lab. here to tell us more, dirk ahlborn. and dana hall who covers everything elon musk. thank you both for joining us. dirk, let's talk a little about what we saw this week. mainly from the competition. did hyperloop one raise the bar this week? what did they show? dirk: i think they did a really great event. the system they showed is a propulsion technology, which is fairly common, but still a great step for the overall hyperloop community. a big part of it is creating awareness. definitely great. brad: talk a little bit about your announcement this week. what is passive magnetic levitation technology? dirk: first of all, you mentioned we are crowd sourced, which is correct. but we are still a normal company, just using a completely new approach to innovation, using crowdsourcing to get the best ideas and opinions and innovations into our company. that's how this happened, with the lawrence livermore technology, brought to us by our community. it is a magnetic levitation technology. the levitation occurs through movement. so the faster the pod moves, the levitation occurs through

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ofirk ahlborn, hyperloop transportation, thank you so much. dana, what did hyperloop show this week? dana: there is a lot of interest in the concept. the real moment will come when there is actual human beings riding in it, and we are still several years from that, but you had experts and transit experts flocking to nevada to see a short demonstration. brad: somebody jokes they had built what appears to be a theme park ride, and that everyone was giving some undue adulation. but there was more to it than that. dana: it was a fairly short test. there wasn't a human being in bit. just showing the repulsion system. but it really is a movement. there are engineering students at colleges around the world who are all excited about the idea. and you have a lot of excitement around hardware, which we have not seen in quite a while. a return to building infrastructure, which is exciting. brad: elon musk, who originated this idea, or at least the enthusiasm for it, is he backing either of these technologies? dana: he is staying out of it, which is pretty interesting, and a challenge for both

t burrito. hurry in before it's gone. >>> 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

on that coming right up. >>> explosive new allegations that former 49er dana stubblefield raped a disabled woman but his lawyers say not so fast. they claim he is the victim and say there's evidence to prove it. they will hold a news conference in a few hours to do damage control. kpix 5's betty yu has the story. >> reporter: dana stubblefield did not say a word as he walked out of santa clara county jail with his attorney. >> dana stubblefield is 100% innocent of these charges without question. the woman who made these charges has raised false allegations in an attempt to take advantage of the celebrity status. >> reporter: the d.a. charged the ex-49er great was raping a developmentally disabled woman at his morgan hill home last april after interviewing her for a babysitting job. a day before prosecutors said he contacted the then 31 through a nanny website and set up the interview. the interview lasted 20 minutes. she got a text from stubblefield saying he wanted to pay her for her time. when she returns, he forcefully raped her and later gave her $80. what kind of relationship

, eric bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> fox news continuing coverage of the egyptair jet that crashed overnight on its way to cairo from paris. likely cause, terrorism according to egypt's government. but all possibilities are being investigated. the plane went down in the mediterranean sea, somewhere off the greek island of crete. authorities say it lost altitude before vanishing from radar screens. the white house says the u.s. is ready to help with the investigation. the latest from fox's greg palkot live from charles de gaulle airport in paris where the doomed flight took off. greg? >> that's right. the terminal behind me, terminal 1, charles de gaulle airport 24 hours ago was the scene of that flight pulling away from the gantry way and getting ready to take off. 24 hours later there's still more confusion. egyptair in the past 15 minutes has come out and said that it will not confirm that the debris found on the surface of the mediterranean sea, a few hours ago, was in fact a part of their stricken airplane. it

>>> hello, i'm kimberly guilfoyle. 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 yesterda

political experts, chief political correspondent, dana bash, manu raju, and our chief political analyst, gloria joins me onset. set the scene for us, dana. >> reporter: that's right. i'm on 1 enmanju is on the othe. the criesness going on over here. one of the sort of bev the repos end cameras to try to get the scene. if you look over here, this is on this side, this is the driveway where donald trump came in. because, it is a way for him to get into the building without having to deal, not just with reporters, but also, with the protesters who you'll probably hear when you go to manu. that's the feel out here, inside, though, you know, i can't emphasize enough how much sources who i talked to are trying to make the temperature and the vibe very, very different. much more low-key. much more get to know ya. that's something everybody i talked to reminds me over and over again, carol. >> donald trump and the leaders in the house, the five or so that he is going to meet with this morning, they don't really know each other well. he might have met them at a fund-raiser, a party, but for the

