you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. california, here we come. hillary clinton, bernie sanders taking that state by storm. 48 hours from now, before five pivotal primary contests. first off, the big one is california. 475 delegates up for grabs in the golden state. a drawn-out fight for the nomination. may or may not come to a close. if it's sunday, you're with "america's newsroom." i'm bill hemmer. >> i'm martha mccallum. hi, bill. >> you look fantastic, by the way. >> what do you usually do? >> i'm usually calling you on the cell phone, saying, what's up? >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha mccallum. hillary clinton seeing the finish line as she tries to rally democrats after a bruising battle with a tougher than

expected opponent. >> after tuesday, i'm going to do everything i can to reach out, to try to unify the dwrik party and i expect senator sanders to do the same, and that we will come together and be prepared to go to the convention in a unified way. >> that's what she would like. but is bernie sanders having any of that plan? there's talk of a contested convention. how fascinating the fliparound on this whole thing has been. it is anybody's game potentially in philadelphia. watch this. >> at the end of the nominating process, no candidate will have enough pledged delegates. the democratic national convention will be a contested convention. >> how about that? with only 60 delegates away for hillary clinton from clinching the 2383 number, which is now the big focus, it is so crunch time in california right now.

jennifer griffin live in los angeles. so what's the atmosphere like out there? >> well, martha, incredibly lively. we are standing down here in east l.a. in mariachi square, where hillary clinton's communicator in chief bill clinton is expected to address this mostly latino crowd in the next hour. the polls, as you mentioned, incredibly close. bernie sanders and hillary clinton about one or two percentage points apart. it can really go any way, and this latino vote is extremely important to them. we expect that bill clinton will be arriving shortly, but what's interesting is that instead of attacking bernie sanders, hillary clinton continues to attack donald trump. >> donald trump talking about deporting 11 million people with what he calls a deportation force, which would mean, i guess, some kind of paramilitary

police force, literally seizing people and putting them in camps, and then loading them on to buses and trains. this is just beyond anything that i've ever imagined somebody running for president of the united states would actually advocate. >> reporter: sanders continues to decry the presumption that clinton will be the nominee, saying it's not reflective of how well he is doing in the country's most populous state, as evidenced by the turnout in his speech and the concert in downtown l.a. last night. >> she is scarily, only five points. if the delegates at the democratic national convention want to make sure, and we better make sure that we defeat trump and defeat him badly, we are the campaign to do that. >> and we think we're going to

come out of tuesday night with the delegates we need for her to be the first woman nominee on a major party ticket in the united states. so we're looking forward to that. >> so not a lot of unity between these two camps right now, martha. >> there sure isn't. as you mentioned, jennifer, in california, the latino vote demographically so important in that state. tell us about that. >> reporter: well, it's very important, martha. it's interesting to note that in puerto rico today, another primary taking place, there are 60 democratic electors at stake in puerto rico. democratic voters will be voting there. hillary clinton expects to do very well in puerto rico. she is only -- and this is notable -- 60 delegates short of the finish line after winning all seven of the virgin island delegates yesterday. there are nearly 15 million hispanics living in california. they make up nearly 40% of the

population. 7 million are eligible to vote on tuesday. they are expected to make up 30% of the vote. if the 2008 primary is any indication. what's remarkable about these figures is hispanics made up just 11% of the vote during bill clinton's last election here in 1996. an example of how much power they now yield as a voting block. if clinton wins all of the puerto rican delegates, she may just cross the finish line before the new jersey vote on tuesday. the new jersey vote is where her campaign expects her to cross the finish line. that's why she will be leaving california and she will be heading back and will be in brooklyn on tuesday because what the campaign is hoping is that they'll have those three extra hours when the east coast polls close where she'll be able to declare victory and that might help her here in california where things are so very tight, martha. >> really stunning numbers. such a huge change in the last

electoral term. >> an interesting twist too being on the east coast. clinton hoping a big win in california forces sanders to concede. might be easier said than done. the polling shows she's barely ahead in the golden state. this race right now is too close to call. chris direwalt is mr. sunday, sunday, sunday. good day to you. >> you got me all scrambled here, brother billy. it's sunday. it doesn't feel right. >> i know. but it's great to see you any time. >> good to see you. >> she wants him to concede. just by way of history, june 7th is the day she conceded eight years ago. is she going to get her wish? >> it depends. that's why they play the game. hillary clinton is going to claim the nomination in brooklyn after she wins new jersey. she's going to say i've done it. and she can rightly say that. whether or not there is patience and tolerance for bernie sanders

to hang out in this race, there's the d.c. primary a week later. but really the issue is does he hold his delegates together to go to the convention and deny her the chance to win by acclimation, yea, yea, yea, or does he want to have the voice vote and go through the first thing? that's just symbolic. it doesn't change the outcome for bernie sanders. what it does change is whether democrats feel like they are a team and united and going forward together or not, and that depends on whether or not she can beat him in california. >> so what's the scenario if she loses? >> he stays. well, i won the biggest state. i'm sorry, i didn't mean to make that hand gesture. i got california. i'm not leaving. i'm going to stay in this race until we get to the convention and i make you say yeah, i didn't win, except for without super delegates and then he can complain about that. that's her reality. that's not what she wants. she wants to be able to turn and focus on trump. that's why if she wins, the pressure starts to mount on

sanders. hey, you had your chance, you went as far as you could, it didn't happen for you. >> sanders was on cnn earlier today. i think part of what he was saying is that a lot can change between now and the end of july, which is the philadelphia convention. so win or lose, he's going to stay in. there does not seem to be an apparent reason for him to concede, right? >> well, there is an apparent reason for him to concede on the grounds of what can hillary clinton offer him to get out early? what can she promise him? the vice presidency? whatever. his leverage, interestingly, will never be as high as it will be after the seventh of june, and he could say i could concede right now, what will you give me? what he's counting on and what other democrats are thinking about is, what if something happens and she has to drop out? why should i drop out? but the answer for sanders is basically the same. trump's rivals haven't dropped out either. they just suspended their races.

they're there. they could add water and reactivate. sanders can do the same thing. suspending my campaign. hillary clinton has gotten the better of us. and we wish her the best. and then still be ready just in case she loses the fbi primary. >> we'll see. they've had a lot of democrats register in the last two months. does that help sanders? does it help clinton? or can you say? >> we can't be sure. when we look at where the registrations are happening, we are seeing a lot of registrations from hispanic precincts, from hispanic counties, so we are seeing a surge in hispanic registration. is that due to this race, is that due to donald trump? we can't be sure. right now, it's a little bit of tea leaf reading. the number of votes, the amount of intensity on the democratic side, the republicans closed up shop sooner than we expected. the democrats are berning on. >> why is trump campaigning in california? why would he not spend this time in ohio or pennsylvania or florida? >> well, the real question is why wouldn't he take a break?

