dana: i do. in terms of bringing the model 3 to market at a price point consumers are expecting. 400,000 people forked over $1000 to reserve a car, and they have been promised it will be $35,000. so if tesla cannot deliver at that price point, you will see cancellations. brad: give me one detail from the tour of this massive construction site that stands out. dana: all the conference rooms are names after -- named after metal lithium, cobalt, graphite. bloomberg,hull from thank you very much. could we see another billionaire turned reality tv star on a ticket to the white house? mark cuban is presenting his thoughts on how hillary clinton should pick a running mate. cuban said "i would get a vice presidential candidate who is someone like me, who would just throw bombs that donald." cuban mentioned he and the presumptive republican nominee have a love-hate relationship. coming up, we break down the biggest events in tech from this week. after the resignation of lending club's ceo, what is next fo

dana: only 14% finished. so you sort of drive into the desert, turn into this industrial facility, and then you see the building. you realize, this is actually only 14% of it. they will build more. so they are building it in a modular fashion so they can begin production before it is complete. brad: musk has talked about needing to raise more capital to finish the facility. what does that mean, and how will it impact test the shareholders? dana: tesla has always been very long-term in terms of their thinking, and most retail investors are in it for the long haul. on the recent earnings call, musk said they will need or capital. they are doing all these crazy things. building the gigafactory, 1500 job listings -- they will need serious cash. some analysts say $2 billion, $3 billion. the question is when are they going to actually do it. brad: the 500,000 cars metric, they are saying 2018. dana: the thing that has everyone flabbergasted, they only had 50,000 deliveries last year, so it is a hockey stick. in ter

reportera: dana estÁ sola por decisiÓn propia. dana: no tengo nada que me amarre, lo primero que hacen es agarrar a tu familia agua la persona que mÁs quieras, sÓlo tengo perros. reportera: javier valdez dice que mujeres como dana son pocas. javier valdez: son pocas, la mayorÍa son profesionales, se le busca para trabajos en diferente tipo, regiones para diferentes organizaciones, son muy cuidadosas. reportera: dice que no le hacen falta enamorados. dana: tengo un pretendiente narco pero no quiero. reportera: las mujeres que viven del glamour y del dinero que tengan cuidado porque del otro lado del poder estÁ la muerte. vanessa: a mÍ me tocÓ mucho de lo malo, me torturaron, me mataron a mi hija. me han amenazado y me quieren matar. yo ya me arte de la vida de narcotrÁfico, de la prostituciÓn. ya me canse. teresa: en sinaloa han aumentado los asesinatos de mujeres, segÚn la policÍa mucho estos casos tiene relaciÓn con amores y desamores. la cadena unimÁs desarrolla una serie de televisiÓn basada en la historia de un gr

. >>> allegations of rape against former 49er and raider dana stubblefield. his attorney is scheduled to hold a news conference. >>> and the mother of rapper tupac shakur dies in a marin county hospital. a look at the legacy she is leaving behind >>> and the water is heating up and so are fire concerns. we are live with cal fire on its efforts to prevent devastation during this fire week. >> feeling good on a tuesday morning. hanging around jack london square, taking in the views, waiting for tipoff, warriors and trailblazers in the city of oakland. i was at the store. my son had to buy flowers for his teacher there because it's teacher appreciation day. and that's the first time i noticed. it says mother's day. and then i walked in and my producer said i have to did a segment on mothers' day. >> how can you do that it. >> well, so things to do. >> his mother watches the show every among as does his i have wife. there are two moms in his life that need to do. >> i'm excited to do this. >> i'm horrified. >> steve, save us. >> it's better to find out five days

so dana, welcome. [applause] [cheering and applause] [inaudible] start right from the very beginning you have an n.b.a. how did you become a poet? >> bad luck. i guess, i don't know. i fell in love with poetry as a kid because my mother who, you know, working class mexican whom didn't have much education and loved poetry gone to school in evil repressive days when school children were required to memorize great poems. and these were, obviously, extraordinary valuable thing in her life and used to simply recite them so sheeted, you know, be in the kitchen doing dishes and she would go television many and many a year ago that a maiden there lived whom you may by the name of anna belle lee so i fell in love with the bewitchment of poetry, the magic of poetry and fairly early age, though, it never occurred to me that i would be a poet that happen when i was 19 or 20 and then i had a problem. i had very good parents. but they neglected to give me the private income that i so richly deserved. none of you hav

