>> the wheels of justice turn nothing the freddie gray case in baltimore as the trial began. >> prosecutor are saying that the officer gave freddie gray a rough ride days before gray died in police custody. >> a deadly israel attack. the jewish state is responding to threats of future violence. >> we are going to take the necessary steps to attack the attackers and defend those who

need to be defended. >> plus. >> i need to know he is okay. >> flames force evacuation in the same arizona town where 19 members died battling a wildfires three years ago. >> and horrible thing to experience obviously. >> and a witness to the shocking stanford assault speaks out. a man knows who to blame for the actions. it is all "happening now". but we begin with with the democrat party leadership walking a tightrope and gently suggesting that it is time for bernie sanders to get out of the race now that hillary clinton clinched the nomination and they try to avoid alienating a popular candidate and millions

of supporters. >> gently or not see gently. i am heather childers in for jenna lee. sanders wrapping up a meeting with president obama and taking a stroll outside and sitting down in the oval office. sanders said he was grateful for president obama for remaining impartial in the campaign. he will meet with harry reid as the democrats try to unify the party and so far, the vermont senator showing no signs of conceding anything just yet. >> rich, is sanders dropping out? >> reporter: good afternoon, john. he is not dropping out. he will compete and yet to endorse hillary clinton. senator sanders is back to capitol. he is the junior senior from

vermont. he is sounding less like a candidate who will move on and secure the nomination in the philadelphia convention next month. he did speak about the challenge that the democrats have and defeating donald trump. >> i am going to do everything in my power and i will work as hard as i can to make sure that donald trump does not become president of the united states. >> reporter: though notice that bernie sanders did not say he would defeat donald trump. and in the talk he gave with president obama that he will bring issues to the convention. and he thanked president obama for staying out of these primaries. sanders said he will compete in the dc primary and holding a rally in washington d.c. later

this evening, jon. >> he is heading back to capitol hill. >> reporter: he will ask for senate minority leader harry reid. his office and the senator are hasn't gotten back to us. and he will face on the senate side of the capitol, female democratic senators that all endorsed hillary clinton except for senator elizabeth warren. jennifer griffen said the massachusetts liberal will endorse hillary clinton next week. across the capitol, nancy kerrigan -- nancy pelosi backed clinton. >> he will be constructive and it is hard not to win and hard for your supporter ares

especially. >> reporter: pelosi added he is be treated no different than other candidates. >> rich, thank you. we want to hear from do you think that sanders meeting with obama will start it unfoy the democratic party. in the meantime elizabeth warren needs no nudging to get on board. she is reportedly planning to endorse hillary clinton today. and attacking donald trump. the two exchanged attacks. will warren's actions help or hurt hillary clinton? we'll talk to daniel halper on line editor of clinton inc.

welcome to both of you. betsy, endorsements are supposed to help. is there any way in which can elizabeth's warren's endorsement of hillary clinton can hurt? >> the challenge is larger than before. she is a boost to clinton. that said, it is a weird point in the contest for hillary clinton. she is trying to court bernie sanders and prove to them she is serious on their issues while at the same time reach out to disaffected in the republicans. she has a site republicans against trump. and they are paying up for ads to send internet users and court this particular cohort of republicans. and it is dicey to si multianously reach out to moderate republicans and progressive democrats.

hillary clinton affiliated with elizabeth warren might not help that element. >> they are sometimes lukewarm about hillary clinton. and doesn't warren bring them over? >> she needs to unify her party around her and the presumptive nominee and get the democrats to support. you worry about the other stuff reaching across the aisle after the convention and later daechlt for now. go strong and get the party around the center. and donald trump is doing something similar on the republican side is. from there you go forward. elizabeth warren is a bon and should help get the bernie sanders supporter ares that are skeptical of hillary clinton by at least presenting a simple choice that hillary clinton would be better than donald trump. >> but by virtue of the fact that the endorsement is so late.

