go pennsylvania, you to go ohio, you to go florida, you to go any of them, you go upstate new york, our jobs have fled to mexico and other places. we're bringing our jobs back. i'm going to renegotiate nafta, if i can't make a great deal we're going to terminate nafta create new deals. we'll have trade. we're going to terminate it, make a great trade deal. if we can't we're going to do it -- go a separate way because it has been a disaster. we are going to cut taxes massively. we're going to cut business taxes massively. going to start hiring people, go to bring $2.3 trillion -- >> but the -- we're going to start the engine rolling again because right now -- >> mr. trump -- our country is dying at 1% gp. >> let me translate if i can chris. >> you can't. >> the as a matter of fact he's going to advocate for largest tax cuts we've ever seen. three times more than the tax cuts under the bush administration. i have said repeatedly throughout this campaign, i will not raise taxes on any one making $250,000 or less. i also will not add a penny to the debt. i have costed out what i'm goin

high we are winner take all primaries march 5. the pac plans to spend millions in missouri, florida, and illinois. and that's just the beginning with katie packer telling politico "in 2012 we spent $10 million against newt gingrich in florida alone." this as the conservative club for growth announced it is putting $1.5 million behind this ad in florida. >> but who has trump ever actually taken on? he hides behind bankruptcy laws to duck paying his bills and kill american jobs. he even tried to kick an elderly widow out of her home through eminent domain. real tough guy. >> and as we mentioned at the top, the former standard bearer for the republican party, mitt romney, is about to address the state of the republican race, making a formal speech in utah this morning. romney is not expected to endorse a candidate but will instead level a broadside against donald trump modeled on ronald reagan's 1964 "time for choosing" speech. in excerpts released this morning thanks to mark halperin, the former massachusetts governor leaves trump out of the candidates with serious policy proposals sa

, wait a minute, what happened with those machines? certainly in florida there are questions about how the supreme court got involved and how that decision came down. so you can always argue about it. but the results in terms of numbers, there is no justification for trump saying this election depends on a pluperfect account. no it doesn't. the big numbers are going to be clear coming from the big cities and this time from the suburbs. he doesn't know what he is talking about right now. that's the problem. >> i think, chris, you're exactly right. and thing is a real key to what he is doing here, with the fact that he talks about the cities that his poll watchers need to watch are philadelphia and detroit and chicago. he keeps going on about chicago. you know what is not up for grabs this year? chicago. illinois is not going to be a contested state. whatever happens in chicago, it's not going to make a difference. but when he says that, he says that particularly when he is not really organizing poll watchers to go to these places, he is creating in the minds of his supporters around the

was just fined for illegally contributing foundation dollars to a political campaign of the florida attorney general. made illegal contribution then they tried to hide it by disguising as somebody else, the person they donated to somebody's whose office was charged with investigating trump university. this is the difference between a foundation that does good work and secretary much state who acted in accord with american interests. somebodywho is conflicted in doing work around the world won't share with the american public. what he's doing and what those conflicts are. >> governor i will give you 30 seconds to respond because i know you want to but again i remind you this was about north korea. >> thank you. the trump foundation is a private family foundation they give virtually every cent in the trump foundation to charitable causes. >> political causes? >> ten cents on the dollar in the clinton foundation has gone to charitable -- >> $20,000 portrait of donald trump. >> ten cents on the dollar of the clinton have gone to charitable -- >> 90%. >> it has been a platform for the cl

one of those things. i'll go one step further. in palm beach, florida, tough community, a brilliant community, a wealthy community, probably the wealthiest community there is in the world, i opened a club and really got great credit for it. no discrimination against african-americans, against muslims, against anybody. and it's a tremendously successful club and i'm so glad i did it and i have been given great credit for what i did and i'm very, very proud of it. and that's the way i feel. that is the true way i feel. >> our next segment is called securing america. we want to start with a 21st century war happening every day in this country. our institutions are under cyber attack. and our secrets are being stolen. so my question is, who's behind it and how do we fight it? secretary clinton, this answer goes to you. >> well, i think cyber security, cyber warfare, will be one of the biggest challenges facing the next president because clearly we're facing at this point two different kinds of adversaries. there are the independent hacking groups that do it mostly for commercial reasons

