and don't forget about my book, wake up america. goes on sale later this month. please remember the spin stops right here because we're lookinging out for you. and hello, welcome to a brand-new hour of america's election headquarters. hello, everyone. topping the news this hour, donald trump making two campaign stops in florida and pennsylvania today. amid a growing rift with several members of his own party, so will all of this work out for mr. trump is the question. >> and a young singer's life cut short tragically when that gunman opened fire while she's signing autographed backstage. is this the latest celebrity stalking that ended in murder. >> very sad. and a troubling new report revealing social security, the

retirement fund, in the red for years will be completely exhausted within the next 20 years. this has another survey find that nearly 80 million americans are struggling to pay their bills. so, does our government have a plan and what does it all mean for you? >> we begin on a saturday with the 2016 campaign for president and what a weekend it is shaping up to be with stunningingly sharp -- for trump and clinton. trump rallying supporters in two crucial states today. vowing victory with or without the republican establishment. he was in south florida this morning and outside pittsburgh, pennsylvania later on in the afternoon. where he continued to defend his style saying what he thinks. >> everything's political correct. i mean, you watch what you say. you say something a little off. you end up with headlines. like a bunch of babies.

like a bunch of dumb babies. >> campaign coverage begins with -- covered mr. trump's rally in tampa. hi, peter. >> hi, eric. and donald trump told the crowd of about 5,000 that gathered at the convention center behind us, that his campaign strategy moving forward is to keep doing more and more of these large rallies. not fewer and fewer, which is something that he says is is against the advice of some strategists. >> this is my first stop in florida. my first campaign stop. you know, again, everybody said, wait until after the convention. i can't wait. i'm dying to get going. what m agoing to do? play a round of golf? it's boring. i want to do this. >> trump was introduced here in florida by the governor, rick scott, which is significant since this week, we saw several high profile republicans back away from their promises to

support the nominee. then there's mitt romney, who continues to assail donald trump, apparently tearing up while talking about trump and clinton being the big party's nominees, about a donor retreat romney is hosting today in utah. this comes one day after mitt romney accused trump of being a racist. >> i think his comments time and again appeal to the racist tendency that exists in some people and i think that's very dangerous. >> the rnc chairman, reince priebus, now tweeting his disapproval of that attack by mitt romney writing quote, respect mitt and differences, but couldn't disagree more. scotus too important to lose for generations. let's stop this and unify and trump, too, taking several jabs at mitt romney today. >> he doesn't like trump because i said, you can't give him a third chance. he lost the first time. he really lost the second time.

second time was erased, that was an easy one. we had a failed president. >> trump also is asked the crowd here in florida for some help shouting out the names of running mates they would like to see and the three names that he repeated at the podium were newt gingrich and condi rice. >> about ten minutes, we'll have judy miller here angalyzing thi latest in the feud. thanks. >> we'll look forward to this. hillary clinton now setting her sights squarely on donald trump. attacking the nominee in a speech yesterday to planned parenthood. secretary clinton picking up some key high profile endorsements this week and the latest fox news poll shows her taking a narrow lead. kristen fisher joins us now from washington for the details, so, what's the word, kirsten? >>. >> she has no campaign events today or tomorrow, but next

week, she's heading to three big battleground states. ohio, pennsylvania and wisconsin and in wisconsin, she's going to be campaigning alongside president obama for the very first time. he efficiently endorsed her on thursday along with two other top democrats. vice president biden and elizabeth warren. warren is ryu mored to be on clinton's short list for vp and that speculation went into overdrive yesterday morning when the two met one-on-one in washington. but when asked about it afterwards in a d.c. bakery, clinton played foot. >> vice presidential probable theties, senator warren? >> you guys have got to try the cold chai. it is delicious. >> after the meeting, clinton turned her attention to their mutual addversary. clinton accused trump of wanting to turn back the clock.