the barn door closed on bernie sanders and for elizabeth warren to come out and endorse hillary, like she is dragged kicking and screaming to the endorsement. >> it make its feel like an after thought. the reality is elizabeth warren is influential with democratic activist. it will carry weight. if she made it 5 or 6 months ago. she is more of a lagging indicator than a profile encouraged by pushing for the consolidation of the likely nominee or endorsing bernie sanders the way gabar and ellison did. the reality is, she's late to the party on this. and it was a missed opportunity to potentially have a larger

role in the democratic process. >> there is always talk about elizabeth warren being a vice-president nominee for hillary clinton. does that make sense? >> i think bernie sanders had a right to have a say on the future of this nominee process and some sort of say on the vp candidate. it is not likely bernie sanders for a number of reasons, but elizabeth warren attracts a more -- but elizabeth warren is attracting donald trump more than you expect. she is showing her chop and loyalty to hillary clinton and perhaps her usefulness as well. >> the twitter battles those two get into is epic.

thank you. >> donald trump meeting with top republicans in new york city. they are beefing up the war chest on hillary clinton. trump doesn't appear to be foo too phased by that. saying that the media will take care of his publicity. hi, carl. >> you can see on the video that trump was entering the four seasons hotel in new york city. trump is way behind in terms of cash. clinton is expected to raise a billion just for her campaign. trump is just getting started. he will meet with national and state party fundraisers in hopes of fulfilling the war chest. governor chris christie was there. and the republican chairman

reince priebus. they may only raise half of that. and a third would be difficult. trump's down playing the disadvantage and arguing he can make up the difference with the free media coverage he gets. and separately from that meeting at trump tower behind closed doors, trump will hold separate private meetings with a number of lobbyist to range from finance to health care and manufacturing and energy and commerce and defense. this is particularly interesting, trump excorated lobbyist in the campaign and plans to be be in regular ticket with briefings and advice on issues of importance. no word of donations from them. he needs cash unless he dips in

his own money and that he said he would rather not do. stay tuned for that. thank you, carl. more horrible violence in israel. four people gunned down in a popular dining and shopping complex in tel aviv. this as israel police beef up security on the first pardon of ramadan. >> and raging wildfires forcing people out of their homes, next. >> i could see the thick gray smoke rising up out of where the fire area was and it scared me. f the lexus gs f sport. because the ultimate expression of power, is control. this is the pursuit of perfection.

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temperatures and more humidity will give them an upper hand tonight. it is only ten percent contained tonight. it is in the same area where 19 firefighters were tragically killed in the line of duty. and the fire appears to be moving away from the town. breaking now, thousands of israel police officers are deployed to the old city as palestinians make the pilgrimmage to the first friday of rammadan. officials are not taking any chances after two palestinian gun men opened fire in a upon popular dining spot in tel aviv killing four people yesterday. john? >> reporter: heather we just learned according to prime minister benjamin netanyahu that one person was arrested in

connection with last night's shooting. p this person helped the person to get to the west bank in israel and marketing cafe in tel aviv. as far as security. israel suspended permits for 83000 palestinians in the west bank hoping to visit the relatives in israel. starting this week. and it is a change security effort in the wake of the attacks and we are learning more about the gunmen. they are cousins from a village from hebron outside of the west bank. you can see them walk in a cafe in a popular market and both dressed in black suits and get up and pull guns out and open four and diner ares are running

for their lives and four people were killed and five others wounded and the attacker ares took off running and one was shot by an armed city. he shoots and takes down one gunman and that person was taken into custody and the other was arrested and in a bizarre twist to the story, one of the gunmen on what turned out to be a off duty police officer, thinking he was a innocent bystander. the officer allowed him to have the water. and he was one of the shooters and the officer's saw is the gunman's clothing and the same black suit as the other that was shot, the officer realized the attacker was in his home with his wife and in- laws and the officer got other officers and