. >> should i tell you about it? marilago is a very successful club in palm beach, florida. the marilago club. and during the season, it's very hard to get employees. >> the local employment agencies say they have more than 1,000 people -- >> we have a lot of people. we come with a lot of people. it's hard to get people in palm beach during the palm beach season, it's called the palm beach social season. and what we do is we sometimes have to bring people in. as far as product, our country doesn't make product anymore. you have other countries devalue their currencies. they make it impossible. you look at suits, ties, shirts, you look at steel. you look at so many different things, it's -- >> our country does make those products. but you don't. >> they make them in very small. 3% of our product is made in apparel. much of the material comes from overseas. it's very -- if you want to get a television today. i buy thousands of television sets. if i want to get a television, i would love to buy american-made televisions like ge and sylvania. today, it's samsung, lg, sony. we don't

resounding win for businessman donald trump in the sunshine state, followed soon after by florida's own senator marco rubio exiting this race. ohio's governor kasich went home with his state's winner take all delegates and

much. [applause] >> florida senator marco rubio has changed his plans and plans to rerun for election. c-span spoke to the senator about his decision. >> senator marco rubio, republican of florida, what led to this decision? >> i think no matter who is elected president we will need someone to support the constitution duty and check and balance on the presidency. i believe i am the only one running that will provide that. i feel compeled to not walk away from that opportunity. there was another choice available and my family would have been more comfortable but i truly thing this is a unique moment in history and we need people to stand-up to the wrong ideas. >> your good friend is running. what was that like? >> he asked me to reconsider by decision and i promised him i would. we spent about ten days as a family going over it and thinking about it. we were aware of the opportunities we were walking away from. but it is the right choice. >> you were emotional in orlando over a week ago. how significant was that in your decision? >> it impacted me personally. i would not say it was the

change impacts are endangering one of the nation's most iconic landscapes. the florida everglades. and bring increasing risks to the state's $82 billion tourism economy in this national treasure which is a major part of the ecosystem. and thees national park portuguese keys are the epicenter to the world's largest seagrass meadow and home to the largest mangrove course in america. both demand grows and seagrass are some of the most important things for atmospheric carbon on the planet. >> one of our nation's greatest national treasures, the everglades. >> the obama demonstration has invested $2.2 billion in restoration efforts in addition to protecting the primary source of drinking water for more than one third of florida's population. these efforts are helping to ensure that the florida everglades, a major driver of the local economy is resilient to effects of climate change. changeects of climate can no longer be denied or ignored. last year was the planets warmest recorded in 14 of the last 15 hottest years on record have happened the century. all over the country, americans a

advertising in florida, to make sure marco rubio wins in florida. there is a lot of talk in washington amongst republicans about a contested convention. marco rubio saying that, well, i'll be able to take this from the convention. i'll be able to take it at this convention, notwithstanding second and third place finishes. the republican party, even six, eight weeks ago, you talked to a lot of republicans in washington, d.c., they would look at you straight in the eye, and they would say jeb bush will be the nominee of the republican party. so the acceptance to what is happening has dawned on establishment republicans, and permeated the bubble very late in washington, d.c. you'll see that play out over the next couple of days with the results. >> you keep hearing about this. >> and then the party has to forever is the party that decided that their voters didn't know the right thing to do and they had to be big footed. >> or the party that got blown in chards. we'll see. we're going to take our last break of this hour. so when we come back, we'll be able to bridge the top of the hour, ge

the red meat of this crowd in sunrise, florida. we heard donald trump address that controversy with the comments on the second amendment. he blasted the media in the way they've covered the story saying that coverage was disgusting. >> offering no apologies for a super heated rhetoric, donald trump tried to make the case that it is hillary clinton who can't get words right. she said it was a mistake. that she is going to raise taxes on the middle class. you saw that one? maybe she misspoke. we have to give them a break. >> one day after he said activists could do something if hillary clinton were elected, trump is pushing back on any notion of it. >> if she gets to pick -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. >> trump and his baggers are scrambling. trump insists he was touting the power of the second amendment supporters. >> there can be no other interpretation. even reporters have told me. >> the house speaker thought he was kidding. >> it sounds like a joke gone bad. i hope he cheers it up q

. only weeks ago, in orlando, florida, 49 wonderful americans were savagely murdered by an islamic terrorist. this time, the terrorist targeted lgbtq community. no good. and we're going to stop it. [cheering] as your president, i will do everything in my power to protect our lgbtq citizens from the violence and oppression of a hateful foreign ideology. [cheering] believe me. and i have to say as a republican, it is so nice to hear you cheering for what i just said. thank you. [cheering] to protect us from terrorism, we need to focus on three things. we must have the best best gatheringe of intelligence anywhere in the world. the best. [cheering] we must abandon the failed policy of nation- building and regime change that hillary clinton pushed in iraq, libya, in egypt, and syria. instead, we must work with all of our allies who share our goal of destroying isis and stamping out islamic terrorism and doing it now, doing it quickly. we're going to win. we're going to win fast. [cheering] this includes working with our greatest ally in the region, the state of israel. [cheering] recen