dana? >> katherine, i understand there's been no claim of responsibility. so is that to be expected? is that something new? is that a different tactic that terrorists might use in a situation like this, to wait until they take responsibility? >> that's a good question, dana. what i can tell you is that counterterrorism experts who do collection for the u.s. government, so these are people who track isis and al qaeda, they're going back through their holding. so they're going back through the social media traffic and the chatter to see if in the last 72 hours, there was something that they missed or something that seems to have taken on a greater significance, given what's happened with flight 804. in a situation like this, i know that officials are watching very closely for any kind of claim of responsibility. though again there's publicly no evidence that it was in fact terrorism. but it would be somewhat standard for isis to claim responsibility, that's really their m.o. it's less standar

>> dana bash, thanks so much. and i know you're wondering why we keep showing you the shot of that alley. that's probably the back of the capitol hill club where donald trump is meeting with the house leadership and we're expecting them to exit one of those building and see that black car there? we're expecting somebody important to get in there. when he does, of course, we'll bring it to you live. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," hillary clinton facing attacks from the right and the left in her bid to be the next democratic nominee. how does she unify the party? wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. perfect

dana stubblefield is accused of raping a disabled woman. let's take you now to morgan hill where the arrest and alleged assault happened. kpix 5's keit do is live there. kiet? >> reporter: it happened more than a year ago hear at the former home of ex-49er dana stubblefield. the district attorney's office though defended this long timeline saying they wanted to make extra sure they got it right. so stubblefield was bonded out of jail yesterday after being booked on charges of rape of a developmentally disabled woman. the d.a.'s office says back in april 2015 he found the woman through a babysitter website and invited her

and he goes, "and now comedian dana carnie." and i come out and they want to talk about -- and it's just dead silence. as we're walking off, i go, "man, is it always like that?" and he literally -- again the giant cigar. he goes, "let me tell you something about politics -- the madder they get, the cooler i get. [ light laughter ] drives them [ bleep ] crazy." [ laughter ] thank you, that's my third f-bomb. >> seth: that's fine. we can bleep them all out. >> it's late. bleep away, pixilate, do whatever you gotta do, meyers. >> seth: so excited, "first impressions." so excited for your netflix special. >> yeah. >> seth: thank you so much for being here. >> my pleasure. >> seth: dana carvey, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "first impressions" premieres tuesday on usa. catch highlights of dana from "snl", "first impressions" on nbc's new digital subscription comedy service, seeso. we'll be right back with cyndi lauper. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [electronic sound effects] brace yourself... the first ever gsf is here. with a 467

dana, she is one of our weather watcher in novato, she is reporting high 60s. we're going to have several days of clouds coming up. that forecast momentarily but right now wind speeds, san francisco 12. nine in hayward. we have 15-mile-an-hour winds in sfo where we still have delays on some arriving flights. they are calm in the fairfield area. winds will whip around to the west and pick up 10 to 15 miles per hour. this is that impressive area of low pressure roughly about 500 miles off the coast of san francisco. as it continues to enhance our marine layer we'll see some heavy pockets of fog overnight tonight with the shield of clouds. the unsettled weather pattern will continue with daily chances of rain. this is our futurecast. and you can clearly see we're in and out of the clouds. a little sunny break here and there, rain off the coast. this is the scenario for wednesday through lunch hour. it is currently 69 going up to 79 in sacramento. chance of a thunderstorm in the high sierra back through yosemite. 63 degrees in monterey. our temperatures today in th

let's bring her in, dana bash. dana bash. tell me more about what he said. >> reporter: well, isle give you one of the teasers. he said of donald trump, eating a taco is probably not going to fix the problems we have with hispanics. and it went on from there. senator graham, you're announcing here that you won't vote for either hillary clinton or donald trump. you are a dyed in the wool republican. why can't you get on board with your party's nominee? >> well, it's pretty easy to say no to hillary because i think she's third term of barack obama. i don't believe donald trump is a reliable conservative republican. good luck to paul ryan finding a conservative agenda with this guy. i don't think he has the temperament or judgment to be commander in chief. a lot of my colleagues will vote for him enthusiastically. some hold their nose. i can't go there with donald. >> but, senator, republican voters chose donald trump over you and 15 -- >> absolutely. >> -- other republican candidates for president. so are you the one out of ste

