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alisyn? >> joe, thanks for all of that. voting in parts of kentucky now under way. the polls in the eastern portion of the state are already open, and cnn's brin gingrass is live in louisville with the latest. how's it looking there? brin? >> reporter: chris said it, joe said it. bernie sanders has been on a bit of a streak and hillary clinton putting a lot of focus here in kentucky, making 11 campaign stops and really wanting to win this state tonight where 55 delegates are at stake. behind me the second doors opened up. a lot of voters coming in. about a dozen or so lining up ready to cast their ballots, and 2,600 registered democrats, registered here at this particular polling location, and we've talked to the supervisor here who says, yes, they usually see high turnout, and if history tells anything, they've had high turnout in past years. in 2008, when hillary clinton faced barack obama half of the state's registered democrats actually came out to vote. they are certainly expecting some

>> reporter: alisyn, a u.s.ial telling cnn's pentagon correspondent barbara starr that an american service member was killed in action about 20 miles north of the city of mosul and that this person was an adviser to the kurdish peshmerga forces but back from the front line, as standard practice dictates. now, it says that the enemy broke through the front lines of the peshmerga and that is how the u.s. service member was killed in the resulting firefight. the u.s. came in with f-15 fighter jets and drones and dropped more than 20 bombs. at the same time, we are hearing from iraqi security forces in the area north of mosul that early hours this morning isis launched an offensive, an attack on their front lines, in a town in that area using several suicide bombers, and that coalition air power came in to provide support for them, and that clashes are ongoing. we are now trying to confirm whether these are the same incidents that we're talking about, and this is how that service member was killed, but this is the l

>> good morning, alisyn. big wins for donald trump and also bernie sanders won as well. look at trump's margin here. nearly 17 points. he beat ted cruz. cruz out. donald trump now will be the presumptive nominee. on the democratic side, bernie sanders won by about five points in this race. the clinton campaign, very eager to point out hillary clinton only campaigned in indiana one day over the last week. what does this mean in terms of delegates? well, bernie sanders won more, 33 to hillary clinton 48, but netted enough delegates, not enough to chip into hillary clinton's huge delegate lead. on the republican side a clean sweep for donald trump winning at least 51 of the delegates pnd ted cruz and john kasich with zero. this brings donald trump number to 1,053. getting ever closer to the number he needs to clinch the nomination. remember, ted cruz is out. only remaining challenger, john kasich actually running fourth in a two-man race. we don't have marco rubio. he would be right here ahead of john kasich in

alisyn? >> good reminder, jennifer, about rip currents, because it does look beautiful, starting to be beautiful where you are. thanks so much for all of has. >>> so where is tropical depression bonnie headed next? we get to meteorologist chad myers for a look at your memorial day forecast. >>> moving up into north carolina and eventually new york city, not with the center of circulation but we'll see rainfall into new york all day today. not a picnic kind of day, but bonnie down near charleston and myrt myrtle beach and eventually raleigh, spreading rainfall and rip currents that onshore wind pushes water to the shore and all of a sudden that water la to go back offshore. that's the weather that can push you offshore, if you're caught in those currents. here's what the future radar looks like. bad news, philly, d.c., it city up to providence seeing heavy rainfall today and maybe hoping for better weather for a picnic but maybe it needs to be under the shelter. see if it's not too laid to res

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wasn't as prescient and alisyn. would be the last, going all the way back to john mccain and what i've slowly come to realize, none of it matters. he is the anti-establishment, chris, as you put it, and that's what the constituency is looking for. whether that's a majority, we're still to find out. >> so michael, enter third-party candidate. okay? so with the high unfavorables of both of the front runners. >> yes. >> at the moment. you know, the american public says they are open to a third-party candidate. just had on former massachusetts governor bill weld who is running for the vice presidential slot of the libertarian party and he talked about his motivation for getting in. listen to this. >> the american people have woken up to the fact that neither major party has the mix of policy positions that a lot of people between 40 and 50%, even, entertain. and that's fiscally and economically conservative, i.e., responsible, but socially inclusive and tolerant. that's neither party. >> do you buy that? >> yes, i do bu

