message, steve moore, thank you. so, big day politically, bernie sanders on the hill. obama endorsing hillary clinton. and the twitter feud between trump and clinton starts. have a great day. i'm gretchen carlson. >> there's a lot happening. a lot of breaking news in this hour. president obama endorsing hillary clinton. donald trump meeting his money team, and a federal court has delivered an enormous ruling. the ruling? you do not have the right to carry a concealed weapon in public. what's get to it. >> first from the news deck this this afternoon, president obama saying he does not think there has ever been somebody more qualified to hold his office than hillary clinton. a full-throated endorsement no doubt of presumptive democratic nominee that the campaign released an hour ago. >> she has the courage, the compassion, and the heart to get the job done.

and i say that as somebody who had to debate her more than 20 times. even after our own hard-fought campaign, in a testament to her character, she agreed to serve our country as secretary of state. and from the decision we made in the situation room to get bin laden, to our pursuit of diplomacy in capitals around the world, i've seen her judgment, her toughness. i've seen her commitment to our values up close. >> secretary clinton's republican rival, donald trump, followed up on twitter with: obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama but does anybody else? -- should say that nobody else does. then clinton retweeted along with the message, delete your account. president obama had a private meeting with bernie sanders, and this walk along, sanders has

been in intense pressure to drop out and clear the way for secretary clinton. senator sanders said he would stay in the race through the last primary, which is next week in d.c. so with the campaign all but over what does senator sanders want? well, today he hinted he is trying to push his positions into the democratic party's platform, issues including economic equality and ryneing in wall reed. >> these are issues many americans have supported during my campaign. these are the issues we'll take to the democratic national convention. >> but gone was any talk of trying to challenge hillary clinton at that convention. it could be another sign he is ready to wind down his campaign. he does have a rally scheduled tonight in washington. and on the run side, the presumptive nominee, donald trump, held his first big fundraising meeting with top g.o.p. donors.

the meeting was for other republicans on the house in house and senate races and now we have team fox coverage of politics 2016. carl cameron with more on trump's meeting with donors and first mike emanuel in d.c. with the president's endorse endorsement. >> reporter: president obama is anxious to play a role in this campaign and helping hillary clinton win the white house. hours after the meeting with the president's meeting with bernie sanders we learned mr. obama will hit the campaign trail next week with clinton in wisconsin. clinton responded on twitter a short time ago, honored to have you with me, potus. i'm fired up and ready to go, and signed it h. sanders was asked about the -- and didn't answer the question. >> what else did sanders say? we heartbeat the hints for the platform. >> sanders says he looks forward to meeting with hillary clinton

to see how they can work together to create a government that represents all americans and not just the one percent, and senator sanders talked about working with her to defeat donald trump. >> in my view the american people will not vote for or tolerate a candidate who insults mexicans and latinos, who insults muslims, who insults african-americans and women. needless to say, 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: moments ago harry reid said he is not pushing sanders to get out. he says sanders needs time. >> there's a super pac priorities u.s.a. out with a new attack ad, and it uses some familiar faces in it. >> reporter: that's right.

one has prominent republicans attacking donald trump for saying things about the mexican-american judge and there's another one, part of this $35 million digital ad campaign targeting latino voters, targeting swing state voters like colorado, nevada, and florida. here's a sample. >> they're bringing crime. they're rapists. >> we need to show humanity with respect to people who are working, contributing right now. >> we're going to have a deportation force and you're going to do it humanely. >> i'm fighting to give every one of our children the chance to fulfill their dreams in our country, nation of dreamers. i am fighting to -- >> these ads are going up on facebook, pandora and instagram and will be popping up on a computer near many of you. >> this is another one out. it's a lot stronger than that.

