mrs. clinton in the city. [applause] mrs. clinton: that is why it cities are where things are happening and getting done. i want to thank you. you're taking the lead in investing in early childhood education, curbing carbon admissions, ending veterans homelessness. [applause] mrs. clinton: implementing innovative transportation projects that connect affordable housing to job opportunities, and so much more. some experts have actually said that this could be the decade of the city, because our urban areas are growing twice as fast as they were in the last decade. cities are the major reason why our country has come back from the worst financial crisis since the great depression with more than 14 million private sector jobs created over the last six and a half years, said you know what we have accomplished, and you know how much more we have to do. your constituents are already working harder and longer just to keep their heads above water. too many of our urban neighborhoods are plagued by poverty that persists from generation

mr. clinton: did you see how dark it was? david: in the club? mr. inton: i think it is likely that more people would have been killed. all i know is this -- we had a 10-year ban on assault weapons. that was passed when i was president. i signed it and we pushed hard for it. no small number of members of congress lost their jobs because they voted for that. and for what was then a comprehensive background check law. we had a 33-year low in the gun death rate and a 46-year low in total illegal deaths by gun homicide. in other words, it worked really well. and then, when it was allowed to expire, for a while we did not seem to have an uptick in crime. if you look at what happened with these big weapons at sandy hook and aurora, colorado, and most recently in orlando and san bernardino, it is pretty clear that if you're firing a lot of weapons -- a lot of ammunition in a short amount of time with a weapon that is designed only to kill, more people will die than if you are stuck with a pistol. if a guy had just had a pistol in that nightclub, i do not thi

mrs. clinton. >> that's right. that's why the white house and the clinton campaign feel it's sanderstant for senator to want to do the next step to have a feeling that he has some over how he does it. rather than being pushed aside. likely to embrace her, not sort of because he has to.ut he wants we do expect the president's endorsement to be forthcoming, we don't know exactly how quickly it will happen. lot of that may depend how this meeting has been going. >> margaret, it's interesting, you recall back in 2008 when president-elect obama had a meeting with mrs. clinton. that meeting i believe was at feinstein'se residence of washington dynamic, to try to smooth over some of feeling that took place during that campaign. is there any sense that the suggest thatn may mrs. clinton and senator sanders sit down and have a face to face deal with this? >> okay. we expect that to happen. timing.question of it did take at the time, senator aftern about four days that pivotal primary night for herself to beound ready to talk

mrs. clinton, mrs. clinton won fairly. let's move forward and make clear, we had to this convention unified. it appears that aerobic -- it appears there will continue to be fishers with the republicans. the formal advisor to paul ryan. joining us to talk about donald trump. ♪ john: we have dancing your -- -- great to see you. alex has been waiting to see you all day long. ryan.t talked about paul the speaker today was leaving the door wide open with rescinding his endorsement of donald trump. >> a lot of republican leaders are not terribly enthusiastic about the reboot of the trump campaign in the trump -- and the trump campaign. they are being rivers -- reserved. by how surprised restrained your hearing more republican leaders. is --do you think he >> not now. i take him at his word. he says it is not something i intend to do. i don't think it is something he is contemplating doing. he's going through what a lot of republican leaders are going through. they have endorsed trump and are planning to stick with trump. they ar

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mrs. clinton clinched the delegates she needed to be the nominee.he spoke to a crowd in brooklyn a few hours ago. >> the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party nominee. [ cheers and applause ] >> tonight, sanders is facing increasing pressure to concede, the new york times is reporting the sanders campaign plans to layoff half of his staff tomorrow, and in just the last hour, sanders spoke in santa monica, here is what he had to say. he is moving forward. >> when we began this campaign a little over a year ago, we were considered to be a fringe campaign. but over the last year, i think that has changed just a little bit. >> on the republican side, donald trump is celebrating the successful night, the silicone valley young republicans gathered to watch the results come in in san jose, tonight, in a rare move, the republican frontrunner spoke to a crowd in new york from a teleprompter. >> we close one chapter in history, and begin oog. our campaign received more primary votes than any gop campaign in history. no matter w

