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brianna and david, stay right there. i also want to bring in kevin madden and bakari sellers, a hillary clinton supporter. hello, gentlemen. welcome to the panel. now that hillary has become the presumptive nominee, do you think the democrats will be able to come together and unite? >> there's no doubt that democrats will come together and unite. even before we get to anything that happens down the road and any talk about a convention or anything else, we have to sit back and take a breath and understand what today means. i mean, this is what shirley chism fought for. this is a long time coming. finally in the united states of america, we have a woman who is going to lead the ticket of a major party. she came extremely close in 2008 and my good friends who are republicans and democrats alike, hillary clinton and bernie sanders supporters can take a moment and recognize the history. they will all be able to share with our daughters. my daughter is 11 years old and now i can tell her that she, too, can be the nominee for a

hello again, brianna. brianna joined us last hour. some very different news to report this hour. brianna, what are you hearing from the campaigns about secretary clinton clinching the nomination tonight? >> reporter: don, they're walking a bit of a fine line. on one hand, they've sent out a fund-raising e-mail to supporters saying, so this just happened. also saying, though, but the primary isn't quite over. so i think acknowledging this milestone but also they're worried. they're worried that if their supporters, especially in california and new jersey, the two big states where voters go to the polls tomorrow -- if they think that this is a done deal, they're not going to come out and show their support. there's a bit of a tepid reaction, a statement coming from hillary clinton's campaign manager. you can see he says this is an important milestone, but there are six states that are voting tuesday with millions of people heading to the polls, and hillary clinton is working to earn every vote. we look forward to tuesday night when hillary clinton will clinch not only a win in the

now i turn to brianna keilar right next door in the situation room. brianna? >> a stunning 5-3 ruling the supreme court throws out a it. p law that made it much harder for women to get abortions. the landmark decision puts the understaffed board in the middle of the 2016 campaign and reactions are pouring in. campaign recalibration. donald trump's campaign is staffing up for the push to november. but the candidate down plays any change from his controversial tactic saying i do what i do. as he launches a new attack on democratic senator elizabeth warren. trailblazers. liz yej warren joining hillary clinton on the campaign trail and w a blistering attack of her own. is this a tryout for the 2016 ticket? >>> and brak lash as in brexit backlash. brexit causes this as u.s. stocks follow european markets in a steep plunge as investors react to brexit, britain's decision to quit the european union. what does it mean for americans? wolf blitzer is off. i'm brie annbrianna keilar, you in "the situation room." >> it is a biggest abortion riling in decades. supreme cour

and as they adapt, so, too, have we, brianna. we increased information and intelligence sharing with partners around the world, interpol is more involved. many countries have adopted all kinds of administrative and legal efforts to get at the foreign fighter threat. again, we're not always perfect, they don't have to be right once, we have to be right 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. we still are mindful that this is a group capable of dangerous attac attacks. but we tried to adapt to their adapting, to the pressure they're under in iraq and syria. >> john, i want to ask you about a proposal for partnership we learned about between the u.s. and russia when it comes to fighting isis in syria. the agreement being that the u.s. would sort of lean on russia to get assad to not aim at certain areas where there are syrian rebels in exchange for u.s. led coalition going afteral news ra, a thorn in assad's side. what can you tell us about this? >> here is what i'll say. we have been nothing but clear saying we want cessation of -- >> is th

brianna. >> nick, payton walsh, thank you so much for that overview. for more on the games and the controversies surrounding them, i'm joined by sydney levee. he is the chief executive officer of the 2016 games in rio. there has been a series of problems. nick paton walsh said an athlete was mugged in broad daylight in a very touristy area. you would expect that may not happen. perhaps a sign that security is very much a challenge. one of the hospitals, which is one of the five where athletes could be treated was actually stormed by armed gunmen about a week ago. that's a big challenge. how do you make sure thati athletes and spectators are safe. >> it's our job to protect the athletes and the people. we bring 85,000 people were the federal police, from the army to take over reyo and protect everybody. we did that for the world cup. there was hundreds of thousands of people. we did that when the pope visited. there were 2 million people in rio in the streets and nobody got mugged. we are going to do it again. it is our job to protect everybody. >> do y

