. >> i guess in the business aspect. , maybe youas his could call it his see thatity, you could after first of may, romney completely fell apart and everybody was wondering what happened to romney. i don't see that happening with donald trump. what is in touch with everybody is thinking and what everybody wants. he will do with america what is needed and not what america wants to hear. he is like one of us. he may be a millionaire which separates him from everybody else, but he is still doing what everybody is wanting. john: what is the thing that you like least about him or the thing that you can say concerns you most about him as a president of candidate? aiken's -- it could be something or it could be nothing. i think he could cross over with an inappropriate comment and it would very much concern me at that point if you were the nominee and we were down to two people. john: is or anything about donald trump that worries you? that you don't like? hishat hurt romney was success and was his money and i think that could be trump's downfall as much as his asset as well as his weakness

instead of going up in new orleans, if you grew up in -- youa, i might have don't know what paths mightbeen. they do have a growth mindset. they push themselves to learn new things, but also had a lot of opportunity and at the right place at the right time. neverlittle dose of luck hurt. i think mark zuckerberg would've been successful in anything that he did. i don't take anybody could be him, but i think that are a lot of people that could be mark zuckerberg. emily: what does the classroom look like 10 years from now? sal: kids are able to create things at 10 or 20 years ago you needed an engineering degree to build. schools will be these maker spaces. they could be making art, poetry, starting businesses, who knows what might be. i hope to be doing this until the day that i die which hopefully is not for another 50 or so years. i imagine a world in 500 years, i hope khan academy is still around. what do we need to do to make this a organization that can reach a billion students? what needs to be done? what is at stake here? i hope i keep making videos. emily: thank you so much for jo

mark: after that announcement, i spent if youa a few minutes with him. more that later. for now, to john. john: this was vintage k-6. john kasich. the good, the bad, it sounded like john joyce. there was an unruly, rambling feel to it, but it was very charming and all of that. it reflected his heart his passion, very different from the messages we heard from other 2016 or's. if you find him charming, he found his speech charming if you're a critic, you will find a lot to criticize. mark: i think john kasich these to show people that he is interesting, that he is stuff to say that he cannot get elsewhere, and he has a record. i thought he put that on display today. there are critics who say it was too long too thin on policy not enough focus, but i think he did what he wanted to do. that is the product he is selling. he was low-key in some ways but again, interesting. at least interesting to me. people in the room were interested in what he had to say, and on television there is a quality there that is the big picture. john: he is a welcome addition to the race. now we ar

youa/a don't have a through. >> reporter: right now in california 7,000 firefighters are tirelessly battling 14 large wildfires. the back breaking work takes crews and flammable material by hand and they know every inch of land and sparking the next los angeles. >>> to an nbc report anything we've seen, how vulnerable we are to cyber espionage. it shows according to u.s. intelligence, china alone is responsible for hacks to almost 700 public ex pry and private targets in the u.s. we get more from pete williams. >> reporter: as the u.s. scrambles to learn the extent of a massive theft of federal government personnel records said to have been stolen by china, nbc news has a report that shows the reach of chinese cyber spying nationwide. this national security agency map shows a red dot for every successful computer intrusion by china over the past five years nearly 700 with computer attacks in every state but north dakota. the northeast corridor from washington to new york is a massive blob of red and intrusionings around california's silicon valley the regions of the pacific northwest and sou

. >> we have seen these crazy patterns, and a lot of sir could youa lot of circular things we wonder if they were craters, we should know in a few days. but we're having fun just really speculating. >> after flying past pluto new horizons will continue its journey into are a region known as the kipa belt. >> it's going through the solar system where the planet changes to broken ice. we know very little about this object and we find--we expect to find a little bit more evidence of the pristine material out of which this solar system was formed four and a half--more than four and a half million years ago. >> video signals from new horizons already take four house to reach earth making communication slow and difficult. it's an ongoing problem for the viescientists as they explore our solar system. >> let's talk more about pluto and the spacecraft with an astro physicist. thank you for joining us. anything we've had before were from hubbel, which basically just showed really blurry patches on the surface. so these we're going to be able to resolve down to 50 meters which meanings we're g

when youa strategy occurred among working with the florida legislature, we step to our commitment to-based care and make the system more responsive to children in need. when senior people in my administration violated trust, they were removed. when these problems occurred, i took responsibility. that is what floridians deserve and that is the leadership like in washington and the leadership i will bring to washington, d.c. for anyone who wants to see the government bigger and further removed from those that it is supposed to serve, the other party will offer that option. i offer a different agenda. it will be my intention to not preside over the establishment but in every way i know to disrupt that establishment and make it more accountable for the people. the ultimate disruption is rejecting the whole idea of government forever growing more, are writing -- borrowing more. i have no illusions about what reform takes. next president has got to confront thise spending vulture in washington, and i promise i will do it. we have learned that you can have a fast-growing economy or have a f

as youas you know, in europe we depend a lot on russian gas as well as economic interconnections. we were pretty severe. the prime minister also of course the economic sanctions after that. nothing really happened. we have had our political and a connection with russia is a pretty normal way. i don't think you can see it yet. the furniture defense budget and stuff like that getting more clear. we have clear. we have our knew government budget. i think it's too early to say .. i think it's interesting to see our government is taking their hands offof anything. >> and what about men on the street how they view the russians were and after the crash. >> i think i don't no exactly. the more interesting thing i find also in holland aa group of people -- it's hard to say a big the group is. sortsort of like a libertarian right-wing kind of group. very muchvery much anti- european union. and for that is in the probe and yeah. within the netherlands despite the fact russian separatists the people who actually criticizing the media and our government for being too -- >> all right. we will o

we'll keep youa close eye on that press conference and bring it to you when it happens. >>> now to theossibility of never finding them comes up short. a rising tide sent the coast guard rushing out to search but nothing turned up. it's now been five days since they disappeared in a fishing trip off jupiter, florida. the search for them has covered more than 31,000 square nautical miles. adam is here with the latest. adam. >> reporter: the situation growing more desperate by the hour, but the coast guard is pressing on with the search focusing on an area north of where the capsized boat was found on sunday morning, off the coast of charleston south carolina. they've conducted 39 searches so far, 36,000 square miles, a huge area to cover. last night a vigil was held the third vigil since the boys were lost. family and friends gathering, hoping somehow these boys will be found alive. >> i feel that as long as they're searching and they're the experts, then we can continue on and on and on. >> now, bad weather is expected later this afternoon. that could certainly hamper the effort. it's a

giving youa a look here across the bay. we have a mix of sun and clouds this morning.lenty of sun to go around for the afternoon. even the coast will get in on this sunshine and temperatures for inland areas. running a little below average. in any case we have upper 70s, low 80s for you. going to be nice. i will look at those numbers in just a moment. what a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. ly step out of the way so you can see that. 61 degrees in santa rosa. 61 for san francisco. 63 outside your door? 63 in livermore and san jose at 60 as well. with the partly cloudy skies temperatures will begin to rebound as we get in to the next houro. we have the on shore breeze that will stay bus. it's a modest one. fairfield reporting 16 miles an hour concord 12 and a light breeze in area around oakland. partly cloudy to mostly clear. temperatures in the 60s and 70's for most of us. warmer locations low 80s. maybe 85 degrees for areas like gilroy and morgan hill. that's going to be about it. let's take a look at the numbers expected starting closer to the coast. we have