harris: we're walking into the last day of the primary process, so keep it here on the fnc for all the coverage and the results tonight. could be a late one. tony, thanks for being here. >> great to be with you all as always. harris: stay right here for "outnumbered overtime" online. >> fox news alert. a long and winding and surprising primary season nearly to an end as voters in six states head to the polls today. >> the race is not over yet. we begin a new chapter in the race to the white house. we are covering all of the news "happening now". >> the punishment does not fit the crime. >> a legal assault in stanford university. >> the predatory offender failed to take responsibility or remorse. >> outrage at the defendant and his sentence and the father and judge sparked more fireworks. plus american airlines revamping

the reward's programs. who will benefit. are loyalty programs worth with anymore? >> heavy rains, drenching florida, who could be next? it is all "happening now". >> but we begin with the final round of voting in the 2016 periodial primary. welcome to the second hour of "happening now". i am melissa in for jenna lee. >> hello, everyone. i am eric shaun in for jon scott right now. polls are open. largest prize, california is expecting a record turn out. and the flurry of registrations just before the deadline. the associated press declareded that hillary clinton clinched the democratic nomination. thanks to the commitments of the

super delegates. bernie sanders is not giving up and saying the reason for that is simple. >> secretary clinton will not have the number of pledged delegates to win the democratic nomination. she will be dependent on super delegate and they vote july 25th. >> voters are in the polls in six states and we have live coverage coast to coast. we have molly line covering the primary there and starting off with johnathon hunt where they are voting right now. >> good morning, eric. we are three hours in a 13 hour voting day here in california. and election officials tell us it is far too early to characterize the turn out in any way. i can tell you in the polling place in culver city there wases

brisk business in the prework rush hour. and 10:00 a.m., the numbers of people coming through the doors have tailed off a little as you expect. we haven't seen any signs that the turn out is depressed in any way by the associated press calling the primary election and calling hillary clinton the presumptive democratic nominee. we spoke to voters outside today and there was mild annoyance on the part of bernie sanders that the call was made prior to california actually voting, but for most it was a mildannoyance and no sense at all that anybody had second thoughts about turning out here today. >> i think bernie sanders is committed to it winning the nomination and i felt it was important to come out and exercise my right and cast my vote. >> only six states with more than 20 million people voting

today. why call things and make us feel like we don't have a vote? >> this election seemed big to me and i wanted to cast my vote. >> now conspiracy theories a baud obviously in this election year. and you can make a case on both sides. bernie sanders benefitted by the large turn out. and he could be heard if hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee, and her supporters would be likely to stay at home and it would hurt her. mrs. clinton herself was reluctant to take on the mantel of the presumptive before the voting today. we may see a different one in rally in brooklyn when she will say she has broken the glass ceiling that she put so many cracks in eight years ago.

she would like to put a ribbon on it. just like bernie sanders would like a strong victory in california so he justifies taking his fight on to the convention. we'll get an idea after the polls close. 11:00 p.m. eastern time and we'll bring you the results. >> it could be a very late night. our team coverage in the east coast new jersey voters are are heading to the polls. even though donald trump secured his presumed nomination. some say that trump doesn't represent the party. and she wanted them to vote for ted cruz or john kasich. >> quite a statement.

is it impacting? the former new jersey governor is not at all unwilling to it share her thoughts of the republican nominee. i will be voting on tuesday and will let the republican leaders know that i do not believe that donald trump represents the best of the country or good for the country i love. she urged those to send a message and cast support to cruz or kasich who remain on the ballot. new jersey's current governor chris christie voted today and pushed back against trump's critics on accusations of bigotry. >> i know donald trump and i have known him 14 years and he is not a racist. that is contrary to every experience. and we are going to end it

there. >> reporter: chris christie is on the ballot, no not for governor again, but the delegates that is supporting donald trump. and governor whitman among the kasich delegates. the polls close ahead of california and new jersey. and so they will have their moment in the spotlight this evening. >> a lot going on. more new fallout with the comments that donald trump made about the judge in the trump university fraud case. more republicans are speaking out against him. the presumptive nominee said the judge was biassed and issued rulings against him in the case because of his mexican heritage. and democrats are pounce ping and the republican leaders and despite the continued fire storm, mr. trump told bill