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alisyn? >> okay, joe, thank you very much for that. >>> we do have breaking news to bring you right now, because there you are in questions about what may have brought down egyptair flight 804. forensic officials in egypt examining human remains for clues, and the search for the black boxes is intensifying. cnn's nic robertson is live in alexandria, egypt with all the breaking details. what have you learned, nic? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. forensic officials in cairo are sifting through what they say are 15 bags of human remains that have been brought and recovered from the debris field. they're trying to piece together those items. they say that all of the pieces that have been recovered so far are small. of course, the absolutely critical question is what can they learn from these forensic tests that they're doing that can tell everyone about what happened onboard that aircraft? and right now, they are saying that it is too soon to say whether the plane was brought down by an explos

let me finish, alisyn.n. >> i'm waiting for the answer, what the scenario would be. go ahead. >> this is a possibility. you can see what tactics have been used by the european central bank and other central banks around the world in dealing with these crises when countries move into those circumstances. i don't think we'll get there, mr. trump doesn't think we'll get there, he's explaining that is a technique that is possible if things get that bad. and i don't think we're going to get there. he doesn't think we're going to get there. so this is where we are. >> spell out that circumstance for us. what is that snare jcenariscena? >> not hyperinflation. the demon under the bed has always been inflation. this is one of the things we've had the fed fight for and suppress. so that's the monetary policy that's likely to be in place, but i think what the circumstances are if we continue to spend, you know, outrageously and continue to move our debt out past our good p gdp, the de services becomes a real issue. th

alisyn? >> thanks so much for that, john. >>> donald trump easily winning in nebraska and west virginia, but the political spotlight remains focused on tomorrow's meeting between trump and house speaker paul ryan, and what trump's former rivals are now saying about him. cnn is live in washington with the latest. hi, sunland. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. an important morning for donald trump. e presumptive nominee with a small group of support on capitol hill. as he's working to unify the party around him he's preparing to make a very direct face to face to republican leaders on capitol hill. days before their big meeting, donald trump softening his tone and sounding more conciliatory about house speaker paul ryan's role as the republican national convention. >> he's a very good man. he wants what's good for the party and i think we're going to have very positive results and would love, frankly, for him to stay and be chairman. >> reporter: responding to ryan's comment he would step down

now, alisyn, we're in the final stretch.the 11th hour of the nomination process and it seems like, at least when it comes to writing checks, bernie supporters are saying, there's no way for him to get there. >> hmm. michael, i want to ask you about something happening this morning. hillary clinton is jumping in her xaso-called scooby van, not sow solve spooky mysteries but tour through appalachia, through west virginia and kentucky and ohio. she's going to talk about her economic policies and how to improve life there. there was a moment during a cnn town hall back in march where she talked about the demise of the coal industry. this is coal country where she's going. tell me if this will come back to haunt her. watch this. >> i'm the only candidate which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean, renewable, in as the key into coal country. because we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> so what about -- is that a message of sort of reality that they need to hear?

>> reporter: alisyn, right., that it was emotional is understating it. we spoke to people who said they cried they waumpd ttched the president's word. he could have said almost anything, just an acknowledgement is something the japanese waited for a long time. he spoke of responsibility, of mistakes but it wasn't the usual speech we might hear involving policy or politics. the white house didn't feel that was appropriate, just as they didn't feel an apology was appropriate. and so the president broadened this out just about as broadly as you could make it. he spoke to the nature of humanity itself. >> we have a shared responsibility to look directly into the eye of history, and ask what we must do differently to curb such suffering again, but the memory of the morning of auk 6, 1945 must never fade. that memory allows us to fight complacency. >> reporter: some japanese people are giving out origami birds. another extremely emotional moment was, when you see the front row there. hiroshima survivors. the president