he was took him into custody. and today israeli forces locked down the village where the gunmen are from in hebron on the west bank. one of the fathers of the gunmen said he was surprised his son would do this. he was not tied to a political group. hamas while not taking responsibility, praised the attacks and called them heroic. it was unclear if they were involved with a terror group or terrorist cell. it was clearly planned and coordinated and the court reporter with the first friday prayers of ramadan will there be more attacks and israeli security is beefed up. >> thank you. >> what can be done to prevent deadly attacks like one in tel

aviv. the former ambassador to the united nations joins with us his thoughts and donald trump meeting with top gop fundraisers in dc. the political panel is up next to break it all down. l moment. 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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a jury decide his case. donald trump meeting right now with fundraisers in new york city as the presumptive nominee plays catch up to hillary clinton whose fund-raising apparatus is a fund-raising machine. and ford oconle is a republican strategist in the george washington school can of political management and brad gursman is part of the gotham relations. we mentioned 240 million for hillary clinton on top of the 60 million for the joint committee for the dnc, donald trump meantime, through april, because he hasn't reported his may figures yet raised 2.4 million. and ford, how much money do they

need? >> fund-raising is the worst part of presidential politics. it unfortunately necessary. he will need six or sen hundred million and fully loaded super packs. he said said he can replace targeted advertising. and hillary clinton knows if she wins florida she will pound miami-dade and broward by tv and carrier pijion and he can't just go on the bill o'rielly show. because it is the local air waves. >> i don't know. o'rielly has a lot of viewers and i will let you deal with hip. brad, what do you think, trump is not a conventional candidate though? >> everyone expects him to turn into a conventional candidate and do things by the book.

he hasn't yet and he hasn't needed the money in the primary ran and he didn't spend as much as anyone in the primary and he still won. he will get his message out and get the people's attention and not spend the money. i don't know where the result will end. he doesn't need 600 million or 400 million or 2. >> and i am bullish on trump. but the primaries are different than the general election. and given the side and scope and the states, he's going to need money. i agree with you he is unique political animal. >> he does need to raise some money and meeting with potential donors here in new york city. and he blasted the political

donors. how does he accept money and not being the very thing he argued against the entire primary season. >> by making it an issue. if you elect me, i will get rid of money and politics. and the donors know how it is played. stay on message and show yourself to be competitive against hillary clinton and have a strong convention. if you do that people will flock in and the money will come in. >> and the messaging for him. he bashed the donor class and inside political class and he needs them for money. he will say they are not influencing me. they just want to support me. and he will go to the public and do a bernie sanders movement and raise 20 from a gazillion people. >> and how realistic is that? >> those are the main thrust of his supporters, the middle-class

voters that want to get behind somebody. he is contagious and his people are interested and want to participate and that's the way they will do it and that's something he will flaunt to the media the same way bernie sanders has. >> when you look at these numbers, it is so much money. and thank you for joining us. and we'll see is what is happening today with trump's meetings, thank you. >> thank you. >> gas prices are on the rise as the price of oil creeps above $50 a barrel. what affect will it have on sum isser. >> and israel freezes permits that allow palestinians to travel to israel for ramadan. >> and israel's former ambassador to the united nations joins us next. >> we have seen palestinians

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americans will use record mament of gachlts prizing fuel prices may put a damper on those things. hi, lauren. >> reporter: oil is coming up a bit way. at least two percent, crude is giving that back today. prices are down but still above $50 a barrel. 2.36. up $0.04 and $0.16 in the past month. the energy information administration predicting that gas consumption could hit a record thanks to fatter paycheck and buying fuel hungry vehicles. will rising pump prices slam the brakes on a road trip? >> this is what the analyst had to it say. a recent slow down in weekly demands that indicate consumer ares showing reluctance to the