mrs. clinton. >> we kocan't solve our problem by counting on the politicians who created our problems. the clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves. they've made hundreds of millions of dollars selling access, selling favors, selling government contracts and i mean hundreds of millions of dollars. >> for senator sanders to speak in california trying to see where he is going with this campaign, there are reports that he is laying off many staff members, especially those in the field having do with the campaign. there is the setting or actually he's expected to speak there and they are not happy. those supporters were booing at one point when president obama, they got the word that the president talked with the senator earlier this evening so we will see what the senator says and if he is pulling back on his campaign, if he will concede or vow to continue which he has said in the past taking this to a contested convention because for him it's been more

mr. clinton: did you see how dark it was? david: in the club? mr. i think it is likely that more people would have been killed. all i know is this -- we had a 10 year ban on assault weapons. that w passed when i was president. i signed it and we pushed hard for it. no small number of members of congress lost their jobs because they voted for that. and for what was then a comprehensive background check law. we had a 33 year low in the gun death rate and a 46 year low in total illegal deaths by gun homicide. in other words, it worked really well. and then, when it was allowed to expire, for a while we did not seem to have an uptick in crime. if you look at what happened with these big weapons at sandy hook and aurora, colorado, and most recently in orlando and san bernardino, it is pretty clear that if you are firing a lot of weapons -- a lot of ammunition in a short amount of time with a weapon that is designed only to kill, more people will die than if you are stuck with a pistol. if a guy had just had a pistol in that nightclub i do not believes he

mr. clinton: i had a real interest in detroit and wanted to help.just got a lot of people together for two or three days, some of whom were physically located close to each other and some were out of town. they put their heads together and came up with this idea of how a second mortgage could be issued that would enable the homeowner to make the home habitable and that the repayment could be restructured in a way that would not cripple them financially. that is what we did. i think it will be the beginning of something that may well have application in other areas in the united states. and i hope so. we figured out how to basically close a gap in the fabric of our housing market. i wasat is really what trying to do when i set up my foundation 15 years ago. i just wanted to figure out how to solve problems better, faster, and at lower cost. i saw this other -- i saw this a lot. deal of a great difference between passing law and changing lives. you have to know how to do things and i think that the more complex and interdependent our society gets, the

mrs. clinton. it means that mrs. inton, cheryl mills and bryan pagliano who is the next person to be deposed in the case, engaged in a conspiracy to frustrate the operations of the state department. one of its required operations is the maintenance of records and transparency and the availability of these records under the freedom of information act. there is a statute that permits prosecutions when people conspire to frustrate the operations of the government. she only used a blackberry. she did not use a desktop. she only used a blackberry. her blackberry doesn't work on the 7th floor of the state department. for her to be email literal she had to have emails read aloud to her or leave the 7th floor. she feared the president, the rest of the state department and the public knowing what she was doing. martha: it sounds like cheryl mills' defense is we didn't walk about it. this is what mrs. clinton wanted so we didn't dig in. we didn't think about the fact that it should have been captured where it should have been s

mrs. clinton should define this role. sanders,n is that mr.re is a solid percentage of the democratic vote. unity,aking for party and as the victor in this election, she should embrace it. some types and offer of position. integrate them into the platform. host: are you talking about the platform? going to leave that alone. i think she will marginalize it and move forward. what i would like to see is something practical about this, because he has a lot of clout, thatt is foolish to think she can manage this on her own without, what, 40% of the democratic vote? : do you think you will see him speak at the convention in july? r: ultimately, i would like to see them embrace, if nothing else works, in terms of inclusiveness, and i think it is important for democratic party unity, and i will vote for mrs. clinton with my eyes open, and willingly. , andody has got to give you got my drift? host: got you. audrey, macon, georgia. caller: bernie sanders is not a democrat. he is telling kids they are going to get free college, unless they turn to 62 and

mrs. clinton's emails. all coming to a head and everything the administration is doing is giving the public the impression that mrs. clinton is getting political favors rather than being treated by anybody else as to whom the evidence of their guilt, the public known evidence of their guilt is overwhelming. deirdre: judge, let me ask you this this is just coming across. i will read it right from my email because "judicial watch" is asking the justice inspector general to investigate loretta lynch and this former president bill clinton meeting. "judicial watch," asking the former department of justice inspector general to investigate this about the attorney general. this is not going away. it ratcheted up. >> the public always has the impression that the clintons in general get away with things the rest of us that. even many democrats believe mrs. clinton will not be indicted despite the quantity of evidence, because her name is clinton. deirdre: i feel like why would she do had this? former president bill c

