hillary clinton was repeatedly heckled last night during a campaign event at the university of california riverside a group of students were escorted out by security but not before clinton fired back. >> you know, some people are just allergic to the facts. they're certainly entitled to their own opinions but not to their own facts. >> clinton then turned her attentio hammering him for profiting from the housing crisis and accusing him of making money off of other people's misery. sanders also went after trump last night and steered clear of criticizing clinton. he blasted trump's candidacy an before a crowd of 5,000 supporters in san bernardino, california. he said voters are not going to support aid candidate who insults, latinos, muslims and women. he's now requesting a recanvassing of the kentucky primary where he trailed clinton by less than half a percent. that means a thorough check of voting machines and absentee ballots. >>> this morning, president obama is wrapping up his visit to vietnam. he was welcomed like a rock star in ho chi minh city where he hosted a town hall meeting. with about

reza aslan is also a creative writing professor at the university of california-riverside. where were you on that day of the shooting in san bernardino? >> guest: i was actually in haiti. i was shooting an episode of my new cnn show, "believer," which will premiere next year. it's sort of a spiritual adventure series where i go around and i take part in religious rituals in various communities as a lens to opening up different worlds, different beliefs. and it was, you know, obviously quite a shock that it was so close not just to to my home, but to the place where i work. but i think, look, we need to get to a point where we recognize that the united states is not immune to the appeal of these organizations like al-qaeda and isis, that there are muslims in the u.s. in absolutely infinitesimal programming of them, but nevertheless they do exist who feel as though their identity is under a certain is sense of crisis and who are looking to these e transnational groups as a way of identifying themselves, of expressing their grievances sometimes in horrifically violent ways. no

she was at california riverside and she can't attract the 8,000 people at an event that donald trumpyou are donald trump orchestrating the press that is coming with you, you are setting up a small pool of photographers that will be given really intimate access as she enters the center. if i'm a photographer i'm being escorted by a campaign aide and i'm right down here shooting her and i can't tell that there are only several hundred people in the arena, not sufrl thousand. again, it's a curated image. jonathan: if hillary clinton said i need a 10,000 person raly, could they build it? or they literally couldn't match trump's crowds? >> i think they could. she's got not as much twitter al facebook followers as trump does but she has a huge following in the creative community. if you were to get bruce springsteen, he will en -- jonathan: but short of that, she didn't -- couldn't? she needs to do this to make it look like she's got big crowds? jonathan: i want to understand this thing right here. john -- >> john, if you're an advance man, you don't want to leave anything to chance. look

speaking at the university of california-riverside, she criticized trump's foreign policy record, economicsing him of profiting from the housing crisis that hurt millions of americans. she also went after trump over climate change and over his many controversial comments. >> it may have started out as entertainment, but now it's really, really concerning. >> a group of hecklers repeatedly disrupted clinton as well as they were escorted out by security, clinton said "some people are allergic to the facts." >> so bernie sanders has been in california now for several days hoping to cash in on delegates when voters there go to the polls next month. >> we get the latest from abc's josh haskill on the campaign trail with sanders. good morning, josh. >> reporter: good morning. it's less than two weeks to the california primary. and bernie sanders doesn't care that hillary clinton has an edge in the delegate math. he's barnstorming the state anyway with plans to speak to over 200,000 californians by june 7th. but according to sanders, his campaign doesn't end june 7th as he plans to stay in the ra

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we're joined now by associate dean for the school of public policy at the university of california riversideng with us. according to the capital weekly findings, a new surge in voter registration, especially prominent among democratic voters, skyrocketing mid-february to 55,000. that's 185% increase, not so much the same on the republican side though, still a steady increase too. when you look at the data as you do so often, what do you think is driving more registrations in this cycle? >> it's probably the donald trump effect, not only are you seeing a big surge in democratic party registration but big surge in latino voter registration. at the same time you're also seeing a big surge among younger voters. there might be some of that action in the democratic party that's generating this as well in terms of the sanders/clinton contest. >> is more a protest vote according to the data? >> i think on the -- if you look at on the latino side most likely. you're seeing national data showing that latinos are registering in massive number to try to vote against trump. of course in california, democ

california. kristen welker covering the clinton campaign in riverside, california. bernie sanders, the senator, is still fighting hard hoping to beat clinton in california. he held a rally in san bernardino where kelly is with us tonight. thanks for joining us in the great inland empire. >> well, chris, bernie sanders is on stage here now and he is taking an approach you might think he was ahead because he began tonight in san bernardino talking to more than 5,200 people saying donald trump will not become president. sanders looking towards november. then as he works through his subject by subject plan for the country. and criticism of hillary clinton. there were several times where this crowd had a loud and sustained boo when he brings up secretary clinton. sanders is talking about how he is working hard here. his third hour plus long event tonight. he wants to be as visible as possible and as you've been discussing for sanders winning california if he can fall off is essential to his larger argument. we heard him tonight talking about sending a message to the lead

i grew up in a little place called riverside, california. although both my parents were born in this country, neither of them spoke english until they went to school. my dad did not finish high school. but my parents were big, big believers in the power of education. they instilled that belief into their children, my three sisters and myself. they taught us that learning equals opportunity. there was never a question in their mind as to whether we were going to go to college. we would and we did. what i remember the most clearly from my graduation day was the look on my parents faces. they were so proud and a bit relieved that they could call me a college graduate. they were thrilled about what that accomplishment meant for future generations of our family. i see that same look on the faces of many parents, many siblings and you, the graduates. i know that getting here required hard work and sacrifice on the part of you to graduates, and your families. and so really, congratulations to all of you. today is the culmination of your time here a

he is speaking right now and the auditorium at this california mission in riverside and there are manyout side wrapped around the block who were unable volunteersnd we saw occurring that -- encouraging them to go to san bernardino. also has a california ad and is trying to work this by adding more events and highlight the difference, that he is here and wants to talk about these issues, but he has not hit secretary clinton on this point. he does talk in his remarks about the oligarchy he thinks is something voters and we can certainly say from talking to sanders voter, it's not an everyday word you see, he uses it all a time to suggest the clintons are part of the establishment connected to the money in the system and he is trying to break that with his vision of change in campaign finance and so forceful top so far, we have not seen them go after secretary clinton as hard. i know advisors are frustrated that she is not agreeing to this . from the clinton point of view, they are trying to move on to a general election and not give sanders another forum, not give him another opportunity

reporter: two weeks remaining before this california primary, but hillary clinton focusing on one man and one man alone. that is donald trump. as she campaigned in riverside, california, on tuesday night, she focused on donald trump from start to finish, going after him on everything from his reputation in the housing industry to climate change to immigration. throughout her speech, she was talking only about donald trump. she also made clear that she still needs to win the california primary. mathematically speaking, she may not. she has a big lead over bernie sanders, but she believes a win here in california and those other primaries on june 7th would send her to the general election in a much stronger position. this is her message to california voters. >> this primary on june the 7th needs to send a real signal that donald trump will hear, no matter where he is, that california wants a positive future. we want to finish strong, and we want to send that message that we're going to fight every day. i will fight for you. i will fight for us every single day. >> reporter: so it's clear that hillary clinton still wants to beat bernie sanders and is trying

he is speaking right now behind me at this california mission here in riverside. people who are wrapped around the block. they are encouraging him to go to the next stop. sanders campaign also has a california ad and is trying to work this by adding more of events and trying to highlight that difference. he wants to talk about these but he has not hit him on this point. he does talk about the all are oligarchy that is not an everyday word you hear in politics. he suggests the clintons are a part of that. that withng to break his vision of change in campaign finance and then wall street. so far, we have not seen him go after secretary clinton as hard. from the clinton point of view, they are trying to move on into a general election. him another opportunity like he still has a chance in this race. by foreclosing that, they hope that voters will see that she is inevitable. sanders is trying to build some kind of momentum. perhaps even winning in california so you will see him on the ground here a lot. we have seen him adding events to make that point. are they looki

your link to what's next. >>> live at hillary clinton's event in riverside, california.ngs are still getting set up. we'll keep you updated. >>> first one of the best movies about politics i've ever seen is right now in theaters. in a lot of ways the film is a study in how contemporary politics works, driven by spectacle and showmanship, something we're seeing play out in the year of donald trump. a big-city mayoral brash democrat wound up conceding after receiving 5% of the vote. it's about a man embroiled in a sex scandal without any actual sex. a politician who came to be widely and almost universally loathed who never actually did anything criminal. but one who admits that he has this "virtually unlimited ability to f things up." >> why are they filming you? >> i don't know. i don't know why they're filming me. >> if republicans wrapping their arms around republicans rather than doing the right thing on behalf of the heroes -- >> it was a pleasure to see a democrat not cowering. >> married to one of hillary clinton's closest advisers. >> a photo of an anonymous partn

. >> reporter: seconds after this rollover crash in riverside, california, the car already on fire. >o! hey, great out! >> reporter: the good samaritan realizes the driver is still inside. quickly pulling him to safety. >> call 911! call 911! >> reporter: a moment that never had to happen because, police say, this driver was street racing not just fast and furious, street racing is deadly. in the last decade more than 124 drivers, passengers and bystanders killed. in los angeles, this chain-reaction wreck last february killed three innocent drivers. the street racers weren't hurt. days later, another crash caught on camera, killed two pedestrians. police everywhere are now cracking down in portland oregon. and the car capital of southern california, where nearly 50 people were recently busted, their cars impounded. >> it comes down to ego, i want to show off. i want to do something that is going to give me a thrill. >> it could be deadly. >> exactly. >> reporter: clayton sandell. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight" -- a fast-food empire puts a new ingredient to the test, you might

california. hillary clinton held a rally earlier tonight in riverside, california, and kristen welker, there she is with us now. were there any protesters against hillary tonight? >> there were some protesters at the hillary event, chris, you're right. doesn't seem as though it got as heated as what hallie was just describing, but not unusual at this point in the campaign. i think there are a lot of emotions on both sides. one of the headlines from the hillary clinton event tonight, that she went after donald trump for comments that she made, essentially saying that he wanted to benefit from it. he said, so what, what's wrong with benefitting from the housing crisis? but we're getting our first glimpse at the unfolding strategy from the clinton campaign, to hit at one of the core parts of donald trump's message, which is that he is a candidate for working-class voters, that he is going to help them lift them, make sure they realize the progress that we've seen in the economy, in recent years. and the clinton campaign essentially trying to tear that argument down and they're taking a page from pr

california. sanders told supporters in riverside county that he can beat trump. trump held a rally in anaheim and police rs aed at least five protesters. they waited for trump outside jimmy kimmle studios after his appearance on the show and r&b singer the weekend and rapper belly canceled because of trump. >> we will have a country and people coming into the country legally we will have strong borders. right now people are coming right through. >> during a speech earlier in the day it was -- he was in salinas. >> he is talking about deporting more than one half of the 2.4 million farm workers who helped feed our country. >> hillary clinton has events in san jose and san francisco on thursday and there are reports she will air tv ads on friday. in atherton, abc7 news. >> to give you an idea how close the democratic primary in california is and the public policy institute shows clinton ladying sanders by -- leading sanders by two points. that's within the margin of error. >>> a former employee is accused of stealing more than a million dollars from a school in mil

california. sanders told supporters in riverside county that he can beat trump. trump held a rally in anaheim and police rs aed at least five protesters. they waited for trump outside jimmy kimmle studios after his appearance on the show and r&b singer the weekend and rapper belly canceled because of trump. >> we willl have a country and people coming into the country legally we will have strong borders. right now people are coming right through. >> during a speech earlier in the day it was -- he was in salinas. >> he is talking about deporting more than one half of the 2.4 million farm workers who helped feed our country. >> hillary clinton has events in san jose and san francisco on thursday and there are reports she will air tv ads on friday. in atherton, abc7 news. >> to give you an idea how close the democratic primary in california is and the public policy institute shows clinton ladying sanders by -- leading sanders by two points. that's within the margin of error. >>> a former employee is accused of stealing more than a million dollars from a school in mi

the two candidates both campaigned in riverside, california, today and tonight. actually just a couple of miles apart from one another. but while the sanders campaign today released its new ad touting a new direction for the democratic party, the clinton campaign released this today against donald trump. >> this is an economy that can't find the bottom of bad news. >> ten years of saving, completely gone. vanished. >> the biggest crash of household wealth that we've ever had in the united states. >> i sort of hope that happens. because then people like me would go in and buy. if there is a bubble burst as they call it, you know, you could make a lot of money. >> we don't know if the clinton campaign is going to be doing tv advertising to run against bernie sanders in california. we do know that this appears to be the first large-scale coordinated all-in effort by the clinton campaign against donald trump. joining us now to talk about this latest strategy is the national spokesman for the hillary clinton campaign brian pallen, nice to see you. >> thank you for hav

. >> her rival will concentrate on southern and central california intoing in riverside county yesterdayill stop in bakersfield and fresno and is expected to attract big crowds who favor him because of his promise of making public colleges and universities tuition free. >> up trump broughtly can pain to -- brought his campaign to southern california where protesters throwing water bottles. later, trump appeared on jimmy kimmel and spoke of the transgender bathroom issue. >> do you personally support it? >> what i support is let the states decide. they will do what hopefully is right. law is the right thing? >> i don't know yet. honestly, i don't know. it is a very... >> donald trump headed to north dakota to speak at an oil conference, police in the capital city will devote a quarter of the force to security for the event. >> business owners in santa clara strip mall will rebuild and reopen after the devastate fire. we were first on the scene at the shopping center on el camino real with flames shooting high in the area. investigators are trying to determine in an indian restaurant is th

hillary clinton struggled to speak at some points over protesters at a rally of her own in riverside, california, last night. protesters interrupted her multiple times prompting her response that some people are, quote, allergic to the facts. >>> donald trump is now within 30 delegates of officially taking the republican nomination for president. reports out overnight show that he won the gop primary in washington state. >> hillary clinton won the democratic primary but here's where it gets interesting. the win doesn't get her any delegates. voters in washington overwhelmingly supported bernie sanders, the senator, back in march's democratic caucus and gave him 74 delegates th later in the broadcast with what to expect on the campaign trail today and a new attack ad for bernie sanders. >>> and it is 5:04. happening today, the head of the tsa will face a grilling on capitol hill. tsa administrator peter nessinger will testify before the house and homeland security. this comes 24 hours after a big shakeup at the agency where the head of security was reassigned. just days ahead of the big summer tr

riverside, california, bill, my heart skipped a beat when you said wu were collaborating on a kirn'su. appreciate that. after the last slam. peter burns, millersville, maryland, bill my son and i saw you and miller this past weekend. the experience was worth every last cent. i'm glad you liked it. we have upcoming who wants to be president shows father's day weekend, reno, denver, biloxi, mississippi. tickets make great father's day gifts. omar sagehorn just ored by autographed copy. i like that. and you will like legends, lies and patriots, the book and the tv show coming up first. big birthdays this week, 106 in tennessee, hazel is 103 in wisconsin and 70th anniversary. >>> factor tip of the day, an awful situation. 32-year-old george zimmerman shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon matter nn 2012. big story. zimmerman was acquitted of a crime in florida. no matter how you feel about the case, it is terrible that a teenager is dead. no decent person could feel good about that. now, zimmerman says he wants to sell the gun that killed mr. martin. >> it's time to move past the firearm. a

he's live in riverside, california tonight. does the campaign believe that this attack right now is actually going to stick? >> reporter: erin, the campaign believes everyone knows donald trump is successful. what they're trying to get people to think about is he being a success for himself or is he fighting for everyone else? this is the beginning of a long argument the campaign wants to make against donald trump. it was happening across the democratic party. there were congressmen from battleground states making it, surrogates making it and the candidate herself will make it again tonight. they are trying to take away a strength of donald trump's and turn this into a weakness. donald trump released a statement to us a short time ago. he says i am a businessman and i have made a lot of money in down markets. in some cases as much as i have made when the markets are good. frankly this is the kind of thinking our country needs, understanding how to get a good result out of a very bad and sad situation. erin, donald trump is not

now we are two weeks away from the california primary and hillary clinton spoke in riverside. tomorrow she will be in salinas and then atherton before a second san jose event on thursday. bill clinton spent the day stumping for hillary in fremont and san francisco. >> bernie sanderses spent the day in southern california where he told californians we will not stand up for somebody who insults america's minorities. >> the american people understand that we are great as a nation because of our diversity. >> sanders will be back in riverside county tomorrow and then in ventura on thursday. >>> all right, let's turn now to the warriors. boy, it was a night fans would like to forget. the dubs fell again to the thunder and are one game away from elimination in the western conference finals. >> let's get to mike shumann. >> it was a tough thing to watch, back to back losses for the warriors. i think the law of averages finally caught up with them. they had no answer for russell westbrook. a triple double, 36 points and 11 boards and 11 assists and they didn't help themselves with 21

the two candidates both campaigned in riverside, california, today and tonight. actually just a couple of miles apart from one another. but while the sanders campaign today released its new ad touting a new direction for the democratic party, the clinton campaign released this today against donald trump. >> this is an economy that can't find the bottom of bad news. >> ten years of saving, completely gone. vanished. >> the biggest crash of household wealth that we've ever had in the united states. >> i sort of hope that happens. because then people like me would go in and buy. if there is a bubble burst as they call it, you know, you could make a lot of money. >> we don't know if the clinton campaign is going to be doing tv advertising to run against bernie sanders in california. we do know that this appears to be the first large-scale coordinated all-in effort by the clinton campaign against donald trump. joining us now to talk about this latest strategy is the national spokesman for the hillary clinton campaign brian pallen, nice to see you. >> thank you for hav

hillary clinton holding a rally right now in riverside, california.ee if she mentions anything about donald trump's attacks on her and bill clinton. california's primary two weeks ago. 475 delegates at stake, the largest prize in the democratic race. hillary clinton and bernie sanders spending a lot of time and money in that state. back now with our panel, including bernie sanders campaign manager jeff weaver who joins us live from vermont. i'm talking about california but before we get to california you have to go through kentucky again. your campaign has asked for a recanvass of the votes in kentucky. this is not something you did in missouri in march even though the margin was closer there. >> we thought given the closeness of the race that it was important to have a recanvass. this is not a full recount but a recanvass but to make sure there weren't any transposed numbers or other kinds of administrative err errors. so it's not a long process and we hope it will be over soon but we wanted to make sure given the closeness of the race and the abilit

california today. bernie sanders spoke in riverside county yesterday. today he is scheduled to stop in ventura and bakersfield and fresno. the vermont senator expects to track a big crowd of young adults. they favor him because of his promise to make public colleges and universities tuition tree. >> donald trump brought his campaign to southern california. outside of a discussion in an time protesters yelled and threw water bottles. donald trump appeared on jimmy kimmel and spoke of the transgender bathroom issue. >> do you personal support it? >> what i support is let the states decide. the states will do hopefully the right thing. what you is the right thing? >> i don't know yet. honestly, i don't know. it is a very... >> donald trump heads to north dakota to speak at an oil conference. police in the capital city will devote a quarter of the first to security for the event. >> business owners of a strip mall will rebuild and reopen forking yesterday's devastating fire. we were the first on the scene at the shopping center on el camino real with flames

now we are two weeks away from the california primary and hillary clinton spoke in riverside. tomorrow she will be in salinas and then atherton before a second san jose event on thursday. bill clinton spent the day stumping for hillary in fremont and san francisco. >> bernie sanderses spent the day in southern california where he told californians we will not stand up for somebody who insults america's minorities. >> the american people understand that we are great as a nation because of our diversity. >> sanders will be back in riverside county tomorrow and then in ventura on thursday. >>> all right, let's turn now to the warriors. boy, it was a night fans would like to forget. the dubs fell again to the thunder and are one game away from elimination in the western conference finals. >> let's get to mike shumann. >> it was a tough thing to watch, back to back losses for the warriors. i think the law of averages finally caught up with them. they had no answer for russell westbrook. a triple double, 36 points and 11 boards and 11 assists and they didn't help themselves with 21

sanders hemmed a rally today in riverside and tonight, the senator campaigns in san bern besh. hillary clinton is also in southern california in the city of commerce as well as riverside and south los angeles. tomorrow she'll campaign in salinas. she'll visit san jose on thursday. >>> former president bill clinton spent the day in the bay area, abc7 news was in fremont. the price started at $1,000. >>> a uc berkeley professor is a long time friend of the clintons and served as labor secretary but he isn't supporting hillary clinton in the election. he is backing bernie sanders instead. and today, he explained why. >> it's never an easy decision. i feel fondly toward hillary clinton. i've known her since she's 19 years old. i think she'd make a great president for the system we now have but it doesn't function well. i endorse bernie sanders because i think he's the best candidate to change the system into the system that we need. >> anyone who wants to vote by mail but register by 5:00 p.m. next tuesday. voters will go to polls in california again on june 7th. >> tonight, a bay area city took a step for creating internet tha

clinton was in southern california tonight giving supporters in riverside a preview of how she's goingo after donald trump. >> he says we should pull out of nato. we should ban all muslims from come to the u.s. a country founded on freedom of religion. and we should return to tortur torture. >> tomorrow clinton will campaign in salinas before holding a fundraiser and will visit san jose on thursday. and tonight there is word that clinton's camp reached tout meet dallas mavericks owner and star of shark tank mark cuban. he has grown increasingly critical of donald trump. billionaire has previously said would he consider the vice-presidential slot on her ticket. >> former president clinton spent today in the bay area. we were in fremont when the motorcade arrived at private home for fundraiser. price to attend started at 1,000 dollars. >>> mean time uc berkeley professor is long time friend of the clintons and served as labor secretary under pill clinton. but robert rice not supporting hillary clinton in the election. he's becoming bernie sanders instead and he explained to us why. >> it

sanders hemmed a rally today in riverside and tonight, the senator campaigns in san bern besh. hillary clinton is also in southern california in the city of commerce as well as riverside and south los angeles. tomorrow she'll campaign in salinas. she'll visit san jose on thursday. >>> former president bill clinton spent the day in the bay area, abc7 news was in fremont. the price started at $1,000. >>> a uc berkeley professor is a long time friend of the clintons and served as labor secretary but he isn't supporting hillary clinton in the election. he is backing bernie sanders instead. and today, he explained why. >> it's never an easy decision. i feel fondly toward hillary clinton. i've known her since she's 19 years old. i think she'd make a great president for the system we now have but it doesn't function well. i endorse bernie sanders because i think he's the best candidate to change the system into the system that we need. >> anyone who wants to vote by mail but register by 5:00 p.m. next tuesday. voters will go to polls in california again on june 7th. >> tonight, a bay area city took a step for creating internet tha

hillary clinton also faced protesters in riverside, california.ing after donald trump. >> some people are just allergic to the facts. they're certainly entitled to their own opinions, but not to their own facts. the fact is that donald trump thought he could make money off of people's misery. >> bernie sanders also railed against donald trump in san bernardino, california. >>> president obama arrived in japan this morning for the next leg of his asian air force one landed after traveling from vietnam where the president announced a new arms deal. he also touched on a growing source of tension in the region. we have more from beijing on the president's diplomatic approach to addressing chinese intimidation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. like most issues here in china, the government does not appreciate outsiders getting involved. the turf war over the south china sea is no exception. the u.s. considers it international waters, but china wants the u.s. to stay out of it. [ applause ] the president's trip comes amid heightened tensions ove

race for the white house, two weeks until the june 7 primary in california, hillary clinton making a final push holding events in riverside, orange county and san jose. >> former president bill clinton laying the groundwork for that rally and campaign.>> bernie sanders will meet with the boaters during a rally in southern california, and in a speech yesterday he emphasizes the war on poverty, and saying that if we build the crumbling infrastructure, we could create as many as 13 million jobs. >> we need a massive federal jobs program to put our people back to work at decent wages. >> hillary clinton is declining to participate in a debate before the california primary with bernie sanders, and considers the democratic primary essentially over with her as the presumptive nominee.>> she is calling it herself. >> there will be a lot of push for registration of voters, 850,000 people have added their names in anticipation of the primary. >>> on the republican side, the vetting process and donald trump is expected to start this way, and some of the names that have been floated by include newt gingrich, mary fallin and chris chr

i grew up in a little place called riverside, california. although both my parents were born in this country, neither of them spoke english until they went to school. my dad did not finish high school. but my parents were big, big believers in the power of education. they instilled that belief into their children, my three sisters and myself. they taught us that learning equals opportunity. there was never a question in their mind as to whether we were going to go to college. we would and we did. what i remember the most clearly from my graduation day was the look on my parents faces. and a bitso proud relieved that they could call me a college graduate. they were thrilled about what this account was meant that accomplishment meant for future generations of our family. i see that same look on the faces of many parents, many siblings and i know that getting here required hard work and sacrifice on the part of you to graduates, and your families. and so really, congratulations to all of you. today is the culmination of your .ime here at vaughn

he held a rally late this afternoon in riverside, down in southern california. on the republican side, donald trump will be in southern california tomorrow. keep in mind all of the campaigning here in california on both sides of the aisle as we approach our june 7th primary. >>> the woman accused of killing the father of her children appeared in court for the first time today. the body was found earlier this month, weeks after he was first reported missing. the victim's former girlfriend and the mother of green's two daughters. lee and her current boyfriend along with their friend are charged with murder. today, their attorneys asked for more time to review the case. motives are things we're looking for because they intuitively help explain why the crime occurred. >> the judge postponed the arraignment until next wednesday. >>> attempted suicide by cop. how investigators describe the police shooting of a 15-year-old boy in santa rosa this morning. they say the boy pointed a replica gun at police after making a bogus call to 911 to draw them to the scene. nbc bay

california. he addressed a crowd of supporters in anaheim. later he made speeches in riverside and san bernadino -- his campaign launched a campaign to buy ads in california. >>> back over to sal who's covering the area around the fire in santa clara. >>> el camino real, the traffic near the lawrence expressway south of the lawrence expressway is blocked. that's an area to avoid. let's look at what we have with other commutes. the east bay commute is not too bad, there's congestion on 24 westbound past the lafayette bart station. things are getting more crowded. at the bay bridge toll plaza we have a crowd, it's a between to 20 minute delay. and in the east bay, westbound 580 traffic is busy at the altamonte pass. 580 is slow in the area. we have a couple incidents in san ramon, not major incidents, traffic is impacted a little bit. we're not seeing a lot of activity. >>> 6:20, let's go to steve. >>> a big fog bank in place, a fine mist from southern marin county into san francisco around oakland as well. some around berkeley, and the low cloud deck making a push here. temperat

riverside ahead of the june 7th california primary. >> reporter: officers tried to control the crowd. officers on horses. as police march to clear the street. a peaceful demonstration later turned into anger in anaheim. foul by late in my fury in albuquerque. protesters lit fires and smashed barriers including rocks. police, arrested smoking-says pepper spray. the arrests as follows trump's to chicago. , pittsburgh and kansas city all sides of disruption. the republican nominee smearing demonstrators. it marked the holding up the mexican flag. outside were criminals. >> reporter: i am very maloney reporting trips-- mary maloney, reporting >> pam:she joined actress jamie lee curtis on stage. and focused mostly on republican rival donald trump. she did 'not' bring up the discouraging news that came in for her camp today. >> pam:the fact that a review by an clinton and her team did not handle her e- mail set-up secretary of state. >> pam:and said, that she had in fact ignored clear guidance. and broke federal standards.clinton is headed to the bay area and will be at rallies in san jose

