catch. and the mets however come back to win it -- 4-3. >>> to atlanta. braves second baseman castro hustles to the outfield to bare handed catch, watch this. he then fires to first base to complete a double play, but that's about all the magic atlanta can muster. boston star david price matched the career high 14 strikeouts allowing two runs in eight innings of work for an 11-4 win over the braves. >>> let's get a check on the weather now from meteorologist bill karins. i heard some hoots and hollers there. >> good highlights. baseball highlights. >> they're diving and catching. >> i'm happy i don't have huge tornado highlights to show you. >> good. >> we made it through yesterday. we had damage that was done, no doubt about it. a lot of cleanup to be done, but not the devastating storms that really leaves a town in shambles. that's good. let me show you a video that was taken from all over the place. numerous areas had high winds with suspected maybe weak tornadoes including in bells, texas. again, these were weaker storms. we didn't get the really fast rotating low level wi

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benghazi took down our consulate and killed our ambassador and three brave americans. then instead of taking charge that night, hillary clinton decided to go home and sleep. incredible. >> senator bernie sanders' path to the possible democratic nomination is increasingly tenuous with each passing day and then yesterday a grim headline. the campaign would let go dozens of staffers. they'll get rid of 225 staffers and keep some on in california, indiana and d.c. officials say they no longer need many of their national and state level staff with primaries completed. now with sanders way down, it begs the question -- when will the democratic primary conclude? how and what will his role be within the party and at the convention if he doesn't get the nomination? >> let me also make it clear so that there is no confusion. we are in this campaign to win and become the democratic nominee. i am very good in arithmetic. and i can count delegates and we are behind today. but you know what? unusual things happen in politics. and with your help, we are gonna win the pledged delegates. and with your

suns, senator ted cruz. so what do you do? well, first you put on a brave face. >> it's clear this is a time for choosing. and all of america is looking to indiana to make a choice. i've always thought that to lead is to choose. >> to lead is to choice. okay! so, lead, sir. >> i urge every hoosier to make up their own mind. >> this is his big leadership moment! everybody just decide for yourself. as for him, it is kind of a neither/nor praise one guy/say you'll vote for the other guy. make clear you will vote/but it is not like you want to insist there is any significance to the matter. >> i like and respect all three of the republican candidates in the field. i particularly want to commend donald trump. i'm grateful for his voice in the national debate. let me say i've come to my decision about who i'm supporting. mike pence, you are not alone. this keeps happening. mitt romney said he voted for ted cruz but was not endorsing ted cruz. rudy giuliani said he was voting for donald trump but not endorsing donald trump. dude, we even saw it with david duke, former kkk grand wizard david du

took on palestinian was brave and heroic but it was brave and heroic because it won't do him any favors electorally and might cost him in the state where is the jewish vote is lined up. >> she was leading 33 points among jewish voters. >> i live around here. in my neighborhood people are excited about sanders. sanders sticker out number clinton like 30 to 1. that's a bubble. i think in new york there's no reason to think it's not going to be a huge state for her. >> what did you make of it last night? >> the race is how it's been for most of the primary season. bernie had the passion. the crowd seemed to be very much with him. hillary clinton is very much policy kind of wonk. she says i can get these done. i've been doing it. i think she still kind of stumbled on a couple of things here and there. i think michelle is right. the dieynamics haven't really changed. she might win around 10, 12 points. >> i think this is a tough one covering this democrat race. talking about it from the media standpoint has been tough. if you're looking at the bottom line question of who the nominee w

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consulate and killed our ambassador and three brave americans. then instead of taking charge that night, hillary clinton decided to go home and sleep. incredible. >> there were some typical detractors to donald trump's foreign policy speech. republican senator lindsey graham tweeted his questions for trump, are we sure the guy running the teleprompter has the pages in the right order? question number two, did the teleprompter write the speech. #not making any sense. there were also voices who saw clear substance in trump's remark. conservative grover norquist called the speech sober, thought through, written down. this speech, and the impression it gives, changed the tenor of the race. before the republicans, now drawing a contrast with hillary. former ambassador to united nations john bolton said the speech put trump in the mainstream of american foreign policy. >> that's surprise. three heads of the table turned that john bolton said that. former speaker newt gingrich and bob corker had more praise. >> to be honest, after the kind of campaign we've had over the last ump teen mon

the rioters rather than the police officers. i'll tell you, the moment when the brave men and women in blue of the nypd stood up and turned their backs on mayor bill de blasio, i cheered for those new york cops and i'll tell you, people all across america did. that spoke to the entire country that when you have politicians that will not stand with police officers and firefighters and first responders and, for that matter, soldiers and sailors and airmen and marines, that's an example of how these liberal politicians have forgotten who we are. i'll tell you, as president i will always stand with the police officers and the firefighters and the first responders. >> you know, willie geist -- >> is it lying ted or pandering ted? [ laughter ] pandering ted, but you have to say -- >> he said it's l-y-i-n' with the bible held high. he's even got a rhyme. so will we expect a bill de blasio press conference or commissioner bratton? another thing, too, a bit inconvenient to bill de blasio and commissioner bratton and the rest of the nypd leadership always siding with the criminals, i think i

that opens up a brave new world for candidates and causes. joining us from los angeles is the man whose organization is pro filed in that article the director of the l.a. based leadership lab and a pioneer in political canvassing, dave fleischer also with us, assistant professor of political economy at stanford's school of business david brock man who shows voters issues can shift when their own personal experiences are brought into play. >> do you know we will start with dave or david? >> let's go with dave. >> dave, could it be that we're more disconnected than ever before from our neighborhoods and communities that face-to-face interaction will have more of an impact than it may have had ten years ago? >> you're absolutely right. face to face interaction is extraordinarily powerful, especially when it's a two-way conversation because most political communications that campaigns indulge in are one-way communications, telling voters what to think, but voters are a lot more persuaded and likely to change their mind and become less prejudice when we have two-way conversations. >> you kno