mrs. clinton.t is not true about donald trump, who is a very steady, even keeled person for those of us who know him, actually is true about mrs. clinton. she's got a -- >> it's an irony, isn't it. >> she's got a volatile temper. but what the left does so effectively, including mrs. clinton, is projection. so they accuse their opponents of what they themselves are guilty of. this book, look, everybody knows how deeply corrupt both clintons are. so that's already baked in the cake. people already know this about her. the problem for her with this book is that it reinforces this idea that you're going to get this all over again for another four years. >> abc, nbc, cbs, and all the mainstream media, they've been pressured to ignore it. and now they're going to do what they did to every other person that ever tells the truth about the clintons. smear, slander, besmirch. >> besmirch. they cannot ignore this. they cannot ignore this. look, you know what? >> they're going to try and assassinate his charac

mrs. clinton earlier today. clinton says she is looking forward to having "the good advice and counsel" of senator elizabeth warren. mrs. gotten said in an interview with bloomberg politics she plans to consult with senator warren and others about how to implement a wall street regulation plan. mrs. clinton also notes she has spoken with the massachusetts senator in the last few weeks. three people have been killed after a small plane crashed into a car in a parking lot near houston airport. the plane crashed shortly after 1:00 p.m. local time into that car that was parked at a hardware store near the airport. officials say they believe the people killed in the accident were on the plane known was in the parked car. on capitol hill, the house and senate were trying to resolve differences over fighting the zika forested the senate approved $1.1 billion to fight zika. the house has approved a little more than half that amount. dayal news 24 hours a powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 115 euros around the

mrs. clinton is saying. am going to ask you to do something that also will not come natural to you. just pretend like you are bernie sanders' chief advisor right now. what would you tell sanders to do today -- from sanders' point of view, not from hillary clinton's point of view, but from his own point of view? harold: to begin to draft a speech to talk about the importance of income inequality. how to raise these issues. and tell you believe the democratic party is at the center and the core of resolving these issues. you had your battle with mrs. clinton. mrs. clinton won fairly in this race. you look forward to working with her. i would cite two or three instances in which you worked with her in the senate that are very important not only to the party, but to the country. let's move forward. make clear that we had into this convention unified. it appears there is going to continue to be fissures with the republicans. what we need to do is not only enter the convention unified, but leave it equal unified,

mrs. clinton. julie, is it a good move for mrs. clinton to ignore sanders and the california primary which seems to be getting closer and closer with every tick of the clock and go for donald's throat? >> she'll 100% be able to be the nominee. so of course it's smart for her. bernie sanders is done and she needs to move. judge napolitano: we happen to have erin bilbray who is a bernie sanders delegate. are there any other superdelegates for bernie? >> there is a few of us. it's lonely being a superdelegate at the democratic party anyway. judge napolitano: give me a blueprints of how bernie can stay relevant or poised to upset her in philadelphia. what has to happen in the next two or three weeks for him to go to philadelphia hopeful? >> we are going to philadelphia without a doubt. i think senator sanders will do very well in california. the polls have him down by 2 points. these polls are not effective with millennials who don't have lands lines and communicate by cell phones. we want to make sure senator and materials voice is hea

mrs. clinton's. look for the president to stump in places with high concentrations of latinos like florida and colorado. among voters under 35, six in ten see mrs. clinton unfavorably, reversed for president obama and among independents, both are under water, but three-quarters of them view mrs. clinton unfavorably. one other group, college graduates who approve of mr. obama, 52-46, but who disapprove of mrs. clinton, 61-37. >> interesting numbers, james, among which groups could the president actually be a bit of a liability on the campaign trail? >> well the big trouble spot there is white vote who are see both of the leading democrats negatively. mr. obama's deficit is 15 points higher than the 57% who disapprove of mrs. clinton. >> it's the view of the president that his participation in the campaign on the campaign trail, is essential to a positive outcome for the democratic party? >> i haven't heard him describe it that way. i think the president's thinking is, is that when considering who shou

mrs. clinton continues to cascade on her. hasn't had a breath of fresh air or good news from the legal side since the secret server was discovered. we learned interesting things yesterday. mrs. clinton in the four years she was secretary of state only used her blackberry. she did not use a laptop. she did not ice a desktop. didn't use a tablet. only used blackberry wherever it was? guess where blackberries are disabled by order of i.t. people on 7th floor of the state department. where was her office? on 7th floor of the state department. harris: doesn't make any sense. >> secretary of state of the united states in charge of diplomatic affairs around the globe, when she was to communicate directly with officers, leave her office, sure rounded by cordon of guards and aides and go down the corridor to respond to emails that absurd. harris: that is nonsensical. >> because she refused to use, they asked her several times a government issued blackberry. because she knew that would be subject to the freedom of information act. harr