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alisyn? >> joe, thank you very much.y expected to reveal details about the veterans fund-raiser held back in january an also internal documents from trump university will be unsealed in a few hours. cnn's sara murray with more on what we can expect today. hi, sara. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. it a day of transparency for donald trump, some by choice and some under order of the court. now, donald trump is planning to set the record straight in a press conference today at trump tower about just what happened with that event he had to raise money for the veterans back when he skipped that fox news debate just ahead of the iowa caucuses. at the time he said he raised about $6 million. cnn confirmed around $4 million and dogged by press scrutiny about exactly how much he has raised and where that money is going. he plans to clear that all up in this press conference today. now, his other brush with transparency today will be a little trickier. this is a judge who's overseeing the trump university fraud case who has ord

good morning, joe. >> good morning, alisyn.leaving it up to the clinton campaign to respond, and hillary clinton actually did respond overnight to the latest development in the e-mail controversy since she got into the race, sticking to one of the messaged themes she has used before on the issue, after that scathing new inspector general's report saying she broke the rules while she was secretary of state, that she should have surrendered all government related e-mails when she left office. listen. >> just like previous secretaries of states, i used a personal e-mail. many people did. it was not at all unprecedented. i have turned over all of my e-mails. no one else can say that. i have been incredibly open about doing that. i will continue to be open. and it's not an issue that is going to affect either the campaign or my presidency. >> that i.g. audit pointed to system-wide weaknesses and record keeping at the state department that spanned other administrations, a report also critical of former secretary of state colin powell

alisyn camerota joins us. >> good morning, alison.t the may day protests in seattle. protesters throwing rocks molotov cocktails at police. >>> and one day to go before the primary in indiana. donald trump says if he wins there, the gop race is over. republican frontrunner joins us live at 7:30 eastern. >>> also, a panel of women voters on hand all morning. what do they think about the candidate's rhetoric about female voters? we will ask them, alison. >> really good stuff. i can't wait to hear the trump interview. always exciting. >> thanks. >>> so does your starbucks drink has too much ice and not enough drink? why one chicago customer is taking on the coffee giant. we will have an early start on your money next. i'm terrible at golf. he is. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time t

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alisyn, we're going to keep monitoring information.es and the greek authorities, but no word about what is going on with the actual search. >> okay, chris, and as you know and as we've been talking about, the disappearance of egyptair flight 804 is not the first tragic incident for the airline. boris sanchez joins us with their history. >> as you said, this isn't the first incident they've had to deal with. it is known for a series of hijackings, having been attacked a full eight times in november of 1985, egyptair flight 684 from athens to cairo was taken by terrorists. the plane was forced to land in multa, where they began shooting passengers every 15 minutes until their demands were met. commandos then resulted in the deaths of 54 more passengers in what became one of the bloodiest hijackings in history. in 1999, egyptair crashed into the atlantic, some 60 miles sought of nantucket. they found that the co-pilot deliberately flew into the sea. the motive was never officially determined. this year, 181 from alexandria to cairo, a man

nick. >> reporter: hi, alisyn.e on this island, crete here, to any and all allies that want to assist in the recovery effort and debris search out in the mediterranean. this a large military air base they have here. they're making it available. they're right now running two c 130 transport aircraft over flying the area out there in the mediterranean, about 100 miles or so away from this island. they're over flying, looking for the debrees. you have the british with a naval basis based in cypress, not too far from here. the united states has a p-3, surveillance aircraft helping in the search. the greeks also have a surveillance aircraft in the skies. the greeks as well have two helicopters on stand by. the next large island along from this one, they're on stand by waiting to get involved in the recovery effort, and italy and sipe preside cypress too. the seas, you can hear them slapping up against the shore. the waves are getting bigger, the clouds are coming in. there is a small storm front coming. the conditions f