>> what do you think? what's the motivation there? >> i don't know, but i'm going to guess he doesn't know what else to do. right now is the time where what you need to do is chill out. people are sick of you. no matter what, people are tired of it. what you have to do is lay back. put your team together. they're not ready for their convention. they're not ready for all of this stuff. this happened sooner than they thought. they need to get their team together. they need to figure out who they are and what the message is and quick going out and running in nonexistent races. >> sit possible he's trying to drive out turnout on tuesday that helps bernie sanders? that continues that race for a month and a half? >> if he's thinking in terms like that, he should get back to new york. he should huddle up with his team and he should take a chill pill, because that would not be worth the effort. >> well, we'll see you tomorrow, right? >> heck, yeah. >> tomorrow is monday. thank you, chris. good to see you. >> good to see you, brother. hillary clinton's e-mail controversy looming over tuesday's critical california

primary. now she's trying to brush off the inspector general's report, which found that she did, in fact, violate state department rules by using a private server. clinton saying some other findings may actually work in her favor, she believes. >> i thought that the report actually made it clear that the practice i used was used by other secretaries. everybody in the department knew that i was e-mailing from a personal address. hundreds of people knew it. people around the government knew it. >> not going away, this one. clinton sidestepping a question about whether the fbi has reached out to her about the e-mail investigation. we're going to show you that exchange coming up in the next hour. in the meantime, donald trump saying that he will compromise with house speaker paul ryan, this after picking up ryan's endorsement, even if it was not exactly full-throated. today, donald trump responding saying that while they agree on many things, he can willing to work with the speaker to push aside and push forward their

agendas. >> he's a good man. he wants good things for the country. we will agree on many things. we're not going to agree on all things, but we're going to agree on many thing. >> do you see -- implementing paul ryan's agenda? >> i can see a compromise. >> so trump adding one issue where he and his speaker do see eye to eye is how to battle poverty. it's been a big topic for speaker ryan the past couple of years. we are your election headquarters, and tuesday is a big night. final primary races in the presidential race, there were contests in california, as we mentioned. also new jersey. got a contest in new mexico, montana, and the dakotas. so we've got you covered when the results come in, tuesday primetime here on fox. >> it's going to be a big night. maybe a big night for hillary clinton. >> could. >> maybe a big night for bernie sanders. that's what everybody's going to tune in to find out the answer to on tuesday night. in the meantime, we want to step away from the race for a moment here to remember the late muhammad ali. a fighter, a champion, both in

and out of the boxing ring. he passed away friday evening at the age of 74. fans from around the world gathering in his hometown of louisville, kentucky, to pay tribute to the man known as the greatest. >> he fought for all of us, whatever it is. >> muhammad ali has meant so much to this city. a great humanitarian. he's done so much for the world. and it's great to be able to come. >> so what's it like in the champ's hometown at this day? >> reporter: the only thing that seems to slow down the steady stream of people coming to the ali center to lay down flowers and pay their respects has been a couple of bouts of rain that came through yesterday. today we've seen the people coming from all over the world. a band formed up for a little while. all in honor of the sports icon and instrument for social

change. just a few miles away is the little pink house in which cassius clay was born and raised. it has now become a museum preserved in its modest form. the staff, some of them knew ali. all were inspired by him. >> a prophet has gone. he has finished his mission and gone on to do what he's supposed to do. he had a mission. he came here to do something. much bigger than boxing. >> he told us how to speak up for ourselves and stand up on your own. and don't hang on to the old bad stuff, but progression. >> reporter: funeral services are scheduled for friday. there will be a public memorial in an arena called the kfc young center. tickets will be limited and hard to get. >> and respect obviously still pouring in from all corners of the boxing world. >> reporter: lennox lewis is someone who really followed in

ali's footsteps. he unified the heavyweight belt at one point. he spoke today about what an inspiration ali was to him. >> well, you know, he touched me many times. and i guess the first time was when you go to school, and the teacher says well, can you write down your heroes? and, you know, i wrote down muhammad ali. and, you know, when he passed, that's what i thought about. that he was basically my first hero. >> after winning the title, lewis said he had an opportunity to speak with muhammad ali. he said you're the greatest now. lennox lewis said there can only be one greatest. never give up that title. >> mike, thank you. i watched a documentary called "facing ali" yesterday, which was really great. i recommend it. and it was just all of these boxers who had faced him in the ring talking about the man and talking about his life, and what an incredible --

>> you want to watch a great documentary with your kids, watch "when we were kings." really phenomenal. captured the personality of the man. i was at the opening games in atlanta in 1996 when he lit the flame. remarkable that he showed up, because it was a secret to the very end. but what i remember from that time even more so, two nights prior, the twa flight 800 went down, and it was two nights before the olympics started in america and the concern was about terrorism. and we had no idea what happened to this plane, exploding off the coast of long island the way it did. but ali came in 48 hours and sort of changed the national attention and direction, at least for a time. and then had the bomb in the park just about a week later. >> yeah. interesting times. it's going to be a lot of reflecting over this weekend. you're going to talk to evander holyfield. >> chris wallace had a great touch. he said you can debate whether or not he was the greatest, but you certainly cannot debate that he was not a giant among us physically and so many other ways. in the meantime, another

tragic reminder on the dangers the men in blue face every day. a memphis police officer is killed in the line of duty under especially terrible circumstances. we will fill you in on that. and hillary clinton makes herself available for selfies during campaign events, but when it comes to taking questions from reporters, not so much. so how long can she keep that up? also donald trump taking a bit more heat for criticizing a judge over his mexican heritage. is that out of bounds? we'll debate it, fair and balanced in a moment here. >> i don't know the judge, but he's truly unfair in san diego. >> why did you refer to his ethnicity? >> because i want to build a wall. there's some people that don't like that. defiance is in our bones.

