heather: john kasich speaking later today, we will see what that's all about. jon: we hope you will join us then. outnumbered starts right now. >> this is outnumbered, i'm sandra smith here today. harris faulkner, cohost of after the bell on foxbusiness , melissa francis, syndicated radio talkshow host and fox news contributor. account timer, leslie marshall joins us today. it's good to have you. and today hashtag, one lucky guy.fox news contributor iraq and afghanistan veteran and author pete hence it this year. his new book in fear enough. for sale now by the way. he, welcome back and of course, you know the drill on this count. you areoutnumbered when you are in this video . >> it's always fun to see you lovely ladies and smart as all get out look at you with your talk. >> well done. >> i get it, i get it. >> good to have you and it was a big night, stunning night in indiana donald trump became the gop's de facto nominee after ted cruz dropped out following his crushing defeat in the hoosier state. even mister trump in his victory speech last night was taken aback by the amazing

." we begin with this breaking news. sources say that john kasich is dropping out of the presidential race. john kasich, the last against donald trump, calling it quits. phil mattingly covering the kasich campaign today. your source is telling you this is it? he's calling it quits. >> that's right, ashleigh. this is a shift over the last 12 hours. after john kasich very clear last night even in the wake of ted cruz's decision to drop out he was going to stay in the race. if for no other reason, to offer some alternative to donald trump. now deciding to drop out of the race. and to tell you how kind of recent this decision was. john kasich was actually scheduled to have a press availability at doles airport and the plane never left in columbus. john kasich decided to drop out of the race. he's not coming to virginia. i'm racing to the airport right now to head up to columbus where john kasich will make a speech at 5:00 p.m. and ashleigh, this is a campaign people questioning why it was going on. he was trailing donald trump by more than 900 delegates. lagging in fund raising and essent

no path forward. john kasich will announce -- they've said now the meeting that was supposed to be in d.c. and he was going to a news conference in d.c. will be an announcement at 5:00 in ohio on his home turf that he is ending this run and going forward donald trump has big challenges as we all talking about that in the next hour. >> which will be interesting what role john kasich -- he did not make a huge imprint on the campaign trail only winning his home state but his philosophy, his background are things that could be appealing and in part of what donald trump would need to unify his party. >> he's a governor, a former budget chair, an experienced political leader who would be invaluable to the republicans as they try to pull this party together. >> okay. i know you're still on that call. i'm being told to turn over the show so you're going to have to hang up on whoever you're on hold with. just hang up on them and they should be watching us live anyway. returning over the coverage to andrea mitchell as we continue to follow this breaking news story. john kasich, reports are,

carlson. this is the real story. ohio governor john kasich will hold a news conference. he's expected to confirm what we learned. he's suspending his campaign. this is as donald trump goes towards -- texas senator ted cruz of course, dropping out of the race following that crushing defeat. still live in indiana, in gary today. jeff, why is kasich dropping out now after he put out a big ad a couple hours before and he said he was staying in? >> exactly. he changed his mind late in the game, gretchen as you point out. he said last night he tweeted he was staying in. super pacs that have opposed donald trump and said never trump said we're staying in this. we're in this to fight. you point out this ad. we've got pictures of this star wars themed ad. today is may the fourth be with you. this is a star wars day. it was a themed ad looking into the future, into 2017 with a supreme court nominated by hillary clinton, you know, elizabeth warren on the court. that ad featured you gretchen in a report that pointed out that john kasich was the only republican who could beat hillary clin

republican candidate? think people were pretty disappointed by john kasich for pulling out of indiana. it is hard to endorse someone who kind of throws in the towel before the voters get a chance. >> yet the polls right now share donald trump maintaining at least a slim lead in advance of next tuesday's indiana primary. yeah, we have not had a poll in several days, but the writing on the walls sure seems to indicate that he will do well next week. he has had a steady week here. news,uz has made a lot of and he is been the more dramatic candidate with some of his decisions, with the alliance with kasich, and the carly announcement, and a couple other things here and there. not, has actually believe then the steady noncontroversial candidate in this week's race. to see be interesting what happens. like i said, we've not had a poll in several days. mess for sosuch a long, i don't think there are too many undecided voters even a week ago. >> a few days ago you wrote an essay which began with this headline, even at a ted cruz event it is all about donald trump. >> yeah. i was at eight ted cruz ev

trump just ahead. >>> dropouts, ted cruz is out of the race and john kasich is about to quit. kasich will explain why he's dropping his long shot bid in a live news conference that's coming up this hour. we're standing by. >>> and still burning, bernie sanders vows to keep fighting for the nomination even as hillary clinton pivots to a fight with donald trump. clinton tells cnn that trump with a loose canon and says americans can't take a chance on him in november. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in the situation room. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news with ted cruz out of the race and the republican party declaring donald trump it's presumptive nominee we're standing by for a major announcement any moment now by the ohio governor john kasich. sources say he decided this morning to drop out of the presidential race, telling friends that his heart is not in it. with donald trump now set to become the standard bearer of the party that he has left badly divided i went to trump tower in new york to sit down with the presumptive nominee. he says the general election camp