thank you very much, brianna. appreciate that. now i want to bring in cnn's sara murray with the latest from the trump campaign. good evening to you, sarah, from washington where it is dark because it's 10:05 eastern time. donald trump is doubling down on his criticism of the judge involved in the trump university case, and he is telling his supporters to do the same thing. an extraordinary phone call. what's the latest on that? >>. >> reporter: some folk who's were on the call said it sort of started as a way for donald trump to explain why he's been going after this judge, explaining the trump university case. but it kind of ended up to many on the call sounding more like a call for them to join donald trump in this criticism, to really create an echo chamber in terms of his own surrogates, his own supporters, who would be going after this judge, saying the judge has been unfair. and essentially supporting donald trump's argument that his mexican heritage makes him unfit to preside over this trial, gives him bias over the trump

we get more from brianna keilar in san diego. >> reporter: good morning, christine and miguel. this was a character speech more than a foreign policy speech. a roast almost if at times. hillary clinton enlists boos and gaffaws. she took to his temperament. >> imagine donald trump sitting in the situation room making life or death decisions on behalf of the united states. imagine him deciding whether to send your spouses or children into battle. imagine if he had not just his twitter account at his disposal when he's angry, but america's entire arsenal. do we want him making those calls? someone thin skinned and quick to anger and lashing out at the smallest criticism? >> reporter: the timing of hillary clinton's speech coming as trump has criticized her on foreign policy. repeatedly using the words bad judgment with her involvement in libya and vote on the iraq war and vote on foreign policy and handling of e-mails while secretary of state. >> thank you, brianna keilar. some calling it a new hillary clinton on the campaign trail. bernie sanders hoping to knock off hillary clint

john and christine. >> thank you, brianna keilar.nders rejects the notion that hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee for the party. he released a statement, hillary clinton does not have and will not have the requisite number of delegates. she is dependent on super delegates. our job from now until the convention is to convince the super delegates that bernie is by far the best candidate against donald trump. sanders at the final rally in san francisco made clear he was counting on victories today to carry him to the democratic convention. >> if there is a large voter turnout. if working people and young people come out in big numbers to demand a government that represents all of us and not just the 1%, we're going to win big tomorrow. and if we can win here in california, win in south dakota, north dakota, montana, new mexico, do well in new jersey, we're going to go into that convention with enormous momentum. >> some extraordinary developments on the republican side of the race. donald trump is not backing down in the face of

there has been a lot of concern brianna about this airport. about a potential attack on the airport for some time. there has been a long standing travel warning against turkey, but just this week, the u.s. issue add new travel warning particularly for the area of southeastern turkey on the border with syria, warning americans not to travel there and noting that u.s. officials are forbidden from leaving, really, the consulate area to travel throughout turkey. that is how much concern there is about that border area. now u.s. officials right now not leaning towards pkk or isis. they understand there is a threat by both. there has been a frustration on the part of u.s. officials on what they call a double gain by turkey. turkey is a very important member of the anti-isis coalition and they have been working with the u.s. in terms of battling isis, but at the same time as they have been facing those attacks, even though some of the signs are pointing towards isis, turkey has been very quick to blame the pkk in calling that their primary threat. of

let's go to brianna now. what are we expecting to hear from senator sanders this evening?he going to be leading the charge all the way to the convention in philadelphia? >> reporter: we don't know exactly but if what we've been hearing from him recently and some defiance it does seem he's going to be talking about pushing ahead. here in california bernie sanders has been really betting the house on this. he's been here for -- this is his 18th straight day here so he sur rended new jersey to hillary clinton and he's banking on california to bring him an important win but a signal of what we're going to hear from him tonight is that his campaign just sent out an e-mail to voters in washington, d.c. ask them to commit to vote for bernie sanders here in a week during the washington, d.c. primary and also to volunteer during that time. now washington, d.c. only has 20 delegates but that is the marker that bernie sanders has set as the end of the primary season even though tonight is so huge and so many delegates are up for grabs. he said in this e-mail to supporters, he said at