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he is now facing multiple charges, including murder and attempted murder. officer smith was taken to a hospital where he died from his injuries. the 46-year-old officer was an 18-year vet of the memphis police department. a hillary clinton aide firing back over criticism on the lack of news con fleference. it has been 184 days since the last official press conference. her spokesperson saying clinton is still making sure to get lots of screen time. >> in terms of a definition of calling something an availability or press conference. the reality bottom line is she's answering questions from the reporters that are covering her day-to-day. >> how you doing, howie, and good sunday to you. he says no reluctance. have you found otherwise, sir? >> the national reporters who spend a lot of time following

hillary clinton around the country tell me that she almost never takes questions from them. she does talk to local reporters. while brief availabilities are fine, the fact that hillary clinton hasn't held a full blown news conference this entire year is a statement. it's a statement that she wants to stay scripted. it's a statement that she doesn't want to be knocked off stride by confrontational questions. it's a statement that she doesn't really like engaging the press. except in carefully selected, carefully timed tv interviews. >> so far, it hasn't hurt her. or has it? >> i would argue that it has hurt her, for this reason. she has passed up many, many opportunities to make news by engaging the press. you don't need to talk to us because we're so lovable. it's an opportunity to use the megaphone. bernie talks to the press a lot more than hillary does. i think she conceded the battlefield to donald trump, and maybe reinforced the notion that she is an overly scripted and hypercautious candidate.

>> so she would benefit in your view. but would that give reporters a chance to bang on about the server, and with an active investigation, you're concerned about every word you drop in an answer like that. >> sure, but look at all the controversies that trump gets involved in and he engages the press and pushes back. when you go a long stretch without doing an interview or holding a press conconference, the negative questions build up. the journalists feel compelled to go through the list or the e-mail. i think it lets the pressure valve off when you do it on a day-to-day basis. not every single day, obviously. i would argue that she has forfeited a great opportunity here. she may be starting to adjust. she called into a couple shows this past week. it's a trump tactic. >> you want to get the reps, right? you don't want to get rusty. does she ride this out? what would change her calculus, do you think?

>> bernie sanders asides, sending every single he's not going to concede, it's pretty much a one-on-one race. if trump continues to do 15 interviews a week, and he talks to newspapers. he talked to "the new york times" while she was giving her speech attacking him. maybe they need to drop this caution, put her out there a little bit more. it's a little risky, but there's a payoff. >> topic two. what have you noticed in mainstream media since the riots on thursday night in california after that trump event? how has that been reported? >> it's been reported, but i am surprised it is not a bigger story. these protests with violence often attached to them, it's hardly a spontaneous outbreak. these people are organizing online. some of them may be bernie supporters. i don't think it's fair to say the democrats are behind this or something like that. i will say if you had organized groups using facebook and other social media to go to hillary clinton press conferences or

events and speeches, i should say, and disrupt and sometimes engage in violence, i think it would be such a bigger story because there is this tendency in the media to say well, maybe trump kind of deserves it. he did say things a couple of months ago where he appeared to be egging this on, although he hasn't made those comments in quite a while. >> the trump protest a few months ago, that was blanket coverage, you could argue. has this been given the same, do you view? >> no, i don't think it has. maybe it was new and novel when he had to cancel that chicago event. it gets a lot of live coverage, because everybody on cable gets their pictures up. tension is building outside this or that trump rally, so there's that. but it seems to dissipate. i mean, we're getting more accustomed to it. i do wondering whether or not, because there is some hostility toward trump in the press, that's no secret, whether or not it is not a bigger story the way it undoubtedly would be if this kind of violent tactics, this kind of unacceptable violence were aimed at the democratic candidate. >> something for you to keep an

eye on. there he is. howard kearse, from washington today. bernie sanders is hoping for a golden opportunity, as he and hillary clinton get ready to square off in the california primary. she never expected this. this is a very tight race, and it's a delegate bonanza tuesday. >> also texas getting a chance to dry out, and they need this, too. storms dumped more than a foot of rain in some areas. hundreds of people fleeing for higher ground. still an issue in texas. >> they've kept this lake out of my yard is what they've done. it very easily could have been in my yard. thanks man.

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january. six points back in our poll in april. and now he's only two points back. >> what do you think is making the difference? what do you attribute his move to? >> well, if you look at the numbers in california, hillary clinton's image has gone down ten points over the last three months. i think sanders has done some damage. sanders' rating remains very hot. >> let's look at a couple more. this is voters under 30. across the board, when we looked at the exit polls for all of these states across the country, we saw numbers like that. voters under 30 he does immensely well with and she does terrible with. let's show the over 65 crowd. and this is holding up to be very much like what we've seen across the country in that area, with clinton under there at 56. and bernie sanders at 28 with the over 65 crowd.

what do you think is the main thing that has driven her numbers down? is it the e-mail thing? what's the big story in california? >> again, i attribute it more to the sanders campaign than any wounding within the democratic party of attributable to the e-mails. what's interesting about the generational divide is that it crosses all types of ethnic and racial lines in california. hillary clinton was supposed to carry the latino vote by a big margin. you're seeing a huge generational divide within the latino vote. the younger latinos are going to bernie. so it's become a very close vote among the latinos and that was unexpected. >> it's so interesting to me, because i think what we're seeing here, perhaps, and you tell me what you think, is the typical identity issues that we've seen play out in prior elections. you know, the latino vote. the women's vote. seemed to matter less than this generational issue.

