narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. >>> so cool. >> going through astronaut training. >> i believe we can send humans to orbit, returning them safely to earth. >> at nasa, they are creating the technology for the voyage. rocket ships, and suits and living quartereds. my personal favorite, mars. >> the next big leap may not come from nasa at all. another space race, between the companies, jockeying for their peace. >> it makes me value of commercializing space travel. >> we are at the berth of a new era. s personal flight rev ligz. >> he is the finderfinder -- tht to ever grass the border into spa space. >> more often than not, the contenders in the space race have something in common. billion dollar bank accounts. >> in a lot of case, smas shows an extraordinary challenge. >> they were huge successes. you want to do something bigger. it is a view. >> we recently landed the lap top. 1993. the processor is working, is the it is now in the hands of individuals, not -- looking to make money out of

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betters. >> yes, i have a business meeting here. when i listen, shooting of a machine gun, not a gun. and i am in my past, i run inside to the noise they listen and i find in the market restaurant. i get to help them, but i cannot do nothing because the police and the security cannot -- didn't come. and that's what i see. >> that was a witness describing what he saw just about an hour and 20 minutes ago in tel aviv, israel, describing the scene at sarona market, an outdoor eatery area and market, where two gunmen apparently came in with guns blazing and shot and killed three people, wounding up to eight others. although nbc has not yet verified the number of those injured. but we spoke with a member of the emt team that helped with those injured, who said that there were eight who have been injured. we've also gotten reports from police that one of the injured is in critical condition. we will continue to follow this breaking news in tel aviv, the reaction to what israeli authorities are cal

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterrnia for all of us. bill: the cdc out of atlanta releasing information on where the zika virus now live and how long it's been there. areas in yellow representing one-year presence. the southeast and the southwest the most affected at this point. how concerned should people be? how bad is it? >> zika is very serious because it's been associated with a birth defect, microcephaly which means the baby's head is too small. but brain problems have been experienced in babies born to mothers with the zika virus. susanna guthrie says she'll not go to rio as well. >> the who just announced new guidelines recommending women avoid pregnancy if they reside in areas where the mosquito that transmits zika lives. this is serious for women who are pregnant or planning to be pregnant or men who may have sex with their partners and transmit zika. this is a serious, important problem. bill: there is breaking news now out of brazil. the chief medical government official is saying there is no scientific ev

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterf us. martha: the salt lake city zoo was shut down after a leopard in escape the enclosure. officials at the hogle zoo say the big somehow managed to get through the cage. how could that happen? two papers told visitors to take shelter inside buildings while crews urged for the leopard. they spotted her near her cage an hour later. the leopard was sedated and taken to a holding area. no one was injured. there's nothing more beautiful than a leopard. unbelievable. bill: the zoo is going to need a bigger boat. get on it. the primary season winding down, attention turns the next month's convention and there will be fireworks. in philadelphia, that's where the democrats convene. bernie sanders bows not to get up before then. republicans will be in cleveland. wow. won't that be interesting. donald trump plans his own twist and we are waiting to see what those plans will be. here's rich edson live now in cleveland ohio with more from there. good morning. reporter: good morning bill and repub

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. >>> whatever the next president, i hope will be secretary clinton. demthe kras are endorsing hillary clinton. the first, senator al franken will join us next. you both have a perfect driving record. until one of you clips a food truck. then your rates go through the roof. perfect. for drivers th accident forgivenes liberty mutual won't raise your rates liberty mutualnsurance.ide. jen stops working, but her aleve doesn't. hey mom! because aleve can last 4 hours longer than tylenol 8 hour. what will you do with your aleve hours? >> i think that hillary would >> president obama announced his endorsement in a video. >> you are endorsing her today? >> what you call an endorsement? i guess, yes. so, yes. >> joining us now, senator al franken, from the great state of minnesota. >> i guess i wasn't expecting your question at the time. yes. of course. >> it is my job to come up with that question you are not expecting tonight to get you into one of those. what i heard

