice presidential nominee.be a little marco label on that guy. he is not able to -- >> he has done that with warren, talking about her american indian thing. >> the vice presidential choice can do anything, give excitement. two women, this woman, the progressive branch finds exciting that is a win-win. >> if you look at this decision, the least important factor has been, how much do i like this person? that has always been the last -- it is on the list, the bottom thing on the list. >> i did talk to a female senator who said, we have a long history of this country of single gender tickets. >> quick break. when we come back, new york times columnist, he is right to say that donald trump has done the lord's work? good, you're good. back, back, back. (vo) according to kelley blue book, subaru has the highest resale value of any brand. again. you might find that comforting. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i need to keep organized,ause anything that makes my life easier, i'm using. "hey cortana, remind me

vice president, it is an honor to share the stage with you today. thinking about what i was going to say this morning -- applause for joe. [applaud] i was thinking about what i was going to say this morning and decided that, you know, the speech that i have is not really the speech i'm going to give. when i was sitting in these seats out here like you over 40 years ago i could never have imagined that i would have spent some 34 years in public service. never could have imagined what path in life i would take. and so i began to think about what is really important. i know a lot of you are thinking about what am i going to do? what am i going to do? let me tell you something. you can think about that tomorrow. you can think about it next week. frankly, you can think about it next year. but what you can't think about right here right now is who do you want to be? you know, i played high school in football for a guy named jerry faust who came up here and didn't win as many games ased' like to have won as your head coach, but i learned a lot of things fr

tokens for purposes of vice presidential nominations. for anyone who had run for president. a motion was made to suspend the rules and it did not receive two thirds. areonly candidates eligible those who were able to submit their vice presidential tokens by the deadline of 1:16 p.m. this afternoon. someone may cross the 30 tokens threshold. i don't know how many were outstanding. time the names i listed are the only ones who've met the threshold. ballot access needs to be assured in all 50 states. one action is the libertarian .arty taking takee coordination of place according to whatever is negotiated between the party and the campaign. we have our lawyers present at the convention to make that happen. will be quite operating on ballot access to get into all 50 states right now. we are on and 32 of the states. in all 50ate being and the district of columbia. people in our country here this positive vision of our party. every american has the right to pursue happiness any way they choose. that is such a positive good alternative to the t

vice presidents? >> he's talking about who donald trump apparently is -- >> remember the last time a guy thought that, maybe ben will be picked. never know. >> all joking aside, governor kasich had a serious answer to the question whether he would accept an offer to be donald trump's running mate, that's next. >>> and fallout from a detailed and less than flattering look at how donald trump allegedly treated women in and out of the workplace, a profile he's calling a fraud and phoning into one of the control rooms to complain about, he has been tweeting about it more. are the complaints justified? stay tuned for that. >>> and later, hundreds of people killed. see what it looked like in the crossfire, and why a year later not one single person is in jail. this is my family. being a part of helping people in need is who i am. working at brookdale for me is not just a job, it's a life for me. i love it. i formed many connections with the residents. i feel like i am part of their family and they're part o

look, i was senator -- they're like, no, you're vice president. you're vice president now. [laughter] you all think i'm kidding, i'm not kidding. ut we all know that hbcu's are vital to helping young african-americans reach the middle class. and we know all the study, you know the studies about lots of times when the disadvantage of ing put into an academically or a circumstance where you are an overwhelming minority and how the social pressure impacts on academic achievement and the rest, that's why an awful lot of very, very successful and consequential black american middle class and upper class families send their kids to hbcu's first before they send them off to harvard and yale and other graduate schools. my point is this. it's important. that's why the president, and this is the -- this is the president, i strongly supported it, but in 2010 we committed almost $1 billion, $850 million other 10 years to support hbcu's that are struggling right now. job training programs like the $4 billion trade adjustment act. community college career training fund. how many people w

ordinarily -- people don't vote for the vice president. ordinarily, they do not. in this case, it could potentially help, bring people over who can't swallow donald trump and say okay, this person is more palatable. does this make that pick that much more important? >> no doubt. susana martinez's name has been floated. she says she's not interested. rob partman portman from ohio. nikki haley from south carolina is not interested. not only does he have to find somebody, but he has to find somebody that's palatable to voters. and specifically, he is smart to say this. he needs somebody to help legislate in washington. if you look at the field of 16, including him, 17, john kasich is a pretty good pick. >> john kasich certainly fits all of that. although he said on this show i had a greater chance of being the vp than he does. which -- a good sound bite. but these people that all say they're not interested. that doesn't mean they're not interested. >> no, in this case, i don't think it means they're not interested. if you look at some of the names, they are the futur