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alisyn camerota joins us live. >> good morning. great to see you. good morning.linton and the democratic party. he calls clinton quote the lesser of two evils compared to donald trump. he is backing the opponent of dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz. a new poll shows clinton and donald trump extremely tight. tighter than predicted weeks ago. and the suspected vp pick. trump is meeting today with tennessee senator bob corker. >>> we are following the search for the black boxes on egyptair flight 804. we have president obama making history overnight in vietnam. a lot to get to when we see you. >> see you soon. >>> thank you. it was a night of music, honors and touching tribute at the billboard music awards. ♪ >> look at that outfit. >> all right. britney spears. the recipient of the millennium award. kicking off the show with that medley of hits. ♪ is it too late to say i'm sorry because i'm missing more than just your body ♪ >> two hits including top male artist. ♪ going break you >> rihanna showed off her vocal range. and adele won the night's biggest award for t

. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to "new day.", may 26th. alisyn and i are joined by anacabrera. >> up first, the inspector general report claims hillary clinton did violate e-mail rules. clinton defends her time as secretary of state and the server use. donald trump says she is as crooked as they come. president obama was asked about this at g7 summit. >> trump went on late night. on jimmy kimmel's show. he said he would be willing to debate bernie sanders for charity. and now trump firing a top aide who just came on board. we have the 2016 race covered only the way cnn can with joe johns in >>> good morning. hillary clinton responding to the e-mail controversy that has dogged her campaign since she got in the race. the inspector general's report that says she broke the rules while she was secretary of state, that she should have surrounded all government related e-mails when she left office. the message from hillary clinton was consistent with what she's been saying over the last month or two dismissing this report. >> just like

my friend alisyn, does anybody know the answer? >> super friend. i like that.. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton says she's hearing from a lot of republicans who want to help her campaign. clinton blasting trump for being "reckless" on forring policy, and cleeless about how government operates. this as trump ramps up attacks on bill clinton saying the former president is "the worst abuser of women in political history." so we will talk to a panel of independent voters about all of this. the trump/clinton fight and gop revolt, standing by throughout our show. great to have you guys here. >>> we have this 2016 race covered the way only cnn can. we begin with phil mattingly. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump spent the last 11 mo

alisyn camerota joins us. >> great to see you.hieved unity yet. house speaker paul ryan telling cnn he is not ready to support trump. we will break down how republicans are reacting to this divide in their party. >>> meanwhile, the fbi interviewing top hillary aides for the investigation into her e-mails. what have they found? we will explore that and have a live report on the devastating wildfires in western canada. just incredible scene. we will tell you what is happening and if firefighters are getting their arms around it. see you in 11 minutes. >> feel for the people in fort mcmurray. >>> the april jobs report is due this morning. we will tell you why a bad reading could be good for the stock market? don't you love how wall street works? ♪ (music pl♪ throughout) uh oh. what's up? ♪ ♪ ♪ does nobody use a turn signal anymore? ♪ ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. get your beauty sleep and us

>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> wide eyes there, j.b. day." it is friday. friday the 13th of may, but it means nothing here. 6:00. >> what could possibly go wrong. >> well, alisyn camerota recovering from poker night. brianna keilar, and john berman on the other side. >>> after yesterday's highly anticipated sumic, house speaker paul ryan and rnc chair reince priebus. the word, ryan is totally committed to working together but holding back on endorsing trump just yet. while trump waits on the speaker what speaks loudest in politics. money. sheldon adelson says he is for trump. >> as for the democrats, congressional leaders hope tying trump to the republican establishment will pay dividends nor them and lively democratic

explain is all. >> good morning, alisyn.argin here. nearly 17 points. he beat ted cruz. cruz out. donald trump now will be the presumptive nominee. on the democratic side, bernie sanders won by about five points in this race. the clinton campaign, very eager to point out hillary clinton only campaigned in indiana one day over the last week. what does this mean in terms of delegates? well, bernie sanders won more, 33 to hillary clinton 48, but netted enough delegates, not enough to chip into hillary clinton's huge delegate lead. on the republican side a clean sweep for donald p