. >> all right. sun sunlen. one guy is saying i'm still here! john kasich is still running for president even though he now is running fourth in a two-man race. he's fewer delegates now than marco rubio does. yet, as i said, his campaign goes on. we're awaiting a news conference from john kasich at dulles airport in virginia. that's where we find our phil mattingly right now. phil? >> reporter: john kasich making clear he's not getting out of the race, according to his advisors last night. and keeping it up this morning even trying to jump off a national star wars day putting out the star wars scroll showing if donald trump were the nominee. that's the crux of their argument of why they're staying in. more than anything else kasich's team is aware they don't have much of a path to 1237. it would be difficult to block donald trump from reaching that point. until he reaches that point, kasich wants to run to make the point there's an alternative to what trump is bringing to the table. one of the biggest frustrations over the last couple of weeks is the never donald trump movement

mentioned, you have john kasich planning to speak today. he still has events on the calendar. he at this point does not appear to be a real threat in any way to donald trump. so i guess it is trump now focused on either hillary clinton or bernie sanders. >> that's exactly right. donald trump the first to admit that even he was surprised to see his chief rival in this race, ted cruz, drop out. his aides say they expected this would be a long slog all the way through a convention frankly, at least through june 7th in california. but what it means now for donald trump's campaign is they can focus in earnest on the general election, specifically in their eyes on hillary clinton. that means partnering up with the rnc that has been at times an adversary throughout the course of this campaign season. it means staffing up. it means redeploying staff to some of those critical states. remember, donald trump has insisted that his addition to this ticket, his being the republican nominee, would basically put republicans into contention in a lot of states that they hadn't been in the past, place

, about 250 miles south of flint, michigan, we also expect to hear from john kasich that he is suspending his presidential campaign. he'll be making that announcement in the state capital in columbus, ohio. that would further clear donald trump's path to the republican nomination for president. we are monitoring reaction from the trump campaign in the wake of that pending announcement, at least potential announcement from john kasich. but we're going to begin this hour in flint, michigan, where the president is going to be speaking any moment now. tony dokoupil is there live. tony, a lot of emotion in that room you're in right now. tell us what's been going on there today. i know there's already been some interesting developments there and what we can expect from the president a few minutes from now. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of emotion and fireworks already. excitement. just a few moments ago, an aide to the president came out with a disk, the presidential seal and put it on the podium. i didn't know that was a removable item, but it travels separate from the podium. when that

rolled in the hoosier state, winning 53%, more than john kasich and ted cruz combined. he picked up all the delegate, trump dismissing kasich, and focusing on the democrats and the money needed for a general election fight. >> i will make a decision fairly soon as to that. i mean, do i want to sell a couple of buildings and self-fund, i don't know that i want to do that necessarily, but i really won't be asking for money for myself. i'll be asking for money for the party, and really, it's something that we're going to start on right away. i got a call last night from reince priebus, and it is something that now we're in this position we're going to start. >> among the democrats, hillary clinton focusing on november. as bernie sanders wins indiana and he reminds her, he will not be ignored. following the angles as the presidential race becomes clearly into focus, let's begin with sarah murray, outside the trump tower in new york city. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. look, ted cruz's decision to bow out of the race caught the trump campaign by surprise last night. that mea

john kasich will suspend his campaign for president. the ohio governor set to hold a news conference in columbus four hours from now with kasich and cruz out trump is the likely nominee. he has trounced 16 candidates so far. now the ultimate test, energized and unite a fractured party to take on hillary clinton come november. >> i am confident i can unite much of it. some of it i don't want. people will be voting for me not the party. we'll do well against hillary. she will be a disaster as president. >> reaction to trump becoming the new leader of the republican party set some social media accounts on fire. literally. angry, lifelong republicans apparently torching their party cards in protest but today establishment leaders like new hampshire senator kelly ayotte says she will put party first. bernie sanders vowing to stick around. he won indiana but still trails by more than 300 delegates. that means hillary clinton has to fight on two fronts now. covering the campaign reaction from the east coast to the west coast and all points in between we start, though, with sources saying that

want to return you to the breaking news in the race for the white house. sources saying john kasich is going to drop out of this presidential race and that makes donald trump officially the last man standing on the republican side. back after a quick break. i had no idea. it's opened up a whole new world for me. >>> hello, i'm jim sciutto. wolf blitzer is on assignment and sitting down with a live interview for hillary clinton that's next hour. but first, our breaking news this hour. a change of heart in the last domino left. john kasich expected to follow ted cruz's lead and suspend his presidential campaign. clearing the way for donald trump to claim the republican nomination unopposed. cnn political reporter sarah murray joining me now live from new york. sarah, another surprise. kasich, he was hoping to hold on to the republican convention and that's in his home state. why the change of heart now? >> well, jim. it's amazing. the change of heart happened so quickly. i mean, last night, his aides were insisting he was going to stay to cleveland or someone had 1237 delegates. trump ha