this one has nice music. the other one is not nice and did a $36 million ad buy on it. we're working to put it together. not quite ready for tv. glen hall is the unable editor for "the wall street journal." it's the money that feels like to me right now. all these things happened. of course the president is going to endorse the first lady -- second of state, nor, everything she was. but the money. they said they wanted a billion dollars. they wanted a billion dollars and got together, and my understanding of things is, they realized, at least for now -- it other could change. sheldon adelson has a lot of money but they thick they can't get near that. >> an interesting twist. democrats thought they had the fun raising problem. but this isolate star, and they sheave been getting this going before now and there's complexity when the way donald

trump has funded his campaign and going through the proper channel wisdom the regulatory hurdles they have to get through. a lot anyway have to figure out. >> and there's the matter of relying on super pacs but you can change your mind and maybe that was just a suggestion. >> yeah, well -- the super pacs operate independently so that gives some cover, and we have also seen in this campaign so far that super pacs can have a lot more influence than we thought given the regulatory structures. a lot more coordination has been found, ways around governing the pacs so there's a lot of money lining up. there's four or five of. the behind trump. >> there's this matter of unity. one thing the republican had going for them, there's been a nasty fight on the democratic site. very divisive. not what democrats wanted. the bernie or bust camp is not

going away. doesn't look like at the moment. but now this unity is happening, and republicans are looking for some, too, and i wonder if they're concerned about what a unified democratic side is going to do to them. >> it's interesting how the tables are turning again in these campaigns. one gets an advantage and loses it, this is a case where the republicans had a unity forming, right? and it has now started to fall apart already. the democrats didn't have it at and all now they've got it coalescing. so the advantage the trump campaign and runs has had been lost so now they starting off with an even level playing field starting out with a unifying message, and republicans have to build that back up. >> looks like the democrats have been planning for this day. when the president would give this endorse: they line up this ad, and this goings to the heart of this trump university case no matter what you think about it, doesn't even matter.

the democrats are clearly counting on it. watch this ad. >> because of his -- is that not the definition of racism? >> i don't think so at all. >> i think this comments were racist. >> johnny come lately is not going to give my lessons on republican values. >> that's not a racist statement. >> i couldn't disagree more. >> a person can't do their job because of their race is like the textbook definition of a racist comment. >> democrats seem to think this is a good issue for them. >> racism. what i said four or five times during the clip. a have you ever powerful word, very negative word, and going to be a big message to overcome. >> trump has said he won't speak of that anymore. which is a strategy that many in many walks of life have used in the past and it's worked many times. doesn't always work. you wonder if you have these millions and millions of dollars and people who -- i guess some

people hasn't been paying attention. how damaging can this be. >> two campaigns sticking around. the other things that trump had gone that was blown over quickly, during the primary season, and the party was ready to forgive, but this is now the general season, and the hillary clinton camp is going to keep the pressure on. these things aren't going to disappear as easily as during the primary season. >> you wonder when bernie sanders will come. >> probably after the d.c. candidate. he has to take it all the way for his supporters. he thinks he owes it to them and then after he gets out of that one he will start turning it around and finding a way -- he said even yesterday he was looking forward to working with hillary clinton to defeat donald trump. so the first steps have been taken. >> slow and steady. more ahead on the money. it's a big issue and why donald trump's campaign team is setting sights lower when it comes to

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some pictures now from -- this is houston, near the houstony's hobby airport. a parking lot of the getaway ace hardware store, and apparently a plane trying to go to or coming from hobby -- i don't know yet -- but you see the small plane there. somehow it decided -- or whatever -- to land in the parking lot, and it ran into a vehicle when it did so. the houston fire department is now reporting three people are dead on site. according to the flight aware the plane originate near norman, oklahoma, 10:00 local time today. 10:11 local time in norman. so maybe it was coming into houston hobby. we don't know the destination but ended up in the parking lot and according to the houston fire department, three people are dead. this has not affected air travel into hobby or houston intercontinental. the air traffic control says everything is operating as

normal at both of those, but a tragic escape here at the ace hardware, and three people reported dead. some top republican donors are concerned that donald trump has got an late start when it comes to raising cash for the general election according to reuters. re worthed his national finance team held it first meeting today. this time in the last cycle, mitt romney was raising at this point already in the campaign a million dollars a day. political an lists say typically presidential candidates organize their fundraising efforts even before they announce their campaign. one top republican fund dear is told reuters normally we would have been together for 24 months now. now we're starting from a standstill. donald trump says his goal is to races more than a billion dollars, but politico is pointing out, the web site and paper in washington, hat some