o'rielly that he is worried. >> i do not care if he is mexican. i will provide jobs and we have been treated unfairly. >> paul ryan called the remarks unacceptable. >> i regret those comments and disavow them. claiming that a person can't do the job because of a race is a definition of a racist comment. so david, how does this comment last and what could be the lasting damage. >> i think it will last a long time if the the democrats have going to say. republicans that are supportive and newtal of trump coming out and saying he went too far. newt gingrich was one of his staunch defenders and senator bob corker from tennessee trying

to warm to him and he was almost there supporting him as a potential candidate for vice-president said trump went too far. trump is on an island by himself like. this he has remarks later on after the primaries come in tonight what his tone is. he will have to address it. >> how can he walk it back. >> i don't think you you -- >> even with the telephone with the surigates. he is attack, attack. it is the mainstream media attacking me. and what will he say? >> i don't think he will back away. and it is a question of emphasis and continue to say that the call out and calling out the judge by name and repeating the attack or back away from it. it will be a signal of whether he's able to adjust. we have no indication of trump

adjusting. he thinks he won this and he had's come out the victor and there is not much incentive. but the call and reporting of the call and told his own aides that they were wrong to disobey their orders and ignore questions and put out a blatant question and he wants to target the reporters. >> lindsay graham said it is unamerican. and supporters say he raised the issue of politizing the judiciary and that is legitimate. >> look, the thing is, this case has nothing to do with his political aspiration. this is trump university and the controversy surrounding that. there is, you can always make a case that a judge is biassed

and he point ped out and said he is mexicanine though he is a resident of indiana. and born in indiana, that was the line that he went over and many people thought was too far if. >> what do you predict on the democrat and republican side. >> i think the biggest race will be in california. i think hillary clinton will win it a little bit and tough for senator sanders to move on to the convention. >> going to be a late night. and we'll be here all night for the continuing coverage including california. and martha joins megan. and guess who will be here all night. myself. heather childers and i continue 1:00 to 4:00. that is only 1:00 p.m.

california time. and so stick with it right here on the fox news channel. heather, i am sorry, melissa. >> that is a compliment. absolutely. and we are getting more information about the wealthy americans who stash money out of reach of uncle sam. we want to hear from you. the apreporting that hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee. do you believe it is time for bernie sanders to jump out of the race? go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation. can a toothpaste do everything well?

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>> we are learning more about hundreds of wealthy americans named in the panama papers. they are astounding. the new york times, those documents lay out how a law firm in panna served clients with advice on offshore bank accounts. they did more than set up shell

companies. the firm offered a guide to evading u.s. taxes. the american government loses 40 to 70 pill billion in unpaid taxes on such offshore holdings. we'll bring in eric lipton, and he joins us now. the reading is very glamorous and fascinating. this law firm was like a money concierge. you parked your million ands billions over there and set up shell companies and buy yacht and property and take responsibility for fixing them when something broke and saw to the wealthy people's every whim. what is illegal? >> the question of legal and illegal are very difficult. but when they are offering advice about techniques such as you could buy a piano and not

can have receive it or buy expensive software and not receive it and as a way to make money disa pore and you didn't have to return report on interest or capital gain. or use a fake person to pretend they own your account, that kind of advice was startling to me. and puts them the at exposure legally. >> if i read the details, they would make suggestions and clients sign a disclaimer and they are throwing things out there and they may or may not follow it baseded on their own decision. there is no responsibility to anybody here. the list of people. politicians and athletes and everybody. this is a lawyer though. isn't their attorney/client privilege and some sort of privacy. how did this happen?