. that translated into not just some big wins on paper in south carolina in georgia, in florida across the south. huge delegate halls. the reason she's the presumptive nominee is not just she won those state, it's that she crushed bernie sanders when it came to delegates. that's why he's been unable to play catch up. you add up the soupers and pledged, about an 800 delegate lead. it's sat around 300. that has to do with the south and the big margins she put up there. >> steve, thanks. across our news room is our political director. chuck todd. on your broadcast, "meet the press," i heard you promising your viewers we'll stay on top of some of the down ballot races tonight. we're going to keep you to that. >> fair enough. >> the hour is early. if you were the communications director for hillary clinton, what would be in that speemp tonight -- speech tonight in the brooklyn navy yard? >> focus on breaking the glass ceiling. it's a unifying message for the democratic party. i don't think tonight is the night to repurpose her speech from last week against drouncon trump. we know she

right, you can't win with just anglo voters, which is why marco rubio is six points up in florida, why rob portman has run away with it in ohio, why republicans across the united states are reaching into diverse communities and doing very, very well. they don't try to just win with anglo-american voters. i love donald trump in youngstown, ohio, this week, milwaukee suburbs, in louisiana, who has no voters for the clinton foundation because hillary won't go there, he's making an appeal for african-american voters and i think it's a good thing. >> here's the thing, hugh, it's one thing to say a place with only 1% african-americans and he's done that now twice with no black people anywhere within 40 pli miles of him, yeah, i want african-american votes. you say kellyanne conway is a good hire. i've had her on, she's a good pollster, but you announce her at the same time you're announcing steven bannon and you can't ignore him. he is now essentially the ceo of the campaign. this is a guy who's presided over headlines like these. bill krystal, republican spoiler, hate machines, curt schilli

. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham in orlando, florida. >> ifill: as the school year is nearing an end, a number of highly selective public high schools around the country are struggling to deal with a longer-term problem-- how to enroll more students of color. special correspondent spencer michels looks at one such school, in this report produced in association with education week, part of our weekly series, "making the grade." ♪ ♪ >> reporter: lowell high school in san francisco excels in everything from music to math. motivated, hard-driving and talented students have propelled this four-year institution to the top tier of national public school rankings. its graduates include scientists, politicians, entertainers and a supreme court justice. chrislyn earle, here in a psychology class, is a senior. >> i wouldn't imagine myself at any other school, to be honest. this school builds you for the next step, the next chapter in your life. >> reporter: but there is something missing at lowell-- more students like earle from historically disadvantaged minority groups. she

of them you'd expect. ohio, florida, florida, north carolina, wisconsin. that's a fairly typical list of swing states, right? fairly typical. but look at the rest of the list. this is the swing state list. the toss-up state list. see there in the lower left-hand corner there, see where it says texas? "the washington post" knows that you think that that texas result is going to seem too insane. so they go out of their way today to point out that the sample size for this poll in texas was over 5,000 registered voters, which is a fairly big sample. but this "washington post" 50-state poll has hillary clinton leading in texas by one point. and that's not even the crazy result. the crazy result is mississippi. in this current, 50-state poll by "the washington post," mississippi is a swing state. mississippi is a toss-up. no way to tell what's going to happen in mississippi this year, you guys. i mean, right now, they have donald trump, yes, leading in mississippi, but leading there by a grand total of two points. which in technical terms means that this year's presidential election is

bands come across the southern part of the florida coast, some parts that are even closer to the eye may be looking better for the moment. not for long. >> stay safe. here's "risk & reward". >> time is running out. this is clearly going to have a direct hit or come right along our coast and we're going to have hurricane-force winds. there are no excuses. you need to leave. evacuate. evacuate. evacuate. are you willing to take a chance to risk your life? liz: florida bracing for hurricane matthew tonight. the eye of the category 4 hurricane, it is about to touch down on the coast of the golden state. governor rick scott urging millions to get out as president barack obama declared a state of emergency there. this is "risk & reward." i'm elizabeth macdonald in for deirdre bolton. one of the most powerful atlantic storms in nearly a decade. death toll rising to more than 136 in the caribbean already. and the damage from a cat 4 hurricane includes this. winds of anywhere from 130 miles per hour to 155 miles per hour. you could see rooftops torn off. large trees, power lines blown down. m

one of those things. i'll go one step further. in palm beach, florida, tough community, a brilliant community, a wealthy community. probably the wealthiest community there is in the world. i opened a club, and really got great credit for it, no discrimination against african-americans against muslims, against anybody. and it's a tremendously successful club. and i'm so glad i did it, and i have been given great credit for what i did. and i'm very very proud of it. and that's the way i feel. that is the true way i feel. >> our next segment is called securing america, we want to start with a 21st century war happening every day in this country. our institutions are under cyber attack, our secrets are being stolen. who's behind it and how do we fight it? secretary clinton, this answer goes to you. >> well, i think cyber security, cyber warfare will be one of the biggest challenges faces the next president it clearly we're facing at this point, two different kinds of adversaries, there are the independent hacking groups that do it mostly for commercial reasons to try to steal informatio