our very own dana perino will be at that meeting. and she joins us now from outside facebook's headquarters in menlo park, california. dana, are you ready for the big smackdown? are you going to take him? shake him and say mark, conservatives matter, too! conservative lives matter, too! >> i was thinking of a hash tag i could work on like perino atomic elbow or something like that. i have one. believe it or not. i wish you guys were here. because it is really interesting to get out of you know our new york bubble. our washington, d.c. bubble and to come out here to a different bubble. really. and to have, have a chance to be at this meeting. i'll be back in new york tomorrow. i'll report all about it i'll be on the kelly file later tonight. people are gathering, we're going to go there in just about 25 minutes. and so i go in with an open mind. i'm pretty curious about a couple of things. one certainly about how the technology works and how the, how the algorithm gets put together so you have the news trend feed. the other thing i've

as i heard my colleague dana bash say, we are running out of adjectives. she used seismic. paul ryan, one of the most powerful republicans in office, the man that will preside over the republican national convention told jake tappert he is not ready to support presumptive nominee donald trump. >> mr. speaker, you said you will support the presumptive nominee. now you have a presumptive nominee, donald trump. women you support him? >> well, to be perfectly candid, jake, i'm not there at this point, i am not there. i hope to and i want to. but i think what is required is that we unify this party. i think the bulk of the burden on unifying the party will have to come from the presumptive nominee. >> trump responded in a statement a short time ago, quote, i am not ready to support speaker ryan's agenda. perhaps in the future we can work together and come to an agreement about what is best for the american people. they have been treated soy badly for so long that it is about time for politicians to put them first. speaking of that convention in july, there's a growing list of bi

>> dana, nobody will get to 1,237. i won't get to it and neither will donald trump. >> what makes you sure he won't get the delegates? getting 47% of the remaining delegates is not inn conceive ab inn conceivable. >> he did well in his home state. he did well in the adjoining states. >> so if he walks away from this -- we have 57 delegates up for grab. he is looking at 1,050. he is going to close it and you have 450 left. he has every chance of winning 1,237 by the time we get to california. >> you have been doing some math. >> it hurts my head. >> your analysis happens to be correct. listen. this will not absolutely mathematically seal anything today in indiana. if donald does like we expect, california for him will be a slow walk in the sunshine. if cruz surprises us somehow, he will have to fight for every congressional district. that is what it comes down to. >> what is the minimum number that trump needs to get in indiana where he can feel pretty darn good about walking into california? >> if he gets most of them.

with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> tonight a fair and balanced examination of the mainstream media's bias with three glaring new examples. first up, donald trump is firing back at the "washington post" after learning the paper has devoted an army of 20 staffers to dig up dirt on every nook and cranny of his life. the gop presumptive nominee thinks the owner has it out for him. >> this is owned as a toy by jeff bezos who controls amazon. he's using the "washington post" for power, so that the politicians in washington don't tax amazon like they should be taxed. he's worried about me and i think he said that to somebody. it was in some article where he thinks i would go after him for antitrust because he's got a huge antitrust problem. because he's controlling so much and what they've done is he bought this paper for practically nothing and he's using that as a tool for political power against me and other people. >> after the post our segment on this story yesterday

here you have it, dana bash. with that image, front and center, how does donald trump unify the party? does he move more to the middle like we heard paul manafort say to the rnc a couple weeks ago? what do you think? >> you know, i don't think that it is -- it is the traditional move to the middle situation for somebody like donald trump. it's lower the rhetoric and change the rhetoric. i mean, what i'm hearing from my republican friends and sources and people who i talk to, you know, all the time who are still resistant to donald trump, and i want to emphasize not all of them are. many of them are saying we're going to, you know, stick with the republican nominee, even -- even though it is donald trump, but those who are still resistant aren't resistant in the way that i expected which is some of the arguments we heard from the earlier opponents of donald trump which is he's not a real conservative. he used to be pro-choice. he used to be for universal health care. he's really a new york liberal, the kinds of th