now clear for donald trump. john kasich about two quit the race. before we get to the markets, more breaking news on politics. cnn is saying that john kasich is not expected to endorse donald trump when he formally suspend his campaign this afternoon. that will take place in columbus, ohio in moments. back to the market, they close in two hours. julie hyman has the latest. julie: markets are hovering around the lows of the session. volume is running about 4% above the 20-day average for the s&p 500. it has pared its gains for the year. the nasdaq has been taking the worst. economice some mix data today. the trade deficit is one of the with thehat came out smallest going back to february 2015. we had fewer imports. there was more of a balance between the two. overall, if you look at the economic data and looked at in the u.s. recently, today, we had the adp numbers. we had factory orders. we had durable goods. we had services. if you look at the u.s. surprise index, it got pretty close to neutral. that means that there were more positive surprises at than negative surprises. but we h

trump has gotten and coverage john kasich he feels has not gotten in this race and not gotten a fair shake. throughout all of this, kasich has been an interesting campa n campaigner. we've been on the trail with him often. he doesn't have the kind of stump speech you might hear from other candidates, the one you can recite word-for-word where you know where the laugh lines are and you know where a certain punctuating gesture might be. he's often very engaged with his audience and makes a point, several poignant moments in his campaign he's talked to people and had these moments he feels he's been on this spiritual journey with folks and there to inspire them. he's tried to run a positive campaign and notably not attac attacked donald trump on a personal level like others. now it is likely this is not the campaign the majority of voters wanted to see or back. >> i've been out with him also. he talks about his purpose and spirituality. i wonder whether we will hear some of that this afternoon? >> reporter: i would not be surprised, kate. it is something the governor is very open about.

2016, john kasich suspended his presidential campaign. hey, everyone, i'm erica hill, broadcasting live from msnbc election headquarters in new york. the governor set to speak in his home state three hours from now this after he canceled a news conference in virginia. this after the exit of ted cruz and john kasich, this makes donald trump the party's likely nominee. the head of the "new york post" in his hometown says can you believe it. donald trump was already turning his attention to unitine ining already fractured republican party. to talk about that, to "morning joe." >> i've gotten a lot of calls from people that were far more brutal than ted was. they want to join the team. in fact, i said to them, how can you do that after what you said? they said, don't worry about it. that's not a problem. because they're politicians. >> trump talking about people reaching out to him. all that happening this morning on "morning joe" before this john kasich news conferences was canceled and before we knew about the one that is now scheduled for 5:00 p.m. eastern. we kick off our show this hour

yet. they are going to fight on. ted cruz is going to fight on and john kasich said he will fight on. tonight' result make no difference to him. neil: did they look at the size of the loss? if it's close it's one thing and if it's as big as it is, another? >> the indication is he will go on. he believes he will win some state going forward. he said the calendar and the way it shifts now begins to fave hip to some degree absent new jersey and absent california. but he still thick he has state to win and anything can happen in a race like this. who knows when donald trump shoots himself fatally at some point. at this point none of the shots have been fatal. neil: yankee *'s chief strategist is out of the wires saying governor kasich will remain in the race unless the candidate reaps 1,237 delegate before the convention. that could happen. he was expecting to win, but i don't think even he expected to win by this much. reporter: last week in the northeastern primaries and this week in indiana. trump officials are pleased with the way it has gone in indiana. but they are moving on to the

she doesn't want to run with him. she's taking himself out. what will john kasich do? we'll know in seconds. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling and this is a fox news alert. we're waiting a major announcement from john case nick his home state of ohio. the gop candidate sb to suspend his campaign for the presidency after declaring for months he would stay in the race through the convention. kasich's departure comes less than 24 hours after ted cruz dropped out. giving donald trump a clear path to the nomination. trump is now the uncontested and is presumably the gop nominee. let's butt it that way. hey, kg, donald trump today was talking about taking the next step. starting to vet some vp, potential vp candidates. >> and that's the way someone talks, they're saying look i'm going to be the nominee of the party. i want to build bridges, bring us all together. i want to get the best and brightest that the republican party and the conservative movement have to offer. i like that, it's what business people do, it's called best practices, right? you're going to go and look and who knows how to

cruz drops out of the republican race for the white house. john kasich vows to fight on. good morning. i am nicole petallides. lauren: i am lauren simoneeti. the top issue for voters the economy will have it all. nicole: the doubt taking 144 points yesterday. economic roads in oil prices. let's check out stock market futures this morning down 54 points in the last hour or so. s&p 500 down seven. lauren: for the golden week holidays today is actually national greenery day. and china's shanghai composite edging fractionally lower. after citing another 2.5% yesterday, let's look at oil right now. but they'll down 2 cents. lauren: one of the biggest recalls in u.s. history is about to get bigger. why to qaeda might recall another 35 million airbags. traded to the golden state warriors win again without their star, tran 11. the miami heat taken over time brother. we will have all the highlights. lauren: it is wednesday, may 4th. thank you for joining us. "fbn:am," the latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. nicole: donald trump winning the indiana primary getting closer to s