>> you raise a couple of point pss there. yeah, the firm would often say of course, we are making suggestions and you you need to consult with your cpa and tax advisor and offer them a men u of ways to evade the law. and the documents were exchanged with the presumption. we did not ask someone to hack into their system and we with were just given them. we felt they were news worthy and published stories about them. >> it is it like a disclaimer. we don't know if we should have it and got it and news worthy and can't sit on it. i am just saying, did you hear from the people you exposed and were they furious with the

paper? >> no, we reached out to the people. and some cases they said everything we did with respect to the offshore company was appropriate and legal. and in other cases despite a dozen phone calls and text messages. all they did was hang up on us again and again. we tried to get comments and often were not able to receive them. >> what is your take away? you spent a lot of time working on this fascinating stuff. what was the moral to the story? >> the vastness of the enterprise and find ways to hide money and evade taxes and the amount of money that moves through the channels and the collaboration between the law firms and the banks that handle these funds and the clients that want it handled, it is fascinating just how big the sea of hiding money from federal authorities is.

it is disturbing. all of us pay taxes and we expect that everyone pays in the system fairly. >> it is it something that 99.9 percent of the population knows nothing about p. and thank you for reporting. >> many democrats pushing to unify around hillary clinton. if bernie sanders wins in california, how that could make mrs. clinton's path to the convention next month a little harder. >> cord to the news, we are on the brink of a historic, historic unprecedented moment. but we still have work to do, don't we? [woodworker] i live in the fine details.

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>> all eyes are on california today. amid reports that hillary clinton secured enough delegates to be the presumptive nom for the democratic party. watch this combative exchange between the senator and the new york times reporter. >> excuse me. >> what are you saying about staying in the race what could be the first female president. >> your question implies that any woman or person or woman who is running for president is by p definition is the best candidate and that is sexist. if hillary clinton running for president is it sexist for a man to run.

>> and obama is getting ready to hit the campaign trial for hillary clinton with a formal endorsement and what does this do to it the senator's cause? >> this is rick unger for forbes'.com. and welcome to you both. let me start with you. presumably there will be obama's endorsement of hillary and if bernie sanders stays in, what impact will that have? >> it has a positive impact of clinton because the president's numbers are unusually high for someplace at this stage of their presidency. but if we find out that the job report from this past friday have had a negative impact on the numbers, then you will see participation going down accordingly. it will be impactful. >> mark, remember back in 2010

and 14, he didn't have coattails when the democrats lost the house and senate. >> president obama is great campaigning for himself. i can't imagine he will be as robust when talking about clinton. and that job's report is dismal. running on that good luck. bernie sanders has every right to be ticked off. this is rigged. it is starting with the super delegates. give them soup or something, anything. he will drive the narrative and drive the message to the left and emancipate p that inner left of hillary. he has five of the 15 individuals that dictate the platform and that includes cornel west. i think he can win in california. >> rigged argument works if

hillary doesn't go in the convention with a majority of the elected delegates. it is weird that bern peshould be ticked off. now he's pushing for super delegates because that is his own chance. if hillary clinton has the popular vote and all of those things, how can you say that bernie has a reason to be ticked off. she beat him. >> if the president is ready to start campaigning and supporting hillary, that means the fix is in when you look at the fbi investigation and what is happening in the justice department. that means everybody is cozy and comfortable with that. >> they should be independent, at least the they should be. >> why assume they are not. >> we should not assume anything in this world sometimes. rick, you have 720 super

delegates and they can change their minds. >> they could. if they go by history it is it unlikely. we don't have that much history. and historically the super delegates have always voted for which ever candidate came with the elected delegates. i don't anticipate that to change. of course it could. if they come around to bernie. it would be a complete turn around from his point of view going back to 2008 to this election. it is politics and that's what helps and when he goes for it. i wouldn't bet on it happening. >> what do you predict will happen tonight? >> it is too close to call. i talked to all of my contacts in california. it could be bernie and what happened with the apmay help bernie. today i am not sure. >> mark, you you are in san

diego. >> registration is up. 18 million californians and you have a lot of independents. it is it a closed republican. and independents can vote for bernie and you bet some will register who can't vote republican and give bernie a shot today, too. >> and 53 percent of the new voters are millennials and that could bode for bernie. and mark out in san diego. pretty and megan are there and so say high. >> terrorism in turkey after a car bomb leaves several people dead. who officials believe the attacker ares were targeting. and you used your freient flyer miles lately. american airline modifies the program. if it is still worth it to invest in the programs. stay tuned.