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instructial engineers, california teachers association and even the state pta.this point there are no organizations opposing the bill. >>> we could be the first state to allow undocumented immigrants to buy health insurance through the affordable care act. they approved the bill to open coverage california to undocumented workers. but those immigrants would not be eligible for subsidies. they must pay for their policies in full. critics say the government should be focused on helping american citizens. >> airbnb driving getaway car. >> lawmakers accuse airbnb of fueling housing crisis in san francisco. how a vote at city hall could change the way people rent out their homes in san francisco. >>> taking their message to the golden gate bridge. the reason protesters are wearing orange today. right now at 6:30: the message must end. d clear: gun violee but is anyone listening? =jess/2shot= message loud and clear. gun violence must end. the question is, is anyone listening. hundreds of people marched across the golden gate bridge in hopes of prompting some action. >

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterifornia for all of us. sglp how do explain the phenomenon of donald trump? >> i can't. seems to appeal to the lowest common denominator. >> forced don ambassador trump to have that press conference, about the money raised for veteran groups. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about diabetic nerve pain. tell 'em cedric sent you. >> certified check? >> they all got the money, they are not people who talk to the press. many of them do talk to the press. >> the man who wrote the story ten days ago, how donald trump was not handing money over to everywheres, and he served in the marine corps, and hand

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. >>> if i win as president, it's a civil case, i could have settled this case numerous times, but i don't want to settle cases when we're right. i don't believe in it. when you start settling cases, you know what happens, everybody sues you because you get known as a settler. one thing about me, i'm not known as a settler. >> welcome back to hardball. donald trump is a street fighter. he'll fight anyone in the house for a dollar. he's in a dispute and never backs down from a fight as he just said. his businesses have been involved in 3500 lawsuits. the sheer volume of lawsuits is unprecedented for a presidential nominee. no candidate of major party had anything approaching trump's courtroom entanglements. verdict, 450 wins, 38 losses. isn't that what you want for your president. susan page is washington bureau chief of usa today and john braybender. >> we can't look at his record in government because he hasn't had government jobs. one of the primary tools he'

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betteruplift my little brothers who are sleeping on concrete floors today in america. black people who are living on welfare. black people who can't eat. black people who don't know no knowledge of themselves. black people who don't have no future. i want to win my title and walk down the alleys, sit on the garbage can with the wineheads, with the dope addicts, talk to the prostitutes. so i can help a lot of the people. i can show them films. i can take this documentary, i can show them movies. the people of louisville, kentucky. cincinnati, ohio. i can go through tennessee, florida, mississippi. and show the little black africans in them countries who didn't know this was their country. you look like people in mississippi and alabama and georgia. they your brothers but they never knew you was over here and you don't know much about them. god is blessing me in kinshasa to get to the people and show them films. i'm of the world and i haven't seen them. i can go get all these films. you govern

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. >>> welcome back to "the lead," more now on our politics lead. speaker ryan lining up behind donald trump. the endorsement ends his very public wreling match with his on conscience. conservatives across the country have been trying to get right with voting for someone who they believe they say something that is contrary to core beliefs. yet ryan said when i feel the need to, i'll continue to speak my mind. this brings us to ryan's counterpart in the u.s. senate, senator mitch mcconnell, who is out with a new memoir called "the long game." he, too, seems concerned with trump's rhetoric. joining me now, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. thank you for joining me. >> good to be here. >> i was almost taken aback that you didn't run for re-election. did many people know this? >> well, i talked about it with my wife. i was a pretty big target from people on the right who thought i was some kind of an obama enabler and i knew i'd be a big target on the left and

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterornia for all of us. finance team met today in new york as new talk of convention coup is bubbling up. is there any truth or reality to that idea? more ahead. >>> donald trump met today in new york with dozens of top fund-raisers. it was the first time there was a finance team brought together. typically these happen long before they declare. while he was meeting today with potential donors, some top republicans in washington continued criticism of his remarks about judge gonzalo curiel. there's talk of a coup of sorts at the convention in cleveland. some gop officials and never trump pundits are looking to change the rules on delegates to allow them to vote for whoever they choose. others say it is a total fantasy. a lot to discuss. joining me, mindy carpenter. cnn delegate can analyst, former chief of staff mike shields, and michael gerson, speech writer and back with us trump supporter kayleigh mcenany. mike shields, all of the chatter from never trump movement about a coup at the c