. >>> we are now an hour away from hearing from john kasich which we are told is going to quit the presidential race. but does that mean he's out of the vp stakes? when i raised that issue with him a few weeks ago -- well, you be the judge. >> there is zero chance -- there is a better chance of you going on my ticket because i'm not going to offer it to you. i just don't think you're a big power-hitter. >> that's fine. >> just kidding. >> as of a few months ago -- >> you are just not interested. no way. >> no. >> all right. john kasich making it clear -- no. we do know dr. ben carson is heading up the vp search for mr. trump. such a decision was made before the cleveland convention. we'll see how that goes. meanwhile, peter doocy on what prompted all this so soon so fast. peter? >> reporter: neil, we are here in columbus where kasich staffers are for the last time putting up a "kasich for president" sign. today is a place we did not expect to be in columbus listening to kasich drop out. because at 7:00 last night, a senior strategist from the kasich campaign blasted out an e-mail t

getting. a new poll finds that a majority of republicans think that ted cruz and john kasich should drop out of the race. 52% for cruz. 63% for kasich. polls close at 6:00 in the state that spans eastern and central time. it's going to be a long, fun night. the latest poll indicates it could be an early night with trump opening up at a 15 point lead. could it be not a long night? >> yeah. >> mark halperin? >> it could be. the private polling shows a race closer than some of the public polling, but if you look at the sense of momentum and what some of the people close to the establishment said it looks like we're going it see trump win. >> guess who thinks it's going to be a late night? here is ted cruz speaking. >> we have 21 hours. i want to ask you right now donald trump and i are effectively tied in the state of indiana. it is neck and neck. >> all right response they're tied neck and neck. your info is wrong. it's tied. he just said it's tied. >> it's tied-ish. >> not really. >> ted cruz has a potential to win the state-wide vote, for sure, and it's winner take all by congressio

went with donald trump or more establishment voters that went with john kasich. >> somebody, you know, this is a weird thing that happens in tv. somebody has access to the board and is writing on the screen as we try to do this. we can no longer write on the board. i'm sorry about this, casey. here is the thing. he won iowa with the kind of voters with the religious conservatives. in theory, the way we understood how the process works, he was supposed to go to south carolina and sweep the south because we looked at that and said eva in fgelica -- evangelical christians, it is 77% of the c electorate. >> they have a deep country club background and anybody that covered the early stages of the campaign, they know they're different from south carolina in that way, you're not guaranteed to be within a chance of winning, in iowa, you get the maximum penal evangelical vote. trump won across the south. this is really the heart land of the republican party. there are critics that say the gop is original party. it only exists in the south. the reality of that is that the republican parties the

last night, and today, the final straw, john kasich expected to do the same at a news conference in his home state of ohio at 5:00 pm eastern. trump is defeated, 16 others, hillary clinton is having trouble dispatching one, senator bernie sanders surprising many with a win last night in indiana. our political panel put it all in perspective. hillary's call crisis, more tech caught a airbag recalls and tesla reports earnings after the bell. we are one hour from the closing bell. i am lori rothman in for liz claman. let's start the countdown. breaking news, the tao is off the session low, the dow and s&p both trading near three week lows, the global slowdown concerns, investors brace for earnings after the bell. gains we are keeping a close eye on, 21 steuben century fox and weight watchers. we bring you the resultant reaction in the market as soon as they cross. home is where the heart is but investors are not feeling the love for homebuilders, they were downgraded in ups dragging with them lennar, and toll brothers. the intercon definition financial continental exchange will not bee

because obviously these ads are directed squarely at women. >> yeah. >> john kasich last night did an interview with anderson cooper, his first real public appearance since he dropped out of the race, and he talked about one of the reasons why he doesn't feel like he can endorse. listen to who he cites as the reasons here. listen to this. >> so just for the record you're undecided about whether or not you would endorse donald trump. >> i am. right. i'm undecided. >> are you undecided about whether you'd actually vote for him? >> at the end of the day endorsing is going to mean a lot and frankly my wife and my daughters have watched this, and if i were to turn around today and endorse him, they'd be like why, dad? and that matters to me. >> so, josh, it doesn't seem like an accident that john kasich cited his wife and daughters. presumably republican women. how big of a problem, josh, is the issue of women for donald trump right now? >> well, it's a big problem, and i don't think it's any secret. we've seen polls here for the last 60, 90 days indicating that donald trump has unfavorabi

and turns and excitement, and also john kasich. ( laughter ) things are looking bleak for the ohio governor. not only is he trailing donald trump and ted cruz in the delegate count. he's still behind marco rubio. who dropped out of the race five weeks ago! it's like the old saying, "quitters never win, but they still beat john kasich." but instead of giving up, kasich's super-pac recently unveiled the most optimistic ad i've ever seen. and i just want to stress that this is an actual ad. >> and the g.o.p. nomination for president goes to john kasich. what a long, fascinating trip it's been. how did it go from the final three to the one the establishment didn't think could win? well, running for president isn't about the establishment. in the final hours, it came down to 1,237 brave american delegates-- you, who overcame tremendous personal pressure and did the right thing. they nominated the only candidate who could win the only election that mattered, the candidate who was presidential, john kasich. >> stephen: yes, a commercial showing john kasich winning the g.o.p. nomination. a