you're seeing that to be true in california as well, it sounds like. >> no question. and we see it across both genders. hillary does better among women than men, there's no question. but when you subdivide the women in california by generation, bernie is winning two to one among the younger women. so it really is being driven by age, and therefore the turnout of the younger crowd, who are not usually regular voters, is going to be critical. if it becomes a big turnout, it's possible sanders could overtake her. if it the turnout is more typical or average, i think hillary wins. >> let's take a look at the head-to-heads in trump versus clinton and trump was sanders. she wins by 19 points, 53-34 in california. donald trump says he thinks he can win california. he's got his work cut out for him if those numbers are to be believed. but bernie sanders is ahead in a head-to-head with donald trump by 29 points.

your thoughts? >> yeah, i think trump is smoking something if he thinks he's going to get close in california. this is a state that voted for barack obama twice by 23 points. so that is kind of the baseline that we would start out at. if he got close in the middle single digits, i think that would be a big surprise. i don't think it's ever going to get that close in california against trump. >> a whole different story, and we've seen a lot of new registrants to vote in california, which many people think is going to drive up the numbers for bernie sanders as well. mark, nice talking with you. thank you very much. >> sure, my pleasure. a fox news alert now, from ft. hood, texas. they've identified all nine of the soldiers who died in the flood waters during a training exercise. swift moving waters swept away their military vehicle. three soldiers did survive. but here is the list of casualties. meanwhile, the state is finally getting a break from the rain, but flooding is still a major issue. will carr is live outside of

houston in an area where some mandatory evacuations have been issued there. how's it looking today, will? good day. >> reporter: hey there, bill. we're in brazoria county. to the north, the water has started going down, but here the water is going up, because the brazos river still hasn't crested yet. we popped on with a local resident here, d.j., very nice guy to let us tag along. you can see barns that are swarmed here with flood waters. i want you to move a little bit right. you can see this home just completely surrounded by water. we've seen home after home all along here. as we keep moving, you're going to see another home that's pretty much become an island out here. still some potentially dangerous situations. i want you to take a look at some of the video that we shot earlier. more homes that were flooded. we also saw a gas station that had water all around it. there's still a number of mandatory evacuations all across this area as the river waters

continued to swell. so local authorities are saying this is still a very dangerous situation. take a listen. >> be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice. the flood is coming. we're continuing to tell people that. that they need to be ready. because the last thing we want is anybody to lose their life. >> reporter: and as you see, that home that looks more like an island, we can tell you to the north, the waters did go down. people starting to go back to their homes. the authorities have declared a federal disaster declaration that they will issue later this week, which should hopefully open the doors for some help from fema, bill. >> they need it. will carr there outside of houston, texas. remarkable images, too, just to watch that, thinking about how long it's going on. texas needs some help. let's hope they get some dry stuff real soon. in the meantime, donald trump is under fire for some comments about a judge in the trump university case. he is not feeling the heat, though.

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of the composite off his car. a broken camshaft was the cause, but thankfully, the way they build those things, there's a way out of a mess like that, and he found it. >> watch your camshaft. >> absolutely. donald trump doubling down with new comments about the trump university lawsuit after saying the judge overseeing that matter who was born in indiana of mexican heritage would not be able to rule without bias in the case. >> would you also feel if it were a muslim judge that they would not be able to treat you fairly? >> it's possible, yes. absolutely. >> isn't there a tradition in america that we don't judge people by who their parents were? >> i'm talking about common sense, okay? he's proud of his heritage. and i think that's great. >> but you're saying it's a barrier to him doing his job. >> he's not treating me fairly. >> former obama campaign consultant. brett blakeman, former member of george w. bush's staff.

good day to both of you. marjorie, i know you don't like this. i brand as a republican. do you? >> i do not. it makes it hard when he makes these factually baseless claims who tries a case in a court of law, not in a court of public opinion. for donald trump to attack a judge for his ethnicity when our country was founded, built and maintained by immigrants is not acceptable. >> he was arguing that the e case dismissed. and the judge allowed it to go forward. it seems to be the explanation that comes back to every time. roberto gonzalez wrote a piece this weekend and appeared on "fox & friends." listen to his take. >> i don't know, and again, it's perfectly legitimate to ask the question. and i think the judge, as every judge should do before every case, to consider all the facts, to consider the publicity about

the case, what's being said publicly about the case, and make a decision. again, it's not just about being impartial. it's about the appearance of impartiality. that's the standard that a judge must satisfy. >> so when i listen to his legal rationale, is trump trying to force the judge off the case? is that the strategy? >> or he's going on the defensive worried that he might lose, or that he's looking bad. the fact of the matter is trump keeps leading on race. he keeps leading on religion. he keeps leading on things that weren't an issue. most people didn't know that this judge had any kind of dissent or that he was anything other than an average american. and he is an average american. and i think that's the whole point. painting any population of people or religion or gender by one brush is wrong. it is un-american. because we americans look like many different people. so he's making it about race. and when he was asked if they were muslim, he made it about religion. so this is him.

he is the one leading this. >> you're a lawyer, right? what's the legal strategy? is trump just playing the win on everything? >> i think trump is being a really bad client. i can't imagine his lawyers are happy with his statements, because they have to live by those statements and they have to report to the judge. look, if trump thinks this guy is not treating him fairly, there's a remedy. you petition -- in this case, i imagine it would be the administrative judge in that district for a recusal. but he's not doing that. and his lawyers don't seem to be doing that. so i think it's a really bad policy to fight your case and it's unfair to the judge and the system, to do it in the court of public opinion. >> let me get back to politics. newt gingrich said this this morning. kind of what you said, brad. watch. >> this is one of the worst mistakes trump has made. and i think it's inexcusable. he has every right to criticize a judge. and he has every right to say certain decisions aren't right. and his attorneys can file to move the venue from the judge.