brianna keilar, thank you so much. joining us now to discuss mark preston, cnn politics editor, patti solis doyle, a former clinton campaign manager, barry bennett, and ryan williams. what a group we have here today, and what a lot going on today. barry bennett -- >> keep the answers short. >> we saw brianna keeler in columbus where hillary clinton is giving a big speech, but we learned a few minutes ago donald trump is giving a big speech 24 hours from now during this broadcast tomorrow where he promises, he says, i will be making a big speech tomorrow to discuss the failed policies and bad judgment of crooked hillary clinton. what is donald trump going to say tomorrow? >> there's a plethora of things he could say. i don't know which ones he will. when it comes to the economy, obviously the polling shows this. but she doesn't have much to say positively. no one can find a job. no one has had a real raise in eight years. >> unemployment is half of what it was. >> that's because the labor participation rate is in the ce

i'm brianna keilar. we are right now watching the global shock waves of a decision that will go down in history books. the united kingdom has just voted to leave the european union, turning its back on decades of intimate cooperation with neighbors across the english channel, in favor of going it alone. back here in the u.s., right now, your nest egg is probably shrinking. wall street and your 401k have been taking a beating all day. the dow fell after the opening bell and remains there, down 517 points right now. stock markets are nearing record losses. the britain's currency, the pound plunged to its lowest level in 31 years. the implications of this so huge that britain's prime minister david cameron who fought for the uk to stay in the union just announced his resignation after losing one of the biggest political gambles of all time. and all of this as the presumptive republican nominee donald trump happened to be in scotland to open a golf course. his prediction, making its way back across the pond,

bree ianna brianna, i want to bring in mark preston. i have been curious and by the way, while i'm introducing you, i'll also introduce a couple of our other guests as well. christine roeans and global economic analyst. first to you, mark. big picture here. >> right. >> we've been watching polls shift on donald trump and i think a lot of people are curious as to whether it's because of what donald trump's unforced errors have done to him or what hillary clinton has been hammering away at. she's got a plan. she's got three prongs. if i need to remind you, donald trump on women, donald trump's volatility and now on business. she's been really good at sticking to the plan and hammering those home. which one is it? what's causing the polls to go the way they have? >> several things. a consolidation behind one candidate that being hillary clinton and the bernie sanders supporters which there's a lot of talk they weren't going to back hillary clinton which is quite frankly nonsense. they are now coalescing behind hillary clinton and at the sa

>> brianna, thank you. today bernie sanders will be trying to hammer home his message across california in his make-or-break bid to block hillary clinton. but jerry brown has endorsed hillary clinton. in a statement, brown said the stakes couldn't be higher. this is no time for democrats to keep fighting each other. the general election has already begun. hillary clinton with her long experience, especially as secretary of state, has a firm grasp of the issues and will be prepared to lead our country on day one. sanders says he's been fighting the democratic establishment in every state and that he believes he can win california and the nomination with or without governor brown. >> i really have not heard what the governor has to say, and i like jerry brown, but people can make their own choices. again, what we have had to do we've done pretty well in every state in this country, taken on democratic senator, democratic mayors, and all of their political apparatus. yet, we've won in 20 states, and i think we

thank you very much, brianna. appreciate it. now i want to bring in cnn sara murray with the latest on the trump campaign. you're in washington where it is 10:05 eastern time. donald trump is doubling down on his trump university case and telling his reporters to do the same thing. what's the latest on that? >> that's right, don. some folks were on the call and said it sort of started as a way for donald trump to explain why he's been going after this judge, explain the trump university case but tended up to many on the call to join him in the criticism and create an echo chamber in terms of his own supporters going after the judge saying that he's been unfair and essential essentially supporting his argument that his mexican heritage makes him unfit to preside over this trial and this comes at a time when many prominent republicans are trying to distance themselves from donald trump over these exact remarks. don? >> sara, a number of trump allies are speaking out about trump's latest attacks. who are they and how is trump respo

with more, brianna, hello, my friend. good morning. >> good morning, brooke. >> reporter: hillary clinton will be here at this community center a little bit later today this morning, as she tries to make the case that donald trump is unfit, temperamentally unfit to handle the economy of the united states. you'll remember a couple weeks ago, she tried to make this case when it came to donald trump dealing with foreign policy, and this was a speech that almost resembled a roast more than a foreign policy speech, so that may be an indication of what we're going to see here today. you mentioned the those polls. well, hillary clinton is leading overall, both in that head-to-head matchup by four points and by five points when you add in some of those third party candidates. she has a big problem when you look at the economy numbers. she is trailing by eight points when voters are asked, who do you think would handle the economy better? trump gets 51 points. hillary clinton with 43 points. so this is a big issue for this area th