and at least 30 of the 57 delegates in state. ted cruz was second, john kasich a distant third. on the democratic side it is still too early to project the race between hillary clinton and nernie sanders. john dickerson, your thoughts? >> reporter: downtown, a, he is a novice and looks like he is on his way to the nomination after beating professionals, bernie sanders gave a speech tonight in which he went through all of the differences with hillary clinton, much different than last week. >> most of our stations will be ngaving us for regular programming, but for some, the cbs evening news will continue right now from new york. >> and continuing our coverage now, major garrett is with the republicans. major. >> reporter: scott, here at trump headquarters all eyes are on ted cruz. i have worked with senior cruz advisors, the presidential race headquarters live in indianapolis, indiana. >> tha teenage immigrant washing dishes could never have believed it and yet that is exactly what happened only in america. [ applause ] >> in recent months, a lot of people have been talking about wh

to his usual rhetoric about lying ted cruz. donald trump slammed the alliance between john kasich and ted cruz. calling it all part of the rigged political system. donald trump also seized on heidi cruz's words that her husband is an immigrant. of course, donald trump conceded that heidi cruz was likely just referring to the senator's cuban roots. >> heidi cruz, nice woman. said my husband -- you heard about this, right -- my husband's an immigrant. right? is an immigrant. that's what i've been saying. i think she was trying to say -- she was trying to put a little bit of a latin turn on it. he was born in canada. one thing i tell you, number one, he can't win. he has no path to win. if he had a path to win, which he doesn't, he has very few votes and delegates. i have been saying, he wasn't born in this country. the first thing the democrats would do, assuming he won, which he won't. i'm not playing that card. they will bring a lawsuit against him. >> reporter: trump did pull back a bit on the harsh tone saying he wants the party to come together and saying that in the general electi

candidacy would be viewed as kind of a silly thing. i don't think it's appropriate. >> john kasich, the ohio governor and former presidential candidate telling cnn he won't take the plunge. >> i gave it my best where i am. and i just think running third party doesn't feel right. i think it's not constructive. >> billionaire mark cuban, also contacted about a possible run. also, in the no column. >> it's im important fpossible . the hurdles are too great. ridiculous effort, so i passed. >> bill kristol, a very real effort with a small window to get it off the ground. they need a candidate. donor commitments, and a legal pathway. one that includes tens of thousands of signatures, just to qualify for ballot access. all as deadlines loom, or in the case of texas, have already passed. meanwhile, trump is battling with "the new york times" via twitter over their front page article, about his inappropriate behavior with women. trump's attorney, leaving the door open to filing suit. >> i think that's a distinct possibility. >> the "times" standing their story. >> pull back and how does he inter

. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news, donald trump the last man standing. john kasich officially dropping out hours ago. who is the presumptive nominee vetting for vp. >>> and how worried is hillary clinton about a faceoff with him. and the spectacular rise and fall. we have new details breaking this hour about his decision to drop out of the race. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tront, breaking news. john kasich dropping out of the republican race this evening. donald trump the gop presumptive nominee for the president of the united states. the billionaire businessman toppling 16 after he was dismissed by every politician and political expert. in fact, the only nominee to have never held elected office since five-star general dwight eisenhower back in 1952. trump declaring the general election starts today, going straight for hillary clinton. >> i thought that i would be going longer, and she would be going shorter. she can't put it away. that's like a football team that can't get the ball over the line. i put it away. she can't put it away. >> some promin

donald trump winning at least 51 of the delegates pnd ted cruz and john kasich with zero. this brings donald trump number to 1,053. getting ever closer to the number he needs to clinch the nomination. remember, ted cruz is out. only remaining challenger, john kasich actually running fourth in a two-man race. we don't have marco rubio. he would be right here ahead of john kasich in a delegate race. the democrats, hillary clinton stand at 2,217. she's needs about 184 to clinch the nomination. what about raw votes in terms of what has been cast in this election so far? hillary clinton at 12,400,000 votes, nearly 3 million more. the clinton campaign loves to cite that number. as for donald trump, just under 11 million total votes. way over ted cruz. his nearest competitor. donald trump on target to receive more votes in terms of the popular vote than any nominee, republican nominee in histo history. has more than mitt romney in all of 2012. >> incredible numbers, john. thanks for explaining all of that. >>> the head of the republican party declaring dne ining donal will be the presumptive

third behind john kasich in four of the five states. >> donald trump is likely to win some states. and the media will have heart patch -- palpitations and the media will say the race --. >> ted cruz and john kasich announce need would split these states to give the other a boater chance of derailing trump. they asked the candidates about the deal. >> tolling your voters in indiana to support cruz? >> no, no, no. i will not tell anyone how to vote. it is a matter of resources. >> is it collusion? what does that mean. >> how is it not? i go after that, how is it not? donald trump is saying you are colluding. we expect to hear it again and again. >> i nidal hasan that ted cruz will whine. that is what he does. donald trump is a sore loser. >> analyzing the coverage is amy holmes. and suzanne somers -- ferreracio. >> now, let me play another sound bite and this is "morning joe," talking about the pundits, sort of coming around on donald trump after the five state wheat, we will take a look. apeople have allowed, reporters have allowed, journalists have allowed their own bias and their own