increases in pump prices and then you also have to realize that pump prices can go up. and pay attention to supply disruption and vandalism by mill apts and pushing output there to the lowest level and wildfireses in canada's oil patch. crude prices have doubled from the lows this year. $26 back in february. remember that one? and the higher prices are going to hit drivers in the wallets and keeping shell producers in business. >> i remember when it was over $4 a gallon. that was a lot. lauren, thank you. >> bye. >> breaking now. authorities in israel suspend

permits for palestinian to travel to israel. four people were killed when two palestinian men started shooting in a popular tourist spot in tel aviv. they told gretta last night the attack happened without warning. >> there was police units and the train station has heightened security in jerdz lem and tel aviv. but there was no specific warnings of a terrorist attack that would take place this evening in tel aviv. >> i have been to israel at times when you couldn't go in the smallest coffee shop without being patted down because of the

worry of suicide bombers. but this is an open air market. you can't excloud the people who do this, can you? >> no, you can't have absolute security. but the interesting thing here, jon, i myself, my children, were in the staple place just smack in the middle of israel. so every israel feels, feels with a victim. and in the end of the day when you look at it. the media say radicalized, but it is not just radicalized. it is encisement. it is day in and out. and the knife and gun is the end of the story. and the beginning is the encitement and a society that

celebrates. and like in tel aviv like they did in 9/11. and this is the real problem on israel. on the front line for years and now other countries are feeling. >> there was an attempt to open the door by issuing these permits for palestinian ps to travel into israel and this is the thanks you get? >> that's exactly it. one of the first things that the defense minister was issue more permits for people to come in. and now you have to look at things and make sure first and foremost you have security for your people. and the issue here, and that's what i want people to really understand, that you have a society that glorifies death. and you have a societies that are part of what israel is about. democratic society that we should have life and unite to

stop the terrorist. because in the end of the day, paris and brussels, tel aviv and hopefully not anywhere else, that is in the line of defense and the values we all cherish. >> it is my understanding that the market reopened and israelis are going about their daily life and business. >> look, the israeli society is resilient. yesterday was full of blood and today full of people and making the point and saying hey, we'll continue life and we'll continue to live and not allow the terrorist to change our way of life because we glorify and value life. i think this is the most important thing we all can do. >> apparently there was a birthday celebration under way. and the two palestinian guys

opened fire. how can you stop that? >> you have to stop it by making education, education. and making sure that that society that celebrates when something like that happens on on the palestinian side in gaza and takes the palestinian authority leader until a couple of minutes ago to condemn the attack. instead of saying this is something we all have to work together. and look against terror, israel is on on the front line. we begin checking people in the airports and whether people say intrusion of privacy, and now the whole world learns that democracies have to defend themselves and it is not easy. but we should stand tall and proud defending all of our security. >> and ambassador, it is good to have you in.

>> thank you for having me. >> still to come. the senate taking actions to prevent scenes like this. military aircraft grounded and stranded because of spare parts because of budget cuts. >> and a convicted rapist blaming the campus culture for their action. we hear from one of the heroes that stopped the assault. >> he was not moving at all. and when i first attended her, i tried to shake her nothing happened. i'm terrible at golf.

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that stopped the attack sharing what he saw. this is what he said last night. >> it was a horrible thing to it experience. it was shocking and disturbing. i would say something that i thought about a lot and will bear with me for a long time. >> we'll bring in greg jarret who is also an opportunity. he received six month. was this a light sentence. >> i am a california lawyer and given the crimes and familiar with the sentencing there, it is quite stunning. three felonies including assault and rape. he could have been sentenced to 14 years in prison. prosecutor said six years. and the judge said no way. six months in the county lock up and that means he will be be out in three months. that sparked outrage at the judge. and some calling for his removal

and especially will incenses folks, this remark in particular. we'll put on the screen. a prison sentence said the judge, would have a severe impact on him. meaning turner. no kidding? your honor, that is precisely what punishment is supposed to do. it is supposed to serve as retribution and have a impact on violent crimes like rape. the argument is that the judge undermined the premise and depriving the victim of jcht. >> and the victim we should be concerned about. the defendant brock turner, what did he have to say for himself? >> it was equally remarkable. there was no remorse. he blamed everyone but himself. he blamed alcohol and a rape party culture at stanford and