but first of all, this judge was born in indiana. he is an american. period. >> on the politics of this, i thought the point gingrich made later in that interview with chris wallace was especially pertinent. he said in the primary season, it's like playing golf, you're an individual. in the general election, you're playing a team sport. and so what he was saying is that trump has to let ryan know what he's up to. and give them the comfort they have to stand onstage without a surprise. what do you think about that, brad? >> i think the speaker is absolutely right. we're now engaged in multiple races. we're engaged in a presidential race. we have to hold the senate. we have to hold the house. we have local elections. and it's been said that a fish rocks from the head. that's true. if we don't have a leader at the top, it will hurt every down ballot. so we have to be united to win. we just can't count on our base. we have to reach out to others. the only way we'll do that is if

we're unified. >> from a democratic perspective, marjorie, what do you think as you watch this now? >> well, i mean, i agree 100%. i think trump is doing a disservice to the party. he is doing a disservice to the american brand on the international stage. this is helping no one. i agree that there is a team element in terms of who do we want to be as a country and what are we comfortable with in terms of how we talk about people and how we talk about issues. >> marjorie, thanks. brad, thanks to you as well. >> thank you, bill. >> have a good sunday. iraqi forces are make some headway in the battle to retake fallujah from isis. even as terrorists cause more carnage near baghdad. also, hillary clinton drawing comparisons to president george w. bush. we'll tell you why. bernie sanders saying there is not much of a difference for their approach on foreign policy. what about that? we'll debate it in a moment.

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>> iraqi forces are making progress in attempt to retake the city of fallujah. troops have secured southern edge of the stronghold. the coalition aiding the fight with airstrikes. and now to conor powell with an update. good to see you. >> martha, we have seen isis has been launching a string of attacks around baghdad drawing the security force away from fallujah and the operation. 15 people were killed over the weekend and 40 injuredded in different attacks around baghdad. iraqi commanders are not deterred but are making progress in fallujah. they are going slow out of

concern for civilian casualties. they trillion the son part of fallujah giving them a base of operation to push into the city center. they expect to do that in the coming days. isis is putting up fierce resistance. there are booby traps and car bombs and mines all over the city. it has slowed the iraqi operation. isis is cut off. they are surrounded in fallujah. there is no hurry to push in quickly. isis is cut off from any support. the iraqi troops and the coalition with the airstrikes have the upper hand. they are taking their time. they are pushing in slowly. it is an estimated 50,000 or so civilians that are in fallujah. that is the biggest concern. to get them out safe. and defeat isis. >> tough to pull off. obviously that is very important to this mission. >> wild unpredictable primary

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>> in california, we are two days away from the biggest primary in the selection cycle. and now, the state usually does not get the say but it could be a decider in the democratic race forcing bernie sanders and hillary clinton to fight for every last vote. welcome, everyone, to a brand new hour of america's election headquarters on sunday. good do see you. >> afternoon, another great hour, right? >> absolutely! we will do it every week. >> we are awaiting results from the democratic primary in puerto rico so stand by. on the republican side, donald trump doubling down comments on

the judge overseeing the lawsuit against trump university, trump saying the judge of mexican heritage born in indiana would not be able to judge and street him fairly and is not apologizing in an interview today. >> they go best judge. he lets her out? he can let her out but you have to dismiss the case. >> i am confused what the mexican parents have to do with that. >> i want to build a wall. i don't think it is confusing. it has nothing to do with anything but common sense. we have to stop being so politically correct and we need more common sense. >> and now, to washington, hello. what are you hearing from top republicans on this? >> they are very concerned this racially tinged rhetoric could alienate latino voters. today, senate majority leader mcconnell is very conditioned and could not disagree more with the comments. former speaker of the house

gingrich called it the worst mistakes of donald trump's spire campaign. that is the worst mistake he has made. it is inexcusable. he has every right to criticize a judge. and he has every right to say certain decision are not right and the attorneys can file to move away from the judge but the judge was born in indiana. he is an american. period. >> so for, trump is not giving an inch and today he said a step forward saying he would argue the same thing in the judge in the case were a muslim. >> on libya, what is the story of criticism on the united states intervention there? >> it seems to be a flip-flop here on trump's part. he has been saying the obama administration should not have intervened in libya. the united states would be better off in qadaffi were alive. today, he reverted course by saying he would have supported a surgical strike to take out

academy qadaffi. >> surgical, you do a surgical shot and take him out. i would have seen surgical where you take out qadaffi and his groups. that is a big shift on everyone he has attacked clinton for on the campaign trail who was she of state at the time when qadaffi was killed. >> thank you from washington, dc. martha? >> there is more, senate foreign relations committee chairman bob corker weighing in on the latest trump backlash saying it is team for the presumptive nominee to change his ways. here he is. >> it is up to him now, it is up to his campaign now, to move beyond the primary process this week and to the world series of the election. i am that is what is happening. >> while we await the results in puerto rico the clinton team is feeling confident. they are predicting they can lockup the nomination on tuesday

night. >> we thing welcome out of tuesday might with the delegates we peed for her to be the first woman none neon a major party ticket in the united states, we are looking forward to that. >> bernie sanders has a very different view of this and he is not so sure that he will give up, on wednesday morning. >> look, people, why want to speculate about woman end up having more pledge delegates, she is ahead of us, in question. california is coming up, they have 475 pledged delegates. democratic convention is the end of july. it is a long-term from today. >> hillary clinton getting grilled over the e-mail investigation, and george stephanopolis asking hillary clinton what she think of the inspect report general's report which determined that she broke state department rules. watch the exchange. >> i thought the report actually made it clear the practice i

used was used by other secretaries, other high ranking state department officials. [ inaudible ] >> in i had to do it over again, i certainly would not. >> now, we have a staff writer for the "weekly standard." this was interesting back-and-forth with stephanopolis who pressed her on the take away from the i.g. report and she kept going back to one innocence and not filling in the rest the planks on what they actually said on using the server. >> it was kudos to george stephanopolis for pressing hillary clinton on that. it revealed the details of the report are clear-cut, that she broke the rules. this is the i.g. report at the state department. it said she did break the rules when she had her own personal e-mail server using a personal e-mail address for official business and she did not have an