tell us what you're seeing, dana. >> reporter: hey there, alisyn.onths where donald trump goes, so go the protesters, and the republican national committee is no different. this is a group behind here, if dave can pan over, you can -- you're blocked by the cameras, of people i just heard as i was talking to you, one of the gentleman saying that he is 18 years old, and he wants to talk about immigration. so that's the kind of thing we're hearing about, we're seeing some protesters from other groups as well. again, this is not unusual. we see this at trump events, and same goes for hillary clinton events. you see people who are protesting her on her policies. it just so happens that they know where all the media are this morning and they're right here. so they are astutely taking advantage of that. i don't expect i should say trump to come by them in any way, that there will be any interaction. >> is your spiedy sense starting to go off. do you get the sense there is an snl skit, all plausibility, there should be no big announcement today from either

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. east. j.b. is also with alisyn and me this morning, and we have some big winners for you john's going to tell you about. donald trump and bernie sanders winning last night's primary contest. sanders beating hillary clinton in west virginia a state she won eight years ago. sanders victory doesn't mean that much in terms of delegate math, but it does prolong the nomination fight, and also point to what could happen in a matchup between clinton and trump, who hammered clinton in west virginia, framing her thoughts about coal miners. >> so on the republican side, trump was the last man standing, and he easily won in west virginia and nebraska. now the focus remains on his big meeting tomorrow with house speaker paul ryan, and trump's former rivals, ted cruz and marco rubio, back in the spotlight and speaking out. we've got the 2016 race covered the way only cnn can. so let's begin with john berman breaking down last night's results and the delegate count. what do you have, john? >> good m

john and alisyn. >> stephanie in minnesota.aboprince's de, the treatment in the final hours, dr. drew pinsky, obviously the story, all the details are true, so tragic. they had people on the way to prince to try to get him help for what appears to be some kind of addiction. you know, i suppose the question is, was it fast enough? if you are close to prince, trying to get him help, if someone immediates to come all the way to california prr, were there mer mmm he asures that sh been taken. >> i'm not certain he had addiction. he clearly had abuse and dep dedents. behave yol problems, multiple treatments, concerned about his relationship with substances. what we see is abuse, abuse, and a sudden problem later in life. as far as could they have done something different than calling out of state for a physician to give him special care, the fact is, guys, he lived four miles from the premiere treatment center in this country. the hazelton city center is eight minutes from his house. two left turns and took him there is to me egregi

. >> well, alisyn camerota recovering from poker night. brianna keilar, and john berman on the other side. >>> after yesterday's highly anticipated sumic, house speaker paul ryan and rnc chair reince priebus. the word, ryan is totally committed to working together but holding back on endorsing trump just yet. while trump waits on the speaker what speaks loudest in politics. money. sheldon adelson says he is for trump. >> as for the democrats, congressional leaders hope tying trump to the republican establishment will pay dividends for them and lively democratic nominee hillary clinton in november. though you were beginning to see them sweat, at least a little bit. and then there's bernie sanders. he still insists he is the best candidate to take on trump and points to polls that say the same. we are all over the story this friday morning. we begin with cnn senior political reporter in washington this morning. you have to be recovering from quite a day in the capitol? >> reporter: a wild day on capitol hill yesterday. republicans in the hou

alisyn camerota joins us. >> what can we expect from the donald trump/speaker paul ryan face-to-faceald trump who refuses to release the tax returns. >>> and hillary clinton wasting no time attacking trump over that issue and bernie sanders attacks her saying nominating clinton would be a quote disaster for democrats. >>> we will follow-up on last night's cnn town hall talking to a doctor about the epidemic of painkiller abuse in america. a lot to get to when we see you in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> brazil voting to impeach its president moments ago. we are taking you there live next. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> breaking news this morning. just minutes ago, brazil's president, dilma rousseff, was impeached by the brazilian senate. senators holding a marathon debate overnight ending in a vote of 55 in favor of impeachment. 22 against. the president will be suspended for up to six months while she defends herself. joining us n