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better>>> checking some top stories, 26 minutes past. arizona evacuations as wildfire threatens homes. they're tacking the blaze from the ground and air in arnel, where 19 elite firefighters lost their lives in 2013. right now, it covers about 600 acres. at this point, it is unclear how it started. >>> california's new smoking age taking effect. as of today, you have to be 21 years old to buy tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, and also banning e-cigarettes from schools, restaurants and hospitals. it is the second state to raise the purchase age from 18 to 21, just behind hawaii. >>> attorney jose biaz, who won a murder acquittal for casey anthony will represent hernandez in his murder trial. he is serving a life sentence for a murder in 2013. he is charged in shooting a man in 2012. he says he hopes the public keeps an open mind and the facts will be in court. >>> and good morning, i'm carol costello, thank you so much for joining me. the high profile case of the six trials being held

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterof us. >>> we are watching a growing ripple effect of the zika virus as the u.s. gears up for brazil. nbc's savannah guthrie said she is pregnant and won't be going. she was set to help anchor the coverage of the games. the announcement days after cyclist tejay van garner the first to pull out over concerns of zika. he talked to us here at cnn. >> honestly, if my wife wasn't pregnant right now, i would be going to rio. the biggest concern is for the baby on the way and so i would never tell any athlete when's worked their butt off for four years not to go to the games. >> nba star steph curry, meantime, says he won't be going and cited injury and other factors without mentioning zika. a former athlete that won gold for team usa 12 years ago said the virus keeps her from making the trip south tweeting sad not to be going to brazil because of zika. i have to protect myself. she is joining me now. i remember watching you in athens. back 12 years ago. can you talk to me about how tough of

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betteria for all of us. >>> let me finish tonight by paying tribute to an outlying hero of the equality movement, barry goldwater. he said politics has no business in the bedroom. he argues in his great new book "we the people" you might think back to the declaration of the presidential candidate. he wanted to trace the evolution of human rights from the founding rights to gay rights and reserving that long line of progress to goldwater. he argued they arise for the reverence for the constitution and guarantees of personal liberty. he denounced the military's don't ask don't tell policy. you don't have to agree with it he told a reporter. politics has no business in the bed room. ekwal rights to apply to all americans. founding fathers and would under mine the idea of a nation of law that promises equal rights to all. i'm not surprised to dr. king and the kennedys and others who have shaped the founding father's vision of what america is today. the author of we the people deserves credit for

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterornia for all of us. educators who know quality public schools they found out who's been who? cking into our network. guess. i don't know, some kids in a basement? you watch too many movies. who? a small business in china. a business? they work nine to five. they take lunch hours. like a job? like a job. we tracked them. how did we do that? we have some new guys defending our network. new guys? well, they're not that new. they've been defending things for a long time. [ digital typewriting ] it's not just security. it's defense. bae systems. >>> president obama sat down interview today. it will air tomorrow night. >> speaking of reality tv i don't know if you saw the celebrity apprentice. >> i didn't. >> it's a great show. has donald trump called you for advice or talked to you at all. first of all you've given him some pretty good advice so far but has he called and talked to you? >> no. no, he hasn't. no. >> no. >> no. >> not that i know of. >> do you think the republicans are happy

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betteralifornia for all of us. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "the five." did you know that one of the candidates still in the running for the presidency has been a regular pot user up until last month? it's not trump, clinton or sanders. it's gary johnson, the libertarian party's nominee for president, here's the former new mexico governor on why he recently quit his marijuana habit. >> haven't used in like probably about five weeks and i've said that i'm not going to. at president, i don't think you want somebody potentially answering that red phone and then going forward not using going forward. but as the ceo of marijuana company, marijuana products, medicinally directly compete with legal prescription painkillers that statistically kill 100,000 people a year. not one documented death due to marijuana. >> all right so he hasn't used for five weeks. >> i always know that whenever you tell somebody you quit something, you double it. so it's been two weeks. >> it's making me want to start. i like