dana stubblefield is accused of raping a disabled woman. let's take you now to morgan hill where the arrest and alleged assault happened. kpix 5's keit do is live there. kiet? >> reporter: it happened more than a year ago hear at the former home of ex-49er dana stubblefield. the district attorney's office though defended this long timeline saying they wanted to make extra sure they got it right. so stubblefield was bonded out of jail yesterday after being booked on charges of rape of a developmentally disabled woman. the d.a.'s office says back in april 2015 he found the woman through a babysitter website and invited her to his home for a job interview. the 31-year-old is developmentally delayed with a severe speech impediment. when she left he allegedly texted her back he said he would like to pay her for her time. when he returned, the report says he raped her. but stubblefield says he is being unfairly targeted due to his celebrity and wealth and his neighbor says he is the friendliest guy on the block. >> i don't believe it. >> reporter

nobody wants to -- >> i like dana carvey. i love him as garth. he hasn't aged. >> he's incredibly giftedimpres. >> i don't know if he does a 43, but 41 is spectacular. now that younger viewers are getting exposed to the church lady, it's going to help at the workplace at the water cooler. generation x talking to millenials. now everybody knows who the church lady is. >> he's my second favorite dana. happy birthday. >> too cute for words. >> let me ask you, kimberly -- >> yes, lay it on. >> is our pal, ted cruz, forever known as lucifer in the flesh? >> i don't think so. i mean, look, he can go on and reinvent himself, but it was unfortunate it was the last thing said before he got out. the show is popular on tv and the movie. >> between lying ted and this, poor guy. one more thing is up next. >> bad boy. ♪ i could get used to this. now you can, with the luxuriously transformed 2016 lexus es and es hybrid. ♪ i am a lot of things. i am his sunshine. i am his advocate. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for mo

dana, great to see you. let's go from outside the capitol building into the capitol where we're waiting any minute we're going to be hearing from paul ryan himself. manu raju is just steps from the speaker's office actually at the will rogers. manu, what are you expecting? what were you picking up from your sources? what are we going to hear from paul ryan? >> i think we're going to hear a pretty positive message. that's what we're picking up from sources familiar with the meeting, that this was a good meeting. it's interesting dana's reporting shows the differences that were highlighted. internally, it will be interesting to see how donald trump responded to what paul ryan had to say, but i should note that going into the meeting paul ryan made it very clear that there are different bodies of thought within the republican party. he tried to make this sound like there's a big tent republican party, there are different wings. he represents a different wing than druonald trump and they're not going to agree on

kpix 5 reporter kiet do is live outside the home of dana stubblefield in morgan hill. kiet, we understand the former all pro is going to try to clear his name today. >> reporter: yeah. absolutely. according to police reports, this is where it all happened. this large two store i are home on saffron drive off monterey highway in morgan hill. there are two conflicting versions about what happened here. now, ex-49er dana stubblefield is now free on bond this morning after posting a quarter million-dollar bond yesterday. he has been charged with rape of a disabled person. it all began back in april 2015 when dana stubblefield found the woman on a babysitting website and held a job interview at his home. when she left, he texted her saying he wanted to pay her for her time. when she returned to the house, police report says he carried her into a room raped her and then gave her $80. stubblefield's attorneys say the woman texted him back 20 times more asking him for more money and that the whole thing was consensual and that she is now trying to extort him. >> what kind of r

dana? >> eric bolling? >> so catherine, this is one of the tough things, yesterday we were on and we were saying there's original reports of an explosion. someone saw some activity and that has now since been debunked, i guess. we talked a little bit about these two pilots, now we find out that they've been vetted extensively vetted by the airline prior to this flight. is it, is it out of the realm now, that this could be simply something like mechanical error? >> well the thing i would really focus your attention on today, eric, is what little we know about the debris field. the debris field seems somewhat concentrated or compact. this is generally a sign that there has been a sudden and catastrophic loss on the aircraft. because it sort of falls directly out of the sky. if there had been an explosion on board, it would tend to fragment. and the debris field would be spread over a larger area. what i would say about the terrorist piece today is it has somewhat receded into the background with the informati