good morning, alisyn. speak with the relatives of the french nationals on flight 804 who had traveled here. one assumes in the hope of hearing that their relatives had survived this, but things moving very rapidly over the past couple of hours, and now news from the spokesman for the egyptian military that indeed debris and personal belongings have been found in the area that they have been searching for, what, the past 30 hours or so, since news that this plane dropped off the radar in the middle of the night thursday morning at around, we believe, between 2:29 and 2:37. so relatives here will be an awful morning for them, an absolutely awful morning. this is what we know. a sign egyptair flight 804 has been found. an egyptian military spokesman says passenger belongings and parts of the aircraft have been located north of the coastal city of alexandria. as the french foreign minister insists that the paris airport from which the airbus 320 departed was completely secure. >> translator: the government str

. >>> welcome back to the alisyn camerota. i'm jake tapper.inute now we expect democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton to call in and we'll talk to her but first let's bring in two cnn political commentators, hilary rosen is a democratic strategist and clinton supporter. also with me, amanda carpenter, former communications director for senator ted cruz. amanda, let's start with you. it's an interesting thing that's going on today. donald trump giving his press conference about veterans charities. hillary clinton trying to bracket it. first doing a preemptive attack in a press release and doing these phoners, hopefully calling in in a few seconds here. this is the fight for the control of the narrative. >> yes, we're starting to see how the general election will shape up. i do think if we take away the spectacle of donald trump's press conference he's trying to address real problems related to his financial interest, number one, trump university and also his problems getting the checks out to the veterans. he covers up insults, has a

alisyn camerota is joining us. >> great to see you. of course, it is memorial day. us and made the ultimate sacrifice serving our country. >>> we are following the terrible holiday weather that is spoiling more than a few holiday parades. remnacommen remnants of tropical storm bonnie on the east coast and storms in texas killing at least six people. where is the severe weather headed next and how will it impact travelers who are trying to return home today? >>> we are following the political developments, including the libertarian party choosing its ticket. the vice president nominee, william weld will join us live. see you in ten minutes. >> i am looking forward to it. >>> 49 minutes past the hour. the spike in the number of migrants who don't make it to europe alive. hundreds perishing in the last few days. we are live with the update on the crisis next. cosyst reliable. if there's a breaking point, we'll find it. it's hard to stop a trane. really hard. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> good morning, everyone.oment is here for ted cruz and indiana at voters head to the polls today. it could be the senator's last chance to stop donald trump. so how will the gop race change after indiana? we will ask trump's campaign manager when he joins us next hour. >> on the democratic side, a very different dynamic. senator sanders is looking for an upset to reverse mow meamentd has a new strategy that will lead to a new convention. >> and hillary clinton worrying about a bad twist here at the end. we have the indiana primary covered the way only cnn can. we begin with sarah murray live in indianapolis. what's the story from there? >> reporter: good morning, chris. well, ted cruz has brought out basically every high-profile backer he's got in a late-state push here in indiana to try to get him over the top, but donald trump has been sounding awfully confident on the campaign trail saying he will lock it down in

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> good morning.y, may 24th. 6:00 in the east, and guess what? this race is quickly becoming a fla flashback of the worst kind. donald trump is all about bill clinton's past, all the old stories of sex and dirty secrets are new again in a new ad, and has a new ad as well saying trump wants to air all the dirty laundry except his own, says clinton. >>> and clinton also taking heat from bernie sanders who is fighting on to the final super tuesday, two weeks from today. sanders predicting the democratic convention could be "messy" all this as clinton declines to debate sanders. we have the race covered only the way cnn can. we begin with phil mattingly. what do you have? >> reporter: republicans on both sides of the aisle agree on an exceedingly important time to set the scene for the general election that looms, this is when you define your oepponent. wee searing it with attacks from donald trump, attacks from hillary clinton. everybody trying to figure out how to set the tone for the next