alix steel. breaking news and politics right now -- john kasich will be suspending his presidential campaign, according to nbc news. we will have more on that in a moment. scarlet: stocks are pulling back once again as the dow ended on three-week lows. my new comment from fed officials. , seem to add on investors fear the market. alix: apple on track for its worst year since the financial crisis. we will talk with one analyst who says there is hope with iphone seven. scarlet: we are halfway through the u.s. trading day. let's get the set up here with bloomberg's julie hyman. julie: can i say the band is back together? scarlet: we are all back. julie: let's talk about what's going on in the markets. stocks are back toward the low of the session. near the bottom and they're not help with the next bag of data with a report that came below estimates with factory orders beating estimates. beating in thees u.s.. you can see that the major averages are not getting any solace from that. if you look at the s&p over the course of the day, it did make an attempt at a recovery in midmorning and

trump the presumptive nom neempt we will fill them n john kasich is not say say happy, us saying he is the presumptive nominee. >> what does it mean for 1237? well on the way? will he do it? >> yes, who will beat him in california? switch to the republican race. clear it out through june. john kasich, was going to win new mexico. i don't think he can bet on that donald trump, leading in oregon. if he stays in the race that long. gets trump at 1143. this is a 70-30 split. even with a seven-30 trump is over the line. that gave cruz states in the west. now that he is not in t trump will win those as well. pennsylvania, unbound delegates. these are gone. forget about it. it is over. >> moving on to democrats, bernie sanders won tonight, does it change the math? >> not a lot. it is easier to do it this way. no offense to senator sanders, he won in indiana, hillary clinton will end the night with a 300 delegate lead. 933 left. you can do it at home. 900 and something left. more than 60%. higher than that can he do it? sure, if he can run the board, he won't catch up to her. do this for th

virginia. trump officially the last man standing after ohio governor john kasich dropped out less than 24 hours after ted cruz. donald trump says he has his eyes fixed on november. >> do you think the general election campaign already started? you versus hillary clinton? for all practical purposes, bernie sanders is out? >> i think what has happened is a flip. i thought i would be going longer and she would be going shorter. she can't put it away. i put it away. she can't put it away. i thought i would be out there and she would be campaigning against me. i'll be campaigning against her. >> the general election campaign from your perspective starts today? >> it essentially started. started today. >> trump tells wolf that he is looking at potential running mates. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: john and christine, with cruz and kasich out of the race, sources for trump say the gop nominee presumptive will start with a biggerstaff to begin forces with the rnc. advisers say names are surfacing in the early favorites in running mate. trump said he wants a politician to help balance out the

accepted responsibility and admitted her conduct. >>> an announcement from ohio governor john kasich, the bid for the republican nominee to the white house now down to one. >> there's nobody like karen. she's kacharismatic. she walks into a room and people fall in love with her. when she appeared on cooper," john weaver commented and beth hanson commented if we had only run karen, we would have been a lot more successful. i happen to agree with that. in fact, emmett reed showed up. they're unbelievable. they're just so beautiful. they've been so supportive. [ applause ] and they've traveled with me around the country as well, and it was always such a delight to have the family on the road. and as their principal, it said don't let education get in the way of learning. and i think they learned a great deal. and of course, i want to thank the worthington christian staff for their patience and willingness to kind of look after our family. it was more with less in the history of politics than what this staff has done. i mean, it's kind of always been this way. it's been a mystery to me other

pride parade the next day. >>> we just got up every day and did the best we could. >> john kasich ends his campaign for president leaving only one republican left in the race. i am frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. donald trump is now the one and only candidate left standing. john kasich suspended his campaign less than 24 hours after ted cruz made the same announcement. >> reporter: within the last hour, donald trump commented on all this saying john kasich is doing quote the right thing. that makes 16 candidates now that have all dropped out and just a few hours ago, governor john kasich became the last one, leaving donald trump the last nominee standing. >> as i said -- as i suspend my campaign, thank you and god bless took >> reporter: and then there was one. donald trump is now the only nominee left standing, now called the presumptive nominee from the gop itself. it has already prompted former president bill clinton to slam trump's foreign-policy plan. even vice president joe biden joked about trump's candidacy. >> it appears that path has been foreclosed. >> reporter: s

polls show him ahead of donald trump by 16 points, and john kasich a distant third. and 20% of the voters say they are still undecided, and that comes as the gop convention for california coming to an end today, and all three candidates took the stage to speak. things got heated on friday when donald trump arrived and met by protesters, and he had to take a detour to get inside, and five protesters were arrested. but he is trying to move past that, tweeting out he will be in indiana today and tomorrow holding the make america great again rallies.>>> and we have our melissa kane and former mayor willie brown. i antabuse, the deal between john kasich and ted cruz to get donald trump out of indiana, and others say that john kasich should drop out, and what is going on? >> carly fiorina gave her speech and said that she dropped out of the race when it was clear she did not have the path to victory, and she said she wished that john kasich will get the memo, so looks like they are still going after him. >> it looks like they had a deal for a very short period of time. as a matter fact,