> >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> now at noon, former 49er star dana stubblefield is playing defense after explosive allegations that he assaulted a disabled woman. good afternoon, everyone. it is tuesday, may 3. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. this afternoon, stubblefield is now vowing to fight those accusations. kpix 5's kiet do is live in north san jose where stubblefield and his attorneys just held a news conference. kiet. >> reporter: yeah. and that press conference was held here at the jubilee christian center. this is his home church and they are standing behind him. after an embarrassing day yesterday, dana stubblefield now faced the cameras on his terms. dana stubblefield walked into the press conference in a suit and tie with a team of lawyers by his side and they did not mince their words. >> we will defend this case on every level. we will fight on every hill. we will prove his innocence in every way. >> reporter: stubblefield was arrested yesterday in front of his children at their school and charged with raping a disabled woman. a

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 big names in the party t

with seth meyers." tonight -- dana carvey, chat and music from cyndi lauper, featuring the 8g band with mark guiliana. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic to hear. let's get to the news. bernie sanders said yesterday that he intends to do everything that he can to prevent a donald trump presidency. though i don't know what he can try that donald trump hasn't tried already. [ laughter ] donald trump has already started outlining plans for what he hopes to accomplish during his first 100 days in office. once he's done outlining, he's going to start coloring it in. [ laughter and applause ] "what's the best colors for walls?" that's right. donald trump has started outlining plans for his first 100 days in office. and it's pretty ambitious. [ laughter ] the rolling stones have prohibited donald trump from playing their songs at his rallies, adding them to a growing list of artists who have done the same including adele, aerosmith,

. south carolina senator lindsey graham, one-time trump rival for the nomination told dana bash in an interview he is so disappointed with the presumptive nominee he will possibly abandon the civic duty upon which he's built his career and comes one day after the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives paul ryan said he's quote/unquote just not ready to support mr. trump. a number of republicans in the party are ready to support donald trump. former vice president dick cheney just told cnn trump has his vote. but this bombshell coming from senator graham will certainly have fallout. the most visible break yet with the party's presumptive nominee. let's get straight to the woman who helped break the news, our own chief political correspondent dana bash, dana bash, what exactly did he tell you? >> reporter: a lot, brooke, a lot. but the bottom line and you laid it out is that he is just so unhappy with the choices he is not going to vote for either of them. and i will let you listen to him explain what exactly he's going to do when he goes into the voting booth. senator graham, you

readers next we kick off the weekend with dana joya on why poetry matters. [inaudible] >> good evening everyone if you're stapgd there's still a few seats up here. over here a few places. welcome to tonight's trinity form evening conversation with dana joya i'm president of the forum and on behalf of us wii all delighted that you are here. and we're also delighted to get to partner with howard and roberta who are sponsors this evening in getting to host what is sure to be a fascinating event. if you're new, i know many of you seem to be new faces. a little bit about us. we exist to provide a space and resource for leaders to engage life greatest questions in the the context of faith and great questions of life linked to our notion of truth, beauty and goodness, and historically one of the most important means of disterns and internalizing those notions of truth, u beauty and goodness of art and practice are of poetry. it was through poetry that epics were passed down but truths were internalized. that much of the bible came to us and the great mists of civilization were transmitted but

>>> i'm greg with kimberly, juan williams and dana perino. "the five." >>> breaking news, everyone. the white house are lying liars who think you are stupid. "the new york times" ran a tribute to an obama rogue dropped a bombshell. rhodes bragged the white house lied about the iran deal telling the media they were dealing with iranian moderates when they were dealing with american hating hard liners. more proof that obama put his legacy before our security. they claim the adversaries were peaceful moderates to mask the plan allowing for america to shaft allies. it's crazy stuff. something tells me if this were a republican regime, impeachment would be in high gear. instead, it's cast as a victory. to sell the deal to america, we learned the white house served so-called experts to trick reporters and air brushed this bead. why would rhodes admit to such things in the new york times? because he thought it was awesome. he thought the media, being sympathetic groupies, wouldn't care. for the most part, he's not wrong. it wasn't just obama that wanted the legacy, the media wanted it too