>> donald assures us that as president, he'll be and i quote again, the best for women. anyone who wants to defund planned parenthood and wife out safe, legal borgs abortion has no idea what's best for women. >> bernie sanders has inviteded a group of close supporters to his home in vermont tomorrow to strategize about his next move. at the least, he says he is staying in the race until every voter has had a chance to weigh in. that would be next tuesday, the final democratic primary here in d.c. and just three days away. >> three days away. boy, time is ticking along. for some, maybe not so much for others. we'll keep an eye on everything. thank you so much. >> thank you. fox alert for you now. that shocking murder in florida. the voice contestant christina grimmie.

they say this man kevin james loybl opened fire on the singer last night in orlando. then they say he shot himself. investigators now try to figure out why he targeted her and if this horrendous crime is just the latest celebrity stalking type case so tragically ending in her death. casey is live if our dallas bureau with the latest. >> hey, eric. good to see you. this is just incredibly sad. police say there were about is 20 fans around the young singer at the time these shots rang out. so a lot of them witnessed this. thankfully, no one else was hurt and frankly, investigators crediting the singer's brother for that because he tackled the gunman moments after watching his sister be gunned down. 22-year-old christina grimmie had just wrapped up a concert at orlando's the plaza live venue. she was interacting with fans

when a man walked right up to her, pulled up a gun and inexplicably opened fire. grimmie was rushed to an area hospital, but died a few hours later. the 27-year-old suspect who police have identify ied, this man, immediately turned the gun on himself and took his own life. orlando police say it appears he came to do some damage. >> what our detectives are doing is going through the suspect's cell phone and computer. to see if they could find a motive for this crime. the suspect had two handguns on his person. he had two additional loaded magazines for those handguns. and a large hunting knife. >> now, here is what is still not clear. how loibl got those multiple weapons past the security guards at the venue. that is part of what police are still investigating. apparently, bags are searched,

they go through purses, but there are no metal detectors. now, in a statement on their website, the plaza live says that all activities and events have been suspended until further notice and grief counselors are being made available to the staff impacted by this horrific tragedy. >> thank you so much. >> horrific indeed. more about christina, she was just 22 years old. she was born and raised in new jersey where she got an early start performing. at the age of 15, she gabecame youtube superstar by posing her covers of popular songs including hits by adele, miley cyrus and se lena gomez. in 2016, she auditioned for the voice, chose team adam and finished the competition in third place. she has sold 66,000 albums in more than 900,000 digital songs acorying to nielsen music.

>> tributes are pouring in from celebrities over this senseless and tragic murder of miss grimmie. country superstar tweeted i'm stunned and disgusted and heartbroken that we lost that sweet little girl. keeping the real grimmie family in my heart and mind. demi low vtweeting my thoughts prayers are your your loved ones. adam levine mentored her on the voice. he shared a picture of them along with prayers before learning of her passing. he wrote i'm sad, shocked and confused. we love you so much, grimmie. this just isn't fair. we are praying hard you can pull through this. this just isn't fair and all of us here at the fox news channel would like to send our thoughts and prayers to the grimmie family at this difficult moment. >> absolutely. and we turn to other news now. are growing to remove a california judge for giving what

some say is a slap on the wrist for former stanford athlete convicted of rap ere. a petition making the rounds to out him from office. more than 1 million have steined it and on camepucampus, stay tu are tstudents are planning to pt during commencement ceremonies tomorrow. brian? >> at the ste of this is is judge aaron persky, the judge last week handing down just a six month county jail sentence to former stanford university swimmer, brock turner, for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a dumpster in january of 2015. since then, the judge and his family have received death threats. more than 1.2 million people have signed online petitions demanding he be unseated for handing down a sentence they viewed as far too lenient. prosecutors argue he should have

been sentenced to six years in prison instead. the judge cited turner's youth, lack of criminal history, believes a long prison sentence was too severe. opting to go with the recommendation from the county's proeditibation department for a lesser sentence including three years probation. now, at least 16 california state lawmakers have now written letters urging the california commission on judicial performance to investigate the judge. a stanford law professor is leading an effort to garner about 70,000 handwritten signatures from local voters needed to put persky's recall on the ballot. the judge ran unopposed in tuesday's primary and is set to begin a new six-year term in january. >> this decision is an outrage. it makes every woman at college in the state of california less safe. it particularly makes women at stanford less safe and we need jungs who understand the consequences of sexual violence and who want to give sentences