answer. >> we play another part of the interview this morning. watch this. >> the rules were not clarified until after i had left and the first secretary of state to use a government e-mail account was john kerry some months into his tenure. those are the facts. >> the reports say you do not accept the conclusions because they say you were unmindful of the rules? >> everyone in the department knew i was e-mailing from a personal address. hundreds of people knew it. people away the government knew it. >> she is right on the last point. everyone that she e-mailed saw she was using her own e-mail dress. the larger point about the fact, she is not mentioning she had her own server. the only part of the report that acknowledged there were secretaries of state who stadiums used the private e-mail

but not exclusive supply no one had a server at their house that was completely different and regulated the dew points and decided which to turn back in and which they weren't. there is so much more than what she is aing. >> what can she say? she does not have a good response. i was struck by the way her arguments on the question of her use of e-mail and whether it was the right thing or legal to do this, they follow a circular argument. she said at the beginning of all of this that other secretaries of state have done this in the past. she moved on and implied, at least, she had gotten permission to have this unique setup. she abandoned that. >> but she didn't. the i.g. report said she never asked for permission and in she had they would not grant it. >> and now back to the going she said it was no big deal and she added in the idea that other people sat the state department

knew about it. but the only reason we know that is the case because the e-mails were from the investigation. so she has gotten herself in a tough spot. >> that tells you the people who were receiving the e-mails were afraid on extend up and say, excuse me, what is going on? two people who did according to the i.g. report were told never to mention the secretary of state's server situation ever again. we know where that went when one tried to speak up. here is donald trump asked whether he would continue to pursue this issue if he were president. >> i would have my attorney general look at i -- it. this is a five or six year statute of limitation. everyone knows she is guilty. >> mike? >> it will be interesting in this is all the republicans including donald trump we are talking about. because this is a damning interview for hillary clinton and all facts are bad but the

problem is republicans are now having to defend as you have been covering on your show today, all of the comments that trump has made that really are bigoted and racist about this judge overseeing his trump university case. republicans have a golden egg, a political opportunity with hillary clinton's circular lying about what happened and they cannot do anything pause they are defending their own candidate with all of the problem he has as a nominee. >> good point. taking up a lot of the oxygen. they should be able to sit back and let this play out. >> mike? >> just sit pick. >> sitting back is not in the mix. >> fox is the place to to be for your complete coverage on tuesday night from the voting until the results come in and we will be here and it will be across the country the coverage, so it will be ifnating to watch.

>> new jersey. >> new jersey is also investigating as are the dakotas and new mexico. along with montana >> you wonder in tuesday will change much? we see businesses on the vote how it comes in and what bernie sanders says. he said he is standing in, until the end of july. >> originally the story was it would be contested g.o.p. convention going all the way. ted cruz said there is no way it would not be contested convention. that story is over and it is flipped to the other side and it hooks hike you could get one on the democratic side. >> a we are working on the graphics for a contested convention. here is what is coming up, heavy rains. finally starting to lift in texas and the danger of flooding is real. again. how long have they been dealing with this? water from a swollen river is

moving downstream. now, how does it look in texas, john necessary? >> good. better. they have been dealing with record-setting floods in houston and austin, 2' of rain in a matter of weeks and last week they got more rain. the good news on the radar, rain is moving out of way but look at where we are seeing the rain and the thunderstorms and the threat for severe weather. areas that have around 60 million people across the carolinas, up to new york city, and back and the ohio river valley. severe thunderstorm much as in affect until 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. local team. we have thunderstorm warnings along this line moving across the i-95 corridor with a secondary line moving in later. the severe threat through tonight again all of the big cities, millions of people affected with a first line moving through and we have a tornado threat, an elevated to

made threat for the city including new york through philadelphia and atlantic city. now, the worst of the storms are moving in around 7:00 tone toward 8:00 and 9:00 and the secondary storm system is moving through but that will die off. this is the main behind. by overnight tonight it will be out of the way but we could see large hail and damaging wind and isolated tornado. and tropical depression three is named store co almost in with warnings along the coast of florida where it will make landfall as a tropical storm tomorrow overnight into tuesday. >> a lot is going on. a lot of political news, as well. >> busy sunday. >> very busy. awell into monday and tuesday the all the storm in the gulf a big deem? >> since 2013 that florida has had a tropical storm making landfall so, yes, the big event is going to be the flooding

rainfall, they need the rain and, yes county the fact we are getting a colin-named storm this early is unprecedented. >> three years. a long-term. >> parts of the east coast are inundated with a major land fire money out west with thousands fleeing the homes and what crews are saying about the battles again the fast moving flames. and this. >> it is a big mistake to write off latino americans. they are an important part of our country and soon-to-be largest minority group in the country. i am concerned about that. >> are they? senate majority leader mcconnell issue as wanting and how it played out next. after a long day,

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acres. it is about 30% contained. water dropping helicopters are being used and there is the possibility that a truck started the fire when it hit a utility pole. that is a good time to try to unify the party. and unify the party by not cementing scores and judges against people you have been competing with. we are behind him. i would like to see him reach identity and pull us together and give us a real shot at winning in november. >> senate majority leader mcconnell talking to the sunday shows urging presumptive nominee donald trump to rein in the comment about his rivals. and now, welcome, senior advisor to the trump campaign. >> i think he was referring now to martinez and the comments that donald trump made about her in new mexico say she is not doing a good job and not get the

job done. this choir of other prominent republicans said this is a really bad time to say that l is no republican to do that, the latina woman who has been a respected republican governor of an important state. >> look, donald trump has been extremely clear, he gets hit and he will hit back harder. i don't think this circumstance is any different. he felt strongly he should defend himself. he has a right to do that. >> because she would not endorse him? >> i don't think it had anything to do with an endorsement but this was more than just not endorsing but quit a few negative comments from her side, from her camp, and from the governor herself directly. he has a right to defend himself. look at end of day donald trump is doing an incredibly good job uniting republicans this week,