>>> hello, i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, eric bolling, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." hillary clinton insists she didn't put america's security in jeopardy with her use of a private email server as secretary of state. she was questioned about the investigation again this week. >> have you been contacted or have your representatives been contacted by the fbi to set up an interview? >> no. >> no contacts there? >> no. >> any indication that your private server was hacked by foreign hackers? >> no, not at all. >> not at all? not quite. aleast according to a romanian hacker, who said he easily and repeatedly broke into the secretary's server in early 2013. in an exclusive interview, fox's own chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge spoke with him on the phone from a virginia jail where he's awaiting trial for cybercrimes. >> is the clinton server easy or hard? >> no, for me was easy. for me was easy, for everybody. >> mrs. clinton's team said they put security on this server. is that what you found? >>

following accusation it suppresses conservative stories in its trending news feed. 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 f

. >> betty yu was there tonight as dana stubblefield who won a super bowl with the 9ers and also played for the raiders bailed out of jail this evening. >>reporter: stubblefield's attorney says his client is in a state of shock. he was arrested in front of his kids in this house behind me is where prosecutors say this rape happened. now neighbors tell us that stubblefield moved out within the last week. today his attorney tells us that this woman's story is completely false. dana stubblefield did not say a word as he walk out of santa clara county jail next to his attorney. >> dana stubblefield is a hundred percent innocent of these charges without question. the woman who made these charges raised false allegations. >>reporter: they charged the ex-49ers great of raping a developmentally disabled woman at his home last april after interviewing her for a baby signature job. a day before the sought he then contacted the 31 year-old through a nanny web site an set up the interview. a morgan till police report states the interview lasted 20 minutes she later got a text from stubblefield saying h

49er dana stubblefield. >> his lawyers make an unusual request to the judge. why our legal expert says good luck. >> also, you've heard about baseball rainouts. why major league baseball is canceling games because of mosquitos. >> and baseball great willie mays celebrating his 85th birthday. how san francisco is paying tribute next. ,,,, case involving a former 49e attorneys for dana stubblef they're >>> a new twist in the sexual assault case involving a former 49er. 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 distric

. david chalion, our cnn political director and cnn chief political correspondent dana bash, and we have m.j. lee here in new york with breaking details first and foremost on the ohio governor. m.j., what do we know about governor kasich? >> well, john kasich, it sounds like, is out of the ration, and, remember, brooke, he has really had no path forward for a long time. this is not a sudden development, not even surprise, and i think really the nail is the coffin is when last night ted cruz in a surprise announcement to many people decided that he was getting out, even though his trump has not reached 1,237 delegates, and i think there's also no clearer sign that the gop primary season was really over than reince priebus tweeting last night, look, donald trump is the presumptive nominee and the party needs to now move forward and take on hillary clinton. >> even though the kasich folks said reince priebus, we're not out just yet and a lot has changed over the course of 12 hours. >> the strategy all along is he wanted to take this to a contested convention. i think last night it became ve

bolling along with kimberly guilfoyle, ebonywilliams, dana perino and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> west virginia and nebraska are putting their mark on the 2016 presidential race, polls close in two and a half hours in west virginia where hillary clinton could lose tosanders. voters there are not happy with her plan to put coal companies out of business and coal miners out of work. but in nebraska where polls close in four hours, ted cruz thinks there's a chance he could do well and he's floating the possibility of restarting his presidential campaign if he does. more on that later this hour. but first, the general election is less than six months away and brand new polls out that show trump and clinton in a dead-heat in three must-win states, florida, ohio and pennsylvania. in florida it's clinton 43, trump 42, in ohio, trump is beating her 43-39. and in pennsylvania, again, clinton only ahead by one point, 43-42. let's bring in special report host bret baier. we saw these three very important swing states, must-win states, florida, ohio, and penns

outside of a contested convention. he has been barnstorming indiana. cruz spoke with cnn's dana bash about why he still has a chance at a republican nomination. she joins us from indianapolis. >> miguel and alison, the thing to keep in mind about the primary here in indiana today is it is in no way going to get ted cruz the nomination before the convention. this is all about just giving cruz the ability to say that he has the potential to have a fight at the convention in cleveland. so that is part of what i talked to him about when he was standing with the governor of indiana mike pence who endorsed him. i put the numbers to ted cruz. i said from now on donald trump just needs 47% of the remaining delegates to win. cruz needs 132%. meaning it is mathematically impossible. why is he saying he is sure it will be a contested convention. here is how that conversation went. >> dana, nobody will get to 1,237. i won't get to it and neither will donald trump. indiana is a critical state. i'm encouraged that conservatives are coming together. >> what makes you sure he won't get the rema