blamed fellow students on the swim team and bemoaned he is not a big- time swimmer and never offered an outright apology to the victim. no remorse and evidence that he lied to the judge about his previous arrest, his drinking in the past and his aggressive behavior toward women. and then his father made it worse. dan turner speaks to the judge saying his son is depressed and can't eat. i was always excited to buy him a big rib eye steak to grill or favorite snack and now he barely consumes any food and then the father said his son is deprived of his dreams. the father said, that is a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action out of his 20 years of life. both father and son are getting raked over the coals in social

media and seem oblivious. >> i was shaking my head and people are outraged and the victim read a lengthy statement in court. >> this thing has gone viral, worldwide and millions of hits and underscores the impact of victim impact statements. it didn't seem to move the judge. but apparently impacted people everywhere. for example, my daughter when i arrived home, she was reading the victim's statement in the stanford rape case. she said everyone should read the statement. she is right. rape and sexual assault on college campus happen at an alarming rate. a woman who attends college is more likely to be assaulted than one who does not go to college.

20 percent of the females have been sexual assaulted. and i think that is under- reported. and 41 percent of the schools conducted no investigations in rape and sexual assault claims in the previous five years. if heather, there is a silver lining in all of this terrible rape case, it elevated our attention to a serious problem. >> i know your daughter college age, it is it a particular importance to you. it is over and done with. six months is all you get. >> there is a six month lawsuit against the son. and that's about it. overcrowding in california jails. and it is it a lot easier than the state prison system in california. and because of the overcrowding, they will dump him out in 2 or 3 months. >> read the victim's statement

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democratic lawmakers in oregon having a change of heart over a new law that increases the minimum wage. they say the law is confusing with different wages for different areas. the measure was such a mess it had some counties threatening to sue. dan springs, live from portland with more. dan? >> reporter: yeah, john, you can tell a new law is bad that a party that wrote it with be passed it, wants to change it before the government's signature is even dry. oregon's democratic governor, kate brown, was all smiles when she signed the minimum wage bill in to law. but within days of the signing, leaders in her party who control the state house and senate announced they plan to fix the law next year. rural counties threatened to sue calling it an unfunded mandate. it also was convoluted setting three different wage floors depending on the size of the area. greater portland had 1 ha diffet wage. now there is talk of a lower

training wage and even some exceptions for farmers in eastern oregon who will be paying $5 more than hour than competitors in idaho. critics say it was a flawed rushed job. >> they just really wanted to pass something. they were worried about the $15 now, sending it to the ballot. i think they would have passed anything that was called a minimum wage increase. >> reporter: union activists had begun collecting signatures for a initiative that would have put a $15 minimum wage state wide. as soon as the democratic bill passed, that effort stopped. republicans welcomed the fixes but some activists and democrats are concerned about abuses even though the state's own economists no you say the law will cost organians 40,000 jobs. >> i think having a sub minimum wage might sound good but could end up hurting the very people that we're trying to help. >> reporter: oregon's minimum wage law was the highest in the u.s. for a cup of coffee.

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said of hillary clinton -- you're likable enough, hillary. well, now he says of her, i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. he is officially endorsing her. she says, honored to have you with me, potus. i'm fired up and ready to go! "the real story" with gretchen starts now. as you just heard, president obama endorsing hillary clinton officially in a new video that will be posted to clinton's campaign site. this is "the real story" story today. meantime, clinton's rile value, bernie sanders, discussing his future with top dems on the hill. right now he's with harry reid just hours after sitting down with president obama. but sanders is still refusing to drop out of the presidential race. team fox coverage for you today. mike, tell us more about this president obama endorsement