g.o.p. donors and fundraisers who are helping him do not be able -- do not expect to be able to make that happen. in fact a third of that. but trump's campaign manager says trump doesn't need that much money and can keep running this low-cost campaign. donald trump financed most of his campaign during the primaries. the campaign filed with the federal elects commission, trump has spent $56 million and hillary clinton spent more than 180 million. carl cameron is in washington. what more do we know about this fundraising meeting and why are they started to late in? >> reporter: the trump campaign started most of the organization al aspects plate hasn't started a lot of them because of the strength of his character. he has been able to win primaries and justify a lot of omissions and deficits in terms of a political campaign's are organization, and money, message, and organization are

the flee absolute requisite components of all this and what he is doing today at the four seasons is meeting essentially with his partners at the republican national committee. a couple weeks become he signed a deal with the rnc that allowed them to device resources. it will be divided up between trump's presidential campaign and state committee are for this senate and house and gubernatorial candidates, things of nature. but it's about getting money in the bank for trump fast, and the national committee is helping. rye now probably not going to be able to raise more than a half billion dollars. a lot of the animosity with the republican party and the feuds trump likes to continue to burn, that's making it more difficult. so, this is a big difference than the folks who can give hundreds of millions of dollars like sheldon adelson. this is just for his campaign and the republican national

committee, and is way behind and it's fair to say that hillary clinton's network of organizers and fundraisers has been built over decades and trump is now getting started. so it's a big push. he says he thinks he can get a lot of free network air time, at the same time he bashes media and reporters covering it. >> heyed a a second meeting of significant. >> reporter: not about raising money. it's about discussing issues and at trump tower he is having a lot of meetings. lobbyists for energy, hillary clinton, finance, defense issues, experts on the economy, trade, and this sort of thing, and they're all basically pitching their ideas. it's a crash course type of situation, and they're loosely calling themselves a trump advisory committee, and now donald trump, who bashed other politicians for associating with lobbyists and some cases just taking their donations is getting together for seminars

from them. no word whether he will take donations from them. it's a lot of big changes for a candidate who spent most of this time busting down the establishment and now quickly trying to build one with establishment mechanics. >> thank you, carl. with the conventions on the horizon, they're close now. republican officials are asking for your feed back, and they put together -- to help them put together their platform. we mentioned this briefly yesterday before turning our attention to breaking news in tell asleeve. we wanted -- tel aviv. ryan has the details. >> the site is plat norm.gop and'll see that officials are asking you rate everything from the economy, jobs, foreign policy and schools. you check one of these issues here, and within that they gave you a number of subtopics, you are then asked to rank them. infrastructure, balance egg -- balancing the budget, and then make a comment, and submit that.

and the republican officials say this will help them reach a larger audience this year and get a better idea what issues people are valuing more than others. >> what's the url. >> platform.gop. >> thank you. it's a gun control ruling that happened today and sending out shock waves. have you heard the detail inside it's a major decision from a united states federal appeals court about what the second amendment does not give people the right to do. it's apparent lay very important ruling and has to do with concealed hand gucks. the ruling, the reap percussions, three minutes away. closing the stage

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this afternoon, federal appeals court determined that the second amendment does not give people the right to carry concealed guns in public. the judges of the ninth circuit court ruled that law enforcement departments can require people who want permits to prove they're in immediate danger or that they have another good reason for the permit. a reason beyond self-defense. shannon breen covers the supreme court for us and is live in washington. what do we know? >> reporter: under california law you have to have license to carry a concealed weapon and part of getting a license requires showing good cause for why you need one. it is left up to each county sheriff to set out the definition of good cause. the plaintiffs wanted to carry simply for self-defense but that did not satisfy the good cause requirements set in their counties. the counties said just on generalized fear about safety doesn't work. most cases you have to have something like a specific threat, restraining order, or if

glory a dangerous line of work. unable to get licenses the plaintiff sued, and the ruling against them the nine inning circuit said simply, quote threshing second amendment right to keep and bear arms does not include in any degree the right of a member of the general public to carry concealed firearms in public. several of the judges authored their own dissenting opinions for various reasons. judge callaghan said: the second aimed is not a second class constitutional guarantee. the county's limited licensing of the right to carry concealed firearms is tenantment to the total -- is a ban of the right to carry a weapon. this will be certainly peasessed to u.s. supreme court. there have been similar cases appealed to the court to be turned away. >> ozs on if you side on to social media or turn on television, which you have, or

