Tonight on 360, breaking news on Donald Trump's search for a running mate and which key

allies are pushing for each of those three right there.

Also the hearing today that's casting yet more doubt on the judge running the Trump classified documents case

Two former federal judges are here to weigh in and questions about Boeing equipment delays two passengers only instead of straining them at Say O'Hare, well they're stuck in orbit.

Sound King here tonight. In for Anderson, we begin with the breaking news. Namely, who people close to the former president

Donald Trump want to see on the ticket with him?

Three names, each one being touted by a different Trump faction, two senators and the governor of North Dakota.

CNN's Elena Trine has more on who they are and what's

playing out behind the seeds. Elena, tell us what are you learning? Well look as

we inch closer to the Republican National Convention John that is the self-imposed deadline that

Donald Trump has set for when he is going to announce his running mate you have

an increasing number of people jockeying to be in Trump's ears, pushing their preferred candidate.

And really, we're seeing this from every corner of Donald Trump's orbit, from his family

to conservative media, to his former advisors, all of them pitching different people to Donald Trump and so as you

said I've really been told from my conversations with Trump's campaign that the list

has narrowed to three people Marco Rubio J. J.D. Vance, and Doug Bergam. And also that Donald

Trump has actually taken on a much more serious and earnest approach to looking at this

process, which is a departure from the past several months. But each of these

men have different people pushing them so I'm going to break it down for you.

J.D. Vance. Don Jr. Donald Trump son has long been a close friend of JD Vance's.

He's been very actively lobbying his father

for him to be the running mate.

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