well, brianna keilar will tell us. i'm sure she send an e-mail that was you. that's a different story. is the idea that this passion for bernie sanders and distrust of hillary clinton and the media, a lot of it is they see bernie sanders as somebody who represents a break from politics as usual. somebody who rents something different. they think the system is broken and they don't want any part of it. bernie is the savior. if they can't have him, they don't want anyone. >> that's right. and if enough of the bernie sanders supporters should say, forget it, i'm staying home. that's a nightmare. that's why this speech tonight, the next several days where he goes back to vermont, more importantly he comes here to washington, he meets with the president, meets with his senate leader on capitol hill, tries to start the negotiations. >> one thang remains to be seen is how sophisticated a outreach operation donald trump will have when trying to win over the people in that airplane hangar. >> if you look at the face that's i just looked at those faces ashgs lot of youn

brianna keilar is covering all the late developments for us. she's joining us now. brianna, it's still a tight race in california, we're told between bernie sanders and hillary clinton, how optimistic is the sanders campaign right now? >> when you ask senator sanders how he's going to do here in california, wolf, he says we have a good shot. now, other times when he is definitely going to win or the chances are more likely that he will win, he will come out and say that. so this perhaps is an acknowledgment of just how tight the race is here. it really is up for grabs. when you look at the polls it's within the margin of error, so we really don't know what's going to happen in california tonight, and neither does senator sanders or his campaign. though they're hopeful he can pull this out with a lot of support from young voters here in california. >> as you know the sanders campaign, brianna, is saying they're still going to continue on after today. do we know what that looks like exactly? >> no, we don't. we do know that senator sanders will be heading back to burl

brianna keilar is stepping in for wolf blitzer today, she starts after this break. >>> hi, i am brianna for wolf blitzer. thanks for joining us. three terrorists sent to the airport in istanbul, that's what turkish authorities say about the deadly attack that took at least 43 lives. 94 people are still in the hospital and those are just some of the new details coming out about the airport attack. we are also learning that officials believe the attackers are foreign nationals from these three countries. russia, uzbekistan,

brianna's reported that. and i think that that will continue, but after tonight, it might happen sooner rather than later. >> yeah, yeah. >> also a shoutout -- i just, because i work young people, i work in campaigns for them. >> yes. yes, absolutely. >> young people provided to that campaign, here's the 74-year-old guy who was propelled by young people who want a better foech, who want a more just country. who want people to get a fair shot, and who understand that there are things that are badly off course that we have to fix in this new economy and i think they deserve a shoutout. >> if you look at the young people, he got more younger votes than obama. he lost the race, he ran better than anybody expected, but he lost it at the ballot box, not in the back room. the new jersey margin is now over 200,000 votes, that means there are 14 state ls where she beat him by more than he beat her in any state, right. she's a three million plus margin in the popular vote. and one other point, 64% of all self-identifie

the latest now from cnn's brianna keilar. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. the clinton campaign is feeling good about new jersey. california is a tighter race, but her campaign thinks she's leading there too. they are, though, emphasizing that she doesn't need to win california or even new jersey to be the nominee. but make no mistake, the campaign knows it's very important that she projects strength going into the general election. meanwhile, hillary clinton continuing her recent trump-style practice of call-in interviews, this one with cnn as she promised she'll do everything she can to unify the democratic party. >> once the primaries are over as of next tuesday, we will begin talking in more detail about what we can do to unify the party because as i've said many times and as senator sanders has said, we both are going to do everything we can to prevent donald trump from getting anywhere near the white house. >> reporter: so what about the ultimate unification of the party, a clinton/sanders ticket? bernie sanders wouldn't dismiss that idea when asked. h

brianna? >> michelle kosinski traveling with the press and nima elbagir in istanbul. thanks to both of you for your reports >>> i want to take a closer look at this terror attack. here with me to talk about this is tom peuentes and kimberly dozier, cnn global affairs analyst and contributing writer for "the daily beast" and retired admiral james lloyd, former deputy security of homeland security and tsa administrator. tom, i want to start with you about some of the coordinations of these attacks. we have seen the video of the blast and the video of the attacker running through a terminal and blowing himself up. i want you to take us through what you see in these videos. >> well, in this one where you have the terrorist shot down and apparently wounded, the police officer must see that he is wearing the vest and figures he is going to explode it shortly. so he runs away and then we do see the bomber detonate the vest. so we do have that. the shame being that maybe if he could have killed him in the first place, he wouldn't have had a chance to detonate. i know some hav