. >> eric trump: you start to see the states falling. you start seeing florida come in and he was declared the winner. and then you saw ohio, you saw north carolina. you saw pennsylvania. you saw wisconsin. i mean, you saw all these great states. they're all falling. and i think it was when we got pennsylvania that-- that we knew. and it was amazing. we were high-fiving and we were all hugging as a family. and i actually think our father was the calmest of-- of all of us even though he was really obviously the center of attention. so-- >> stahl: he went quiet is what i heard. >> eric trump: it's-- it's-- >> stahl: --is what i heard. >> eric trump: --it's a moment i'll-- i'll never forget, i can tell you that. i mean, the team was around and everybody's cheering. and it was just-- it was-- it was a beautiful night. >> ivanka trump: it is hard to put into words the experience or the emotion when your father becomes president of the united states of america. we had enormous pride, joy. it's incredibly exciting. and we're very grateful for the opportunity. and we take that opportunity

will also hear from her new vice presidential pick tim kaine who she introduced to a crowd in florida as a man of faith and family. >> senator tim kaine is everything donald trump and michaela pereimike pence are not. he is qualified to step into this job and lead on day one. and he is a progressive who likes to get things done. >> joining me now is clinton campaign manager robby mook. thanks so much for being here. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> i have to ask what is the reaction of the clinton campaign to these dnc leaked e-mails suggesting that top officials, including the cfo there, were actively discussing ways to hurt bernie sanders in the primaries? >> well, i think the dnc needs to look into this and take appropriate action and i'm sure that they will. what's disturbing to us is that we -- experts are telling us that russian state actors broke into the dnc, stole these e-mails and other experts are now saying that the russians are releasing these e-mails for the purpose of actually helping donald trump. i don't think it's coincidental that these e-mails were released on t

. look at the numbers in key states, virginia, pennsylvania, ohio, and florida, trump actually looks pretty much like mitt romney did. mitt romney lost so donald trump is going to do a little bit better than that, especially heading into november. if you look at the numbers for where mitt romney was in 2012 to where donald trump is in 2016 they are pretty darn similar. let's get into it a little bit. if you want to put up pennsylvania, we can get into pennsylvania. look at the pennsylvania race and in 2012 obama was up 8. and right now donald trump is at 4. so, you know, there are pretty close. not too far away. donald trump is actually doing better than mitt romney was in 2012, so i think that's important to know. he is also outside of the margin of error there. now if we head into, you have got pennsylvania there now if we head into ohio, obama was up 1.18%. or hillary clinton is up by 1.4%. so now both of those are within the margin of error which is important to know. >> interesting. >> if you have a margin of error poll, it's essentially a tied election. >> so florida is the sta

that moment. there are lots of people waiting on the line. next is latoya, from jacksonville, florida. for hillary.d i have been watching everything. the reason i say i vote for hillary is because donald trump is against us, key is not with us. if he's going to be president, he should be with everybody. you talk about the mexicans, how you're going to send them across seas. people,king about black saying that you are out to help them, out to help us. i don't understand that. that is confusing. what type of president busy trying to be? a joke? have north dakota results? >> hillary clinton wins in new jersey. networks have declared that north dakota, senator bernie sanders. these will go to the regional state convention, this is a caucus. but senator sanders with 62% of the caucus vote compared to 26% for hillary clinton. about half of the vote reporting in north dakota. andrew kaczynski of was feet reporting "his family is insulted comparing donald trump to my father." to hillary in bernie camps talking about keeping the lines of communication open. host: thanks very much. "the dominan

, the first four that he's most interested must-wins, florida, ohio, pennsylvania, north carolina, could have some problems. the trump campaign is looking for opportunities to expand the party, to draw in more independents, disaffected democrats, particularly looking for more white voters, you know, he's been appealing to them, that's his strongest base. middle class, working class american whites. the question is whether or not hillary clinton on the other side will have a big turnout from african-american and of course hispanic voters. >> he'll be here tonight making his, he hopes, victory speech, bret. >> thank you. >> now to jennifer griffin live with the clinton campaign. jennifer? >> reporter: megyn, identi've s to clinton campaign officials who are feeling very confident tonight but i will say they also tell me the candidate, herself, is very superstitious. they scaled back a decision to have fireworks to celebrate, a che feeling they don't want to get ahead of themselves. hillary clinton voted earlier today near her house in chappaqua, new york. her vice president, tim kaine, vot