miguel and alison. >> thanks, dana. on the democratic side, bernie sanders hoping for a win in indiana today. polls a close second. sanders making a case to hoosier voters. the same case he hopes to get super delegates to back him. namely he will be the strongest candidate in the general election. >> every single national poll, every single poll in the battle ground state like indiana. yo know what those polls show? by far bernie sanders is the strongest candidate to defeat donald trump. >> senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny is traveling with the sanders campaign. he has the latest from indianapolis. >> reporter: miguel and alison, bernie sanders campaigning until the very last of minute until the indiana primary. he is looking for another win. hillary clinton has won five of the last six. bernie sanders looking to turn around the momentum. one thing he cannot turn around is the math. hillary clinton has a commanding lead in pledged delegates and more in super delegates. bernie sanders making the argument he wi

well quite felicitously, dana. we have. the state department press corps, for the past two days, yesterday and today, in the briefings has been asking about it with no prompting from me or fox news. matt lee for the "associated press," the dean of the state department press corps, was openly sarcastic about this explanation of a glitch. saying gee of all the briefings, there's only one time this glitch has happened and eight minutes are gone and it's all of rosen's questioning. today they followed up and they said, you said yesterday you're going to look into how this happened and today they said, they're still looking into it i think they're hoping it will go away. >> my personal spokesman, tom shaloub. >> i remember the nixon tapes from when i was a kid, redford and hoffman played woodward and bernstein who going to play rosen in "all jen's men"? >> i think zac efron or -- >> how about ryan gosling? >> i'm with you on this one. i'm with you. >> go to bradley cooper. go right to the top. >> james, thank you so much. we hop

dana, have you ever smoked a you cuban cigar? >> no, i have not had the pleasure of -- >> you don't know what you're missing. >> doesn't that piss you off? >> can i say -- you said better what i was going to say. the parade of elites, headed to cuba, i'm going to be one of the first there and i'm going to go and do -- i hope that if you're going to go -- pay the workers that you deal with. >> they won't get the money. >> that's why they have to pay them directly under the table. what happens is you give the money to the hotel. the hotel is owned by the government. the government pays their people in pesos, so while you're there flip them a $100 bill or something like that it goes directly to the people if you're going to go. >> they should stay at gitmo. >> bolling, you'll do that when you go. >> cuban cigar, ever have one? >> that's illegal. >> not if you smoke it in mexico. >> you can buy cuban cigars in mexico. >> smoke it in mexico while you're getting engaged. >> smoke in a cuban prison for about three months. >> nothing lik

attorneys for dana stubblefield filed a motion today. they are no asking the santa clara county district attorney to recuse himself from the case. kpix 5's reporter len ramirez tells us, the defense claims the d.a.'s office is biased. len. >> reporter: well, that's right, ken. this is a case where the defense is going on the offense. mr. stubble field's attorneys today calling on the attorney general of california to get involved to ensure that their client receives a fair trial. dana stubblefield has not even entered a plea in his rape case but his attorneys have already gone to court filing a motion today to have district attorney jeff rosen's office pulled from the case. the attorneys accuse the d.a. of prejudicing the case and leaking information to the media. >> they showed up at mr. stubblefield's children's school with a press release in one hand and handcuffs in the other. >> reporter: stubblefield is accused of raping a 32-year-old developmentally disabled woman in his home last year after interviewing her for a nanny job. stubb

dana bash was reporting that senator from illinois. do you trump -- the ongoing concerns about candidacy. clearly there are people in the republican party who are he assistant to coalesce around him. >> they will coalesce around him. of course they will. he's the nominee. he's going to win this thing. so of course the party is going to get behind mr. trump. and many have. i just saw recently and we were in our state convention in iowa and people who thought they would never come aboard have come full circle and are supporting mr. trump. at the end of the day, they want donald trump in the white house and they do not want a hillary clinton in the white house. so they will do whatever it takes and they will rally behind mr. trump. >> it makes it that more difficult, tana by going after bill kristol and so many in the party he'll need to win in november. >> no. he's not making things difficult. he's just reacting to them. they're attacking him and he's a counter puncher, as we know. if you don't want to be attacked, don't attack trump doc