brianna keilar, thanks. stick around. i want to bring in national security commentator mike rogers and cnn chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. congressman, let me start with you. what did you think the goal was? >> she had very strong rhetoric in that speech but also opened herself up to her track record as secretary of state. given her primary goal here is to get through this california primary. i think she thought she had to show up pretty hard in that primary, at least win that thing to move on. i think this speech was geared to that. it was a partisan youd in the room and designed to be very inflammatory about rhetoric against donald trump. i think she accomplished all of those things but, again, not a foreign policy speech as it was billed and she's going to open her accept up to lots of questions about the slide on the foreign policy problems we're seeing develop around the country. >> and jim, we heard secretary clinton push back against donald trump's openness to japan and south korea being able to

i'm brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer. up first, donald trump and hillary clinton on the campaign trail. also, under fire today. clinton is holding an event at a tech education facility in denver. she is facing renewed criticism over the terrorist attack in benghazi with release of a report for house republicans. we are getting a look at the stage for republican convention. these are live pictures from cleveland where the party will be meeting in less than three weeks. the presumptive republican nominee trying to rally his base. donald trump is also under scrutiny for backtracking on his proposed muslim ban. cnn political reporter, sarah murray, is joining us live from pennsylvania. that is where donald trump will be speaking. give us a sense of what we are expecting? >> reporter: good afternoon. this is key to any donald trump strategy. he feels like he can tap into these white working class voters that helped him propel to winning the republican nomination and becoming the presumptive republican nominee. we are expecting

christine and miguel. >> brianna keilar, thank you. let's bring in senior media political reporter dylan byers. he joins us from los angeles. >> is it early or late for dylan? >> oh, he's just rolling in from a long night, i'm sure. yesterday, the table is set, it seems, between hillary clinton and donald trump. her speech yesterday very, very muscular. not exactly a foreign policy speech, but taking digs and using his own words against him. is this what we can expect for the next several months? >> yeah. i think it is what we can expect for the next several months. for many democrats, it is a side of hillary clinton they were hoping to see earlier. donald trump has dominated the news cycle on a day-to-day basis. people were waiting for hillary clinton to come out and deliver a strong message. sort of juxtaposing herself. i have been reminded of the lbj 1964 ad that a vote for barry goldwater would be a vote for nuclear destruction. she really made the case it would be historic mistake to elect donald trump president and that he was un

cnn's senior political correspondent brianna keilar covered clinton's speech in columbus ohio earlier today. brianna, hillary clinton might be ahead in our latest national head head-to-head poll but voters are still giving trump higher marks on the economy and creating jobs. >> reporter: significantly higher marks, and this is something, of course the clinton campaign is taking note of. the economy, jake is the issue that voters say is what matters to them most and so hillary clinton has a lot of work to do. ♪ >> reporter: hillary clinton hitting donald trump on his experience as a businessman. >> he's written a lot of books about business. they all seem to end at chapter 11. >> reporter: taking aim at him for going into bankruptcy with four of his corporations and for once calling himself the king of debt. >> the king of debt has no real plan for making college debt payable back or making college debt-free. this is a crisis that affects so many of our people. he has no credible plan for rebuilding our infrastructure apart from the wall that he wants to build. >> reporter: but trump i

brianna?uring this event, actually before the event and before donald trump even spoke, things got nasty. wand? >> reporter: that's right. there was a warm-up speaker for donald trump talk radio host in new england named howie carr. he was talking about senator elizabeth warren who has gotten under donald trump's skin going after the presumptive gop nominee. when howie carr was talking about her, there were people in the crowd shouting pocahontas and howie carr before this audience of several thousand people here basically did a stereo typical native american battle cry, and the crowda ate t up and it goes to show that trump's controversial rhetoric has big influence on his supporters. >> jim acosta in maine. thank you so much. >>> please be sure to join us tomorrow in "the situation room." i'm brianna keilar. erin burnett "out front" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> "out front" next. the moment a suicide bomber enters an airport wearing a winter coat in summer and all signs point to isis tonight. an