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frequent flier community. thank you for joining me. gar, i start with you. what sticks out to you about the changes and is it worth it to be loyal. >> it is great to be here. the things for folks to understand that american airlines is copy what delta and united did for rewarding flier for the nights they take and based on the cost of the tickets and not the distance they fly. there is no question it is worth joining the program and being a member. it doesn't cost you going to to that. they will build up as long as you don't let them expire. it may take longer to get the free flights, but earn the same way as before. >> ben, what is the best way to accumulate miles. whether you sign up for a credit

card or dollar every time you spend or go out and fly and sometimes you bye buy the miles you can have any thousands of miles. which of those are good? >> most miles are issued through nonflying means. there are more miles earned through credit cards and dining and buying miles than actually flying. and the best option is credit cards. they offer you sign up bonus of 50 or 60000 and earn 3 or 5 points per dollar spent. that is the best way to accumulate miles nowadays. >> they offer you for a couple of extra dollars you can buy mills. you know you will not be able to find warranties when things break. is that a total rip off? >> it doesn't make sense to buy

the miles when you are going through the purchase process for a ticket. it may be more expensive than selling at a discount. but you will prefer cash over miles except when they put you over the hump to have enough for a specific award to book. american advantage will let you put p the award you want on a hold for five days before you buy the milds you need in your account. a few extra miles to get the awards is great. and buy international business and first-class travel when it is available. find out if they are available and then how many miles and if it makes sense to have the trip. >> i will use the segment to figure out my own travel and mileage question. in the taxi in new york. you can pay with miles instead. there are other times when you are buying on line and do things

other than to travel. is that a scam or waste in miles or a good idea. >> it is not a scam, but a terrible use of miles and i want to cry when i see thooe they redeem merchandise for miles. you should be redeeming your miles for flights rather than the hotels and toasters and to what not. >> gary, is there an airline or credit card the best or are they the same now. if you are a miles junkie and people who plan their whole vacation and getting a wonderful ticket in first-class and they are gleeful and brag. it is it a lot to be around. is there a program better than the others. >> you don't want to be around ben or i. >> share your tips. >> there is a lot of great

value. alaska airline's mileage stands above the others based on the distance flown. it is a genous program. it is better than sky miles and mileage plus. for credit card you don't have to choose the credit card of the airline. i am a fan of points that transfer to mileage. american express has the membership. and chase and city has thank you. you can put the award you want when you know what you want to go. that flexibility is valuable. >> ben, what is your best trick. i will not tell anyone. it is it a secret. >> if you promise not to tell anyone. redeem miles for first or business class. they assume you could not pay for it because the ticket might be 10000.

but it is marginally only expensive. and emirates first-class you you can shower on the plan with a suite is. and i would say that is the best trick. >> i will safe this segment forever. i have to tell you. thanks to both of you. it is great stuff. >> and over seas to turkey. new arrests following a deadly car bombing that killed 11 people there. and reports are country's new's agency saying four people were detained. the bombing happened in rush hour as opposed to remotely detonated and targeted a passing police bust. >> she was man's best friend and an american hero and sadly, time to say good bye. fellow officers and firefighters