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narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betternia for all of us. harris: fox news alert. bernie sanders, president obama, inside of the white house still. it has been a little bit. we had expected at least some movement by now according to the schedule we had seen but here's the deal. they're still in the white house. there is a bank off to the left of your screen of microphones. should senator sanders come out to want to say anything he can step up to those mics. we know he has a event planned later tonight. if they were talking about him pulling out of the race, would he do it now, do later, they're talking about it. we'll watch for it as it happens and take you there live. sandra: >> we know hillary clinton's rival for the white house is donald trump but there are actual questions what could be the biggest challenge with voters. watch. >> it is possible that your biggest open obstacle is not your opponent but yourself. 52% of the american people who participated in our "cbs news poll" have an unfavorable opinion of you. that is

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better >>> tonight, breaking news, hillary clinton's blistering critique of donald trump and his counter attack of a foreign policy speech, she called trump unprepared to be president. she touted her years of experience. >> i've gone toe to toe with russia and china and many other different leaders around the world, so i know we have to be able to stand our ground when we must and find common ground when we can. that's how i could work with russia to conclude that treaty to reduce nuclear stock piles and with china to increase pressure on north korea. it is how our diplomats negotiated the landmark agreement on climate change which trump now wants to rip up. >> may not be surprising that secretary clinton is playing out her foreign policy resume. at the same time, her record gives critics ammunition. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton was one of the loudest voices in favor of overthrowing libyan strong man moammar gadhafi, persuading president obama to aid the libyan rebels, imp

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better>>> let's bring in now jack and james. let's talk about this. the clinton campaign is saying the press conference was a smoke screen and trump was trying to distract attention from some of these new revelations about trump university. in particular here what just came out from these court documents, this playbook. people who are trying to sell people on giving their money to enroll in trump university. one of the instructions here for people making the sale was let them know you found an answer to their problems. take people who maybe can't afford it, get them to use their credit cards, get them to use retirement money. what is the risk here, what is the exposure to donald trump political politically? is this an issue that could hurt him more than other revelations we've seen in the past? >> as long as it fits a new story line from the hillary clinton campaign. we saw seeds of this that he's a con man. even mitt romney claimed about donald trump. this whole story line that he's against

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betteralifornia for all of us. >>> in new jersey about 1% of the vote is in. hillary clinton is building up a lead, 57.6% to 42.4%. donald trump has won the republican presidential primary. donald trump we project is in the winner of the republican presidential primary in new jersey. we're awaiting a speech coming up at the top of the hour. donald trump will be speaking a very important speech. we'll see what he says about that huge controversy involving that federal judge out in california. jake. >> the governor of new jersey, chris christie, a big trump supporter but let's switch back to the democratic race where it's still neck and neck. jeff zeleny let's go to you. you're at clinton headquarters in brooklyn, new york and hillary clinton trying to make tonight an event nationwide. >> reporter: the clinton campaign has ups and downs. they remember the defeats from new hampshire and iowa but tonight is unlike any other election night rally she's had. you can see the sign that says history.

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. president's endorsement of clinton could effect the investigation. here's part of that exchange. >> you don't think that that career prosecutor or that fbi agent takes that as some indication of how the president wants to see this case resolved? >> those career prosecutors understand they have a job to do and that that job that they are supposed to do, which is to follow the facts, to pursue the evidence to a logical conclusion, that that is a job that they're responsible for doing without any political interference. the president expects them to do that job. >> and joining us from town hall.com, one of my favorites, guy vincent. great that you are here with us tonight. i appreciate it let me ask you something. is this going to matter? it's one revelation after the next about hillary clinton and i mean, wow, when you think about it for a minute, you know, u.s. president just endorsed someone who is, in fact, under criminal investigation. >> well, happy friday