is now leading in florida, 42%-41%. that's a big reversal. clinton was up big in that poll just a month ago. in pennsylvania it is 43%-41% and it is a tie in the battleground of ohio. >>> we have a lot to get to this morning, including our interview with bernie sanders. but let's start with the republicans. nbc's hallie jackson is in cleveland where the republican convention gets under way in about five days. hallie, good morning. >> hi, matt, good morning. before that convention here begins, we should know who donald trump's vice presidential pick will be. top trump insiders telling nbc news trump will appear publicly with that person on friday with one source close to the campaign telling me right now, no decision has been made, and until trump definitively settles on who he wants as his vp pick, that source says don't go printing the yard signs just yet. today with try-outs over -- >> how's your governor? >> reporter: -- decision time now for donald trump. >> i'm supporting donald trump because -- >> reporter: indiana governor mike pence, wrapping up his whirlwind vp audition.

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central florida. possible human remains found inside a charred trailer home as a fast moving wildfire continues. the death toll is expected to rise. governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency. the fire has already swept through nearly 36,000 acres since it began burning our thursday. our thoughts go out to those in california there. >>> remember this video a 12-year-old boy allegedly stealing his school bus for a joyride. he's now gotten himself into another pursuit. this time in a stolen van. police in bangor, maine, noticing a van being driven without head lights. the front bumper drags on the ground and the officer is forced to use the front end to stop the van. the boy is charged with alluding a police officer and theft. no one was injured. >>> and billy joel gave a tribute to fans, a night they'll never forget. ♪ >> well, fans attending a billy joel tribute band big shot getting a dose of the real thing. the piano man himself jumping on stage in a small venue in new york surprising the band and the fans. one of the best shows i have ever seen. saw it in madison square g

the souvenir. >> he had a glove in the other hand. >>> the boat that belonged to two florida teens missing at sea for nearly eight months. it's been found off the coast of bermuda. on board, one of the teen's cell phones. could it hold clues to what happened to them? >>> a warning on the dangers of laundry pods that can look like candy to kids. why one doctor is telling parents, get them out of your home. >>> first, this is "today" on nbc. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. across pennsylvania, he's praised as a progressive champion with a record of reform. josh shapiro the democrats most compelling candidate for a

detroit. next, lakeland, florida on our other line. do you have a candidate, jack? caller: i do not. i tried to stay as independent as possible. what i try to focus on with debates, especially with the individuals we do have, i try to focus on the facts. hillary clinton for 1 -- i have worked for the federal government. of the degradation of e-mails like that is a federal crime. even classified documents or documents that could be considered very sensitive could be criminal in order to misuse or misjudge any of them. benghazi -- multiple americans killed. more than 600 requests for help. on the other side, we have donald trump -- a job creator who says, yes, he supports inner cities, and you know what, he has proved it over times. supporting those areas. not just jobs for women and men, but multiple minorities. they are all graded on what they can do not who they are or what .ex they are hillary clinton says that she supports him. we are looking at a huge decrease in our nation's knowledge from common core, which she supported by the way. we do have to look at certain facts. withinre m

cyclones. but this storm system poised to move over northwestern florida. we think landfall sometime in the next several hours as it moves in towards the northwestern corner of florida. in germany, lightning strikes injuring 82 people just south of colon there. there was a concert, a rock concert in place, the red hot chili peppers. the video showed what occurred. 90,000 spectators, 82 of them injured, some severely. the same concert, amara, last year had 33 lightning strike injuries. so it kind of makes you think. >> that's a bad coincidence. >> absolutely. stormy time of year. >> it is so nice to be back with you. the last time pedram and i worked together, you had one son. now you have two children. it's been that long. good reunion, pedram. good to see you. >>> we're going to take a short break here. when we come back, june 5th marks the start of the holy month of ramadan, we'll explain how an awarding-winning app is marking the occasion and trying to help end world hunger. >>> also the euro 2016 football championship starts this friday, but security in host nation france is bein

who are running the entire campaign. yesterday they were down in florida meeting with party leaders, and they were saying -- these are their words -- that all of this is just a show. that he doesn't believe anything he's saying. he's just trying to fool gullible voters. >> reporter: advisers are planning to use some other tools to tweak trump's image. wednesday he's scheduled to deliver his first speech on foreign affairs meant to add gravitas to the campaign. and a new tv ad depicts trump as a father and a grandfather showing a softer side. anthony? >> thank you, weijia. >>> hillary clinton says she has a new plan for taking on republican front-runner donald trump and his steady stream of insults. during a campaign stop outside philadelphia on friday, the former secretary of state said she no longer sees them as twox on her but on -- attacks on her bow others, as well. >> i'm going to respond to what he says about women in general. i'm going to respond to what he's said about immigrants. i'm going to respond to what he's said about muslim. i'm going to respond on behalf of all the