who are going to deter it. >> local public defenders believe the judge used proper judicial discretion considering turner is a first time offender. >> i think we've been kind of worked or conditioned to believe that punishment is the answer. to all crimes. and that prison in particular is the answer. >> the santa clara district attorney's office say they disagree with the decision by the judge, by say he followed the law and they won't appeal it. >> thanks, brian. we have an extreme weather alert for you now. severe storms are threatening millions of us across the country. violent thunderstorms are forecast for the midwest and parts of the northeast later on today. other states, they are roasting. in these final days of spring. summer is almost full blast in some parts. janice dean is here with the latest. >> hi, eric. let's take a look.

we have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for parts of montana until 10:00 p.m. local time and within that watch box, we could see hail, large hail damaginged tornados and then across the country, we have a smatters here of severe thunderstorm warnings. again, where we could see the hail, the damaging winds, isolated tornados. also watching the midwest. the ohio valley in the northeast for some storms to pop up. right now though, not seeing too many of them, but we're still going to tell people to keep an eye on the sky and keep a listen to your local weather forecast. tomorrow, severe threat moving into the midwest and then monday, across portions of the tral u.s. and east of the rockies. current temperatures, you mentioned it, we cannot complain because we had such a long winter. so, 80s and 90s. feeling like well above that at d.c. hit their first 90 degree day of the year. more on the way tomorrow. back to you, eric. >> all right. time to get your tan on.

>> take advantage of it. >> thunderstorm. >> that's true. >> the sun was out. >> okay. the world's largest rocket ready to rumble. >> five, four, we have main engine ignition. two, one. >> after a week's delay, the successful lawn f of a giant rocket carrying a top secret payload. >> wonder what's in there. authorities say they know what caused a fiery derailment in oregon. happened earlier this month. forceded the evacuation of an entire town. we'll give you those details, next. then a feud between mitt romney and donald trump is getting nastier and now, reports today that republican leaders are bad mouthing the presumptive nominee behind closed doors. how is the gop going to make this work? >> for a guy that really let us down. this poor mitt romney is is sad. he's going, oh, oh. he's a sad case.

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in a crash on june 2nd while practicing for an air show in tennessee. railroad officials released the cause of a fiery train derailment in oregon. they say one or more broken bolts caused the train carrying crude oil, to go off the tracks. luckily, no one was injured. and with we have lift off. the world's largest rocket taking off from cape canaveral earlier today. the rocket carrying a spy satellite for the national reconnaissance office. >> the guy's a stone cold loser. when you're a joker, you can never give a joker a second chance. it's important. no more sitting there saying, i think he's racist. i am the least racist person you have ever met, believe me. the least racist person. >> that's donald trump ramping up the bitter and nasty feud with mitt romney. that after the 2012 nominee said he will not be voting for trump, saying he is heartbroken about what's happened to the

republican party and the prospect of a trump presidency. mr. trump calling romney pathetic, the continued war of words coming as romney holds a big annual big donor conference in park city, utah. that's where the barbs were out for the head f o the gop ticket. >> i don't want to see trickle down racism, i don't want to sea president of the united states saying things which change the character of the generations of americans that are following. presidents have an impact. on the nature of our nation. and trickle down racism, bigotry. ma sonlgny, all these things are exextraordinary nairly dangerous to the heart and character of america. >> what will happen to the republican party? judy miller, your recent book was the story. a reporter's journey. judy, let me start with some stunninging and sharm slams at the closed door meeting.