dana bash is on capitol hill and, dana, it was just ryan, trump and rnc chairman reince priebus, the three of them locked in this room earlier today. it sounds like the beginning of one of the saw films. but afterwards, ryan came out and said he found trump warm and genuine. >> reporter: that's right. that wasn't the first meeting. to continue with your metaphor, my sources tell me that trump came in clearly wanting to walk down the aisle with paul ryan. but, you know, because of that interview that you did, jake, with paul ryan and because it was quite controversial among many in his own rank and file right here in the capitol, today was at much at stake for trump as ryan. gathering to greet their nominee for president, donald trump, they all could not sound more eager to get beyond the discord. >> the headline is positive first step toward unifying our party. >> i do believe that we are planting the seeds to get ourselves unified. >> reporter: in fact, trump and house speaker paul ryan issued a carefully crafted joint statement using a version of the word unite three times in one p

there was no doubt about dana stubblefield's ability on the field. >>reporter: he's no stranger getting in trouble with the law. in 2008 he was caught in the balco scandal and pleaded guilty he was sentenced to probation for performance enhancing drugs. a year later a former fiance' filed a restraining order against him. his attorney also said there is no truth to the fact that this woman is developmentally disabled and that she herself has a criminal past. tomorrow he is hold a press conference yes says he will reveal her name facebook page and text messages between his klein and this woman. live in morgan hill betty yu kpix5. >> number of former 49ers current and past have been arrested recently. smith goes on trial for dui hit- and-run and vandalism. ray mcdonald's has been indicted by a criminal grand jury on rape charges. chris culver was charged with felony possession of brass knuckles. >>> a stunning plea deal in the case of three drifters charged with two bay area murders. one of them is going to testify against the other suspects. 24-year-ol

but dana, there's another scenario. that trump doesn't win this thing in november. is that what we're seeing from marco rubio? that's how i interpreted it. that he distanced himself from trump. >> i see it as marco rubio doing his first interview, which isn't easy after a grueling campaign and a loss where he disappointed a lot of people who are still very loyal to him. i don't think he's making any plans, he's not being calculated. he's just being sincere and he's being principled, saying i got to look at myself in the mirror every night. i'm not going to make a decision right now. there are tectonic shifts in the electorate and in the republican party. how it ends up, who knows, but i will take him at his word. he's not interested. maybe he'll change his mind if he gets a phone call. but he's not soliciting a phone call. >> i agree. greg, do you think cruz is in denial, do you think he's in flat-out denial or just can't let go of being on the campaign trail? what's in it at this point for cruz? >> lyin' ted. lied about dropping out. he lied about dropping out. lyi

. >>> i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, ebony williams, greg gutfeld and eric bolling. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> donald trump has done it, the billionaire businessman has won more than enough delegates to clinch the republican nomination for president. some unbound delegates in north dakota are now pledging their support to trump and according to the "associated press," that puts trump over the top with 1,238 delegates, one more than the total needed. trump reacted to the big news in bismarck this afternoon. >> i'm so honored. i'm so honored to be in north dakota and having, i'm so honored by these people, they had such great sense. >> what do do you in those first 100 days? >> well i have many things to do. number one i'll be unwinding various executive orders and i'll be unwinding executive orders in particular having to do about the border, while people are pouring into our country, we're going to start rebuilding our military. we're going to have a lot of fun that first 100 days, we're going to start the process of making america great a

so, dana, did the voters disappoint you? what happened? >> no, brian, i don't think the voters disappointed me and i don't mean to sound defensive because i'm eating these delectable dishis and the same week he announced, this is a monster the republican created and he's not a joke and a flash in the pan. i do have faith in the voters generally and even in the republican primary voters and it was vindicated in the sense that he never got a majority of them. he got 38% overall and the others never really got one clean shot at him other than ted cruz and that was hardly a consensus candidate. so that's sort of my excuse and it was really the system that let us down more than the voters. i will double down and expect that the american voters will get it right in the end and they will reject trump and however, i want to see how my diej else works aft digestion works after i eat the column. i want to see how the body consumes the ink and apparently it has heavy metals in them and it also has fiber and it could be beneficial. >> i do have a copy