national vote. he won florida. >> i will never give up. i will always fight. >> when it comes to the 2000 presidential election, nothing is simple. >> it's very hard to believe you have been elected president but you're not going to be inaugurated. >> the fact is al gore did get more votes. over 500,000 more votes. but bush won florida and therefore, he won the electoral college. it's how bush won florida that drives democrats crazy. >> waiting for the florida result -- >> it began with one very long and messy election night. first, there was this. >> altogether according to -- >> mike, excuse me one second. i'm so sorry to interrupt you. mike, you know i wouldn't do this if it weren't big. florida goes for al gore. >> then, two hours later, this. >> stand by. stand by. cnn right now is moving our earlier declaration of florida back to the too close to call column. >> again, all the networks followed. >> now we're pulling it back into the undecided column. >> for hours, television journalists waited. >> this is the answer. get it right. >> finally, around 2:00 in the morning, eve

applause] texas senator ted cruz. [cheers and applause] florida senator marco rubio. [cheers and applause] surgeon ben carson. [cheers and applause] new jersey governor chris christie. [cheers and applause] former florida governor jeb bush. [cheers and applause] and ohio governor john kasich. [cheers and applause] moderator: tonight's rules are simple. up to 90 seconds for each answer, one minute for each follow-up response. if a candidate goes over the allotted time you will hear this. [bell ringing] so let's get started. candidates, jobs and growth, two of the biggest issues facing the country right now. in his state of the union address earlier this week the president said, quote, we have the strongest, most durable quon economy in the world. according to our facebook research jobs is one of the biggest issues resonating across the country, including here in south carolina. the president is touting 14 million new jobs and unemployment rate cut in half. the president said that anyone who claims america's economy is in decline is pedaling -- peddling fiction. senator cruz, what

desperate search under way for a florida family lost at sea, believed to be lost at sea. brand new video shows the coast guard checking out the water near ft. myers, florida, trying to locate a missing man and his three teenage children. they set sail on sunday morning. the father called his brother saying that the boat was getting pounded by six-foot waves. the coast guard is asking the public to keep an eye out for that missing family. we'll try to get you more details about the boat. >>> 31 million people now in the path of more than 21 dangerous wild fires, two of them threatening to merge into one explosive inferno in southern california. the giant plumes of smoke over the los angeles skyline, look at that e, triple digit temperatures keeping the 20-foot high flames alive across the sweltering southwest. nine states affected so far. that deadly heat wave topping 118 degrees in phoenix. >>> a group of people claiming to be on a rescue mission sparking terror fears and a major new york city crossing. police finding several loaded guns, knives, body armor, 2,000 rounds of ammunition, w

polls in five states, including florida and ohio. special coverage of super tuesday 2 starts right now. >> it's winner-take-all nearly everywhere in the battle for the when you say. five delegate rich states up for grabs. donald trump hoping to dominate and take insurmountable lead for the nomination. >> we are going to win states that no other candidate could think about winning. >> governor john kasich says ohio is his home state to lose. >> we're not going to lose. come to cleveland and be there for the results. >> while marcoqq rubio hopes his home turf isn't his last stand. >> we're going to shock the country. we're going to win the 99 delegates here in florida and it's going to give us the momentum we need. >> and ted cruz looks to keep wracking up delegates to stop donald trump. >> if donald trump is the nominee, he is a disaster. and the answer is to beat him. >> for the democrats it could be bernie sanders last chance to stop hillary clinton. >> in virtually every single poll we beat trump by a larger margin than does secretary clinton. >> join me in this mission. join me in g

debate stage if you can pull 1 or 2%, ainsley, you can't pull 1% or 2% in florida and expect to win. >> exactly. >> it's destructive behavior. it's very ungracious and i think it's also -- you know, look, you have to respect the voters, you know? and the delegates and the delegates make the decision based on obviously votes in the states but also on the floor in cleveland. >> right. >> we have to respect that outcome. >> reince, i have some bad news. you'll have this big party in the summer, the convention, but according to george clooney, your guy is not going to win. listen to george. >> there's not going to about president donald trump. fear is not going to be something that we're going to -- that's going to be -- what drives our country. we're not going to be scared of muslims or immigrants or, you know, women. we're not actually afraid of anything. trump is actually a result in many ways of the fact that much of the news programs didn't follow up and ask tough questions. the ratings go up because they can show an empty podium saying donald trump is about to speak. >> okay. so t