politico is reporting tonight that meg whitman, she compared trump behind closed doors to hitler and mussolini. speaker ryan supposedly said he told magician david copper field, he wished he could disappear with this continue ver saysy, so how in the world can the republicans unite with this division? >> i think they're going to have a hard time uniting because what happened behind those closed doors, which leaks in about a nan o second, shows. when you have people endorsing trump like paul ryan saying i want to euna, i have to do this because party unity demands it and the voters want that. that's from paul ryan, who's supposed to be unifying the party. i don't think think that's very

edifying for mr. trump and no wonder he was to upset about romney. because it resognates so deeply and so broadly. which met as they do -- in utah. this is going to be an almost impossible situation. mitt romney said he thought that 90% of republicans would ultimately wind up voting for donald trump, but i'm not so sure that's the case because i think a lot of people simply aren't saying whom they're going to vote for. or aren't saying that you know, they just can't bring themselves to vote tr donald trump or they're waiting to see whether or not tlas third party unlikely i think you would agree, but also whether or not something happens that changes the political landscape. aing lot of people are very downhearteded. a lot of republicans are very disdressed by the choice they're

being asked to make. >> trump has attacked the elites. here's what trump said today. >> i'd like to see the republican leadership get very strong. >> reporter: sharp, very smart and be cool. you got to be cool. we're winning either way. we are going to win either way. and we're going to get this country back on course. >> did you see what he did? when he said we, he pointed to everybody in the audience meaning it's voters, not the group who held the reigns of that party for so long. t the voters who are backing him. what does that mean for the establishment? do they need him more than he needs them? >> that's pretty much what reince priebus said to the group of 300. he said look, he's going to win with or without you, so you might as well get on board. but i don't think you can say

anything about that right now. look, 10% of registered republicans turned out to vote in the primaries. that's not an indication of what people are going to do in the general election. i think a lot depends on who trump picks as his vice presidential nominee. if someone who represents the elite, but an establishment figure, he might help bring around some of the doubters, some of the people who are now part of meg whitman's stop trump campaign, which she is financing. >> anybody you think, he mentioned condi rice's name for example, that got a big round of applause. >> right. i mean, i'm sure he go for an establishment figure, but i think he's going to -- who carries some weight in one of those four must win states. i think he may try john kasich,

but when he quotes his mother and wife and daughters as saying they have great reservations about mr. trump, i'm not sure he can get someone like john kasich. i don't see how you can win an election if the elite, establishment not behind you and right now, they're not. >> that has propelleded mr. trump's popularity. at the same time, could be a difficult challenge for him in the general. judy miller, thank you so much. good to see you. >> thanks, eric. >> absolutely. well, the al-qaeda terror group throwing its weight behind the taliban after a change in u.s. policy on the rules of engagement in afghanistan. we'll talk about what this means for american forces. ...clear for take off. see ya! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and try new glucerna hunger smart to help you feel full.

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pledges support to the fighters in afghanistan with the chief endorsine those expected to putp fierce fights this year. that's in response to president obama's decision to expand the u.s. military's role, loosening restrictions on the taliban once again bringing in to confirm, good to have you u, sir. >> nice to see you. >> first of all, let me get your couple of things, your reaction to the president's alterations and is this a right move in your opinion? and then if you would, expound on those rules what they are, what it means for our ground troops. >> well, i'm always a little dispinted that our pebt gone and white house tells the rest of the world about our rules of engagement. overseas, the rules are one of our most classified bits of information, so, it's kind of frustrating to hear our

leadership tell the rest of the world how we're going to fight and the weapons we're going to use. but what is out there already is is that when our troops see the taliban, they can engage them with their -- our troops don't need to be under direct fire. if they see the enemy, they can use our air power to kill the enmany i. >> i understand your opiniohlig you know, giving the tick-tock of the plans of engagement there. it's frustrating and dangerous to the troops, but you know, the president has the person meem to answer to. and the last thing they want is more engagement on on the ground. is that why the president is making this announcement? >> i believe in part the commanders on the dpround there have told the president we're going to need more fire power this summer. >> right?

>> they certainly have and to the president's credit, he has listened to the previous generals. to bring them home sooner, so i believe we are leaving the troops in place and having a looser rules of engagement in the rules of engagement. last summer during the filgting season, the fighting season is on now and it's really an opportunity to go after the enemy with the u.s. air power that's unparalleled and unprecedented in any place, especially affected there. >> i'm sure the troops don't want to be ham strung in any way. if the afghan army and police are considered corrupt and lack guidance, how is this with this approach to fighting in afghanistan and i'm sure there are people at home asking did the tens of billion of dollars in american aid not help?

>> what happens when a u.s. adder is not present that part of the world, part of the loosening of roe we've seen in open sources is u.s. troops may be accompanying nonspecial forces. american troops may be leaving the wire to train and assist nonspecial operations, afghan units and when a u.s. adviser is with his afghan counterpart, that cop or soldier is not going to be taking money. he's going to be taking troops like he's supposed to, r doing the job. not going to be selling fuel. so there is really kind of an amplifying effect for somebody's integrity when a u.s. adviser is standing shoulder to shoulder with them over there. >> and if we could wrap ub, what is your take on al-qaeda now, adding some 300, 100 to 300 members to fight there in

afghanistan? >> wasn't killed by a hell fire missile last month. pledging his support to the new taliban leader, this forms sort of a perverted chain of command around the world, where all al-qaeda affiliates have the new taliban leader as their spiritual leader, but i don't think this will change their tactics in somalia or syria or northern iraq where the al-qaeda franchise is operating steadily successfully on their own without directive from the taliban. >> okay, i have more questions but i've got to go. i did enjoy your perspective, sir. >> thanks. >> thank you. when you think of famous russian authors, who do you think of? not putin. why and how the russian strong

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welcome back. a republican meeting of the minds taking place in utah this weekend at mitt romney's annual summit with gop leaders and donors. it comes as a war of words erupt between romney and donald trump. even as everybody calls for party unity. so, how do they make it work together? here's a gentleman with a few tips. the executive editor for the national herald and author of the book, grumpy old party. 20 tips on how the republican party can shed their anger and

win back the white house. a long title for a relatively kind of short read here. fun read. so, let's go over some of your tips. so, i picked a few out of eight sections starting with section one, tip number three. credibility trump's quality. so, what does this mean? reading dwlaszs and pretending not to. credibility trumps quantity, so, what does this mean and does donald trump have the muster? >> well, this means i started writing this book right after the 2012 tlex. so, i looked back to what i thought the republicans did ineffectively and rather than criticize president obama on substantive points, they were what i consider nitpicking, looking at the slightest, petiest detail and that was my criticism. there was plenty to criticize the sitting p president about

without trying to criticize every little thing. donald trump at this point does not necessarily pass muster on it. but there are many things that kind of give donltd, make donald trump the exception to the rule on so many issues. part of it is whoo his likely general election opponent is going to be. >> what do you mean? >> what i mean is that there are so many negatives about hillary clinton and there are so many positives to donald trump, that a lot of the things that trump may be doing wrong, that i point out in the book. >> i'm going to move on. i have it in my mind. there's a rerecent fox news pol that shows in terms of negative opinions of the candidates, i think mr. trump is a little bit of a hit of secretary clinton. but i don't have that in front of me right now, i'm going to move on. >> producers can tell me in my ear in a moment. part two of your book. basic dos and don'ts. tip number seven.

don't latiniy and what does that mean? does donald trump embody this tip? >> he does not pander to latinos. one of the interesting things about this whole thing with the mexican jung, everybody focuses on trump being racist, where donald trump pulled out one individual and said, it has to do not only with his heritage, but also the organizations to which he belongs. the real racists as i see et are all those who every day say donald trump is going to lose the latino vote because he's so strong against illegal aliens, as to imply that latino americans are against law, they are for lawlessness and will be okay with the lawbreakers as long as they share a common heritage. that's what the panderers do and donald trump does not do that, which is why he passes that point with flying colors.

>> i will move on to part three called reclaiming an tip number 12. reclaiming race relations, kind of i think related. lo look. >> well, the republicans, the republicans had frederick douglas. also ran for president. and the republicans need to reclaim race relations shouldn't be what used to be the southern strategy of let's go after the white vote. the republicans should be an inclusive party. there are so many who say that a great deal of voters who are african-american, who are really anything, benefit more from the republicans and they need to do that more effectively. >> 30 selgds. so, if donald trump is a brand, the new brand of republican, who could stand to learn more from

your 20 tips? trump ton gop establish snmt. >> no, the establishment big time and i hope they get this book. >> there you go. that was a nice, gave me ten seconds. got room to spare. grumpy old party. 20 tips on how the republicans can shed their anger, reclaim their respectability and win back the white house. i had time to replug your book. thank you very much. >> sure. meanwhile, donald trump's son, eric, he's going to be going to go to bat for his father apparently. slamming bill and hillary clinton for their charitable foundation. and money it makes calling it a conflict of interest during mrs. clinton's ten-year secretary of state. so you can watch his full interview on justice with judge jeannine at 9:00 eastern on the fox news channel. meanwhile, the president of russia, he's joining the ranks of tollstoy and other famous rushing writers.