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24 teams will play 51 games in ten cities in france. officials estimate 2.5 million people are traveling to the country for the games. billions more will be watching on live television around the world, and of course it's a particularly tense time in france after the coordinated terror attack last november in paris. it left 130 people dead. since then the country has remained in a state of emergency. france's interior minister says the country is doing everything it can to prevent an attack at euro 2016 and it will be ready to respond if one happens. images in our slide show as they're preparing this afternoon. security forces state dozens of anti-terror drills to practice their response, practicing for everything from bomb, chemical weapons, drone attacks. the drills are realistic, they broke out the fake blood, actors covered in it, pretending their victims. emergency medical workers training for mass casualty

events, metal detectors will play a big part. you can see a major security presence as many of the fan outdoor centers. like the nfl fun zone, these have huge monitors where tens of thousands of fans will gert to watch the games, and one of the fan zones i right in the shadow of the eiffel tower. trace gallagher has here. this tournament has a lot of terrorism experts really concerned. >> reporter: it does and that's why the u.s. and british government see this tournament as a major target for isis and al qaeda. both countries have now issued travel alerts for citizens attending the soccer match,s but telling people to beware isn't the most effective tactic, which is why french security is critical. france says they're preparing to prevent attacks as well as to respond to attacks. you mentioned the french hayes

been staging terror drills but whates concerning in one drill fans were still able to overrun security and enter the stadium with devices like fireworks, and smoke bombs. but the french president says i they stop celebrating football in france the terrorist have won. >> any specific threats. >> reporter: we know the attacks on paris and brussels are believed to be connected to the same group. the man in the hat is is abrini who told investigators there's paris and brussels were not the primary targets. that the euro 16 soccer tournament was the ultimate target. and ukraine authorities arrested a flownman for trying to nothing firearms and weapons into france, including dynamite grenade launches and rifles and

ammunition. ukrainian's think he was planning an attack. the french think he was simple play weapons smuggler. >> trace gallagher, thank you. three months. that's how long a former stanford swimmer may actually end up serving for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. half of his six-month sentence. as long as he doesn't act up behind bars. this is a case that has already angered a a lot of people who claimed the judge gave the attacker special treatment. here's a picture of the swimmer. brock turner is his name. prosecutors asked the judge to put him away for at least six years for assaulting a woman behind a dumpster on campus. she was not a student but she had been at a frat party. she has also chosen to remain anonymous two grad students on bicycles were passing and i noticed the woman wasn't moving so they went over to try to help and one spoke to fox news. >> after brief conversation, the

guy decided to run and my friend chased after him, then i quickly tended to her and then helped peter restrain him until the police came. something i thought about a lot. will stay with me for a long time. horrible to experience. >> there's an emotional letter that got read during the sentencing. the woman called the grad student her heroes -- one of her heroes, the man you just saw there. she says she taped pictures of the two bicycles above her bed to remind herself there are people like that out there. in that same letter she talked about what she could remember from the night. here's what she said about taking a shower after the attack. quoting: i stood there examining my body beneath the stream of water and decided, i don't want my body anymore. she writes: i was terrified of it. didn't know what had been in it. if it had been contaminated. who touched it. she says i wanted to take off my body like a jacket and leave it

at the hospital with everything else. the judge in the case just won a new term in office but hundreds of thousands of people have already signed petitions calling for him to go. defense attorneys die -- diana iseman joins us now. a tough case and overruin with emotions emotions and what should call very bad decision. your thoughts. >> the victim impact statement is one of the most compelling statements i have read. it's a great explanation how rape victims feel, and i think it's important for not only women but men to read this statement. but as far as the re-call effort of the judge, ultimately it's going to come down to the investigation handled by the commission on judicial performance. >> he acted within the guidelines or not or is that gray? >> well, the judge has the discretion to impose a probation

offer and county jail all the way up to the maximum in state prison, and so he took into consideration all of the factors he believed were relevant, and placed this young man on probation. >> the convicted here read a statement of his own about his own life, and didn't mention her at all. which has further inflammed things. have you read that? >> i have and it's sad that he is not taking responsibility for the amount of pain that he has caused this young woman. and the trauma that is going to follow her for the rest of her life. it's really disappoint took see that. >> you wonder -- any father loves his son. goes without mentioning. but the stance from the father, it apparently was compelling enough for the judge but doesn't appear to be compelling in the court of public opinion from all i have heard and seen. >> it's awful. every parent loves their child, and it's understandable he would