>>> hello, i'm dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." some interesting news to tell you about regarding mark zuckerberg's meeting with a group of conservatives in charge of political bias at facebook. i will be there wednesday at the meeting. they reached out to me as well as glen beck. the meeting was scheduled to address climbaims that they manipulate the news feed. zuckerberg says the network found no evidence to support the claims but would continue to investigate. that is ongoing. in the meantime eric they would like to have the meeting. we are going head out there wednesday. i said you first because you are the most active on facebook. this has not been the news feed but the trend. they are trying to deal with that portion of it because possibly it wasn't as objective as an algorithm as it would be. >> first of all, congratulations, that's an honor. i think facebook needs to get in front of it here is why. active on facebook and twitter. cash in on the saturday morning show i'm very active on the show. on twitter, #cashingin trends

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and i, unlike dana, do not boycott it and don't find the whole thing appalling. i think it is a wonderful time to see the president as a real human being, not the staodgy fellow that you see delivering other types of speeches. this barack obama versus the barack obama who delivers the state of the union, they're both wonderful, but it's nice to see the man that the country fell in love with in 2008. >> and also lampooning some of the things about him that sort of raised controversy. i think it is interesting the commentary that president obama has on the version of barack obama republicans tried to create when he was running is actually some of his best material. let's listen to president obama talk about his approval ratings. >> despite all this, despite the churn, in my final year, my approval ratings keep going up. the last time i was this high, i was trying to decide on my major. >> he just doesn't care, it's president obama. >> he literally does not care. the president of the united states joking about being high, which is not something we would have expecte

dana, what do you think? this is a strong argument. people are all in about second amendment or those that are concerned about gun violence as well in the country. >> a group that both of them have trouble with is independent women. she's always done not well with independent women as her opponent. trump doesn't do as well with independent women. they will claim it is getting better. if you look at 86% of people have made up their mind, they are voting for her or against her and for or against trump. again, independent women make up a larger amount of the vote in the last several election cycles that might change next time around. men are energized. i think her messages, if trump can figure out a way to talk about what he's talking with guns in schools and at his hotels or wherever it might be, if he can talk about it in a way that makes your point, that people are safer, it's a harder argument to make than the one she is making. at the moment, she is persuas e persuasive. >> he's talking about having specific people armed in a school

joining me now dana millbank dana, my understanding is you're researching recipes. >> we're going to crowd source this a bit. i'd call it haute type cousine. we're going to sit down in a restaurant next thursday. there's no reason why the newspaper should not go down easily. there may be led or heavy metals in the ink, but that's a small price to pay. >> what happened? what did you get wrong? >> well, i'd like to say i think i put too much faith in the republican voters, but they didn't entirely let me down. trump never got a majority of them. the problem was nobody ever got a clean shot at trump except for maybe ted cruz, but that was hardly the ideal opponent. i like to think it wasn't the voters, it was the selfishness of the other candidates in the race but be that as i may i said i'd eat my column i've got 18 inches of wood pulp to consume and i'm to take my medicine. >> i was never on board with that, but the more compelling prediction was just the guy himself doesn't have the necessary discipline -- the necessary temperament to survive this, but that proved not to be true eith

>> who is take advantage of who in the santa clara county district ton charged former 49ers player dana stubblefield with several felonies including the rape of a 31-year-old disabled woman who came to his home to interview for a nanny job in april of last area. >> he is 340-plus pounds, 6' 3 and the victim is 105 pounds. he physically pick her up and carried her and assaulted her. >> the woman want to police immediately after the attack and the d.n.a. spoors the claim. stubblefield specific out this morning saying he did nothing wrong. >> i am here to stay without reservation i am innocent of all of theallies. >> today inside his church in north san jose, stubblefield made a statement saying that the sexual encounter with consensual and the dense team attacked the district attorney's case, saying that stubblefield is being taken advantage of. >> information from the d.a. said it took over a year, a year for charges to be filed in this case. >> stubblefield's attorney say he was texted 22 time over the five days after at encounter and repeatedly asked for a job and money. >> does this s