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. marco rubio of florida, the former candidate. governor scott walker and john kasich of ohio also taking themselves out of the running. marco rubio was on face the nation, talking about the discussion of vice presidential picks. >> i know donald is a primary candidate, he is now the republican nominee and he is going to have the next three months to go out and make the argument to the american people and these of the kinds of issues that he will have to earn people's trust. that is part of the process for anyone who would run. >> there was a poll that has you as the most popular choice for vice president. >> it is too late for that. i'm running for united states senate in florida. >> even if you were asked not to run? >> that is not a viable option for me. the differences in policies that donald and i have are too much, and it would be a distraction to his campaign. host: we are asking our viewers to weigh in, who should be your nominee for vice president? republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. james in georgia,. republican -- in georgia, republican. caller: my choice wo

republican side with new york businessman donald trump, texas senator ted cruz and florida senator marco rubio battling each other for the top spot. although trump appears to have a very slight edge. it is still very early and the numbers could, of course, shift. >> on the democratic side, there is a similarly tight battle between former secretary of state hillary rodham clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders, a democratic socialist. again, it is]vy very early. about the only projection we can safely make at this early hour is one that will come as no surprise to anyone who has been paying even remote attention to preiowa polling and that is that fox news can now project that former maryland governor martin o'malley, brace yourself is, will finish third in the democratic contest. far behind frontrunners clinton and sanders. the news is coming in as coverage of the iowa caucuses starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> they have made their case now iowa gets its say. >> we are going to make america great.v;etq)uárp+e to gu have to caucus. >> commit to come out monday night to stand and caucus fo

of sharks attacks over the holiday weekend stunned beachgoers. a 13-year-old boy in florida got an eight-inch gash on his leg after swimming in neptune beach. lifeguards treated him at the scene. he was taken to a hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> in southern california, a suspected great white shark bit a woman in her torso and shoulder. crews on newport beach pulled her from the water. she underwent i want a great shape. who doesn't? so i bike. i get all of my greens. and i try not to faint. this... i can do easily. benefiber® healthy shape. just a couple of spoonfuls every day means fewer cravings. plus, it's all natural, clear, taste-free and dissolves completely. it's clinically proven to keep me fuller longer and helps keep me healthy inside and out. benefiber® healthy shape. this, i can do. find benefiber® healthy shape in the fiber aisle. hey troy! hello so, thanks for testing our new car service today. oh, no problem. this is the nicest ride sharing service i've ever been in. i'm so comfortable...i could take a nap right now. so, our rates are a little bit differ

named storm already this year. this is heading for florida. almost over the top of it already with the showers and thunderstorms. a disorganized system. winds around 50 miles an hour. not a lot of wind damage out of this. could still get flash flooding and isolated tornados. that will be the worst of it. here's the current position. tropical storm warnings from indian pass toward sarasota, ft. meyer and even the east coast of florida. tropical storm warnings throughout the day and tomorrow. then it will be out of here. here's the forecast. we expect it to move over land. weak system. not like a landfall when you get like an eye of a storm. that will be occurring later on tonight. by 2:00 a.m., off the coast of georgia, then off the coast of north carolina racing out of here. even our friends along the south carolina/north carolina coast will get windy, choppy conditions and rainfall and floodings. here's the rainfall map. 3 to 5 inches possible around the tampa area. up along the coastal areas. watch out into charleston. possibility of five inches. headt and the isolated tornado threat

, there's no way. look at florida, for example, florida is the number one swing state. hillary clinton is going to win florida. it's representative of the new america what's going on in florida right now and i think donald trump has literally built a wall around this huge demographic group that is no way no how going over to his side. >> that's interesting. he's well liked in florida and so is hillary. >> i think he's liked in a very small demographic. >> we've got so much to talk about. i want to get to this. we're moving forward to west virginia. hillary is right there. she's talked about the coal industry. lots of coal miners live in west virginia. this is what she said in march. >> i'm the only candidate which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean renewable energy as the key into coal country because we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> one coal miner in west virginia did not like that. he has lost his job and he confronted her on it. listen. >> when you make comments like we're going to put a lot of coal miners o

languages and not all of them speak english. matt, savannah? >> kerry sanders in lake buena vista, florida. thank you very much. animal expert jeff corwin will join us in the next hour and give us his thoughts on this situatiosituation. >>> what could be an historic heat wave is taking part across the southwest this morning. temperatures set to climb well past 100 degrees. dylan is in for al. it is going to be h-o-t. >> very, very hot. phoenix, all-time hottest it has ever been is 122. we could get up to 119 by sunday. and that's just the forecast for now. with this dome of heat forming across the southwest and into the south and even into the southeast, we could possibly see temperatures get even warmer. this is the setup. it's going to take hold not only through the weekend but into at least the middle of next week. 56 million people under some sort of heat advisory and excessive heat watch and warnings in the southwest. but also because of the humidity, temperatures will be unbearable through parts of the south with your feels like temperature in little rock, arkansas, 111. stay hydrate

