>> a massive wildfire to a quarter of a million acres foring tens of thousands to evacuate. expected to go from bad to worse. officials say it could double in size by the end of the day. we are expecting a news conference out of alberta. we will bring it to you live when it happens. >> with the victory in indiana, donald trump gets his rival and ends up where no pundit predicted. as the presumptive nominee. we have a reporter who took us through every step. >> the bathroom bill will take the federal governing gets the last word.

>> good saturday to you. brand-new hour coming your way. nice to be with you at home. >> welcome to america's election headquarters in washington. >> hard to believe the famous escalator ride kicked off the campaign and now he is the last man standing in the majority being seasoned politicians. a reporter with bloomberg politics has been covering the campaign from the very beginning. he has been firsthand to witness how he went from a punch line to a presumptive nominee. he joins us from trump's rally in spokane, washington. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to ask you during the primary season, trump was not going to be accepting donations. would that be changing?

>> absolutely. in fact this week mr. trump will be hosting a fund-raiser for chris christie that comes after his top aides have said that the campaign is forming a finance committee and they will fund-raise for the campaign and also for the republican parties. they insist they want to get as many republicans elect said as possible so that is if trump were to become president, he would govern the republican-controlled congress. >> i want to pull up the polls and you are probably not able to see that because you are at a busy rally. i want to ask your observation as the campaign has gone on. before donald trump announces back in june, he was polling around 4%. you fast forward after he announced he was pulling 11%. that's a huge jump in a short period. he is the presumptive nominee. i want to ask from someone who

has been following closely, what is it like to watch this happen over the course of a couple of months. >> over the past couple of months, i have been all over the country and interviewed countless voters, including people in the candidacy and the many people for him. the people who support him are loyal to him. they believe they want a political outsider, someone who is not going to be beholden to machine and feel like the process and the system as a whole has not heard their voices and they see a fighter in donald trump and will get to washington and shake things up and candidly bring back the economy that for so many americans feel like hasn't really improved since the economic collapse. >> there has been reports that donald trump has been flying by the seat of his pants. he planned this campaign years ago. he had applied to the trademark

of make america great again six days after obama was reelected. the man, the myth. is it true that you feel like he is a calculated campaign he is running? >> i think it's a strategic campaign and he wouldn't be able to win if he didn't have the strategy. you are right. he always flirted with the idea of running for office as far back as 1990s when oprah asked him if he was going to run for president. he always has been asked those questions and of course in the past couple of years in 2012 as well, he rumored that he might be running for office. this is something i think that he is willing to do in 2016 because he feels this is his moment and his time. >> we only have about 30 seconds left, the reports that clinton

is sending staff members across the nation and focusing on the general election. are you seeing that in the trump campaign. i think candidly the playbook is the same he uses against jeb bush. it will be interesting to see what will happen. >> we will go in for all the news. we appreciate it. >> across the aisle arrivals bernie sanders and hillary clinton will take a day off. neither has scheduled rallies and the u.s. territory of guam in the pacific ocean held the caucus today. the democratic party chairman said they took 60% of the votes. four of the seven delegates go

to hillary clinton and bernie sanders gets three. next contest is tuesday when west virginia holds their primary. >> we are waiting on a press conference from canadian authorities on a desperate situation in the province of alberta as a massive wildfire burns out of control. thousands of displaced residents are getting a sobering driveway by view as convoys continue out of the area. they fear the blaze could double in size by the end of today. the state of emergency has been declared. take a look at this view from space to put it out of nasa. this gives you an idea of how massive this fire is. it burned more than quarter of a million acres. 1600 homes and other buildings have already been destroyed. that's unbelievable. >> back to that and the news comes in.