mrs. clinton? judith miller is a pool of supplies winning investigative reporter and author, count thomas a syndicated columnist, both are fox news contributors. good to have you the two of you on together again . >> like old times. jon: like yes it is. judy, it's a different campaign told from hillary clinton. will it work? >> at least she's alive. he's countering doll props on the presence on broadcast media and the newspapers. he's finally figured out that if people are talking about you, they're not going to like you anymore so yes, he's being more assertive. she's actually calling in to broadcast networks and cable news stations. she's given to very strong speeches and she's honing in on what i think is going to be her main campaign theme which is donald trump is temperamentally unsuited for the presidency, he is dangerous so it will be crooked hillary versus dangerous donald. let's see who wins that one. jon: it's going to be interesting. i found it a little disconcerting to listen to her cal

mrs. clinton is saying.'m going to ask you to put in like you are the chief advisers to bernie sanders right now. what would you tell him to do? harold: to begin to draft a about incomelk inequality and how you have had your battle with mrs. clinton and mrs. clinton won fairly and you look forward to working with her. i would cite two or three instances where you worked with her in the sentence -- in the senate and let's move forward and make clear we are heading to this convention unified. it appears there will continue to be fishers with the republicans. we need to leave it even stronger. davis, great man, harold ford, adequate man. you are both fantastic. love having you on the show. more from we'll have our bloomberg politics national poll. you are watching in washington dc, you can listen to us on the radio radio. we will be right back. ♪ mark: joining us to talk more about our bloomberg top politics national poll as our colleague, john mccormick who has dug through the numbers. you can read his stories

mrs. clinton's. look for the president to stump in places with high concentrations of latinos like florida and colorado. among voters under 35, six in ten see mrs. clinton unfavorably, reversed for president obama and among independents, both are under water, but three-quarters of them view mrs. clinton unfavorably. one other group, college graduates who approve of mr. obama, 52-46, but who disapprove of mrs. clinton, 61-37. >> interesting numbers, james, among which groups could the president actually be a bit of a liability on the campaign trail? >> well the big trouble spot there is white vote who are see both of the leading democrats negatively. mr. obama's deficit is 15 points higher than the 57% who disapprove of mrs. clinton. >> it's the view of the president that his participation in the campaign on the campaign trail, is essential to a positive outcome for the democratic party? >> i haven't heard him describe it that way. i think the president's thinking is, is that when considering who shou

john trump spent a good deal of : his speech talking about hillary clinton as secretary of state. mr, before hillary clinton was in, it was a different world. was cooperating. iraq was seeing a reduction in violence, believe it or not. syria was under control, iran was being choked by sanctions, egypt was governed by a friendly regime that honored its peace treaty with israel. something very nice, because by the way, israel has totally been mistreated by the united states. isis wasn't even on the map. fast-forward to 2013. in just four years, secretary clinton managed to almost single-handedly destabilize the entire middle east. john: ok, so there is no doubt, and we have noted all along, the donald trump would go after hillary clinton for her foreign policy and try to link her to the obama administration's record. that was pretty sweeping, and you mentioned factual exaggerations earlier in the show. is that just standard political rhetoric? mark: i don't think any of it is substandard, but it does, i think weaken his case when he is , that broad and sweeping. the problem with that s

mrs. clinton got it wrong. >> mr. trump says he's the king of debt. and as all the major economists have said, if you double down on defaulting on your debt, you know, the united states is not a corporation. it's a major -- the number one economy in the world. if we start defaulting on our debt, we're going to create a major, major collapse all around the world. that's simply not a responsible thing for donald trump to be saying. >> are you concerned, though, that there's been this anti-establishment populist wave, both there and here in our country? we see it with the support for donald trump, we see it for that massive support from senator bernie sanders, you know, who's staying in, even though the math is against him with the delegate count. are you concerned going forward that that populist support could coalesce? >> i think bernie sanders is fighting for the middle class, and they share many of the same values. i think that as we go forward, the voters will see this in the united states. obviously our situation here with the recovering economy si