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>> what do you make of that? all the rally issue is this is a judge that is a very liberal democrat that supports open perioders. he clearly is bias. he is not impartial and donald trump has every right to question his role in the case and whether he should be the judge on the case given his outspoken support for open borders and the fact he is a liberal democrat. even former attorney general a gonzalez came out in the "washington post" and defended donald trump and said he had a right for question whether the judge --. >> he set become on that in comments that a gonzalez made this morning but what you said the way you described it is the way that most people would support of expect to have to discussion, and someone is either a fair judge or they are an unfair judge and you have the right to move the case if you believe the judge is unfair but to say he is unfair because she mexican, (a), he is not mexican,

he was born in end s (b) you cannot assume someone will be unfair based on that. the argument made by is more understandable. he did not say that. >> the real issue here is whether he should be on this case. there is plenty of reason including what i said, he is a very liberal democrat, that gives donald trump reason to question whether he should be on the case or not and whether he has shown clearly he is bias and he is not partial. >> we are getting audio issue from your make but i want to ask one more question. newt gingrich spoke about this and bob corker spoke up about it and you can sense these two say it does not fly. you are distracting, and they could be potential vice president mates, it is not working well for them or the

party. >> again, i hate to go back and continue to repeat myself but the issue here is very clear: does this judge, is he bias or not? there is very good case to show that he is given that he is a very liberal democrat and he strongly supports open border and that give plenty of cause for question by trim trouble on what he should be on the case. >> as an advisor to the campaign maybe we will hear that pivot as he talks further. you are saying something that everyone could understand. fairness is fairness. in the judge is not fair that is a solid issue but the presentation of argue was different and that get a lot of attention to the issue. thank you. we hike having you on. >> she has the try idea, martha, it is june. she is on the people. >> she is at the beep. you could hear the wind blowing. >> on the peach, and we are in

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>> democratic primary underway in port risk coy. and dr. sabato is with me, welcome to the sunday afternoon version of america's newsroom now, starting in california, what is your tolling telling you between bernie sanders and hillary clinton? >> truly close. there have been four surveys, the four most recent had it two points, and we use a separate model that does not use polling and it is two points. hillary clinton will edge it out but it is close and bernie sanders could pull an upset. >> if he does what does it mean? >> it will encourage him greatly to continue the president el to the convention although his chances of winning at convention are next to nil. >> she will get the delegates she needs by tuesday night? >> yes, it is a done deal. that part is over. the quote is what bernie sanders' price is for joining back together and reunifying the

party? we do not know pause it is not spelled out. >> in she loses california what does it do to the momentum for hillary clinton? >> it is not a good way to were primary season because she carried it pretty easy in 2008. she will win new jersey and new mexico and may or may not win the da coats, she will lose montana but she will have a mixed record on the final night. california is the nation state and the building blocks for democrats. >> and they signed up 650,000 new voters in the past two months; that the number? >> yes. the state actually encouraged people to sign up. they used facebook and other social media to connect with people to get them on the rolls. this has been an exciting race on both sides. people wanted to be part of it. that is entirely to the good.

>> is that sanders? clinton or donald trump? >> it is everyone. and in i can say one good word for the savaged media, it is the media coverage you have covered it extensively and that gets people involved. >> if you have more democrats voting on tuesday, does that help sanders? or hillary clinton? >> the new democrats, a lot of them, actually, would vote for bernie sanders in she show up. what is interesting is the early vote and a lot of voteers, a majority of california vote early and they tend to be substantially for hick he pause they are older voters. it is the younger voters who show up on election day in she show up at all. that is the challenge for the sanders campaign. >> can necessity how many ballot ground -- battle ground states you have, we have 14 that could go either way.

what do you say, larry? >> you are generous but you wise to be generous because it is early june. we are going to expand the battle ground map because we know trump will target some very useful states to him. in fact, essential: pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, three examples, on the usual, ohio and florida and virginia. we are going to have a lot of states in the mix and california is not one. >> when you say you will expand your map does that machine you will have more than 14? >> no, we currently have seven pus we have had seven true tossups for several election cycles in a row. >> how do you see the base behind today, june 4? you would have to call hick the favorite in the fall. how big a favorite depends on a already of things. i have not heard from the f.b.i., have you? i don't know anything on that

score. i don't know whether donald trump's political advisors can keep him focused on things hike the jobs report that would produce more votes for him, than, say, the attack on the judge. >> last question, what makes sense to you why donald trump with campaign so much in california? what is the man? >> maybe he is trying to throw the democrats off and traying to get them to spend money, time, energy in california. i don't think they will fall for it. in there is one state the democrats nearly certain to carry it is california. enormous democratic edge there. >> we will look for your update and looking forward to that and talk to you soon. >> dr. larry saab bow university of virginia. >> the fed chief ready to head to the capitol hill after a meek

jobs report and the stake could not be higher with wall street and main street both looking for any chews as to the timing of the next key interest rate hike. here is more on this from washington, dc >> the latest jobs report came back worse than what many predicted causing some concern about the united states economy's growth. economists were expecting to see up to 164,000 jobs created in may. instead, there were only 38,000 jobs added. that made it the weak of the performance in five years. the unemployment rate also drops to 4.7% not pus people were getting jobs but because 500,000 people stopped hook for work. the disappointing findings have chairwoman yellen doing damage control since they were to raise interest rate in june or july. she will address the world affairs council in philadelphia on monday and we could get a

pert idea on where the fed stands. president obama did not mention the poor jobs report in the weekly address but he counted the united states economic turn around over the last seven years as a result of his administration. >> america's pices have created 14.5 million new jobs over 75 straight months. we have seen the first sustained manufacturing growth since the 1990s >> the republican heres argue that the united states economy should be doing better and growing faster than it has under the passion. >> we have had anemic growth throughout the history of president obama pass tenure and it has been directly represented to his policies. we should have before 2% growth, maybe 4% growth but the president is celebrating when we have 1.5%. >> officials at the federal reserve will watch the next jobs report in a month to decide in may was anomaly or the beginning of an economic slow down. >> thank you from washington, dc >> the first for the tennis star