he didn't have any aspirations beyond what he was doing at vice president. you don't have to worry about that. i think you should not telegraph that.sh bill clinton in a way had to think about that with al gore. kennedy: obviously. last one, you say don't afraid to take a strong stand on issues. when you have been through the vetting process, that scares people into moderate submission. he was once for comprehensive immigration reform, that would be a deal killer. >> i don't think you live your life thinking what would be the decisions i could make that would make me a good vice presidential candidate. but i make good decisions and strong decisions and that's why i would be a good vice presidential candidate. kennedy: greg gutfeld swung by to talk about new york mayor bill deglassio discouraging people from eating at chick-fil-a restaurants. it seems odd to me that he would pick and choose and abstract places he thinks he has a philosophical disagreement. >> there are a lot of food carts in new york that are run by muslims that actually make muslim meals.ac

two vice presidents just left the company this week. tesla received 325,000 orders for the model 3 which starts at $35,000. customers had to put down $1,000 deposit for delivery next year. when they showed the car, there were lines out the door. i love the idea that elon musk has a sleeping bag under his desk. >> that has happened in my office a few times. >>> new information about the final days of prince. what we're learning now about his battle with addiction. we have new information. that's next. wanna drink more water? with sodastream you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. ♪ >>> a new picture emerging of the final days and hours of prince. he was scheduled to meet with representatives from a california doctor specializing in opioid addiction. the singer's inner circle were frantic to get help as they described as a grave medical emergency. we get more from stephanie elam. >> reporter: christine and john, dr. howard korn

. >> narrator: but as vice- president dick cheney headed to the cia, he was preparing to do something else with zarqawi: use him to connect bin laden and saddam hussein to make the case for war. >> vice-president cheney came to the cia asking lots of questions. he wanted to know not only, "is there a connection between saddam hussein and bin laden?", but, "we want there to be a connection between the two." >> narrator: the cia officers believed there was no evidence of a connection. >> no, never. we never found any indication that zarqawi was in baghdad working for saddam or linked up with saddam. >> narrator: the vice-president and his chief of staff, scooter libby, pushed back. >> it was pretty intense. we were lined up on one side of the table, vice-president cheney and scooter libby were on the other side. and they walked in with a lot of questions and being very skeptical as to the intelligence that we had been gathering up to that point. >> narrator: cheney seemed to want zarqawi to be the link between saddam hussein and osama bin laden. >> the vice-president's frustrated. his q

is running for vice president of the united states. he has no running mate.e claims not to be a washington insider or outsider and believes he'll make a great number two despite the fact that sources are telling us that in high school, he got a "d" in social studies. let's go over to the wall and see how he's polling. right now, jimmy take a look at this. right now, all indications you are polling at 100%. >> wow. >> he's actually on the short list for trump right now. >> very scientific approval numbers for jimmy kimmel. >> kimmel says that he never stopped fighting for his fellow americans unless, of course, "game of thrones" is on and he would stop to figure out what's going on in the show. good luck with that. we're still trying to figure it out. >> who could blame him there. >> turning to overseas where the race for the red carpet at the cannes film festival got pretty interesting. >> take a look at amal clooney. looking every bit like a hollywood a" lister herself. for yesterday's premiere of her husband george clooney's new film "money monster." but sh

chair that vice chair won't take his or her seat until after tonight. but, commissioner andrews, i want to express my great gratitude and thanks for the work and assistance and wisdom you shared with the commission in the years you sat on the commission and it is with sadness that we won't have you sitting next to us next month. with that, any commissioners have discussion concerning-- >> yes. i like to just echo what you said mr. chair. commissioner andrew, you have been a great colleague. you have a wonderful demeanor, calm as opposed to some of the rest of us. deliberate, great sense of humor, tremendously ethical professional individual. we will all miss you. i think the commission is suffering a great loss with you going and understand you need to be out in termoffs the ventures you are going on and wish you a lot of luck and sure you will bring the same assets to those verchers that you brought to this. >> i would just like to say, please don't go. we really enjoy your presence. >> i like to echo that, there is only one meeting we worked together