the firm will be printing every word he has spoken in speech, news conferences and public events, all of them, each one since he became president 16 years ago. the publisher says all the latest from the soviet era had their words published, but putin so far has not. they say there is a demand for political science scholars. first three lines are available for about 40 bucks, but no plans for an english e edition. wonder if they had a choice? >> thanks, eric. a new report shows the social security system could collapse in the next two decades. now, this as a federal survey finds a third of adults having saved a dime, have not saved a dime for retirement, so what does this mean for you? we will break it all down. that's coming up next. [phone rings]

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are you count canning on the social security. and a new report show ises that the program could be out of dough in 20 years. $66 billion and by the end of mrs. clinton or donald trump's

first term as president it will be a bigger hole. joining us is president of cargo investment. you don't hear about what is facing social security in the campaign. it is not one of the top issues. $66 billion in the deficit. what happened and why are they not talking about it. >> social security was designed in the period when there was 42 workers for every ben quishes and that ratio today is 3 to 1 and we have increased the benefits. this system is not one that will withstand the test of time. this was a hot topic in 1980 and this is 36 years later and without a good cure for the deficit in revenue versus

spending. >> it was addressed before by washington, but is that band a s? >> there were changes to extend the 2033 date that we are talking about today. the same things are available to the politicians. but grid lock works for the politicians and they will not get together until there is a crisis and they will kick the can down the road and it is unpopular to talk b. special interest groups come out and it is easier to pass it on to the next generation. >> talking about kicking the can down the road. the trust fund currently handling the deficits. and that is long- term forecast.

they would have to cut social security benefits or massively increase tax. unfortunately neither donald trump or hillary clinton expressed desire to do so. do you think that actions taken, that not only will social security be out of money, but there will be cuts? >> i do believe so. it will be a different kind of a cut than what you have seen. >> and there is enough revenue to support that. you are are making a thousand dollars, that would be cut to 750. it is not a disaster and not great either. you will see more of a need's based application and the folks that have money by the politician's definition will be giving up or taxed. you will see the tax revenue

raised. and if you make more than 118000, it is not taxed by social security. you will see that raised or have the ceiling taken off completely and that would bring in revenue for social security. for the unfortunate people who are working. >> 55 percent according to the feds, will rely on social security as the number one income. think it will be solved? >> i don't think it would be solved until it is it crisis mode. but as a people we are good at dealing with crisis and once we get in the period of 2030 it will be a solution and good for america. >> 45 years old or so, this is what mickey has on the mind and menu. and hopefully will take care of it. nicki thank you. >> and thank you, eric. >> fox news alert and

a photofinish in the bellmont steak. creator crossed the nose. exciting day even without the triple crown on the line. creator is the unofficial winner and exaggerator was looking for a slice of history by winning the preakness and belmont state. nyquist did not compete after coming down with a fever. >> you think they give horses aspirin or on tylenol. >> all day you have been trying to crack me up and make me lose it. >> well, a milestone birthday for queen elizabeth ii. they are celebrating but it is princess charlotte who is the star of the party.

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>> it may be queen elizabeth's 90th birthday but charlotte was there. >> the tlaep month old looking

pretty in pink, even gave the crowd a little wave. >> she looks like little george there. and that is doing it for us. >> the kids are cute. >> a rising star gunned down while talking to fans and we know the names of the suspected killer. this is the fox report. 22-year-old singer christina grimmi e. james lovele shot her and shot himself. you may know her from the appearance to "the voice". family and friends remembering her as a kind young woman with an unshakable faith in god. and turning to the victim's own tweet for comfort. >>