i'm brianna keilar.ou're in "the situation room." >>> turkish police are showing residents a photo of three suspects captured on photo at the istanbul airport. we're told the three bombers spent time in the capital before traveling to istanbul. the cia director has warned that isis may try to carry out an attack in this country similar to the airport bombings in turk turkey. >>> u.s. and iraqi air strikes wiping out two huge convoys of isis fighters in iraq. one military estimate says 300 militants were killed. >>> a source confirms that donald trump's campaign is vetting chris christie as a possible running mate. i'll talk about the breaking news on terror with the chairman of the house homeland security committee and our correspondents, analysts and guests have full coverage of the day's top stories. >> reporter: as they squeezed them in isis and iraq they would bei looking for other ways to exert their attacks around the globe. this is what the turkish authorities believe happened here. take a look at

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. >> let's get more now from senior political correspondent brianna keilar who is traveling with thenton campaign. >> reporter: ryan and alison, this speech was about hillary clinton economic policy proposals than trump on tuesday. she talked about increasing the minimum wage, paid family medical leave, college affordability. she took time to hit donald trump. >> he has no strategy for creating jobs. just a string of empty promises. maybe we shouldn't expect better from someone who's famous words are you're fired. i do have a jobs program and as president i'm going to make sure that you hear you're hired. >> reporter: the cnn reality check team took a look at remarks. her claim that the u.s. is the only developed nation that does not have paid family medical leave. one thing in particular really stood out. that was her claim that in the '90s, the earnings gap between white americans and black americans narrowed. that is when her husband was in the white house. that is not true. overall americans did earn more in the '90s that has been persistent for decades. ryan and alison. >>> the

brianna keilar is covering raleigh, north carolina. the plan for clinton's speech was to focus on her vision of the economy but she certainly took some time to attack donald trump as well? >> reporter: she did. this peach here in raleigh was more about her policy proposals for the economy but she did attack donald trump. she called him reckless saying that he's attacking her and questioning her faith because he doesn't have answers to the economic problems facing the u.s. >> donald hates it when anyone points out how his sales pitch is and i guess my speech yesterday must have gotten under his skin. >> reporter: hillary clinton firing back responding to donald trump's harsh words this morning. >> hillary clinton's message is old and tired. >> reporter: clinton is focusing on the economy in north carolina where she's hoping that a state after winning it in 2008 will go her way in november. >> maybe we shouldn't expect better from someone whose most famous words are, you're fired. here's what i want you to know i do have a jobs program a

brianna keilar, thanks so much. hour, donald trump goes behind closed doors to meet with evangelical leaders. they include the powerful and influential like megachurch prosperity preachers and some media personalities. cnn's jeremy diamond is out the marriott marquee in new york where the meeting will be taking place. good morning, jeremy. >> reporter: georgood morning, carol. donald trump's campaign is adjusting to a bit of a new reality. he fired his longtime campaign manager corey lewandowski amid internal power struggles within the campaign including between corey lewandowski and donald trump's own children including ivanka trump and jared kushner, her husband. donald trump this morning talked a little bit about what -- how he's adjusting himself and what will change, if anything, with corey lewandowski out. >> does this signal with him out that you're not going to do the let trump be trump anymore, that you're going to change your tone for the general election? >> i don't think so, matt. i think i have to be wh

now i turn to brianna keilar right next door in the situation room. brianna?unning 5-3 ruling the supreme court throws out a it. p law that made it much harder for women to get abortions. the landmark decision puts the understaffed board in the middle of the 2016 campaign and reactions are pouring in. campaign recalibration. donald trump's campaign is staffing up for the push to november. but the candidate down plays any change from his controversial tactic saying i do

here is brianna. >> reporter: hillary clinton acome accomplishing what she could not in 2008 becomingresumptive democratic nominee. >> i have to tell you according to the news we are on the brink of a historic unprecedented moment. but we still have work to do don't we? >> reporter: a very different story than eight years ago to the day when she suspended her run for the white house. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest hardest glass ceiling this time thanks to you it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is worried some of her supporters in california might stay home thinking the mission is accomplished. as they fund raised off of the news so this just happened an e-mail asking for donations reads, they also told supporters but this primary isn't quite over as the campaign urges voters in six states casting ballots today to give clinton a strong primary finish. bernie sanders is neck and neck with clinton here in the golden state and fighting to win as many of the delegates as possible criticizing clinton's climate policies. >> it is a