hillary clinton has backtracked on that. in the second segment with mr. trump we are going to deal with hillary clinton i want to keep it on the orlando terror attack now. in your speech today in new hampshire, you made a lot of reference to your policy of not allowing muslims in here, okay, on a temporary basis. >> temporary until we find out what's going on. >> who they are. >> and what they have in mind. >> okay. but there really isn't any linkage that i can find or the fbi can find between refugees, so-called refugees, all right, women and children, primarily, coming here and violence. >> so what are you asking? >> why do you think this is a centerpiece in anti--terror fighting if there really isn't any linkage in those kinds of folks coming over? >> well, i don't think you know that linkage yet? what's going to happen two years from now? what's going to happen 10 years from now. what's going to happen 5 years from now. look at the boston bombers. they were already here. their family came here and they weren't radical when they were 6, 7 years old and

mrs. clinton would be way ahead by now. but a second poll this one from california shows the democratic front-runner facing the threat of a bernie sanders win in california next tuesday. not the kind of headline you would want at the end of a primary race. and one of the possible reasons we today heard the president sounding like this. >> the republican nominee for president has already said he'd dismantle all these rules that we passed. that is crazy. have we really forgotten what just happened eight years ago.

mrs. clinton says, that's my game, too. but he's allowed all these distractions.the muslim ban, which i don't support, the public does. in fact, that support is up. so i think this is going to play out for a long time. >> all right, thanks, bill. we have to take one more break. >>> when we come back, hits and misses of the week. 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. ♪ ♪ >>> time now for our hits and misses of the week. kim, first to >>> time now for our hits and misses of the week. kim, first to you. >> a hit to the house oversight committee for this week voting to sensor john koskanen. instead, he spent two and a half years stone walling congressional investigations and making excuses for the irs. this is finally about trying to hold somebody accountable. it's a good first step and maybe next up impeachment. >> james. >> this is a hit to president george h.w. bush for being a class act, a letter that he wrote and left in

mrs. clinton. mrs. clinton won fairly in this race. you look forward to working with her.ite two or three instances in which you worked with her in the senate that are very important not only to the party, but to the country. let's move forward. make clear that we had into this convention unified. it appears there is going to continue to be fissures with the republicans. what we need to do is not only enter the convention unified, but leave it equal unified, if not even stronger. john: next up, we have alex conant, the former communications director for marco rubio's campaign. the one and only the one and only dan senor, the formal advisor to paul ryan and so many other things. they will join us to talk about donald trump and a lot of other stuff right after this word from our sponsors. ♪ ♪ john: right here with us in studio, we have dan senor, formal advisor to speaker paul ryan and a lot of other things. and alex conant the communications director for marco's campaign. it is great to see you two. alex has been waiting to see you all day. alex w.: i needed another alex as

mrs. clinton. what we learned from a high-level state department employee that we deposed the week before, we learned that the reason mrs. clinton didn't have a blackberry is because she didn't ask for one. no other state department employee had to ask for a blackberry, the rules were different for her. deirdre: okay, also learnid and heard your point, michael that hillary clinton had an office set up across the hall from her own office where she used her nonsecure blackberry outside of a secure zone. what does that information say? >> what that says is that mrs. clinton went out of her way to conduct official government business on her personal blackberry. the state department was willing to set up a computer on her desk so she could access her e-mail while she was in her office. she decided, for whatever reason, we were told it was because she didn't know how to use computer systems, that she wanted to use her blackberry. so she had to get up off her chair, from her desk and go to another office

mrs. clinton's deputy chief of protocol. and only a handful of his e-mails were released by the state department and he's considered to be the link or point person between the clinton foundation and the mrs. clinton. >> thank you. >>> another alert to tell you about the cincinnati zoo controversy. the mother of the boy who fell into the gorilla enclosure resulting in the killing will not have charges against her. >> we've concluded that no charges will be filed against the mother of the 3-year-old who fell on may 28th on the gorilla mein kampfment. >> the county prosecutor joins us now. joe, it didn't rise to the level of child endangerment in the police officer's mind and in your mind. is that what happened? >> well, the only law that would apply would be child endangering and it's a reckless standard where there's a known risk and the mother disregarded it and the child was harmed because it. this was a 3-year-old boy and the mother was watching three other children at the time and he crawled through the fence and right thr