with donald trump's last rival. for one brief moment, ohio governor john kasich was the last man standing between donald trump and the republican presidential nomination. trump had just won the indian primary, ted cruz had just left the race, and kasich woke up getting what he wanted, to go one on one with trump and prevail at the convention in cleveland. instead, that same day, governor kasich decided to end his run. then there's the speculation about him being drafted to run as an independent, his name being floated as a vice presidential pick and whether or not he'll throw his support behind donald trump. i talked about all of that with governor kasich and more this morning at the governor's mansion in columbus. >> your name has come up in the news a lot the last couple of days. i wanted to ask you about it. there's a story in "the washington post" this weekend, it's got a lot of pickup, that a number of republicans, conservatives, mitt romney among them, has been looking at the possibility of a third party candidate or an independent candidate or a conservative candidate. you

opportunity. john kasich said "zero chance." ted cruz said "he has zero interest" and rick scott says "well, i like my job." our analyst, donald trump has spent so much trash talking of so many of his rivals and then he tries to make life. >> he's a low energy individual. >> i wish him the best. >> jeb bush who was a nice person. he was like a loyal boy, oh, i am with the president. >> chris christie endorsed me. incredible guy. >> this little guy has lied so much. it is rubio. >> i want to congratulate marco rubio on having run a really tough campaign. >> nobody likes him anywhere once they get to know him. he cannot do it. he's a joker. >> ted cruz is one hell of a competitor. >> when you watch him back-to-back like that, it is absolutely surreal. what are the chances that donald trump can bring on board one of these 16 other gop contenders? >> one of the 16 about 40%. [ laughter ] >> there you have it. who would be the strongest? >> oh, i don't know. i think there are numbers. part of the vice president selection process is taking your time to get to know your potential vice president no

discusses its contaminated water system. today, john kasich, the last republican challenging donald trump for the presidential nomination, dropped out of the race. it shortly before his formal announcement, donald trump said he would be interested in vetting case a guess his possible running mate on the ticket. this announcement from -- vetting john kasich as is possible running mate on the ticket. this announcement from ohio is about 15 minutes. [applause] john kasich: thank you all for coming. the first thing i have to do is thank my great wife, karen. [applause] for the fact that she has career, andolitical also, of course, accentuated it. there is nobody like karen. she is charismatic. she walks into a room and people fall in love with her. you know, when she appeared on , john weaverer commented and beth hansen commented that if we had only run karen, we would have been a lot more successful. i happen to agree with that. and you know, amit reese showed are unbelievable. they are just so beautiful. they have been so supportive. they have traveled with me around the country as well. it

calls, i your thoughts on this ted cruz-john kasich alliance. some call it a short-lived alliance in the upcoming states. >> i think it is going to go down in history as a nonevent. we have estimated about 30% of our voters had already voted early. because of that, a lot of the impact of a potential alliance is probably for not. our voters are not necessarily a different breed than other states, but i do know the does not taker kindly to people telling them how to vote. i don't think it will matter at all. most will vote the way they originally intended to. that alliance is nothing more then a gesture that was going to be pretty obvious more important than anything is just time. i think that is what this is all about. john kasich is spending his money and time and resources in states that could be more productive to them. it probably could have been done without announcing a formal alliance, but i do not think it will impact the final results. . host: donald trump brushing off this alliance between ted cruz and john kasich as a desperate move by campaigns that are close to dropping o

after that game. a comeback john kasich the waters. take a listen to the crowd and some of those fans making their way out of the arena the last half hour. >> that was awesome. >> did you think they're going to come back? >> i knew they would come back. >> there was no question we're going to win that game. >> warriors all the way, baby. >> i got tickets for game five. >> [ laughter ] >> they were fighting uphill the whole time.>> back into the fourth quarter, that was a good game. >> that is added bonus, baby. >> that wasn't a game it was covering the spread. >> it looked like a come back to me.>> the warriors came from the sky. >> they put portland into a tail spin. >> warriors. portland no -- >> reporter: there was talk you're there by some hoping now for a sweet, -- sweep. we could see steph curry next week but let's not get ahead of ourselves. the wires when it. back to you in the studio. >> that was energy -- the warriors when it. >> that was energy. we will have complete hyle is coming up in 10 minutes. >>> from the beginning i said i would continue on as long as there was a vi

republican nomination for president. ted cruz throws in the towel and john kasich is expected to do the same. also coming up, hope for the people of aleppo. the u.s. and russia agree to extend the cease-fire to the city under siege. and the european commission backs visa-free travel as part of a migration deal but critics fear the concession sends the wrong message to the turkish government. ♪ >> welcome to the program. it is almost official come up donald trump looks like he will be the republican nominee in the race for the white house. first ted cruz dropped out after a devastating to the in the indiana primary. and now john kasich is also expected to announce that he too is quitting. what does it mean for the republican party? the leadership has begrudgingly started to rally around the trunk. now, what will voters make of his provocative comments? our coverage of the race for the white house begins with this week's primary trail. >> john kasich was the consistent adult and the republican presidential a day. the ohio governor never stood a chance of securing the nomination, the par