in the land could ultimately end in gop matrimony. 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

kenny choi. >>> we begin with the explosive allegations against a former 49ers player. 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

long investigation but dana stubblefield finally booked on charges of raping a disabled person yesterday. he made the $250,000 bond and is out of jail at this moment. according to police reports, back in april 2015, he contact the woman through a babysitting website and the job interview was held at his home. she got a text later from him saying he wanted to pay her for her time. when she returned, the report says he forcibly raped her and then later gave her $80. but stubblefield's attorney is telling a different story saying his client is being targeted for fame and fortune and says he has evidence of more than 20 text messages from that woman asking stubblefield for more money. >> she texted him on more than 20 occasions asking him for money. >> reporter: the d.a. says this was a crime of violence against a vulnerable victim. she was looking for a job and was assaulted. after the alleged attack the woman went to the police department where they took a dna sample that matched stubblefield. his lawyers say stubblefield has passed a lie detector test and they have planned to re

don't know why a guy tried to get into the white house today. >>> this is fox news alert. i'm dana perino. security scare at the white house this afternoon. a secret service agent shot a man carrying a weapon near a security checkpoint. the male suspect was shot in the abdomen and is now in custody. but is not expected to survive. the white house was put on lockdown, but it's since been lifted. the president was not on the premises at the time. for more, we head over to chief washington correspondent james rosen on the scene. >> dana, good afternoon. this all erupted shortly after 3:00 p.m. eastern when sources tell us a man approached the south side of the white house complex near the corcoran. the suspect was holding a pistol in his hand. the secret service issued commands to drop the weapon and the individual failed to follow commands and so was shot by secret service. we're told the injuries are very, very grave as you indicated. he's not likely to survive. the white house said everyone in the white house and associated with the white house is always safe and accounted for now.

tuesday. >> it all comes down to the numbers. donald trump has over 1,000 delegates. ted cruz. dana bash talked to ted cruz yesterday. i want to play that sound and chat with you about that. >> will you support his candidacy, if donald trump gets the delegates before cleveland? >> 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 cong

some needs, too, dana. he needs the party structure. because remember, he's just starting to get going on things like putting a staff in the battleground states. he's just getting going on fundraising. he's just getting going on identifying voters and you know, the rnc has computer lists of where republicans voters are and who you need to reach if you want to win. he wants all those things. but going into this, the word in washington is, that paul ryan will not come out and say, i endorse donald trump on thursday. instead, he'll say, i'm working on it. we're talking. we're moving in the right direction. but there is no sense that -- >> you think that's wise, kimberly, that approach? >> i think tomorrow is going to go very well. we've seen some little telegraphing messages by way of carrier pigeon delivered. i think what's going to happen is he's going to be able to get behind. there won't be a big dramatic announcement, there will be a meeting of the minds and understanding that going forward, the goal should be to defeat hillary clinton it should be never hillary, not never trum

dana bash. how serious is bill kristol? >> very serious. he's been serious for months in trying to figure out how the people who simply will not tolerate a donald trump nominee at the top or somebody like him at the top of the ticket how they can find an alternative. going from being very serious to actually finding a candidate and doing it properly is the very different things. for example, what they have to do is find somebody who is palatable to people. and not just palatable but recognizable. kristol said before it doesn't have to be somebody with huge name id. but to get somebody -- for somebody to get attention who is not a clinton or trump would be difficult. they have been told by people familiar with their process. they have been doing polling. they have been looking at data. they've been talking to big money people, which is an important part of this, to be able to fund a process where they would have to get people on the ballot. they would have to, you know, fund campaign. these are huge, huge hurdles to get over. again, he is insisting by twitter in this very mysterious

go talk to the staff, okay? -joe t.: yeah. -lemonis: okay. how's chef fuji doing? dana: i love fuji. he's great. he's here every day almost all day. lemonis: working his butt off? dana: he sweats. it's hard. [ laughs ] lemonis: how are things different? dana: a lot more organized, more efficient. lemonis: does it always look this clean back here? -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? lemon