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. >> i am shocked and horrified. >> the reaction to the father's letter was miserable. i couldn't finish it. >> growing outcry after a stanford swimmer was found guilty of assaulting an unconscious woman and sentenced to six month ps in call. critics are saying it doesn't fit the crime. they are notting brock turn iter to serve 14 years in state prison and said the six month sentence is a slap on the wrist. turner's dad seeking leniency and writing that is a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action out of 20 plus years of

life. alyyse and bob. what struck me about the case that i don't hear a lot of people talking about, the judge felt like the man was not going to it reophoned and one of the reasons he got such a light sentence. when you go in the violence of the case, how really sick it was. it was not like a date rape situation that is awful. i am not diminishing it at all. she was unconscious. i can't repeat the horrific details. how do you think that the judge came to a conclusion that this man is not a danger. >> i can't begin to think of what the judge was thinking. this is a predatory act. not only did he drag her behind a dumpster and violate her and

with things you can't say on tv and leave her there and thank god someone caught them and captured them. this is the not only a predator but a person that needs to pay p the price. and the father's statement of 20 minutes of an incident. the girl has to deal of a lifetime of pain with this. and to think that we warehouse people in jail for minor fenceses and this kid of privilege who did a horrible be and horrific thing gets a six month sentence. >> she wrote a 7000 word victim impact statement that it is difficult to read. >> she stood up in court and put voice. the damage is done and no one can undo it. we can let this destroy this. i can remain angry and hurt and

you can be in denial. i accept the pain, you accept the punishment and we move on. he says he didn't do it and the judge said that part of the mitigating circumstances is that he was drunk. i mean, how does he maintain he didn't do it? >> he said it was consensual. and she was beautifully written 13 page letter. yes, they were both drunk. but goes on to say but she didn't tear anyone's clothes off and rip their clothes off and violate anyone and pick anyone out from the party. she didn't tear or bring anyone to the horrible place or violate anyone. he was the one who did all of those horrible things. and the back to the question with bob, he is a danger of the community, and do a horrendous

act to one young woman. what is going to keep him from doing. it months in the county jail? >> there had a lot of outrage. they are trying to get 81000 voters to recall the judge. how hard is that? will it be successful? >> the judge placed himself, the great efforts that we made with domestic violence and rape cases light-years behind. it was outrageous. for a vulnerable drunk unconscious person go and after he violated her and now with all due respect, this woman is raped once on the physical day it happened, but raped by the

judicial system as well. >> six months in jail for someone who never been in jail is a lifetime and his life was ruined and he was going to be be a olympics swimmer. >> and that has what to do with anything? she said i am readingarticles about the rapist and they talk about his swimming abilities. what does that have to do with the crime he committed? really? >> it is it a upsetting story, overto you eric. >> and major headaches in the southeast thanks to collin and now it is a post tropical storm and still heavy winds and a lot of rain in the region. we'll tell you where collin is heading next. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time.

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. hi, everyone, i'm gretchen carlson. what really happened on that big conference call between donald trump and his key surrogates yesterday? we'll ask senator scott brown who was on the call for "the real story." some voters in media crying foul over the timing of the ap's report that clinton clinches the nomination. what is the one area donald trump can consistently beat hillary clinton and why doesn't he talk about it more? find out just six minutes from now. a popular beach in southern california has been closed for the second time after sharks sighting just off the coast. lifeguards had to close sunset beach in orange county sunday because a group of great white sharks, some of them up to 12 feet long -- yikes -- were seen just 50 yards offshore. the beach re-opened yesterday

but had to be closed again hours later when more sharks showed up again. the beach is closed while officials assess the situation. they say they're hanging around shore because el nino has meant recall with aer than usual water. tropical storm colin turns away from the southeast but not before dumping a lot of rain on the sunshine state. people filling sandbags preparing for the flooding. high winds reached 60 miles an hour at one point and rain also pound odd georgia and the carolinas. >> tropical storms or hurricanes don't have cold fronts and colin now has a cold front. a tropical storm doesn't mean it has weakened, it means it has

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covering the election. thank you for joining us. >> "the real story" with gretchen carlson starts right now. hi, everyone. one final super tuesday showdown today in the primary season. last six states getting their say. voters in jersey, new mexico, montana, the dakotas, big old california casting their ballots today. after tonight we could have our general election lineup. jennifer griffin, scott brown also standing by for us. to sen correspondent john roberts live outside trump towers in manhattan. i'm getting breaking news governor chris christie walked into trump