want to come to his son's defense, but i think the actual words he chose in this statement were inappropriate, and i think it demonstrated a particular callousness in regards to this young woman who was horribly truman advertized. >> he has been convicted and sentenced. it that the end of out or is some sort of change possible? >> well, there's always the possibility for appeal. the prosecutor can appeal the sentence, and the defense can appeal the actual conviction itself. so, there's always the appellate process available to both sides in a situation like this. >> would you anticipate that's coming? sounds like it. >> yes. would think that the defense is going to be preparing for an appeal because this young man is going to have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life and has been convicted of three felony counsels. so they have a motivation to appeal, and the prosecution would want to appeal in that they believe that this is an

inappropriate sentence under the facts. >> this is a case worth reading about. a very easy google for the victim impact statement, the letter that the victim wrote to the court, then the letter from the convicted and the letter from the father. they're all there. it's worth reading if you're interesting in the case. thank you. wildfire alert now. watching a big one burn in arizona. 6 on acres burning in an area 50 miles north of phoenix. same community where a fire three years ago killed firefighters. the spokeswoman for the bureau of land management said the wildfire forced 400 people from their homes. rick reithmuth is tracking the fire. >> i'm from a town in the area. and my family is still there the fire that killed the 19 firefighters had such a big

impact hope to community, and a lot of trauma to see this happening again. now, it's not a very large fire but close to a lot of houses and buildings, which is a very small town and that's the concern. a lot of wildfires going on crease the west. we had this el niño and expect to get a lot of rain across a lot of southern california and the southwest. that anniversary -- that never really panned out. we'll cool things down a little bit in yarnell. we still are watching things very dry but starting to see the humidity levels. other fire we'rewatching is cross oregon and the pacific northwest, a much better pattern, much cooler air coming in and chances of showers. >> rick reithmuth in the extreme weather center. thank you. thousands of people gathering in louisville.

>> i'll wait as long as i can >> a live report on the prayer service and a look ahead to tomorrow's funeral. which will be live here on fox news channelment stay with us.

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that prayer service took place today. a moving service it was, too jonathan. >> reporter: yes, it was moving, it was solemn and it was heart felt. muhammad ali's body was in a closed casket, are already walked, anointed and wrapped in fabric in keeping with his religious. paying respect to muhammad ali the muslim and the man. >> the passing of muhammad ali has made us all feel a little more alone in the world. to have taken something away from the very sweetness of life itself. and has brought us all a nagging sense of sadness. >> reporter: and, shep, that service took place in freedom hall behind me here.

ali fought several of his early professional fights here. the last one, november 1961 against the german heavy weight, willy besmonoff. after that fight which besmoff lost said ali is an unusual fighter but nothing compared to the big guy. how wrong the german was. >> tomorrow, a lot of activity and big-name speakers. >> and so many people turning out. 14,000 here today. there will be many thousands more at the center tomorrow and lining the streets of louisville for the procession. in line today six hours before the service began, we found the hayes family and three young children waiting patiently on a stars and stripes blanket. listen to them. >> what does muhammad ali mean to you? >> he means he is great. >> the greatest boxer of

all-time and i have his rare collectability. >> a great boxer at all times. and he is a good fighter, too. >> reporter: ali still teaching teen youngest generation and tomorrow all of us the world over will get to say a final fair well to the greatest of all time. >> thank you very much. the funeral tomorrow. begins at 2:00 eastern time, 11:00 a.m. on the west coast and we'll have live coverage throughout right here on fox news channel. >> the u.s. open is coming up and it's been fox ified and that's very moderate to severe crohn's disease is tough, but i've managed. good. he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications

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sports. tell us. what do you have in store? >> we're really excited. this is year two of fox sports broadcasting the u.s. open, and last year we were able to bring a lot of innovations to golf, all of which to help the viewer see what tv is inherently flat for golf and we want to get the real undulation, the distances to translate for the viewer. so we're building on the innovations we had last year. so the green shading, for instance, last year we did a shading, the shot you showed a minute ago work we added so grids to adjust to the course. chambers bay had a lot of undulations, oakmont is more sloping. that's one innovation, along with the range-finder system. 'it's long the same lines of giving the viewer something they can't ordinarily see.

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