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narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterfor all of us. >>> have you ever lost something? and who hasn't? or had something important to you stolen. you know it can cause a lot of headaches. one silicon valley start-up is turning to bluetooth and gps technology to make tracking down any misplaced item a lot easier. they just closed an $18 million round of funding. joining us now, tile co-founder and ceo mike farley. happy friday. good to have you with us. >> pleasure to be here. >> you guys have been around for awhile. a hear a lot of ads on podcasts or radio shows all over the place. how do you advance this technology? about making the tile smaller? addings kinds of services to it? kayla's got one on her keys. what are you going to do to get her to buy another one? >> well with the fund raise that we just announced this week, our $18 series b fundraise led by bessemer ventures we're using the funds for three main areas. one is to create new shapes and sizes of tiles. two is to expand our reach in retail. and three is to deplo

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterifornia for all of us. >>> white male poets apparently not welcome in yale's classrooms. undergraduates at yale university have launched a petition calling on the english department to abolish a core course requirement. that course studying some of the most famous authors in the world like shakespeare. why do students want them out? get, this because they are white it creates a, quote, hostile culture. zach young against this petition is here to go "on the record." thanks for joining us in studio tonight. this seems crazy. like, i mean did, you ever think you would go to school stay great university like yale and there would be this kind of cren shoreship why are you against this petition. >> i think this petition is wrong in both its idea and its tactic. first the idea. i think we should be judging works based on merits and historical significance not the race of the author. that should be a pretty yrl principle. second, i think the tactics are wrong too. when you disagree with your p

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterornia for all of us. raging liberal. in fact, he is a tough guy. at one point, a mexican drug cartel threatened to assassinate him because of his antidrug trafficking stance. however, the judge belongs to a group called san diego la raza lawyers associationich n behalf of latinos. it's not associated with the radical la raza group but confusion is understandable. because of that, mr. trump apparently believes the judge may be biased against him as it is well known the candidate has taken a strong stand against illegal immigration, include building a border wall. summing up, the trump u. case is certainly political, to some extent. >> and that's the main point. that civil litigation has now crossed over into the presidential campaign. therefore, all involved in the case must be considerate of that. but on cnn, they ignored the political point, totally concentrating on alleged racism. joining us now from washington shannon bream. here in new york cityache sean both fox news correspondent

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better hillary clinton set in stone in many cases. is it possible for her to persuade doubters to vote her into power. joining us from san diego kirsten powers. little play on words there. hillary clinton first woman ever to secure the nomination of a major party. she is going to be speaking a little bit later on. but, negatives very, very high. everybody knows her. is it possible in your opinion to persuade people who don't really like her to come on over and vote for her? if so, how? >> well, yeah. she can persuade people to vote for her. i don't know that she can necessarily persuade them to like her. i think the good news for her is that she just has to be more likeable than donald trump who also has extremely high negatives. so if she was running against a different person, it might be different. but i think they pretty much cancel each other out in terms of their negatives. >> then what about the stay home factor though? >> um-huh. >> i'm sure you -- i was -- surprised on how quickly t

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterfornia for all of us. educators who know quality public schools man 1: i came as fast as i man 2: this isn't public yet. man 1: what isn't? man 2: we've been attacked. man 1: the network? man 2: shhhh. man 1: when did this happen? man 2: over the last six months. man 1: how did we miss it? man 2: we caught it, just not in time. man 1: who? how? man 2: not sure, probably off-shore, foreign, pros. man 1: what did they get? man 2: what didn't they get. man 1: i need to call mike... man 2: don't use your phone. it's not just security, it's defense. bae systems. >>> hillary clinton now the presumptive democratic nominee. >> to those that voted for someone else in either party, i will work hard to earn your support and i will work very hard to earn that support. to all of those bernie sanders voters who have been left out in the cold by a rigged system of superdelegates, we welcome you with open arms. >> gloria, do you think trump can get sanders supporters? >> i think he is going to make a

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterifornia for all of us. >>> at this hour, donald trump is meeting with some of the republicans the top fundraisers and biggest donors in new york city. in washington, the last 48 hours, republicans have voiced their concerns of the republican presidential pick. senator north kirk of illinois saying he will not support the presumptive nominee. lyndsey graham is urging republicans to rescind their endorsements calling trump's comment on judge curiel is un-american. >> senator susan colin says trump needs to apologize to the judge and the american people. he's in an uncomfortable position because he's not backing the nominee. >> and john kasich says today he's not ready to support trump. take a listen. if you look to twitter, they have this thing called trending and it is trending poorly. i have a different message, you know, mr. trump called me and he said what are you go i think to to -- going to do to support me? we have different objectives. it is hard to put it together. right now the

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better us. >>> president obama sat down with jimmy fallon for an interview today. it will air tomorrow night. >> speaking of reality tv i don't know if you saw the celebrity apprentice. >> i didn't. >> it's a great show. has donald trump called you for advice or talked to you at all. first of all you've given him some pretty good advice so far but has he called and talked to you? >> no. no, he hasn't. no. >> no. >> no. >> not that i know of. >> do you think the republicans are happy with their choice. >> we are, but i don't know how they -- i don't now how they're feeling. so -- actually, you know what. that was too easy. >> that was too easy says the president. the hard part of that answer he gets to thereafter and we've got that coming up. stay with us. and can you explain to me why you recommend nthetic over cedar? "super food"? is that a real thing? it's a great school, but is it the right the one for her? is this really any better than the one you got last year? if we consolidate suppli

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. >>> donald trump says they'll look into judge curiel, because what judge curiel is doing is a total disgrace. no, donald. what you are doing is a total disgrace. race-baiting a judge who spent years defending america from the terror of murderers and drug traffickers, simply because long ago his family came to america from somewhere else? you, donald trump, are a total disgrace. >> senator elizabeth warren having a big night. she brought the house down tonight in a speech just lambasting donald trump at the american constitution society in washington, d.c. tonight on the show she's just made her endorsement of hillary clinton in the democratic presidential race. back with senator elizabeth warren in just a moment. if you think you've seen it all, ...well do i have a surprise for you. it's red lobster's new loter and shrimp summerfest! with the lobster and shrimp... ...you love in so many new dishes, you're gna wanna try... ...every last one. like the new coast

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. >>> breaking news now on fox news channel. at least one person now confirmed by israeli defense forces dead at what's being described as a terror attack in the heart of tel aviv. now 25 minutes past 10:00 in the evening on a beautiful night in israel in tel aviv, about 71 degrees. it had been a clear day, a clear night expected and the streets were teeming with people. this happened at the largest indoor retail market in all of the nation. according to -- let's see, the sorona market is 90,000 square feet with 91 shops of all varieties. back in april israeli police moved to close down this upscale market in the center of tel aviv. get this, over fears that the center was not sufficiently secure. even so the site's management said it would stay open. police asked the tel aviv municipality, in other words the local government, to revoke this market's business license arguing that lack security put the visiting public at risk. and now this. the national police s

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterfor all of us. >>> this is my favorite politics story of the week. all right, you ready? there's this dermatologist in tuscaloosa. and he decides he wants to run for governor. and although he was a politician already, he already had a seat in the state legislature, he figured he would have a better shot at getting elected governor if people didn't think of him as a politician. he wanted people to think of him as a dermatologist. as a doctor. and he was a doctor. but to really drive the point home, in that governor's race in 2010, i kid you not, he legally changed his first name to "dr.." not "doctor," just "dr.." that became this state representative's new legal first name ahead of the governor's race. so they would have to list him as dr. on the ballot. except they turned him down. the state's republican committee decided that even though it was his new legal name, they could see it was a gimmick is and they wouldn't let him use it on the ballot. that same day, interestingly, alabama

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narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterld murder allegation out of hawaii. a woman drives off a cliff to kill her identical twin sister. the twins alexandria devol and anastasia were arguing before she hit the gas and drove the ford explorer over the cliff. anastasia was killed and alexandria is charged with murder. she joins us via face time. good evening, sir. >> good to be with you, greta. >> tell me what you saw and also tell me what the scouts who were with you. i think they saw a little bit more of what happened. what happened? >> yeah, they did. i was with a group of 15 scouts. we had part of them out on the point were fishing. we were facing the cliff and then we had two of our leaders and two of our scouts that were in a van headed in to town and they were the last ones to see them before they went over the cliff. and what they explained to us was that the two sisters were stopped and parked in the middle of the road. and if you know the roads they are very narrow. they couldn't pass. 40 feet from them. what they w

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a bettera for all of us. >>> welcome back. the crowd awaiting hillary clinton any moment now. we anticipate her to walk on the stage and begin her speech. on twitter she's put up a new v avitar of herself on twitter saying history made. that just went up. it is history david yet for a lot of young women you hear on the campaign trail saying maybe it's not. >> i think one of the most encouraging things about it is for young women it doesn't seem that remarkable that a woman would be the nominee for president. we saw in new hampshire some older women talked about how important it was for women to support women and there was a big backlash among younger women, particularly those supporting bernie sanders. i think this is really -- it says something about where we are as a country that for these young men and women it's not that remarkable. it's an expected thing that women can compete for the presidency and that is more encouraging than the historic event itself. >> hillary said that in 2008. she

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. >>> the ucla community continues to mourn the death of a popular professor as we learn more information about just what that gunman, a former student, what he was planning. nbc's gadi schwartz has more. >> reporter: overnight ucla professor bill klug's life was celebrated on campus. >> he was really the reason why i went back to school. >> reporter: a community grieving a loss that could have been loss. >> he was certainly prepared to engage multiple victims. >> reporter: police say mainak sarkar had two guns, loads of ammo and tactical gear. a note he left at the scene led police back to his home in st. paul. there they found what is described as a kill list naming bill klug, ashley hasti, a woman sarkar married in 2011 and a second ucla professor. that professor, allen gar finkle remembered sarkar. >> there were problems but it kaent that unusual and we thought we were done with it. if you had asked me about this two days ago i would have said the guy is go

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterlifornia for all of us. >>> but i was in other states that traditionally no republican would waste their time in. they wouldn't go to dinner there, they wouldn't spend 10 cents on an ad because there's no way they could win. i think i can win various states people aren't even thinking about. >> donald trump loved to boast about expanding the electoral map. at a private meeting with donors and republican officials he vowed to compete in new jersey, california, pennsylvania, and maryland, according to a source in the room. states that haven't voted for a republican presidential candidate since 1988. today, maryland. governor larry hogan refused to say whether he thinks trump is fit to serve as president. trump is also promising to make a play for deep blue new york which president obama won by nearly 30 points in 2012. he's even hired a pollster to help win in new york despite denigrating pollsters in the past. >> i don't have pollsters. i don't want to waste money on pollsters. because

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterrnia for all of us. >> a new development to tell you about in the cincinnati zoo story, the country's been talking about this week being the 911 call whthat was placed the mother of the child who fell into the gorilla enclosure. it's been released. take a listen. >> cincinnati 911. what is the address? >> my son fell in the zoo exhibit at the gorilla. the cincinnati zoo, my son fell in the gorilla. there's a male gorilla standing over him. i need somebody to contact the zoo. >> we already have help started there. okay? >> be calm, be calm! be calm! he's grabbing my son. i can't watch this. i can't. >> the name of the child was edited out there, trying to protect that family's identity. joe fryer is at the cincinnati zoo. joe, what do we know? >> reporter: we know hearing those dramatic moments from the mother, obviously having a big impact on people. before the 911 calls were released today, the family actually did put out another statement today updating us on the child's condition. t

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterl of us. >>> all right, we are keeping a close eye on the white house. again, just after 11:00 a.m. there, bernie sanders expected to arrive. he will sit down with the president for their meeting. bernie sanders and barack obama sitting down this morning and again, as we were just talking about, hillary clinton now that she is the presumptive nominee, lots of discussion about who she might pick as a running mate. the name of elizabeth warren, who is expected to endorse her very, very shortly getting attention. ed randel, former dnc chairman weighed in recently with his own thoughts on elizabeth warren as vice presidential pick. he said it shouldn't happen. here is why. >> i think she will not pick somebody that she feels in her heart isn't ready to be president or commander-in-chief. i think elizabeth warren is wonderful, bright, passionate person but with no experience in foreign affairs and not in any way, shape, or form ready to be commander-in-chief. >> and i'm joined now by msnbc

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterback of the book segment tonight, did you see that? one of the things that has republicans worried is that if donald trump does not perform well, the g.o.p. may lose the house and the senate. speaker of the house, paul ryan, in charge of making sure that does not happen. but ryan himself has some competition. a tea party guy named paul nalan is running against him in the primary. >> this is a rio grande. smuggling drugs in to america shouldn't be this easy but it is. cheap mexican heroin is killing americans in record numbers. it's got to stop. paul ryan has had 18 years to fix this. he has failed. i want to keep the cartels from killing our kids. >> here now to explain further fox news anchor martha maccallum. so he is down there on the rio grande walking back and forth with the big drug. >> with a big box of drugs. >> nobody around. >> nobody is stopping him. >> pretty good ad. >> it's a god ad. he is trying to sort of take advantage of what donald trump is standing for. not allowing

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a bettercalifornia for all of us. >>> in the last hour, house speaker paul ryan slammed donald trump's recent comments on the ethnic background of the judge overseeing cases involving trump university. speaking at an anti-poverty event, ryan called those remarks indefensible but he still declined to walk back his endorsement of trump. >> i disavow these comments. i regret those comments he made. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is kind of the textbook definition of a racist comment. do i believe hillary clinton is going to be the answer to solving these problems? i do not. i believe we have more common ground on the policy issues of the day and more likelihood of getting our policies enacted with him than we do with her, but i do absolutely disavow those comments. ike they're wrong. i don't think they're right headed and the thinking behind it is something i don't even personally relate to. >> ryan's comments come as trump's campaign is pushing back against a report tha

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterall of us. >>> a noticeable change in tone from donald trump last night celebrating his final primary wins of the 2016 campaign season. the presumptive republican nominee spoke last night at his national golf club in new york, and this time he uncharacteristically used a teleprompter to deliver scripted remarks. >> i will make you proud of your party and our movement, and that's what it is is a movement. to those who voted for someone else in either party, i'll work hard to earn your support and i will work very hard to earn that support. >> let me bring in msnbc politicalnalyst a former advisor to rand paul's campaign, elise jordan. great seeing you. >> thanks for having me. >> mr. trump was more subdued and telepromptered last night. how long do you think that's going to last? >> i don't know, maybe a couple more hours given the way that this usually goes. it was smart of him to use a teleprompter, he had to tone it down. he really is trying to implode his candidacy on some level, i

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narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterifornia for all of us. >>> breaking news. senator elizabeth warren going to war with donald trump. she is speaking right now, and in just a moment or two, is going to be speaking about donald trump. she's going to be giving her coveted endorsement to hillary clinton, and as i said, talking about donald trump in words we have not heard yet before from anyone. in fact, words very much like donald trump might use in a speech about someone else. maggi, how significant is this, this speech tonight by elizabeth warren, taking on donald trump in an attack dog way we haven't heard anybody else do, endorsing hillary clinton? >> i think all of those things matter. because they're happening at the same time. that i think elizabeth warren is one of the only people who could signal to the bernie sanders' supporters, it's time to get on board, you've got to get on board when he is not at the point he wants to do that. but elizabeth warren we saw for several weeks framing the argument against donald

narrator: the california teachers association: educators who know quality public schools make a betterall of us. >>> in the factor follow-up segment tonight, the battle over gender politics. if there is any doubt over whether hillary clinton will use gender in her campaign against donald trump, she totally erased it during her speech today planned parenthood supporters. >> when donald trump says let's make america great again that is code for let's take america backward. back to a time. [ applause ] when opportunity and dignity were reserved for some, not all; back to the days when abortion was illegal, women had far fewer options and life for too many women and girls was limited well, donald, those days are over. >> joining us now from washington, with reaction, margely, a republican strategist and here in new york democratic strategist julie. i start with you. there was a striking, striking, by beaver occasion bifurcation today. both of these candidates are staying with their gender cards. >> no question. i listen to do her comments with great interest. i mean, and it really does str