on the ballot. >> and front runner hillary clinton is here in southern california campaigning on tuesday, she held rally at riversidee stops she's making in the golden state. >> bernie sanders also fighting to win here in california, he spoke to supporters at a rally in san bernardino. sanders refuses to backdown before the democratic convention in july, even though he trails in the delegate count. >>> let's get to the democratic party vice chair for california -- >> and trump supporter, john phillips. a wild night in albuquerque, john, what's your take on this? what does new do for the trump campaign? does he come under pressure regardless of who's to blame here or who you blame here, does he come under pressure to dial it back? >> thing helps him. the silent majority is watching these criminals on cnn tonight assault police officers, attack public property, go after police cars, and they're appalled at what's going on. they see the mexican flag out there. we've lived through this here in california in 1994 when proposition 187 was on the ballot, when governor pete wilson was running for reelection. we saw similar

i want to take you now tore cathedral city in riverside county, california.ere at the podium speaking live. let's listen in. >> this is the truth. the truth is that no president, not bernie sanders or anybody else, can do it alone. we are now in the process of taking on wall street which has endless supplies of money, i mean, endless. we are taking on corporate america which if they want and what they have done, shut down factories all over this country and moved to china if they can make $5 more in profit. we are taking on wealthy campaign contributors. do you think most candidates have meetings like this in cathedral city? they don't. they are busy going to some billionaire's mansion and getting $50,000 a person for the campaign. which reminds me, while i'm here. anybody got $50,000 to contribute? nah, i don't think so. i don't think so. but that's what the difference is between our campaign and the other campaigns. you want to hear something. it would be funny if it weren't so pathetic. donald trump tells us, who knows, he lies all the time, but he claims

other california schools that made the top 100 are ucla, san diego, davis, irvine and riverside. >>> new at noon a new resource for uber drivers on the go. the ridesharing service is testing a hotline for drivers in san francisco starting today. it's built directly into the driver's app so there's no extra numbers to dial. this is in addition to driver support centers and in-app messaging. the pilot program will launch in phasings. it's expected to last at least two months. >>> one very lucky man in san jose is $9 million richer this afternoon. lottery officials say the man just passed in his winning powerball ticket. he says that he bought the ticket for the march 16 super lotto drawing and he was the only ticket to successfully match all five numbers. he bought the ticket at a valero gas station in san jose making it a winner, too. the store will get $45,000 in retail bonuses. >>> a boat catches fire on the ocean off malibu's coast. the dramatic rescue that followed coming up. >> plus, working to help keep you safe when an earthquake happens. the new alert system the governor propo

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california. >> there are 475 delegates up for grabs. >> thank you, riverside!e this primary battle is not in some ways hurting her. >> would bernie sanders be hurting hillary clinton if it turns out she is the nominee? >> actually he is. >> some people would argue yes, some people would argue no. there's a lot of people that just aren't going to support hillary. >> we are going to win here in california and win big. >> your main goal is to defeat donald trump. >> donald trump is toast. >> do you feel a sense of loyalty to the democratic party? >> i have a vng strong sense that donald trump would be a disaster if he were elected president of the united states. >>> the poll ratings for donald trump and hillary clinton are reaching record highs, president obama has the highest approval ratings since his second inauguration. steve kornacki has a look at what that could mean for the presidential campaign. >> it's a big wild card, lawrence, because there's this thing where it's tough for one political party to control the white house for three consecutive terms. that

riverside and san bernardino. >>> a federal judge set a hearing date for a lawsuit file observe california's primary deadline. a sanders supporter is seeking to extend the voter registration deadline. the suit claims the process for unaffiliated voters to get a primary ballot is too confusing. however the hearing is set for august 18th which is long after the june 7th primary. >>> republican presidential could donald trump will hold his first fundraiser this week. he has prided himself on his self-funded campaign. trump says he is only holding the fundraiser because the republican national committee has asked him to do so. he said he would be happy to consider self funding his campaign. >>> coming up. bill cosby back in the spotlight and facing criminal charges of sexual abuse. at 6:30, the ruling by a judge. >> they had 12 years to bring a case and they didn't. >>> a warmup and temperatures on the increase. not right away. in the 60s and low 70s and even sprinkles in the area. i will have the forecast after the break. >>> first new details on the aggressive bees in an east bay neighborhood. they weren't kill