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, everyone.up first, the battle between competing factions of the republican party continues. conservatives pushing for a third-party run. trump is pushing back against the "new york times" for its story trump against women and we will speak to his attorney. >>> and demmiocrats locked in a battle about the future. today, still not decided. another clutch primary day. hillary clinton needing a win in kentucky or oregon to stunt bernie sanders momomentum. we have the primary covered as only cnn can. >> reporter: prime earp days, a little now. they're not counting votes or scheduling press conferences but no shortage of urgency inside the campaign to unite a party

>> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> good morning, everyone.first, bernie sanders back on the campaign trail after a big security scare at a rally in oakland. the secret service racing to shield sanders when protestors rushed the stage. sanders and hillary clinton barnstorming california today, one week before the critical primary there. >>> donald trump, it's disclosure day. expected to provide a full accounting of which veterans charities benefitted from that controversy iowa fund-raiser back in january. you remember, he claims to have raised $6 million. trump says he's the only one to raise money and that this analysis is unfair. others say it's about delivering on a promise. the more critical disclosure for trump today is his internal playbook documents from trump university. those are also being unsealed today bep have the race for the white house covered the way only cnn can. let's start with senior washington correspondent joe johns. joe? >> reporter: good morning, chris. a huge crowd in california getting to see how quickly the secret s

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> good morning, everyone.day" it is wednesday may 25th, 6:00 in the east and ana cabrera is with us today. >> it's like a square here. >> it maying confusing but you'd handle it. >>> overnight, anti-trump protestors turning violent, clashing with police, even breaking through police barriers to disrupt trump's speech. several officers hurt in this melee. >>> nevertheless, the presumptive gop nominee won another state. trump is only eight delegates away from officially clinching the nomination. remember that magic number? and now the question remains what will bring bernie sanders and hillary clinton together? we have the race covered the way only cnn can. jason carroll joining us with more on the protests. >> reporter: good morning. before much of the unrest trump said during his speech last night he was doing great with hispanics, going on to say he was going to win them over. the reality is, he's not doing well with hispanics, many upset about the comments he made calling them rapists and drug dealers, and t

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> good morning.your "new day." it is wednesday, may 18th, 6:00 in the east. up first, hillary clinton dodging a major blow. the democratic front-runner narrowly wins kentucky's primary, and we mean really narrowly. we'll take you behind the numbers and you'll see how true that is. bernie sanders wins big in oregon. vowing to stay in the race, saying he thinks he can win california. the results, however, overshadowed by this fight heating up between sanders supporters and the party establishment. some democrats now worried about violence at their convention in july. >> on the republican side, presumptive gob nominee trump picking up one more win saying he would speak with north korean leader kim jong-un and accept donations. a panel is joining us to talk all about this. >> smile! there you go. >> we will be with them shortly. we have this race covered the way only cnn can. we begin with christine romans with a look at the primary result and the delegate race. >> good morning. hillary clinton got the w

. >> i gotta say, the last story, only the best comes from boston, chris cuomo, alisyn, thank you all so much. "newsroom" starts now. >>> good morning, everyone i'm john berman, in today for carol costello, i welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. a big break for investigators and heart break for the families of all those on board. egyptian military says it has found debris, located about 180 miles offer the coast of alexandria. this, as executives met with relatives of the victims, company leaders offered their help and briefed the families on the investigation. but the biggest question, what caused the crash that remains unanswered. terror does remain the leading suspicion. we're hearing that from officials here in the united states as well as egypt. charles de gaulle airport where the flight began its journey is bolstering its security with 30 more intelligence officers, the government not clarifying the reason. security had already been increased after the paris attacks last november. we're going to bring you all the latest developments with our aviatio