mrs. clinton's testimony directly. more context, cheryl millers r mills, mrs. clinton's chief of staff, testified a few weeks ago and she claimed attorney-client privilege for mrs. clinton, that was the privilege, over her conversations with bryan pagliano. sought judge must be getting pretty frustrated after seeing all of this. >> so what you've got is a witness on the stand in the civil deposition, cheryl mills, who's been with hillary for years and years or some people call her the pitbull. she's claim not only does she have attorney-client with hillary but she has attorney-client with bryan pagliano. so it makes sense the judge is getting frustrated with all the dances they're doing. but what did pagliano, the guy who set up the server, give the department of justice that made it worthwhile for them to issue an immunity, whether it's transactional use? >> we don't know. we don't know how broad the immunity is, whether there's any immunity at all. that's why it's important for the testimony to take place. the judge may constrain his ability to assert the fift

and trump and clinton did. mr.rump: i have traveled to many of our states and seen the suffering in people's eyes. i visited communities in new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, connecticut, indiana, and ohio whose manufacturing jobs -- literally, these jobs have virtually disappeared. it is an embarrassment to our country, and it is horrible. mrs. clinton: i have learned a lot about you. i have learned about those persistent problems and the unfinished problems of america that you are living with. so many of you feel like you are out there on your own. that no one has your back. well, i do. john: so, they're both basically making a pitch -- we haven't heard that much from trump in a long time making that -- both making a pitch for what has been talked about as the forgotten middle class. who do think delivers that pitch better and can carry that forward better? mark: trump is new to it. hillary clinton has spent decades in public life talking about children, families, trying to help people. her detractors who do not

mrs. clinton. found both presidential candidates less honest than most politicians. 46% say mrs. inton, 45% say mr. trump. the obama administration improving the eating habits of americans. the fda issued sweeping salt reduction goals for everything from french fries to granola, putting pressure on food manufactures and restaurants to cut back on sodium in processed foods. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. scarlet: "what'd you miss?" ine signs of stabilization brazil's economy. gdp contracted by only three tens of 1%, less than forecast. business confidence is starting to recover as acting president take steps to put the economy back on track. you have described brazil's economy as taking on the characteristics of an economic depression. why is that still your call? has been one of the longest, deepest recessions in living memory in brazil. it is already a quarters long. this started to and half years ago. we have seen a contraction of 9% gdp, deeper than what we have the in the last deca

mrs. clinton i went to yale law school. what we learned is the law is not a brooding omni presence in the sky. the law is what the junes say it is. they are as biased as anyone else. they are biased. i think it' incredible that a judge in la raza is appointed to be in charge of this case. i don't know why trump's lawyers haven't moved to have him taken off this case. judge's personal opinions control everything. there was no law for roe versus wade. it was the bias of the people on the court. it's scary to think of what mrs. clinton would do on the court if she was appointed. deirdre: what do you think of fellow republicans saying donald trump is wrong and some saying he should apologize? >> i think that person is mistaken. i'm sure he or she is a fine human being. but clearly doesn't know much about how judges make law. they make law based largely on what they had for breakfast that day and the looks of counsel and their personal philosophy. lawyers are not immune from beinbeing biased and neither are judges. deirdre: one

mrs. clinton is saying.ng to ask you to put in like you are the chief advisers to bernie sanders right now. what would you tell him to do? from his own point of view? harold: to begin to draft a speech and talk about income inequality and how you raise these issues and how you resolve these issues. you had your battle with mrs. clinton and she won fairly a look forward to working with her. i would cite two or three instances where you worked with her in the senate and let's move forward and make clear we are heading to this convention unified. it appears there will continue to be fishers with the republicans. what we need to do is not only entered the convention unified but leave it even stronger. john: fred davis, great man, harold ford, adequate man. [laughter] john: you are both fantastic. we love having you on the show. coming up, we will have more from our bloomberg politics national poll. if you are watching in washington dc, you can listen to us on the radio radio. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ mark: joi

clinton's policies. on tuesday, he posted his short video on instagram. mr. trump: hillary clinton is right about one thing, i understand that and how to handle it. i have made a fortune with debt. but that for this country is a disaster and obama has piled it on and she has been there watching. juan: while hillary clinton is attacking donald trump over his economic policies, there is also a simmering debate within the democratic party over the party's own platform. last week in an address to supporters democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders told supporters he planned to go to the democratic convention next month in philadelphia to push the party in a more progressive direction. mr. sanders: i look for to working with secretary clinton to transform the democratic party. so that it becomes a party of working people and young people and not just wealthy campaign contributors. a party that has the guts to take on wall street, the pharmasset ogle industry, the fossil feel industry, and the other powerful special interest that dominate so much of our poli