dana perino. this is "the five." a first in the 2016 presidential race. donald trump has overtaken hillary clinton in an average national poll. real clear politics shows him ahead of clinton with 43.4% and she's ott 43.2. they heavily favored clinton. her lead slipping since trump became the nominee. she says pay no attention to the polls. >> polls this far out mean nothing. they certainly mean nothing to me. i think, if people go back and look, they mean nothing in terms of analyzing the fall. >> we are not going let, at least my campaign is not going to let donald trump try to normalize himself in this period. i do not want americans and, you know, good thinking republicans as well as democrats and independents to start to believe that this is a normal candidacy. it isn't. >> trump says his numbers are only going to keep going up. here is why. >> she's ineffective. bernie sanders said she's not qualified to be president and he meant it. he said it because, you know, frankly, with her decisions, look at libya, look at offshoots of libya, benghazi, et cetera, so many things. we cou

or i will eat this column. don't go anywhere because dana millbank is going to be on the show in a little bit and he's been working on recipes. and out comes... papa john??? of the bullpen. it looks like he's taking this official pizza thing pretty seriously. for just 6.99 each get two medium two-topping pizzas. papa john's - the official pizza of major league baseball. >>> i sense a great deal of momentum. i sense some great victories coming and i think that while the path is narrow and i do not deny that, i think we can pull off one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. >> senator bernie sanders made two things clear last night. one he isn't going anywhere and two his path to nomination is indeed narrow. in fact, the irony here is that after last night's of victory sanders odds of securing the nomination got worse. sanders must now win 66%, two-thirds of all remaining pledged delegates which is up from the 65% it was before his victory last night. and while it's hard to see how sanders will be successful, it creates a predicament for hillary clinton.

>>> 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 every saturday mornin

american urban radio networks, "washington post" political columnist dana milbank and former john mccain adviser, adoll to franco. april, did the president set the blueprint on how to tackle donald trump? >> yeah, i think he did. he had to deal with the topics of the day, even if it was the trump steak. he dealt with donald trump himself, the lack of him being there. it's been so poignant he was there. every year we watched donald trump. the first year he was very angry. the second year he knew how to play to the camera. i was sitting next to the next table was eric trump and i can't laying back and watching to see how eric played it. >> because i saw -- >> he laughed. he laughed at the president's jokes and there was one point when the president first came out he kind of was let's see where we're going and laid back and started laughing. i think donald trump is fair game like every other presidential candidate and you have to deal with him. >> the president also, he had a little fun with the rift in the republican party when it comes to the presidential race. listen to this. >> on the r

conceivable it could flip? yeah, i do. >> dana? >> i'm going to agree with you on that. i want to ask you, chris, about the democrats, i'm curious what you're hearing about how much heartburn bernie sanders is giving to the democrats and they have some priors coming up that he's likely to win. so this narrative is not going to be put to bed for them for maybe a few weeks. >> i think the key is how bernie sanders runs against hillary clinton. if he just stays in the race, and yes, it will be embarrassing, it's embarrassing, that she lost indiana. you could conceive of her losing california to bernie sanders. that wouldn't be good. on the other hand just like she won some states late against barack obama in 2008 and he still won the nomination and went on to win the presidency, i think she could. the key is, does he campaign against her? does he continue to talk about her untrust worthiness and goldman sachs and all of that stuff? if he does, that's going to hurt her. if he doesn't, if he just makes the affirmative case for himself, but doesn't take shots at her. she isn't going to like

guilfoyle, ebony williams and eric bolling and dana perino. on the fief. >>> so here's what we learned from the loserpalooza in albuquerque last night. no protester could explain why they were there. beyond employing a combination of f-words and gesturing fingers. not a complete sentence among the cretins. oddly their printed signsy articulate, but they weren't. that's what we call a clue. someone sponsored this action. they also look out of shape, clearly not living in a competitive environment, unless it's a contest in grievances, i wonder if they get paid for that by the hour. who does it help, really? does it rhyme with trump? maybe he's paying them. hmm. but it's a reminder while candidates talk about the housing bubble, it's the identity bubble that the left created and inflated and is about to burst. the restraint of the police reflects present-day reality, hampered by negative media scrutiny. called the ferguson effect, it recasts their job, protecting society as evidence of bigotry. i can't say i blame them for holding back. speaking of the media. if we aren't careful, we may