joining us, brianna keilar. this is a different speech than she's given. >> reporter: certainly was, this was scathing, scorched earth approach to donald trump's foreign policy position, certainly more his temperament. she also talked about the economy, it went far beyond specific policy positions. but this was her attempt to comprehensively do a rebuke of almost every controversial thing he said in the primary. over and over she used donald trump's words, she was quoting him. she's going to try to make that stick, she's going to revive that, keep that fresh in the minds of americans as she goes forward here. >> is this a template for what we expect to see from her moving forward? >> reporter: it certainly is. in fact, i was talking to an aide that says this is the framing speech, not only the biggest foreign policy speech of her candidacy but the framing speech for what she will be doing the next five months. so we will be hearing some of what she said on the stump speech as she's going forward. this is somethi

we have cnn's brianna keilar with the clinton campaign in california with more. >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. hillary clinton and her campaign are not saying mission accomplished about the reports. they want to make sure that voter turnout in support of clinton is not dampened in new jersey and california and other states voting today. in fact, she was asked about the reports seven times by cnn's reporter. she said she heard, but did not respond once. here is what she said. >> according to the news, we are on the brink of an historic, unprecedented moment. but we still have work to do, don't we? we have six elections tomorrow and we're going to fight hard for every single vote, especially right here in california. >> reporter: but it is also a fine line that hillary clinton is walking. her campaign actually campaigning off this news saying it's all thanks to you seriously. but this primary isn't quite over. so she wants to focus on new jersey where the campaign is feeling good and on california where it really is up for grab and so important for her to win the huge delega

brianna keilar is at the site of the speech in san diego. give us a preview of what we can expect to hear from the former secretary. >> reporter: wolf, talking to aides, i'm told that this will be hillary clinton's broad foreign policy speech, a framing speech that she is going to be referring back to essentially over the next five months leading into the general election assuming of course that she is the nominee. and while she's going to talk specifically about some of donald trump's policies when it comes to nato and nuclear weapon, when if comes to torture, this is much bigger than that and it's actually about communicating something that is much more visceral to american voters. you said she's going to say that he is unfit, unqualified, dangerous. these are some of the things we're expecting hillary clinton to hit donald trump on. and she's really going to be posing this in a way where she's hoping that voters will think about the question, do they want donald trump to be in charge of the nuclear codes. one of her aides telling me that

i'm brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer. we are following several breaking stories this hour. shortly, we expect to hear from hillary clinton, the presumptive democratic presidential nominee in chicago right now. earlier

joining us, brianna keilar. this is a different speech than she's given. >> reporter: certainly was, this was scathing, scorched earth approach to donald trump's foreign policy position, certainly more his temperament. she also talked about the economy, it went far beyond specific policy positions. but this was her attempt to comprehensively do a rebuke of almost every controversial thing he said in the primary. over and over she used donald trump's words, she was quoting him. she's going to try to make that stick, she's going to revive that, keep that fresh in the minds of americans as she goes forward here. >> is this a template for what we expect to see from her moving forward? >> reporter: it certainly is. in fact, i was talking to an aide that says this is the framing speech, not only the biggest foreign policy speech of her candidacy but the framing speech for what she will be doing the next five months. so we will be hearing some of what she said on the stump speech as she's going forward. this is somethi

brianna. >> reporter: that's right.finished speaking here just a few minutes ago, and he vowed, christine, to fight on to next tuesday. that is the washington, d.c. primary. bernie sanders has long promised that he would give everyone a shot to vote in a democratic contest who wanted to, and he has seen that as the final contest even though when you look at the 20 delegates that washington, d.c. has, you might say, well, that's pretty inconsequential. he wants everyone to have a shot at a vote. now, some signs tonight that the writing was on the wall. his speech, only 17 minutes long. that is by far the shortest speech i have ever heard him give. he frequently goes on for an hour or more. so this was especially short. he also did not criticize hillary clinton once, and he acknowledged her victories. but here's the thing. listen to how the crowd responded when he did that. >> our fight is to transform this country and to understand -- and to understand that we are in this together. to understand that all of what we belie