mrs. clinton's campaign. >> former president clinton who usually has a good perception just having the conversationdoes them no good. so what's the point?! >> reporter: republicans have called for a special prosecutor to lead the investigation into mrs. clinton's email scandal including during lunch's confirmation hearing. lynch says it's being handled by career investigators and will be fair. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> still ahead, a bay area woman and the nation's oldest park ranger attacked by a robber. the treasured item that was taken. two dogs put down by mistake what happened. >> good afternoon from the kpix 5 weather center. it's the last day of june. and we certainly have a little "june gloom"! we'll talk about the burnoff and your holiday forecast coming up. sident obama.. is recovering after being ,,,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hos

mrs. clinton: go figure. and over the years, he intentionally ran up huge amounts of debt on his companies and then defaulted. he bankrupted his companies not once, not twice, but four times. hundreds of people lost their jobs. shareholders are wiped out. contractors, many of them small businesses, took heavy losses. many went bust. but donald trump? he came out fine. amy: describing donald trump as the king of debt hillary clinton , warned a trump presidency would cause an economic catastrophe. trump is scheduled to give a major speech today, resizing clinton's p policies. on tuesdsday, he posted his shot video on instagram. mr. trump: hillary clinton i is right about onone thing, i understand that anand how to handle it. i have made a fortunune with de. butt that for this country is a disaster and obama has piled it on and she has been there watching. juanan: while hillary clinton is attacking donald trump over his economic policies, there is also a simmering debate within the democratic party over the part

mrs. clinton that she's a leader is completely wrong. >> mrs. clinton is trying to unbook you. touch you. george stephanopoulos. >> no. when people come out like retired secret service association said i never had access. ask george stephanopoulos, i was friends with his assistants. everybody knows who i am. >> gary burn, we all know who you are. gary byrne wrote the book, called "crisis of character" if you want to pick it up with. >> heather has more breaking news. >>> this involves the orlando attack. new information coming in this morning. could the orlando attack have had fewer victims? there is new report out today that claims that some of the victims inside the pulse nightclub may have been blocked from escaping that club because allegedly there was a soda machine blocking that exit. the fire department, though, says that's not true. they say an inspector simply found a broken lightbulb on the door and then wrote down the wrong code and that the machine did not block the exit, but we'll look into that story further. >>> well, cover your screen right now because this vide

astonishing. >> in a moment, a bizarre situation, apparently bill clinton met with the attorney general, loretta lynch in an airplane some place and mrsnch, of course, is investigating hillary clinton. so we're going to have that monica crowley and eboni williams. then miller on a very bizarre situation. another bizarre situation involving self-help guru tony robbins. the factor is coming right back. options with my doctor, who recommended once-daily toujeo®. now i'm on the path to better blood sugar control. toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly, providing consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours, proven full 24-hour blood sugar control, and significant a1c reduction. and along with toujeo®, i'm eating better and moving more. toujeo® is a long-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. allergic reaction may occur and may be life threatening. don't reuse needl

mrs. clinton like her e-mail scandal and immigration. all part of a strategy to reboot trump's campaign and reset the narrative. and as trump gets ready to counter punch, hillary clinton will meet behind closed doors with house democrats. we're following all of with this the team of political reporters. let's begin with sara murray, where trump is expected to speak next hour. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. well, there is no doubt donald trump is coming off of a rough couple of days. he fired his campaign manager, corey lewandowski, posting some fundraising numbers far lower than we would expect to see from the republican nominee, but today, he is looking to change all of that and put the focus on hillary clinton. >> so many of the things she said were out right lies. >> aiming to put hillary clinton on defense. >> she is crooked hillary. let's face it. she is crooked hillary. always has been, and nothing will change. >> reporter: the presumptive gop nominee, preparing to deliver a speech in new york city today. targeting