north carolina remains defined in the face of a monday deadline in the bathroom bill. legislators won't meet that deadline and they won't host the bullies that require people to use the bathroom of their birth gender rather than the gender they identify with. in retaliation, the feds could stop billions of dollars or supposed to head to north carolina. the attorney general is here to offer perspective. appreciate you joining us, sir. if you look the at what the justice department is citing, if you read i am not a lawyer, but i see sex discrimination show up a lot and i don't see gender identity show up a lot. is this a stretch in applying the law from 40 years ago to now. >> it is a bit of an overreach. they determine on the basis of

sex. since title nine and other aspects were passed, everyone interpreted that to mean the basis of biological sex. gender identity has been interpreted by bureaucrats to mean gender identity. >> not by courts. >> no. a recent decision upheld the interpretations, but no court had the issue. that is an overreach and no one intended when the laws were passed. >> it wasn't an issue. if you think about the idea of gender identity and saying you can use whatever bathrooms and dealing with high school graduates and a lot of kids going to college, if this is upheld, couldn't some young man who identifies as a woman say gee, not only do i want to use the girl's bathroom, but go to sleep in the girls's dorm. >> it could if you identify as your nonbiological gender. the way the government interpreted it, that would be

the result for every university that accepts federal funds. this whole controversy is somewhat of a solution in search of a problem. i wouldn't see a great deal of controversy of people using the wrong bathroom or molestation. they are extending the civil rights act does seem to be a bit of a reach. >> it seems to open up a lot in terms of unintended consequences that we could look at going forward. how does this get decided. they say no, no, you have to let everyone use whatever bathroom they want. they say no you don't, we will pass whatever law we want and you not only have the issue of the basketball safety, but other things they are citing. where does this end? >> one of two ways. the vision could see and enforce their laws which is what they threatened to do or withhold

funding and the government could withhold funding from the university and schools of north carolina. >> elementary kids in raleigh, north carolina are paying the price. >> yes, i mean if process takes a long time. civil rights is in two ways. one is withholding federal funds and the threat could be made by the federal government and that would be resolved as to whether or not the interpretation of the act is correct. >> this is just the beginning not only of what is happening, but the debate is over gender identity and what bathrooms and dorms they can use. come on back as the fight continues. >> yes, sir. >> for the latest on this story, go to fox news sunday tomorrow. chris wallace has an exclusive with north carolina governor as the state bumped up against that monday deadline. they will be about 24 hours away. check your local listings for time and channels.

>> let's go live to canada in alberta at the operations center. they are giving an update on the massive wildfire sweeping across the region. let's listen in live. >> 12 pieces of heavy equipment and 14 air tankers at work on the wildfire. this is canada. canadians work together in the face of a disaster like this. yesterday i introduced you to the general coordinating the help we are-ing. recollect provinces and territories are stepping up to help. 82 wildfire fighters arrived and four air tankers from quebec as well. an air tanker is arriving from the northwest territory as well. about 40 wildfire fighters arrived on may 10th. 20 will arrive from new brunswick on may 11th. saskachewan will help with the coordinating work.

manitoba is providing 22 additional firefighting experts to augment the work being done. to the people of ontario, quebec, new brunswick and the northwest territories, let me extend sincerest thanks. i want to thank the premier and new bruns week senior brian gaulant and senior bob mcleod for this important help. they have been put under volunteer tear evacuation. residents have been moved and 450 people remain in the community. we are working with shell and the red cross to evacuate them in the event it becomes necessary. we are managing a number of other wildfires today. i will ask my colleague at the provincial center to update you on those fires in a moment.

obviously this fire is affecting energy operations in the region. yesterday they are a precautionary evacuation from the facilities and civilians from the lodge. the fire could burn the edges of this today. the facility should be emphasized is highly resilient to forest fires. as we have seen in the past when it has been threatened by very large fires. we are still none the lessng th efforts to protect the facility are under way and we will have more details on this in a few minutes. they decided to do a precautionary evacuation of the personnel from the facilities starting at 5:00 this morning. the government of alberta is working with the energy industry to do a careful assessment of the affect of this fire on the industry. i expect to have a more detailed report on monday on this particular issue. let me conclude by saying this. yesterday the mayor and i

visited the center in edmonton. i can't x press how impressed i was by the staff and the volunteers working there. in our nine other reception centers across alberta. i met families who picked up and evacuated on a few hours's notice who are understandably worried and anxious about what is going to happen next, about their children's school and belongings. i know that both the mayor and i left more tomorrowed than ever to do our very best. we are, wooing to get people safe. then to make the city safe and to work out a plan for return. then to ensure that that community functions at the same high level it always has. then to get that community rebuilt. >> you are listening live to officials there giving an update on that massive alberta wildfire. we heard really a huge combined effort there, a staggering number of firefighters to take

on that blaze. she also listed a number of evacuation orders for cities surrounding that fire which continues to grow. there has been a lot of question about the energy operations and whether or not they would be affected. she said there has been preliminary evacuations of nonessential personnel. she also said a lot of the energy operations are highly reil sillient to wildfires. we will bring you the latest and if anything else develops, we will bring that to you. >> this election was not without controversy. i am so proud that london has today chosen hope over fear and unity over division. i hope that we will never be offered such a stark choice again. fair does not make it safer and

only makes it weaker. the politics of fair is simply not welcome in our city. >> those words spoken by london's first muslim mayor following a heated mayoral race in england's capital. the election had higher than normal turn out and caused them a triumph of unity over fear. many critics and voters saying it was marred by negative campaigning. >> video from north carolina. they saw the burping jet and the water to hit the horizon yesterday. the pilot was in the ocean 20 minutes before being rescued. >> if it's closer, we would have

helped you out. it's like it was about two miles out. you are focusing now and you can see a few boats out. >> the marine officials said the pilot is in stable condition. according to the marine corps, that carrier jet that crashed was 47 years old. >> coming up, she could be one of the donald trump's biggest foes and she is not even on the ballot. the war of words between donald trump and elizabeth warren, coming up. >> she is a goof us. did you see her? this woman is a basket case. >> despite his country's deepening isolation, the leader calls a meeting that is the first of its kind in decades. a rare chance to hear an actual voice. to find out why the world cares what he has to say. plus, some wild weather brings heavy rains and flooding to

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southern california has a nasty weather system passing over that area. heavy rain and thunderstorms stranded drivers trying to make it through flooded roads. in ontario, california, a warehouse roof collapsed. employees were trying to sweep water out of the doors before they were forced to evacuate. flash flood warnings have been issued in several counties in california. >> when can we expect the rain to taper off? we have more on that and the rest of your forecast. >> hi, liz. we have a good news situation. they need the rainfall, but too much can lead to flooding issues. we are watching the system across the west and not only bringing rain, but more snow for the higher elevations.

this is the storm system that is going to move into southern and central u.s. today, tomorrow, also into monday. that could give us the risk for severe storms. as this low gets out of the rockies, it will bring hail and damaging winds and heavy rainfall and tornados. not only today, but through monday. there is the severe threat today and across the high plains and moving into the ohio river valleys. tomorrow we have more of a risk for mother's day across the areas where we see the potential for tornados across texas all the way up into nebraska with an emphasis here on oklahoma and kansas. that's where we could see the threat for not only hail and damaging winds, but tornados. we will keep a close listen to your local forecasters. then into monday, the system moves towards the mississippi river valley with an emphasis on texas, oklahoma and arkansas,

missouri and candace. we are right on track in terms of tornado probability. this is the tornado season for all of the areas that you saw that people need to be on alert. forecast highs and cooler across the rockies. we have that trough over the northeast bringing inelement weather, but things should improve although it remains warm and dry and the potential for storms across the southern and central u.s. liz, back to you. if i don't talk to you, happy mother's day, my friend. >> i appreciate it. >> of course. you got it. >> coming up, wait for it. the middle guy is going to speak. kim jung un in the first party congress since 1980. he got a lot of applause too. what this dictator actually sounds like. and man's best friend gets the

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jim jung un opening up to the party congress. this is the first time they held an open party congress since

before he was born. you heard it here first. he got a standing ovation. this meeting is a tightly choreographed event and it demonstrates kim is totally in control despite the deepened internationals ailation over among other things. >> back to politics, the republican nomination is all but decided, and has hillary clinton inches closer to her party's nomination, the candidate are focusing on the general election. they begin the search for the man or woman who will round out the ticket. with the young america foundation and karen is the founder of the new interactive there for a lively debate. i want to start with you and who

would you foresee would round out a ticket? when is it best for him to announce? >> it will be better to do it sooner rather than later. this is starting to pick up and what will be interesting is you have two lanes to go down. he can neutralize from identity politics. she is popular with minorities or try to appeal to the conservative base that he me ins to turn out for him in november. they have overlap and they can go with something like marco rubio or martinez. those are on the short list. ag list picks and do you agree he should announce sooner or wait for momentum later in the game. >> and everyone is talking about being more presidential and it's interesting because we will have to pick someone who continues

that dialogue and mick him seem more presidential. if he doesn't on his own, he may be the vp. i would agree with you to drown that out. i think there is definite picks you can see. you have to have someone in my mind that would make sense with an experienced politician. with the gilmore or the chris christies and the image of the presidential and more suitable and takes him out of this place he has been in for the primary. >> does that neutralize hillary clinton? do you need a woman on the ticket or do you not? >> i think with someone like trump, it's going to go beyond that for him. with every statement he had, if he puts a woman on the ticket, it will not change anything with women out there. i don't think he has to. i think the opinion that women have of him has been

contenduous. it would seem almostard official. >> i want to speak to the democratic side in the interest of time. we have seen hillary go further left in the primary season. as she looks towards a running mate, will she go further left or perhaps want to go further right? this is a general election we are talking about. >> she has two lanes that are interesting. she can go with tim cayne who goes with the working class vote that would cut into what trump has going for him or go for turn out. how does she get them to turn out? elizabeth warren and cory booker. he is right up there for her. >> what happens at that point? she gets more momentum. she hasn't seen a huge turn out and that is compared to the republicans and that is just in the primary. >> she is so unpopular with her

own base. the young people that gave president obama an advantage that he went through, she is polling 30% behind with young people. if she wants that turn out, it might be wise for her to take someone like elizabeth warren or cory booker. >> one of the interesting things as we forget the electorate, you might be running 30% behind bernie sanders, but that's not an opposition to donald trump. you will have a fired up base with donald trump as the nominee. it doesn't become unnecessary for her to turn out the far left. >> with castro. >> i think those are popular democrats and part is trying to engage and excite people. they are fired up about him as a bookie man and i think what we need to say is that it's fun to bring people like that who have positive images and they are all

about people think of him as inspirational. it brings a different dynamic. >> is hillary too predictable? people are excited about that. >> last time with obama, everyone wants that come together moment when you have a primary. our republican picks were people that have been in the primary. i like both. >> just the democrats in the cycle. someone who was entertained as donald trump has been polling around 20% with the democrats. that will make something interesting when you are looking for it. hillary clinton's campaign will need to keep in mind going forward. you might not be in the democratic base. >> we will see. we hope to have you back for an interesting conversation. get a lottery ticket. thank you so much.

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going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. right? >> voters seem to be leaning towards bernie sanders despite both vowing an end to the traditional fossil fuel-based energy. hoping to take a look, plit col reporter alana shore. appreciate you being with us. thank you, ma'am. fair to say that the words about putting coal miners out out of business went over like a ton of coal. >> she was deep in the hole with these voters. even union workers that are part of the base just don't like what the democrats are doing on energy. she has few fans to start with. >> you think about states that are heavily energy-focused like wyoming and kentucky and you get into appalachia and west virginia and pennsylvania. are bernie and hillary enough to

switch voters on the republican side? >> definitely. when it comes to things like pta regulations that hit these guys in the pocket books electricity bill-wise. also put their jobs at risk. >> let's break downhillry and bill's plans's plans on ending fossil fuel-based energy. fair to say? >> yes, but it's important to note bernie pushed had ilry further than she feels comfortable being. nobody et ceteraing her in the general to stick to this. >> explain more. >> bernie wants to do something that the president doesn't have the power to do. they will continue to do it under the law. he is showing commitment to end-all coal. hillary sounded a lot like that, but when pressed she doesn't

have specifics on how she would do that and they say she will take time. >> nevertheless, either one of the proposals talking about she wants to have every home in america powered by clean energy in the next four years. that ain't cheap. >> certainly not, but it is doable. in layman's terms, 33% energy in the country, right now we are around 15 at best. it's a huge change. it costs a lot of money, but it is achievable. >> $7 million, somewhere in there. as you look at both of these, have either learned from what you might call the failures of the obama clean energy policy? >> they are continuing the obama clean energy policy. frankly when you pull the base outside of these regions, the plan is popular. they know the democrats are not going to win in november. they are giving up on it.

they will see it meaningful, but they know that. >> where does energy policies for the democrats go from here? you hear the major act between the democratic platform that bernie sanders said climate change is the biggest threat to national security. even a lot of voters who will tell you i'm not really sure that's the biggest threat we face. >> when are what it comes down to is the liberal base loves talking about this. voters don't agree what you just stated, but they have far more issues that people are talking about. they are counting on not hurting too badly with swing voters. >> right now gas is cheap. >> that's the reason it won't hurt. >> say that changes, how do they square what their policies are now that we will drive oil

through the roof and gas prices through the roof with the traditional voter who said i don't care what you will do, but if it's four, i might. >> i guarantee we will not fear the things about fracking. for starters. >> if gas is $4 a gallon, they will talk about the energy policy. appreciate you beinger hoo. liz, what's coming up. >> in full swing. one candidate is taking aim at donald trump. how the donald fought back with the war of words with elizabeth warren. >> get the mint juleps ready. we are a couple of hours ready from churchill downs. preparations necessary full swing. student for the race ahead.