and in the vice pres-- the only vice president in my lifetime who was ever a candidate who's ever made difference was lyndon johnson, who helped kennedy win texas. otherwise, vice presidential candidates in -- >> gerald ford. >> is -- [ laughter ] >> otherwise, vice presidential candidates are -- but i don't think he makes him -- i do think he goes to attorney general. >> let me ask you this -- if trump picks a man, is it because he couldn't convince a woman to be his running mate? >> [ laughs ] >> i'm just asking. >> i don't see a woman who would -- nikki haley clearly is not a supporter of donald trump, and i think that most of the women -- >> jan brewer would come in. if he wanted a woman, he could get jan brewer, but i don't think it adds -- there are a handful of, you know, women, but i -- predominantly i think he has turned them all off. i think it'll be difficult to convince a serious woman to be a vp candidate. >> yeah. >> let's talk about the democrats real quick. the convention's coming up in the summer here in philadelphia, and a lot of leading democrats are concerned that t

vice presidential pick. ben carson has given a number of names -- is ben picking vice presidents? >> well, he's talking about who donald trump apparently is -- >> remember the last time a guy thought that, maybe ben will be picked, right? you never know. >> all joking aside, governor kasich did have a serious answer to the question whether he would accept the position of druonald tru trump's running mate. and next, a profile that he is calling a fraud and phoning into one of our control rooms to complain about and has been tweeting about it even more. are his complaints justified? stay tuned. >>> and two motorcycle clubs went to war with each other and the police, it happened a year ago. why a year later not one single person is in jail. wanna drink more water? with sodastream you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection,

vice president walton i'd like to ask mr. steel to list those items. >> thank you superintendent carranza we have one correction in the last line the requested addition for the requested 2016-2017 not 2015-2016 we're also withdrawing if the consent calendar one six 4 plus on page one hundred 15 and 16. >> thank you, mr. stole any items reformed if first reading by the board. >> any items severed by the board or superintendant for discussion and vote if no. we'll - >> entertain a roll call vote under section o superintendents proposals. >> moved and seconded on april 12th can we get a report if rules committee community rigs the rules committee gave a positive recommendation recommended the board passes well - do - never mind the second item was withdrawn but also recommend the board as part of rules committee this the assault and bullying policy was forward with a positive recommendation but amendments were made and forth coming with the amendments that's why this is not on the agenda this evening. >> thank you commissioner w

you want to react to what the vice president said?sident have been great. neither have endorsed a candidate. i think that helped us a lot. the vice president has been honest about everything he said. a week or so ago, he said he favors bernie's approach to hillary's approach. he's been even handed in terms of the compliments that he's given out and i think they both have been fair and that's really the only thing we asked of the president and vice president. >> very quickly, trump is the nominee attack k hillary clinton. do you worry staying in the race could weaken the race? >> no, i don't. i think the exact opposite is true. in california alone, they had over 850,000 people newly register or change their registration to vote. i think by the time we're done registering people in california, we'll get over 1 million people into the process. those people will vote in the democratic primary where there will be a lot of voters and will help to elect democrats and put more names on the ballot in november. what bernie is doing is adding to

we're going to move on to the vice president. i understand that you get to choose the vice president. i just want you to know if it's not william weld i don't think we have the opportunity of being elected president of the united states and that is not to take anything away from any of the other candidates. gray did not make one national media appearance and don't think we did try to have jim gray be on the national media. since bill weld announced that he is seeking the vice presidential nomination i would 25 at a minimum he is made national media appearances. and not to take anything away from any of the candidates. nothing away from any of the candidates. bill weld was my role model. he was libertarian republican bill weld and he was denied the nomination by jesse helms to the ambassador to mexico because jesse described him as pro-gay pro-choice and pro-medical marijuana at a time when nobody else was talking about these issues. [applause] it is your choice. you have out there kind of sort of made a choice here already. we do

. >> and trump, who will be his vice president? and the current vp raising eyebrows about hillary clinton. >>> the bombshell allegation that has a powerful u.s. senator demanding answers. >>> prince's doctor identified and police get a search warrant. new details about the day he died. >>> and firing the tsa, nightmare lines and passengers lose patience. nightly news begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> round two, the nation's midsection taking another wicked weather punch as we come on the air tonight. these pictures in a short while ago, a tornado on the ground this evening. in oklahoma, this evening, residents are still assessing the damage after two dozen tornadoes churned across the region, just about this time last evening, killing two people. right now, we can show you a map that shows in real time the locations of storm chasers, several of them as you can see in kentucky and indiana, where things have been heating up. dave gutierrez reporting fr