reuben and says that stubblefield's attorney is asking why it took so long to make the charges. >> dana stubblefield wanted to make his message clear. >> i am here to state that i am completely innocent of the allegations. >> accused of raping a developmental disabled woman in april of 2015 in his home of morgan hill. she had been interviewing for a baby job after applying on the website. stubblefield admitted giving the woman $85 to fix his car. the attorney says the sexual encounter was consensual and that money is what this case is really about. >> dana stubblefield is being unfairly targeted and a money motivation case and we will prove that and prove his innocence. >> at a news conference today. stubblefield's attorney handed out a packet of paperwork. in it documentation for a lie detector test that stubblefield took and passed with flying colors and also time logs for 22 text messages, they say the woman send him asking for money. >> she texted him several times asking for money and asking to come back and wanting to work at the house. again does that sound like somebody that had

let's go over to david chalon and dana bash. david, the delegate division in kentucky is going to be relatively even, but it's still momentum stopping a bit for bernie sanders. even as he waits for oregon to close at the top of the hour. >> this is the first tuesday in the month of may that hillary clinton has put a w on the score board, and she really wanted to do that. she didn't want to do a string of loss here on each success ifz tuesday night before getting to the june 7th finale here. you are right about the delegates. take a look at how the delegates break down here. tonight, these are delegates allocated based on tonight's result website right now we can allocate 25 to hillary clinton and 25 to bernie sanders out of kentucky. now let's take a look at delegates to date. 2,268 to 1,490, that's superdelegates and pledged delegates together. let's brek that out for everyone and take a look at just among pledged delegates, she's got just shy of a 300 pledge delegate lead, 1,747 and she's crushing him among the super delegates

heard a lot of positive talk, dana. what is it going to take to get speaker of the house to formally endorse donald trump? >> i would imagine it is going to be a little bit of time, unclear how long. frankly i'm not entirely sure how much it matters at this point. you know, perhaps to the hardcore trump supporters it will matter, but i think what matters morris going to be the actions that paul ryan takes, that donald trump take to unite the party in that, they can try to come together around a message, maybe more importantly come together a schedule so trump can help house republicans keep the majority. and perhaps ryan can help a little bit in terms of the overall attempt, hard to know how much it will matter. here's the only exception. republicans in the house, those who -- our districts are hugely supportive of donald trump, and you might have really hurt us in our districts. those people might say you know what, paul ryan, we need you to endorse. >> tough position for paul ryan. he is under pressure to support the

a chief political correspondent, dana barb and assistant editing. first, michelle kosinski, the timing of this announcement and the topics which seem to catch some of us off guard. put it into perspective for us. >> reporter: it is. the release of the panama papers shed light on this. it was shocking. the documents leaked showing people with money in the off-shore accounts. it's been working on this issue for a long time and listed rules they've enacted in the past. they've mentioned the panama papers in the white house blog. but how much of it of an impetus that was for the release of this today. clearly, the white house mentioned it at length in this blog but they want to have a new rule in effect forcing financial institutions to know basically who they're doing business with. who owns the companies that are putting money there. but the white house is also proposing legislation. there are four different points they want congress to do to close loopholes and prevent tax evasion and allow for more transparency. of course, that's always a question m

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-dana: yeah. -lemonis: it really does? no b.s.? -dana: no. lemonis: okay. no b.s. joe, i just did a walk of the kitchen, and it's on-point. no doubt about it. so i want to work in the kitchen with you guys. man: so where was this going? lemonis: i noticed there was some confusion in the kitchen. things are not running as smoothly as they first appeared. which burger is this? man: texan toppings with an egg on it. lemonis: did somebody order a texan with an egg? anybody order it with an egg? you're still waiting for it? is this it? joe t.: i'll get you a burger in sec. lemonis: you got yours and you didn't get yours. that will be on us, by the way. joe t.: are you working on 41 over there? -man: i'm on 45. -joe t.: there's no 41 there? lemonis: we're waiting for a burger with an egg. joe t.: i need that firing, okay? lemonis: who ordered this one? man: we had to remake this burger. -lemonis: is this a refire? -man: yes. well, we dropped it. -lemonis: so this is a no bueno? not only have they messed up two orders, they're completely disorganized. we had another issue