general election after this win in indiana. >> a huge, overwhelming win over ted cruz. john kasich getting 7% to 8% of the vote there, so this is an overwhelming nod towards donald trump. it is in his senator ted cruz was a very good competitor. trump also said that he could not only unify the party but also unify the nation. >> this country, which is very, very divided in so many different ways, is going to become one beautiful, loving country. >> and senator ted cruz actually did not mention donald trump when he said he was suspending his campaign. he did say that voters went on to make another choice other than him. aaron? >> so edward, let's talk about john kasich and bernie sanders. their campaigns, what is next for them? >> senator bernie sanders eked out a win. but actually, in that win he mathematically eliminates himself from the delegate count or getting the delegates needed to win the nomination. that's because indiana portions their nominations, gives part to hillary clinton, part to senator bernie sanders. so he -- unless the superdelegates change their minds, he is not going

$100 million of negative ads and john kasich has not been hit with one ad because he is not going anywhere. he has not been a ad and neither has ted cruz and i have been hit where 55,000 ads and still sliding. doing really well, as you reasonable have seen, i am doing really well in indiana. the last two polls have me tied with hillary clinton and one has me winning. >> new, you talked about hillary clinton. let's talk about very standing with women. in the same poll that showed you overwhelmingly negative among all hispanic voters, 24% of women have a favorable view of can, 75%en favorable. yet in your victory speech on tuesday night, here is what you said about hillary clinton. >> the only card she has is the woman's card. she has nothing also going. frankly, in hillary clinton were a man why thing she would get 5% of vote. >> i have to tell you strategists say if you consciousless went about it and specifically planned you could not have said anything that with drive your numbers among women lower. >> well, i am not own strategist and i hike what i said and it is true. i only t

out. john kasich stays in but for how much longer? thank you for joining us, i'm lesli foster.>> donald trump is now the presumptive republican nominee for president. he won big in the indiana primary with 53% of the vote. ted cruz with about 37%, john kasich 7.5% even before all the numbers were in ted cruz made a major announcement. >> donald trump has a few things to celebrate. >> we have the only local reporter and garrett has been traveling since the very first votes in iowa. now the truck campaign shifts-- now the donald trump tenpin-- campaign shifts course.>>> reporter: this is something theyve few in the republican party saw it coming. after seven victories in a row each time getting above 50% of the vote, he is now the presumptive nominee knocking ted cruz out of the race and he did it in dramatic fashion. he threw everything he had, the endorsement of the governor, millions of dollars in backing, and the endorsement of his running mate who he named and anything to move the needle, at the end of the day it simply was not enough which he acknowledged in his concession

"washington journal." want to get your thought about this ted cruz-john kasich alliance. some calling it a short-lived alliance in the hoosier state and other states coming up. guest: i think it will go down in history as a nonevent. if it will too late. -- it's a little too late. it's estimated that 30% of our voters have voted early. because of that, the impact of a potential alliances probably for not. do not know if i can say necessarily that we are different breed than other states, but i do know the average hoosier does not take kindly to somebody telling them how to vote. that is one of those situations where you say it is interesting. i do not think it will matter at all to the people going in to vote. i think most will vote the way they originally intended to. that a lion's is nothing more than just a gesture that was going to pretty obvious by the fact that campaigns have limited resources relative to money and manpower. more important than anything is just time. i think that is what this is all about. john kasich is spending his money and time and resources in state

. >> kasich says he doesn't want the vp job, but trump seems open to considering his rival. >> i like john, had a good relationship with john, gotten along with him well. whether he is vice president or not, i think he will be very helpful with ohio. >> reporter: retired neurosurgeon ben carson is on the selection committee, only wants to help from the outside of trump's campaign. >> dr. ben carson, special, special person, special man. >> reporter: even the current man a heartbeat from the presidency is enjoying speculation. >> reporter: his daughter will have a role in the vp selection process that will conclude in july with the pick announced before the gop convention in cleveland. suzanne malveaux, cnn, washington. >> back with the panel. we heard donald trump say somebody with experience on the hill, with the senate, with the house, who do you think? >> i would like to see someone that stood on the stage with during the debates, ran the race, didn't make it, part of contentious back and forth, nonetheless comes around. i love marco rubio. would love him in that spot, if not him many o

: or self described grownup in the room, ohio governor john kasich. >> i have never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion. >> kasich says he doesn't want the vp job, but trump seems open to considering his rival. >> i like john, had a good relationship with john, gotten along with him well. whether he is vice president or not, i think he will be very helpful with ohio. >> reporter: retired neurosurgeon ben carson is on the selection committee, only wants to help from the outside of trump's campaign. >> dr. ben carson, special, special person, special man. >> reporter: even the current manna heartbeat from the presidency is enjoying speculation. >> i am anticipating he'll ask me to be vice president. >> reporter: his daughter will have a role in the vp selection process that will conclude in july with the pick announced before the gop convention in cleveland. suzanne malveaux, cnn, washington. >> back with the panel. we heard donald trump say somebody with experience on the hill, with the senate, with the house, who do you think? >> i would like to see someone that stood o