and radar picture. few more showers down across parts of florida. here is that line of storms i'm talking about moving in across the great lakes and headed towards the coastal areas. we could be looking at some severe weather this afternoon places like philadelphia into new york and up towards hartford, connecticut. a lot of people watching a long strong line of wind with these storms coming through and even a tornado possible as well. in across areas of far northern montana looking at the threat for some severe weather later on today as well. let's talk temperatures. it's really hot out there in the central part of the country. we will see some readings around 100 degrees in across areas of nebraska. anywhere to the as you tell of that where it's hot it's also going to be humid. maybe a few pop-up thunderstorms. tomorrow we cool down a couple degrees. the trend is with us for very warm temperatures, guys. a lot of people need to be taking care of the elderly, watching the electric bill. going to be a big deal this week. summer is finally here. >> we know it's warm but who is your

inside a florida store. how her relentless struggle saved her daughter and put the suspect behind bars "today," wednesday, june 8th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. we'll show you more of that video of that incredible mom in just a second. but we have a lot of politics to talk about this morning. i don't know whether we should say it was a late night or it was an early morning. >> you said good morning, it's wednesday morning. isn't it just a continuation of t tuesday night? we just got another result. >> the race for the white house seems set now as hillary clinton solidifies her position as her party's presumptive nominee. with victories in four primaries on tuesday. it will be clinton versus trump in the general election. >> the former secretary of state won in new jersey, new mexico, south dakota and, as we said a short time ago, the big prize -- california was called for clinton. meantime, bernie sanders took

at a disney resort. florida law enforcement searched land and water overnight. >> the child on vacation with his family at grand floridian resort and spa. outside disney world with urgent attempts to try and find the boy. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. after 11 hours of searching by divers, this operation was officially changed from search and rescue to search and recovery. what that means officials no longer have any hope or expectation they will find the little boy alive. >> the 2-year-old male child has not been located. >> police say the family was relaxes on the lagoon when an alligator struck. last night we spoke with the sheriff. >> the father was standing nearby when the alligator attacked the child. the father then went into the water and tried to wrestle the small child from the grip of the alligator. obviously he was not successful in that effort. >> within minutes the tranquil shore turned into a frantic police search zone. >> we have units that are out on the water in boats. we have our aviation unit helicopters up assisting in the search. we have a dive

, 2016. ♪ >> omaha, nebraska, we love the "today" show. >> all the way from florida. >> good morning, baltimore! >> celebrating 20 years of friendship. ♪ all my secrets are with you >> good morning, ohio. >> i'm celebrating my 21st birthday in new york city. >> all the way from houston, texas. >> to celebrate my wife's birthday. [ cheers and applause ] >>> good morning, everybody. it's monday, may 23rd. it's 8:00 and a beautiful morning out here on our plaza. great crowd, great temperatures. a wonderful start to the week. nice to have you along. willie is in for matt. >> might be perfect weather right now. not too cold and not too hot. great crowd. a huge crowd out this morning. >>> memorial day weekend is almost here. savannah is getting smashed, to get ready, as she usually does. smashed burgers, that is. why you need to try it at your cookout for the juiciest burger ever. >> and we do want fries with that. let's get a check of the top stories. tamron is in for natalie. hey, tamron, good morning. >>> a robotic submarine has joined u.s. navy planes and others searching for the bla

and new hampshire. in michigan, in florida, she is six points ahead. dean reynolds is in wisconsin, where big gop names will be noticeably absent when trump campaigns there today. >> good morning. when donald trump comes here to campaign here in green bay tonight, he'll have his running mate, mike pence at his side, but wisconsin's top republican officials will not be here. governor scott walker, u.s. senator ron johnson, and house speaker, paul ryan, have all found other things to do. >> so i wrote a few things down. >> reporter: donald trump came to maine on thursday, prepared to stay on message. >> $400 million in cash. being flown in an airplane to iran. >> reporter: but that didn't last long. trump repeated his debunked claim showing this video of american hostages was in fact video of a secret crash exchange with iran. >> the tape was made, right, you saw that with the airplane coming in. nice plane. and the airplane coming in and the money coming off, i guess, right. >> reporter: and trump had to quiet a rowdy crowd when he brought up running might mike pence's decision to r

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