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i just learned that crooked hillary, along with her friend, you know, she's got this goofy friend named elizabeth warren, she is on the twitter ad. she is a goofus. have you ever seen her? this woman, she is a basket

case. by the way, she has done nothing in the united states senate. >> donald trump isn't mincing words. he may be making them up when it comes to potential democratic vp pick elizabeth warren. trump skewed warren in oregon. it started on twitter. doug mccallaway has a look at the mash up of words. >>. >> reporter: the night of the indiana win, elizabeth warren tore loose on twitter. two weeks earlier after he was asked about another warren tweet storm, trump fired this warning shot across her. >> also, elizabeth warren, when calling her a loser. >> you mean, the indian. >> trump who thrives on detecting weakness and pouncing, it is a target rich environment.

she listed herself as a minority. harvard pointed to the heritage. her recipe was the subject of derision after charge taking was plagerized. >> i think she is a fraud. i think her entire success in applicable seas based on a lie that she is a native american. she is not a native american there, is no proof whatsoever that she is. >> warren's office did not respond to our request for an interview. her allies say she relishes the fight. >> the more that donald trump takes the bait and attacked elizabeth warren and thrusts her into the american dialogue, it is better for hillary clinton. >> they suggest warren's twitter tear is not accidental. >> she has been getting on twitter more and more and criticizing trump almost like she is the pit bull for the

democratic party. yeah, i think that hillary clinton is giving her instructions. she is going to put on a war bonnet and go out and attack donald trump. >> one of the ironies of the fight is that the two are vying, at least in part, for the same voters, blue-collared workers and swing state independents. trump pulling right with promises of more coal and warren pulling left. in washington, john mccallaway, fox six news. fox news election alert, you're looking live at spokane washington. we're minuting away from donald trump taking the stage. you can see his faithful gathered in spokane, noon pacific right now. still ahead, these horses and trainers are preparing for the most famous race in america. the first race of the triple crown a little later. they'll make the run for the roses. the latest on the kentucky derby

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all right. think back to high school. your high school days, for elizabeth pran that wasn't that long ago. year book day is not the best day. but not for presley and pooch. they're the latest social media sensation. he has a form of muscular distrophy and requires the help of the service dog. they're inacceseparatable. of course, her photo needed to be in the year book and it was. >> i can tell you, my year book photo did not look like that. that is a good one. >> you can pass that around. >> that is awesome. so what are you doing today and also, what do mint juleps and horses have in common and hats? you'll be seeing a lot in

churchill downs for the 142nd running of the kentucky derby. prerace activities have been under way since this morning with the races, hob nobodying wi -- hob nobing with the rich and famous. it starts at 6:34 p.m. eastern time when the fastest two minutes in sports officially begins. of course, is it nyquist. nyquist is the odds on favorite. i hear he had the odds to win. >> nyquist and last year with american pharoah. he is now at a pasture in lexington kentucky. >> he gained about 162 pounds and is doing good. >> not a bad life to retire to. tomorrow, fair warning, mother's day. if you forgot about what to do for mother's day. panicked for as a president, send us a picture of your mom on

twitter @anhqoc. we'll see you back here 1:00 eastern after your celebrate mother's day. >> have a great day. >> see you! the race for the white house heads to the pacific northwest and that is where we begin this jam packed hour of the election headquarters. i'm uma pemmaraju. you're looking right now live at pictures from spokane washington where the presumptive republican presidential nominee, new yorker donald trump will be speaking to a packed house of supporters in a few minutes. there is extra security on duty just in time there may be protesters determined to try to disrupt this rally. this is mr. trump's first campaign stop in the state of washington happening across a back drop of challenges in the gop over