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on the campaign trail, bernie sanders comparing hillary clinton to president george w. bush. >> let us be clear. secretary clinton's temper met is not donald trump but she we and i back in 2008 i was in the house of representatives and she was in the senate we all her the called evidence from bush and cheney, i studied that abut the war in iraq i voted again the war in iraq and i led the opposition. she studied the same information and supported the war. >> and d strategist -- democratic strategist has been campaigning for bernie sanders and jut government off the rv campaigning for bernie sanders and a contributor, as well, is joining us, so, were you discussing foreign policy? >> we did not talk about anything but bernie sanders on

the r.v. and hillary clinton and phone policy. there was an analogy we developed, in that is what bernie sanders said the similarity between the bush administration and the potential hillary clinton are similar, they have 30 years of established connections an the world, in every country they could reach. on the bernie sanders campaign, with the supporters, she has a plug in play infrastructure for war. we know she is the most hawkish of the democrats, has been pro war when she was in the situation room with joe biden on whether they should intervene super rather than later to get osama bin laden or to create a in fly zone in syria or to be said libya. i worked in libya africa deaf fell and the biggest frustrations was, from, we get him out but where is the planning after? there was in next step. >> you obviously are

dissatisfied with her record on phone policy. she accused trump of being a loose cannon and trigger happy. here is what he said. watch this. >> she mentions i will bring us into war. she when to go into iraq. she raised her hand and did not know what she was doing. she raised her hand. >> what do you think? >> his rhetoric, although it is incoherent and il lot informed is not as dangerous as her record as secretary of state. and libya, syria, but look what she did with the iran deal, supporting that and claiming credit for having gotten the ball rolling. isis is a development of a diplomatic few of the passion while she was secretary of state allowing site to overrun the sunnies which is how we then got isis to form and take their own military action and terrorist action. the argument, frankly, that trump can make she is the waste

of both worlds, the worst from the democrat per expectative and she has the tendency of war of bush. and most people even on republican side, were reluctant to do so. for republican voter she is the warriors of the obama administration, isis or iran so it was supposed to be a strength but it is turning out to be a terrible weakness but bernie sanders got to it too late. >> lot of people do not feel they know bernie sanders important policy other than it is isolationist. >> they had a foreign policy depit after the brussel attack, they had the debate and he made it clear he wants to work with the rest of the world, together, in creating stability and working with muslim countries not putting the burden on our military, not just financial but it is human life.

in so many videos they are supporting bernie sanders, an entire coalition and what to keep in mind i was interviewed a veteran yesterday who said on air that this is not one seat on any of the committees of the dnc of a veteran and the majority of millennials, nine%, 90% of veterans are millennial which is the democratic party is ignoring. >> and on donald trump, you articulated what many republicans would say is a good architect, do you think he will be able to do that on the debate stage? how will he hold up as far as the touchized history you talked about? >> he formed the right start with the exploretory team of advisors and our fox analyst is one. he has talked about the christian genocide in the middle east which is near and dear to me which has been nexted so he understands the comeity of the issues but what you will see

from donald trump until the convention a reluctance to get too deep. when he does he has to be prepared. hillary clinton knows her stuff and she could sell a bill of goods. >> they will have to have this argument very well laid down. she has a tremendous amount of experience and she will come at it with both barrels. >> thank you fresh off of the r.v tour which you will be able to hear about in a blog or wherever she is talking about it with a lot of movie stories and tony, not on the r.v. >> in there are no pictures it did not happen, right? it is just a chairman. >> in a moment, we are learning more about funeral plans for the late, from, muhammad ali, one charge to another, evander

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sick. i'm so fast i can run through a hurricane. and don't get wet. >> remembering a legend. the world said a final goodbye on friday, and evander hollyfield by telephone florida. what affect did muhammad ali have on your life personal or professional? >> it was the biggest. that is the key. coming from living in the ghetto being told i could not be anything. one day i went to a boxing jim and his coach, harley morgan, he is white, said i could be like muhammad ali. i look at him and i was so

shocked this man said i could be like him and i told him,... [ inaudible ] he said you will not always be eight and he asked, what do you think? and i said i have to ask my mama, and he said i have a good mama, and i said this guy don't know my mama and i asked him and he said, well, son, three things, you have to do, not quick and, you know... [ inaudible ] ali was, even back then "the greatest."

he went to the olympics and my coach set things up, do this, if you don't quit, flee things, listen, follow the rules and don't quick. you will be just like muhammad ali. >> when is the last time you saw him? >> last time i saw him...it was two years ago and i had to get on the stage and all of that with him and his wife and sister and they were doing this event in las vegas. usually i go to the... [ inaudible ] >> something for apartment disease, i would always go and... >> he changed your life. will you be if louisville on friday for the funeral? >> i sure will.

>> not going to miss him. >> thanks for sharing today. >> thank you. >> that is evander hollyfield many, many, stories with ali in and out of the ring and how it afixed him and others in the same lane of work. remarkable. >> from story about him being eight years old and wanting to sign up! llergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪

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>> will you compact tomorrow morning? >> i will. >> tuesday is the big day, though? >> right. absolutely. we will see you tomorrow morning, folks, have a great sunday. >> i'm chris wallace. the general election is gale on. as hillary clinton and donald trump rip into each other. >> donald trump's idea are not just different, they are dangerously incoe here end. >> hillary clinton said trump is unfit to be president and the gone's all but certain nominee fires back. >> hillary clinton has to go to jail. she has to go to jail. >> an exclusive interview with the head of the clinton cam main on -- campaign on the tight race against bernie sanders and her strategy for taking on trump. that is not reality television but actual role. john podesta only