dana stubblefield lived and the neighbors say they saw him moving three days ago. >> reporter: dana, do you have any comment, mr. stubblefield. >> he answered no questions as he jump period in to the car awaiting him outside the jail. his attorney did tall talking for him. >> he is 100% innocent of the charges without question. he is charged with sexually assaulting a developmentally delayed woman, who went to his home to interview for a job as a nanny. it happened april 9th of last year. >> this developmentally disabled nonsense is nonsense. >> reporter: carding to the police reported, he contacted the woman through a website called sitter city.com, they set up an interview that lasted 20 minutes and she left, and later she got a text message saying he wanted to pay her for her time. when she went back, she was assaulted and paid $80. >> it was a consentual relationship that he had with her, it happened a year ago, and it's nothing but a money grab and an attempt to take money and take advantage of a celebrity status. >> he has made headlines before. he was caught in the balko scan

to back donald trump. year joined for this big event by cnn chief political correspondent dana bash who is live outside the rnc headquarters where these meetings just took place. cnn senior political reporter manu radio. >> you is inside the capitol. first to dana, what are you hearing? >> reporter: i'll tell what you we're seeing, donald trump and his motorcade just drove by here. he was all smiles through his window though. he was all smiles and waving as he left. so it doesn't sound like that would be the face and the reaction from somebody who didn't have a very good meeting. but my understanding is that, first of all, the initial meeting, there were two meetings inside here, first was just with donald trump, the rnc chair reince priebus, and also with the speaker, paul ryan. the three of them met for about an hour, just the three of them. no aides, no staff, and i can just tell you on this leading up to this meeting, i am told by a source familiar with the process that reince priebus spent a lot of time talking to donald trump. every day, sometimes multiple times a day. to be f

hearing an ex-niner's side of the story. a woman says she was raped. dana stubblefield says she is lying and it is all a money grab. and betty, his attorneys are trying to prove it was facebook and text messages. >> reporter: that's right liz. they gave us that evidence today to try to prove that this woman has no credibility. and, they also criticized the da for trying to sensationalize this case and they said it is all nonsense. speaking for the first time since his arrest, ex-49er star dana stubblefield admitted he had sex with the woman he found on this babysitting website after interviewing her for the job. >> i'm not a perfect man. however, the allegations against me come a year after consensual encounter with a woman are now totally false. >> reporter: his legal team held a press conference at his church in san jose and gave the media handouts of the 32-year- old woman'ssitter city profile. her bio reads i like zuma. i need a job. payment, doctor, dentist. phone, tax, light. i'm learning a zumba. i want a zunba job. i like mall and nice restaurants. they also included the ab

. >> in the south bay, former nfl standout dana stubblefield is defending himself against rape allegations saying he is innocent and saying he is planning a vigorous defense. the former 49er and raider says the encounter a year ago was consensual. we got the new developments from ann 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 stub

in san jose. matt is there with the details. matt? >> yes, dana stubblefield's attorneys wrapped up the media conference 45 minutes ago and handed documentation showing he passed a lie detector test but, still, a year later and now he is being charged with rape. >> 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

funny dana carvey stops by studio 1a to talk about his very funny show. "today," thursday, may 5th, 2016. ♪ >> all the way from boise, idaho, we love you, al. >> from alabama to beaver creek, ohio, roll tide roll. >> in the house! whoo! ♪ >> i'm 55 on 5-5 and "today's" number one fan! >> i'm 30 today! >> whoo! ♪ >>> we're back now, 8:00 on a thursday morning. it's the 5th day of may, 2016. it's cinco de mayo. we have a nice crowd outside on another chilly morning. al will be on our bad list after a little while. >> only if i don't tell you about it. >> that's true. meanwhile, love the song, natalie "east coast girls." >> "california girls." >> right. you chose that for a reason. >> we'll explain that coming up in trending. >> is there a little message behind it? >> always a message behind the music, carson. >>> sweet treat for mother's day perhaps. the guys are here to share one of their mom's favorite recipes. always fun to have those guys here. >>> tamron is inside with the top stories. tamron? >>> donald trump is promising to avoid insults and stick to the issues if his op