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orange county, california's own brianna keilar.. >>> joining us now, bernie sanders campaign manager jeff weaver. >> thanks, jake, happy to be here. >> it's anticipated this evening hillary clinton will declare herself the presumptive nominee, if she ends up after the polls close aftering the majority of pledge delegates and majority of endorsements from super delegates and does add up to the number needed to clinch the nomination, what is the sanders campaign going to say? >> well, jake, the truth of the matter is that super delegates as you know don't vote until the convention. so there's been a poll of super delegates, but it's just a poll. they haven't actually voted. in terms of the way the process works, we didn't establish the process but we are playing by the rules given to us in the beginning if you don't have 2383 in the pledge delegates, go to the convention and super delegates will decide. even though somebody may be ahead they have not won if they have 2383 in pledge delegates, we have to wait to see what the super del

let's go to our senior political correspondent brianna keilar. so far, no let-up in these attacks, brianna? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. following that scathing speech, hillary clinton today saying that donald trump is unfit to be president and accusing him of inciting violence at his rallies as she's all but clinched the nomination. hillary clinton stumping in california with the nomination in sight. >> and then, starting next tuesday, we're on our way to breaking the highest and highest glass ceiling. >> reporter: four days before voters go to the polls, clinton sat down for an interview with cnn's jake tapper slamming donald trump. >> he is not qualified to be commander in chief. neither by experience, preparation or temperament. >> reporter: she's taking her new mocking approach to trump on the road. >> i really am looking forward to debating him. you know, i mean, when somebody says that one of his main foreign policy credentials is that he took the miss universe pageant to russia, i'm looking forward to that conversation. >> reporter: a

state tonight, after walking home, with a crown at tonight's miss new jersey pageant... 22-year old briannaick of mantua beat out 29 other women for the title. wick is a graduate of high point university. her big win was announced by our very own karen rodgers hosted this years event. wick will go on to represent new jersey in the miss america pageant in september. >>> the night was not without a serious moment. audience and contestant paused to remember cara mccolumn the former miss new jersey. she died earlier this year after a serious car crash. tonight a scholarship was awarded in her honor. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, a thief who was hoping to hit the lottery but this guy was after when he climbed through the roof of the convenient store. we will show you. >>> an amazing journey for a great cause. the philadelphia police office shore biked across the country to support the families of the fallen collogues. >>> also phillies take on arizona at bank. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. >>> there are new signs in place at disney world warning

his teenage sisters jade and brianna were killed on a texas highway in march.re in the back seat of this car when the teen driver looked at her phone's gps and steered into an oncoming 18 wheeler. what is it like to get that phone call? >> well, we were at friends' house. my father called. we were basically in disbelief. we were in shock. >> reporter: aaa says 60% of teen crashes involve distraction, and the number of deaths increases significantly during the summer months. aaa calls it the 100 deadliest days, starting on memorial day. during that time, more than 1,000 people die in crashes involving teen drivers. 16% more than other days of the year. >> very important for parents to be mindful of this during that period of time and to really be involved in the teen's life during that time. >> reporter: wooldrich shared a message with teens at his sisters' funeral. >> this device also can only take a moment, and your life can be changed. >> reporter: he hopes to keep other families from suffering the same tragedy. cbs news, houston. >>> aaa says every day durin

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brazilian playmaker and brianna plans to refocus. slattery who john joins us from dublin.ou very much for joining us. if the u.k. decides to vote it self out of the eu, how will that hurt potential demand at of the u.k.? john: i think -- good morning, mark. i think if the u.k. exits the , the demand for international travel and a mystic travel will not be overly impacted. we already have a significant foot print within the iag group , so we areh airways looking forward to more opportunities within the u.k. and more broadly. mark: i am guessing you would like the u.k. to stay in the eu? john: i will not speak on behalf of embraer. we have not made any public view on that. , ian irish man and european think i would probably be voting for them to stay in the european union, but we leave those decisions to our friends in the united kingdom to vote for themselves. mark: we were just talking to the chief executive of bombardier. will you be filing a claim against bombardier at the world trade organization? is considering all of the options open to us at the wto. certainly in rel