mrs. clinton made a surprise to the congregation in oakland. she spoke about helping young people in city's like oakland find meaningful work. >> i want us to be able to eliminate what is called the cradle to prison pipeline and substitute the cradle to career or college pop line for our young people. >> this evening bill clinton will be here at a fund-raiser at the home behind me, and tomorrow hillary clinton heads to los angeles for a number of appearances, including a concert featuring an all-star cast here, christina aguilera, and john legend and stevie wonder. >> chuck, thanks very much. bill clinton planning a campaign blitz tomorrow, a total of five get out the vote events, and he will be in hayward for starters and then oakland, antioch and richmond and ends up in san francisco. bernie sanders focusing his campaign efforts in san diego. hundreds of people gathered outside the stadium for a free concert and rally, and pwrberni sanders has known to draw people to his rally, and comedian george lopez there. sanders showing no signs of givi

mrs. clinton to get and that elizabeth warren may be too far to the left for them. is it more in mrs. interest to go after centrists independents and disaffected republicans or to try to get the supporters of bernie sanders, some of which may not come to her anyway. >> there's value in both argument, she's conversant on a wide variety of issues, having worked for her, i can say that with my bias noted. but that noted -- >> bias good or bad. >> bias good in support of her. >> go ahead. >> someone like a tim kaine, from virginia, if there's concern about elizabeth warren being too far to the left, think tim kaine is someone who has executive credibility having been a former governor, probably considered more moderate. but look, i think hillary clinton is not the -- not so far to the right as people sometimes like to label her. she's actually very progressive. i don't think that she is so starkly different from elizabeth warren in certain respects, but if you're looking for someone who's moderate and comes from an important state from virginia, tim kaine is your person. >> recent polling

mrs. clinton, i came to a conclusion it was true. and things i saw, the first lady the way she acted and treated people, her staff, secret service, she -- to me is not somebody who is a leader. she very close to becoming president of the united states, and she is under investigation by fbi. like we moved in to a separate world, it is incredible, i do not understand how people could support her. lou: gary byrne thank you, we recommend "crisis of character " >> thank you, have a good night. reporter: breaking news, senate has just began final vote on a puerto rico bailout bill. there are now another votes for the bill to pass, go to president obama. just two days before the island is expected to fault on ay can debt payment, white house said that president will, sign it it is a bailout for puerto rico, it $70 billion of debt. be sure to vote in tonight's poll, our question, secretary of station kerry said that the attacks in turkey are a sign of desperation? -- cast your vote on lou dobbs . >> roll the video. there it is watch the dram

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mrs. clinton.the aflcio has more than 12 million members. >>> you may be able to scratch one name off mrs. clinton's short list for vice president. new jersey senator cory booker told andrea mitchel he is not being vetted by the clinton campaign for the vp job. >>> bernie sanders could reveal his future plans tonight. he will address supporters in a live online video message at 8:30 p.m. sanders has vowed to stay in the race until the convention. >>> and presumptive republican nominee donald trump is in texas tonight. he will hold a campaign rally at a ball room in dallas. trump is expected to host a fundraiser in the dallas area. >>> philadelphia city council officially condemned trump today. they passed a resolution saying trump had expressed racist, sexist, xenophobic and anti-american values. she slammed trump for what she called his hate speech. three republican council members voted against the resolution. >>> next on nbc10 news at 6:00, a pot proposal to save atlantic city. why one lawmaker

mrs. clinton, and mrs. clinton herself was in the bay area spending much of her day here. she spoke to community leaders gathered in vallejo and headed to sacramento. she began her day surprising the congregation at the church in oakland, comparing the city to the golden state warriors a. group of people working together, setting goals. she zeroed in on changes she is proposing, including fighting the nra. >> we have to take on the gun lobby, and we have to stand up and say, no, we are going to close the online loophole and close what is calls the charleston loop. >> spoke to the congratulations about 15 minutes. the loophole she spoke about is what allows people to take a gun in three days even if not approved yet. >>> chuck, thank you so much. bernie sanders today focusing his campaign efforts in san diego, and that's going on right now. we'll take a live look at the bernie sanders rally. we had it for a second -- now it's back. hundreds of people gathering for a free concert and rally. sanders has been thrown to draw celebrities to his rallies. today's event is no diffe

mrs. clinton. i think the country would like to be reassured by mrs. n who is the front-runner for the presidency. >> this issue will not go away. >> i'm afraid not. >> good to see you. >> out front next, the wife of a former navy s.e.a.l. killed in the benghazi attack speaks out for the first time about who is to blame. ...but easier, like taking a left where you usually go right... ...and if finding that paint... ...made you beam with pride... ...is it still paint? benjamin moore. paint like no other. and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. doctors have been prescribing humira for over 13 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver