kristen welker is in chappaqua, new york, where clinton is spending the weekend. kristen, good evening. >> reporter: thomas, good evening. secretary clinton has been off the campaign trail all weekend as senator sanders has barnstormed in critical california. but clinton surrogates were out in force today. in fact, senator dianne feinstein said today that the race is, quote, all but over, a not so subtle attempt to urge sanders to get out. but today on "meet the press," sanders defiant, saying he's in this race till the very end. and when asked about party unity, he said that's up to one person, hillary clinton. >> so my job is to make sure that trump does not become president, and i will do that. but if secretary clinton is the nominee, it is her job to reach out to millions of people and make the case as to why she is going to defend working families and the middle class, provide health care to all people, take all wall street, deal aggressively with climate change. that is the candidate's job to do. >> reporter: sanders didn't rule out running as clinton's v.p.

thomas. >> kristen welker in chappaqua, new york, kristen, thank you. >>> overseas, the u.n. high commissioner for refugees says at least 700 migrants died at sea this past week while another 14,000 were trying to cross from libya to italy. keir simmons is following this new surge of migrants making a desperate and deadly journey. >> reporter: crammed with terrified migrants, a fishing boat overturns in the mediterranean sea, in full sight of the italian navy. many trying in vein to stay out of the water, others swimming for their lives. the boat capsized wednesday in just 30 seconds. 100 lives bebelieved to be lost. >> too many people on board that were scared. they were not sitting. they were not listening. they were simply scared for their life. >> reporter: according to aid workers, three of the 45 bodies found were newborn babies, a 9-month-old nigerian girl was saved by this doctor. her future uncertain. her pregnant mother did not survive. it was a deadly week even for these dangerous waters. 700 dead or missing in seven days. bodies lifted one in southern italy today.

they are well liked here in chappaqua in westchester county county.y here she won over senator sanders 62% to 32%. it wouldn't be memorial day without the bagpipes which are coming now. ♪ >> miguel, i'm going to leave you there for a moment as you cover the former secretary of state, the former president of the united states, hillary and bill clinton in chappaqua, their new york home. i will take us back to arlington theater. this is the amphitheater. "hail to the chief" being played as the president getting are -- ready to address those. >> ladies and gentlemen, chaplain studnewski. >> i invite you to pray with me. almighty and ever living god, by your mercy the faithful departed find rest. we pray you look kindly on the servants we remember today who died in service to their country. these were sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, parents and patriots all who lived in this world for too short a time yet made it a better world by their sacrifice. they longed, as we all long, for a world of true justice and perpetual peace, and they spent themsel

the implication is she is visiting the chappaqua home.first lady secretary of state senator clinton home or not? i don't know the answer to that. i don't know if the personal relationship between the president and the blonde bombshell had anything to do with the fact that the foundation has been giving money to the company that she owned almost a third of. but i can tell you this. that over $2 billion, the big picture and much more important story going forward toward the november election is that over $2 billion has been raised by the clinton foundation and global initiative. where has it gone? is it mostly like this to cronies? is there some aspects of it that will not withstand legal scrutiny? so far they say they have diligently vetted every one of their recipients. every one of their beneficiaries. i think that needs to be tested. >> maybe the "the washington post" can put 20 reporters on that. deal with that and dana perino is they put 20 reporters on trump. just summing up. there is innuendo here. we don't know whether the innuendo

meanwhile, hillary clinton spent memorial day with her husband marching in a parade in chappaq chappaqua. and bernie sanders campaigned in california where there was a brief security scare after animal rights protesters jumped over the barricade at an oakland rally. the incident was quickly dealt with by the secret service. but just as sanders thought he'd have california all to himself the clinton camp announced a major change in her campaign schedule. she will return on thursday earlier than anticipated. >>> meanwhile a new poll from the public policy institute of california shows the two democratic candidates in a statistical dead heat. 46 to 44. the institute's previous poll had clinton leading sanders. while clinton could pull off a win there it may be a small margin. not the sign she wants to send as she's trying to unite her party. also the specter of a third party candidate continues to dog trump on the trail. political junkies are racing through a massive list of hopefuls. hallie jackson has those details. >> reporter: donald trump's marching toward the general election. now loo

clinton was joined by her husband and new york governor andrew cuomo in chappaqua. the former secretary of state will be back on the campaign trail in new jersey tomorrow which like california holds its primary a week from tomorrow. and she will be spending quite a bit of time here in california next week with get out the vote events in california from january 2nd through june 6th. >>> donald trump was in the on the campaign trail today but is expected to reveal tomorrow how much his foundation has given to veterans groups. the presumptive republican nominee is expected to clear up the the matter after the washington post pressed trump to back up claims. he raised $6 million for veterans groups at a fund- raiser in january. you may recall that trump attended that fund-raiser instead of participating in a fox news debate because of his feud with megyn kelly. >>> the u.s. libertarian party has nominated former new mexico governor gary johnson as its presidential candidate. this is the second straight time johnson has won the nomination of his party. he is hoping to ta

kristen welker in chappaqua, new york, thank you very much.jackson is covering the trump campaign. hallie, we had that tweet from donald trump and he is definitely, it seems, on defense when it comes to protecting his territory. not only against who the likely democratic nominee will be but also now because of the new libertarian candidate that has emerged. >> the new libertarian candidate and also rumblings now of yet another candidate, possibly some sort of an independent candidate coming on board, if you believe some of the whispering that has happened over this weekend, thomas. you talk about the libertarians. gary johnson obviously over the weekend picking up the nomination from the libertarian party along with his vice presidential candidate weld. the two of them will be sort of barn storming. they're hoping to hit that 15% threshold in order to be included in debates. that's really the key here. if the two of them or at least gary johnson can get on that debate stage with presumably hillary clinton if she does lock up the democratic nom

kristen welker is in chappaqua, new york. that's the clinton's adopted hometown. she's with the clinton campaign there. they are a week away from this final round of big primaries, and in a way, hillary clinton looks as strong as ever to be the democratic nominee. in other way, she's got a dog fight on her hands out there in california. >> she really does, steve. the polls in california show it's shaping up to be a tight race. she's up by about two points. but independents can vote in the california primary. so that could benefit senator sanders. they've both been aggressively campaigning there. senator sanders outspending her 2 to 1, vowing to stay in the state through primary day. also saying he's going to get out more than 200,000 people to rallies before voters go to the polls. for her part, secretary clinton also up with ads there. she's opened nine campaign offices. that's more than senator sanders has. i spent the better part of last week there with her as she barnstormed the state. for secretary clinton, she wants to win california not because of the math

it ended up being of little effect. >> he has mainly lived in ch chappaqua and worked in new york butpossible to be a former president, spending a lot of time in washington and not taking any of the limelight away from the incumbent. >> when presidents have left office and they have thought about their role sort of amid and against the presidency of their successor, has there been a wide range of different kinds of decisions that former presidents have made in terms of how activists to be, how visible to be, how involved in politics to be, or do they all sort of follow a tradition of keeping it low key and the way that, for example, george w. bush has? >> it goes all over the map. george w. bush and his father both said to their successors, i'm not going to give you trouble and come out in public, disagree with what you're doing. one of the ones who was at the other end oddly enough was dwight eisenhower who we think of as this nonpolitical figure in 1962, two years after he was out of office. he was so angry at john kennedy and at kennedy's criticism of him that he actually went on t

here she is yesterday in chappaqua, new york, at an annual parade. it might be an indication she is facing a tougher fight than expected from bernie sanders. she will begin a five-day campaign swing here starting thursday. >>> california clearly the place to be these days in politics. donald trump is holding a press conference at 8:00 in new york before he heads back out to california. trump is due in sacramento for a rally at the airport. he thinks california is in play and talking about the general election here. he believes he can beat any democrat in california but a republican hasn't won the state since the 1980s. >>> sony will show off the future of video games soon. >> if they could make our medicines taste sweet, that would be fantastic. we turn to landon dowdy live from cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning. markets look to start off on a positive note. dow had its best week since march. this is a big week for economic data which reports on personal income and spending. home prices and consumer confidence. all tops off friday on the month

when it was bill clinton's time to go in 2001 he went off to live in chappaqua, new york, north of newwhich essentially step the table for hillary clinton's new york senated by. in 2009 george w. bush left the white house and went to live out his time in texas to cut brush ride cattle and ride the range. just kidding. he moved on from the crawford ranch we heard about so much, the ranch he moved into once he was president and once he wasn't president he ditched the ranch and went the gatd community in dallas. but regardless of where anyone of these presents went, the important part is he went. that's the system. the new president gets inaugurated and the old president leashes town. the last president who duh not leave town was woodrow wilson. he was the governor of new jersey. he got re-elected 100 years ago in 116 but by the time he left office he was debilitatingly ill. he god a bat stroke while in office and was basically infirm firm. he stayed three years in washington the last three year of his life after he left the white house but he was the last one and he was the president las

her husband, bill clinton continued their tradition of marching in the parade in their hometown of chappaquaboth california and new jersey hold their primaries next tuesday. >>> meantime, animal rights protesters disrupted a bernie sanders rally in oakland, california. the demonstrators attempted to rush the stage as senator sanders was speaking. secret service agents covered sanders immediately. agents use a baton on at least one of the protesters. the demonstrators say they're upset over sanders support for animal agriculture. sanders held a community conversation in oakland. for that he walked in san francisco's memorial day parade. this weekend, the vermont senator told nbc 10 he's confident he will win new jersey's primary and said he may return to the state to campaign before then. >>> would we see a potential sanders? clinton ticket? right now, read about what bernie is saying about the possibility of running for office with hillary clinton, on the nbc 10 app and on nbc10.com. >>> the villanova wildcats head to the white house to be honored for their championship win last month. presi

. >>> democratic contender hillary clinton marched in her hometown's parade in chappaqua, new york, joinedy husband bill clinton for the event. >>> the presumptive republican nominee for president, donald trump, had no public event today. yesterday he was at a biker event. he will be in new york tomorrow. >>> police in san francisco are investigating the theft of a federal agent's gun and identification. both were taken during a car break-in yesterday afternoon in san francisco. people in the area say the car break-ins have become the new normal. >> from the very block i live on there's probably at least one break-in a night. >> you may remember that nbc bay area did an investigation and uncovered that more than 500 weapons have gone missing from local and state agencies since 2010. we recently took in-depth look at stolen guns. hundreds were taken from police agencies since that time. to watch the story go to nbcbayarea.com. we've put it in the "spotlight" section for you. >>> coming up, flames threaten to snuff out a popular show. we'll tell you why those fears have been extinguished. >>

a neighbor of theirs in chappaqua, people who are high up in democratic politic who is had helped outn clinton campaigns. by the way who had made other donations themselves to the clinton foundation. so it's the kind of classic clinton sleaze that everyone is used to hearing about and really puts people off. and this is certainly not going to help mrs. clinton with all the favorability and trustability numbers. >> the clinton foundation is saying this is standard business, we do this all the time. facilitating donations. but it's really, is that right? >> no. they facilitate donations between philanthropist the and do-good organizations out there. this is very different. this was facilitating a wealthy individual who would underwrite a company-owned by their friends. if they thought there was nothing wrong with it, they wouldn't have scrubbed it from their website, which by the way they did, they admitted it might leave kind of a bad taste out there if people saw it. >>> when we come back, is the battle for campaign cash heats up, donald trump turns to the high-dollar donors he once a

spent the day on the opposite coast, marching in a memorial day parade in her adopted home town of chappaqua, new york. she was accompanied by former president clinton and several other politicians along a short parade route that she walks every year. clinton has canceled an appearance in new jersey this week opting to campaign in california instead. >>> and conservatives in the "never trump" movement are threatening to introduce a new presidential candidate. weekly standard editor and abc news contributor bill kristol tweeted there will be an independent candidate and an impressive one with a strong team and a real chance. donald trump fired back, if dummy bill kristol actually does get a spoiler to run as an independent, say good-bye, he says, to the supreme court. nothing imminent but he said the mere mention of an independent candidate has unnerved trump. meanwhile trump has apparently stumped renowned theoretical physicist. stephen hawking. hawking says he cannot explain trump's popularity and he called trump a demagogue who appeals to the lowest common denominator. >>> police in housto

hillary clinton swept monday in chappaqua, but she's returning to california, for a sign of the risingtakes out west. and while it's possible she could secure enough delegates to shut the book on the nomination before polls even close there, bernie sanders is looking for a comeback. over the weekend he spoke at event after event with thousands of people. here he is in oakland in front of what police say was 11,000. but the biggest crowd wasn't his. sanders showed up at halftime as the golden state warriors sought a miraculous game 7 come from behind victory against the oklahoma city thunder. he watched with actor and supporter danny glover. though he did not wear that free yellow t-shirt thousands of others did. but when the warriors won with confetti fluttering in the air, he took it as a metaphor for his own campaign. >> down three games to one, they turned it around. i think that is what our campaign will do as well. a very good ground campaign. >> reporter: earlier at a rally for animal rights protesters, one rushed the stage there. the event though continued on as planned. during

but taking this weekend off in chappaqua. in california's wine country, sanders making a last stand against nearly insurmountable odds, but would he accept a vice presidential slot if offered? >> what happens the day after it appears i'm not going to become the nominee, that is subject for further discussion. >> reporter: it is subject for further discussion. >> the whole process is subject for further discussion. >> reporter: but clearly bernie sanders isn't ready to settle for second place. in fact, he has already spent 20 days here in california this campaign season and a senior aide tells me he may spend every day here between now and june 7th. that would be pretty remarkable especially given that five other states vote that tuesday. gives new meaning to the phrase california or bust. thomas. >> chris, thank you. he will be among chuck todd's guests tomorrow morning on "meet the press.." >>> in paris today, 11 children were injured when children were struck after seeking shelter under a tree. tonight a doctor said one chi

bill and hillary clinton expected to make an appearance in chappaqua. about to kick off.is corner here and then down the street into the center of town. this is something they have done many times before. she is well loved here in her adopted hometown of chappaqua in webs che westchester county. she won over senator bernie sanders 68% to 32%. secretary clinton tweeting a short time ago our fallen heroes deserve our profound gratitude for giving their lives to protect our freedom today and every day. when we see her coming, we will let you know, carol. >> miguel, thanks so much. >>> hillary clinton faces a fork in the road. stick to policy or get down and dirty in a fight with donald trump? she's got some ammo. a federal judge ordered internal documents related to trump university be released. trump university is the subject of a fraud investigation. mr. trump is not happy with the judge. >> i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump, a hater. he's a hater. his name is gonzalo curio. the judge who happens to be mexican, we believe. which is great. i think the mexicans a

she'll be marching in the memorial day parade in adopted hometown of chappaqua.ie potts has the story. >> reporter: politics focussing on veterans this morning. donald trump saying that they will get better treatment than immigran immigrants. >> thousands of people are dieing waiting in line to see a doctor. that is not going to happen anymore. >> reporter: the clintons march in their hometown parade on defense about her e-mail as supporters urge bernie sanders to read the handwriting on the wall. >> if he did that he would know that it's all but over. >> reporter: but sanders is fighting for california's primary one week from tomorrow. he's standing with farm workers. >> conditions exist today for our farm workers, the people who feed us that should not exist and have got to change. >> reporter: and chiding donald trump for backing out of a possible debate. trump's campaign chair now says they'll wait until clinton or sanders wins. >> when there's a democratic nominee mr. trump will debate whoever emerges from the system. >> reporter: he could face more competit

hillary clinton spent memorial day with her husband marching in a parade of her adopted hometown of chappaqua along with governor cuomo of new york. while bernie sanders spent his day campaigning in california where there was a brief security scare after animal rights protesters jumped over a barricade at an open rally. it was dealt with by the secret service. he thought he had california to himself, but the clinton camp announced a major change in her campaign schedule. she will return to the golden state on early which is earlier than anticipated. a new poll from the public policy institute shows the two candidates in a statistical dead heat, 46 to 44. clinton leads 53 to 43% in our tracking poll released just this morning. that poll has hillary clinton leading donald trump in a hypothetical general election matchup by two points, 47% clinton, 45% trump. where a matchup between sanders and trump has sanders leading 52% sanders and 40% trump. that could help sanders in his pitch for the nomination. in fact, the majority of the americans say they are against clinton, they either dislike or ha

, former president bill clinton continue their tradition of marching in their hometown parade in chappaqua both california and new jersey hold their primaries next tuesday. >>> animal rights protesters disrupted a bernie sanders rally in oakland, california. the demonstrators attempted to rush the stage as senator sanders was speaking. secret service agents covered san derz immediately. agents used a baton on one of the protesters. authorities detained all of them. the demonstrators say they are upset overç sanders support fo animal agriculture. sanders also held a community conversation in oakland. before that he walked in san francisco's memorial day parade. this weekend, the vermont senator told nbc 10 he's confident he'll win new jersey's primary and said he may return to the state to campaign before then. >>> meantime, there's a new poll out. both republicans and democrats apparently feel a massive disconnect with their political party. a new poll from the associated press shows that just 15% of those surveyed reported a great deal of confidence in the democratic party. 8% say the sa

memorial day with her husband former president bill clinton walking along a friendly parade rupe in chappaqua, new york. >> i believe we have an excellent chance to win here in california and i believe that we have a chance, perhaps, to win big. >> reporter: while senator bernie sanders continued to campaign across california, clinton announced she's returning to the west coast on thursday ahead of the june 7t june 7th primary. california polls show her and sanders in a statistical dead heat. clinton could lose california and still get enough delegates to secure the democratic nomination, but it would be damaging, and not the show of strength she was hoping for heading into a general election matchup against donald trump. >> we can't have hillary clinton be our president, that i can tell you. >> reporter: the presumptive republican nominee was in washington sunday speaking at an annual gathering of motorcyclist who is roll in each year to honor america's prisoners of war and troops missing in action. >> i thought this would be like dr. martin luther king where people would be lined up from he

marked memorial day with an annual tradition which is when she marches in her hometown's parade in chappaqua, new york. donald trump kept a low profile. the republican candidate had no public event today. yesterday he was in d.c. for rolling thunder which is an annual memorial day weekend biker event. mr. trump will be in new york tomorrow. >>> another car break-in, another gun stolen in san francisco over the weekend. this time the gun belonged to an fbi agent. happened near alamo square. nbc 8 watbay area's michelle ro is there. >> reporter: police aren't releasing details about a possible suspect and not saying if anybody saw this crime happen. people who live in this neighborhood say they're not surprised to hear there was a car break-in but they are surprised to hear the agent left his gun unattended. >> it's easy pickings. >> reporter: alamo square in san francisco draws thousands of tourists every weekend. the people who live near the painted ladies know all too well that any car parked in the area is a target for thieves. >> ours was broken into so many times, the man at the glass re

the holiday as she does every year, marching in a memorial day parade in her adopted hometown of chappaquang here. >> reporter: this after a heavy weekend of campaigning from donald trump trying to rally support from military vets in our nation's capital. >> we're going to rebuild our military and we're going to take care of our veterans. >> reporter: according to trump, the $6 million he's raised is doing just that. he's promising to reveal which groups received the money at a press conference. >> we love the vets. >> reporter: as for bernie sanders, he's hunkered down in the golden state. honoring vets as the this parade in san francisco. but still working to get the nomination ahead of california's big primary on june 7th. and hillary clinton is taking note. as her campaign canceling an appearance in new jersey set for thursday. instead, clinton will campaign in california. lead leading right up till the state's primary. back to you. >> that primary is a week from today. thank you, stephanie. overseas now where it appears a missile launch by north korea has failed. officials in the sout

hillary clinton spent memorial day with her husband marching in a parade of her adopted hometown of chappaqua. a brief security scare after animal rights protesters jumped over a barricade for bernie sanders at an open rally. it was dealt with by the secret service. the clinton camp announced a major change in her campaign schedule. she will return to the golden state on early which is earlier than heed 46 to 44. the institute previous poll had clinton leading sanders 48% to 41%. clinton could pull off a win there it may be by a small margin and not what she wants by trying to unite her party. the specter of a third-party continues to dog donald trump on the trail. nbc's halllie jackson has those details. >> reporter: with his competitors parading on memorial day, donald trump's marching toward the general election and looking at a possible new challenger at conservative writer bill kristol hinted at an independent candidate with a strong team and real chance. trump calling, kristol, a dummy and can't allow lightweight to set up a spoiler he tweeted even after months of flirting with his own

but taking this weekend off in chappaqua. in california's wine country, sanders making a last stand against nearly insurmountable odds but would he accept a vice presidential slot if offered? >> what happens the day offer, it appears -- after it appears i'm not the nominee, that is subject for further discussion. >> reporter: but clearly bernie sanders isn't ready to settle for second place. in fact, he has already spent 20 days here in california this campaign season and a senior aide tells me he may spend every day here between now and june 7th. that would be remarkable because five other states vote that day. gives new meaning to the phrase california or bust. >> he will be among chuck todd's guests tomorrow morning on "meet the press.." >>> in paris. 11 children were struck after seeking shelter under a tree from lightning. tonight a doctor said one child is on life support and three others who were seriously injured are out of immediate danger. a building near the scene was used as a makeshift treatment center before it

. >> reporter: but while clinton spent memorial day at her neighborhood parade in chappaq chappaqua, sanders has been camped out in the golden state. >> some of the scientists may think there's an earthquake going on here. >> reporter: last night at the warriors game comparing his campaign to the team's comeback. clinton got some backup today, support from jerry brown. less than a ringing endorsement. brown said he will vote for her to stop donald trump. but he also said he was deeply impressed with bernie sanders. brown ran against bill clinton in 1992. accusing hillary clinton's law practice of conflict of interest with her husband, then the arkansas governor. >> you ought to be ashamed of yourself for jumping on my wife. >> i tell you what, mr. clinton, don't try to escape it. >> reporter: why does california matter? for sanders, it would mean more leverage heading into the convention. for clinton -- >> she would like to win it, and win it big. doesn't want to limp to the nomination. wants to begin to put the party together. winning it would be very important. >> drumming up fear

we turn to my colleague anderson cooper standing by live in chappaqua, new york. anderson, the floor is yours. >> thanks very much. secretary clinton, thanks very much for joining us. >> good to talk to you. >> take us back to last night, the moment ted cruz dropped out and you realized who the nominee in the republican party was going to be. >> well, it seemed pretty clear for some time how it was going to turn out, but i also know what it's like to keep fighting to the end because i did that in 2008, and something can always happen, but it -- it didn't surprise me at all that it was over last night. >> assuming you get the democratic nomination. >> right. >> are you ready for donald trump? i mean, he's already got an unflattering nickname for you? he's unlike any other candidate probably certainly you've ever run against, anybody people have seen in a long time. >> anderson, i've seen the presidency up close from two different perspectives, and i think i know what it takes, and i don't think we can take a risk on a loose cannon like donald trump running our coun

bill and hillary clinton marching in their hometown parade in chappaqua, new york. >> i love it. i love being here. >> reporter: but bernie sanders, instead, going where the votes are, making a surprise appearance in san francisco. california, once considered clinton country, now a tossup. and clinton today is announcing new events in the state, as one of her top california supporters urges sanders to face the facts. >> he ought to be able to read the sign posts, as well as anybody else. and if he did that, he would know that it's all but over. >> reporter: meanwhile, donald trump marking memorial day weekend at the rolling thunder biker rally for p.o.w.s. >> do we love the bikers? yes. >> reporter: but trump sounding disappointed that the crowd on the national mall was not as big as he'd hoped. >> i thought this would be, like, dr. martin luther king, where the people would be lined up from here all the way to the washington monument, right? >> reporter: trump himself had five deferments to avoid serving in vietnam. he says he's raised millions for veterans. >> and we just raise

gregg: bryan yennis live in chappaqua, new york. brian any signs sanders dropping out of the race?ul hamlet of chappaqua, new york, where hillary clinton owns a home and expected to take part in today's memorial day parade. senator bernie sanders does not appear he is dropping out anytime soon. he is intensifying attacks against clinton and democratic party. sanders continues to campaign in california ahead of the primary, next tuesday. sanders was once sick of hearing about clinton's emails changing his tune yesterday, saying recent i.g. report on clinton's emails is quote, not a good report for her. voters and delegates will have to take a hard look at it. at same time sanders campaign continues to go after democratic leadership, formally asking the dnc to fire two democratic convention chairman accusing them of being biased hillary supporters. dnc rejected the request but the sanders campaign vows to bring up the issue at the democratic national convention. gregg? gregg: brian, meantime, sanders is upping his rhetoric against donald trump, isn't he? >> that's right. senator sand

today hillary clinton is celebrating with veterans back home in chappaqua, new york.onald trump is taking the day off. politics focusing on veterans this memorial day. donald trump promises they'll get better treatment than immigrants. >> thousands of people are dying, waiting on line to see a doctor. that is not going to happen any more. >> clintons marched in their hometown parade, on defense about her e-mail as supporters urge bernie sanders to read the writing on the wall. >> he would know it's all but over. >> sanders is fighting for california's primary one week from tomorrow standing with farm workers. >> conditions exit for our farm workers, the people who feed us that should not exist and have got to change. >> chiding donald trump for backing out of a possible debate. trump's campaign chair says they will wait till clinton or sanders win. >> mr. trump will debate whoever emerges from the system. >> he could face more competition this fall. libertarians nominated gary johnson and conservatives are promising, quoting here, an impressive independent with a stro

here she is yesterday at chappaqua, new york, at an annual parade there. it could be an indication she's concerned about bernie sanders's chances here. she'll begin a five-day campaign swing through here thursday. now, exactly where and when those events will be has yet to be announced. >>> donald trump is coming back to the golden state as well, due in sacramento for an airport rally tomorrow night. a republican candidate for president has not won the golden state since ronald reagan back in the 1980s. >>> the california june primary is exactly a week away. in some counties folks are already voting. in contra costa county, folks can cast their ballots in these places. in san ramone, the city community center is now open. in concord you can vote starting today at the salvation army church. in alameda county, this is the last day to request a vote by mail ballot in alameda. >>> despite fears of the worst, tsa's security lines were pretty much drama free this holiday weekend. according to officials with the tsa, 99% of travelers waited less than 30 minutes o

democratic frontrunner hillary clinton and her husband walked the streets of their hometown chappaqua, new york, during a memorial day parade there. clinton will campaign in new jersey and will attend fundraisers during the early part of this week, but she's changed her schedule to return to california earlier than initially planned. she's going to arrive on thursday and stay until the primary there on tuesday. >> bernie sanders camping out in california. he says he has no intention of leaving that state until after the primary next week. sanders took part day event in san francisco today. he's hosting a rally in oakland tonight. sanders is hoping for an upset victory in that state with the highest delegate count. but even if he wins california, the victory could be largely symbolic. clinton's lead in the delegate count is nearly insurmountable. >>> donald trump is taking the day off from the campaign after addressing the crowd yesterday at rolling thunder. tomorrow trump is scheduled to hold a news conference to announce how much money he has raised for veterans. that night he said h

hillary clinton took part in a memorial day tradition in her adopted hometown of chappaqua, new york. supporters lined the streets to catch a glimpse or snap a photo. clinton tweeted earlier that our fallen heros deserve profound gratitu gratitude. >>> from the east to the west, right now bernie sanders is holding a rally with supporters in oakland, california. earlier today, bernie sanders took part that a memorial day parade in san francisco. he says it is not only important to remember the sacrifices of those who came the families who are grieving today. >>> 12% of republicans and only a quarter of democrats say their respective parties are very responsive to ordinary voters. that's according to a new poll from the associated press and the center for public affairs. that same poll found 62% of the republicans and 46% of democrats think their party is only slightly or not responsive at all. >>> as the va continues to face tough questions about wait times for medical care, the agency is showing off a new super clinic aimed at turning those problems around. that charlotte clinic is no

hillary clinton will march with her husband in the annual chappaqua new york memorial day parade andifornia. donald trump does not have any public events scheduled for today. >>> our veterans have been treat sod badly in this country. the wait times don't matter.rea. you have a secretary that said the wait times don't matter. >> donald trump speaking sunday here in washington. you heard him speaking about the wait times at veterans hospitals. it is an issue he criticized the v.a. secretary and hillary clinton over. we want to get right to tracie potts. and tracie, why do you think trump is using these wait times and that issue at the v.a. as a line of attack against clinton? >> reporter: well, what we know is that today obviously a lot of veterans are out there listening. he was spending time with them at the rolling thunder rally here last night, but also that the wait times continue to be a problem and so he's trying to portray hillary clinton as insensitive to that when she says things are going well at the v.a. when many veterans know that they're not and they're still having pro

former secretary of state had a low key yesterday, marching in a parade in her hometown of chappaqua. >> should your supporters expect to you go for the jugular when it cops to facing donald trump in a general election? >> i think there is so much at stake in this election that we're going to be going very much after the fact. donald trump is an unqualified loose cannon. should concern every american that our closest allies in the world report that they are rattled by the threats that trump represents. >> clinton has a 270 delegate lead over bernie sanders. analysts say that a win in new jersey's primary, also june 7th could give chin tonight delegates she needs to get the nomination, even before the polls close here in california. >> gop presumptive nominee is set to be here in california he says that he can win here in california, even though a republican has not won in california since george h. w. bush. >>> and the libertarian party have nominated johnson for the second time. in order for johnson to have the right to participate in the presidential debates, he has to receive at le

her server in her house in chappaqua went down a couple of times.n it went down, the blackberry wouldn't work. and the state department it people said here, use a state department blackberry. and she said through her assistant yuma abedin, no, because we are concerned with the freedom of information act. so, she went dark. and she had documents verbally read to her rather than transmitted to her through the state department email she was concerned about the freedom of information act knowing what she was doing? >> what does this tell the fbi? it shows intent. you don't have to prove intent talking about espionage. prove it by gross negligence. there is ample evidence of gross negligence. but avoiding the transparency laws shows a consciousness. >> let me restate so everybody understands. two times, you're saying, her private server went down and her machine device didn't work? >> we don't know how many times but it was more than once. >> more than once. so the state department said use our server and our devices and through her assistant came back n

last hour, hillary clinton and former president bill clinton marched in a memorial day march in chappaqua, new york, in a parade. this is ana cabre annual tradit. senator sanders is on the west coast and he is set to hold rallies in oakland, california. all of this ahead of that all important pivotal june 7th. that is a critical primary for everybody. maybe not so much for this guy, donald trump. who is off after this event appearing for the military veterans in our nation's capital at a rally yesterday. it was the rolling thunder rally. and despite things being quiet on the campaign trail for donald trump, his twitter account, anything but quiet. it's lighting up. especially after one of his biggest critics, the weekly standard's bill kristol sent out this tweet reading, just a head's up. over the holiday weekend, there will be an independent candidate, an impressive one with a strong team and a real chance. as we are used to, this is trump's response. if dummy bill kristol actually does get a spoiler to run as an independent, say good-bye to the supreme court! quite something. let's dis

bryan llenas there in northern chappaqua. thank you, sir.ppreciate it. >>> to some extreme weather for you now making for a soggy memorial day on the east coast. the remnants of tropical storm bonnie bringing heavy rain from the mid-atlantic all the way to the northeast. part of a major highway was reopened in south carolina. that's some good news, after floodwaters shut it down. meanwhile crews in north carolina, they are searching for a man who disappeared while swimming in the ocean. more live from charleston, south carolina with more. hi, jonathan. >> hi, heather. the rain has been holding off here in charleston for most of the day, and that's been allowing residents and visitors alike to walk along the battery and enjoy the views of charleston harbor. we went up to several of them and asked them how the storm over the weekend affected their holiday plans. >> very impressive. not a lot of wind but a lot of rain, that's for sure. >> just kept coming down and we kept looking at it and saying let's hope it stops, and it has. >> it's nice ri

clinton fund raised in new york, after walking in the memorial day parade in her hometown of chap y p chappaqua>> i love it here. >> reporter: she moved up her final push in california. >> i am so happy to be here. >> reporter: she won a big endorsement from california governor brown. even this prize brings back memories of old allegations. this was brown debating then governor bill clinton in 1992. >> he is funneling money to his wife's law firm for state business. that's number one. >> i don't care what you say about me, you ought to be ash e ashamed of yourself for jumping on my wife. >> don't try to escape it. >> reporter: sanders has spent days on end in california, even paying respect money night to the golden state warriors as he trails clinton significantly, he's hoping for a game seven style comeback like the warriors pulled off to advance to the nba finals. >> this ey turned it around. >> reporter: sanders may be hedging his bet. asked sunday about a clinton/sanders ticket, did he not dismiss the idea. >> would you take the call if hillary clinton asked you to be her running mate? >>

in chappaqua, new york, the clintons adopted hometown when they moved to new york 15 years ago. say hillary clinton is going to have the digielegates end of this season. what is the penalty for her going forward unofficially, what is the price she pays if she loses california to bernie sanders? >> reporter: a couple of things, steve. first of all, it calls into question her strength as the presumptive nominee if she were to win the nomination if she loses a large left leaning state like california. secondly, it gives senator sanders a lot of leverage going into the convention and already struck a deal with the dnc for a role shaping the platform once the convention begins and he has been touting universal healthcare, increasing minimum wage to $15 an hour. if he wins a state like california he could have a whole lot more leverage on some of those points. then the question of party unity, steve, what we've been talking about for days now, how is secretary clinton going to unify this party give an third of senator sanders supporters say they're not prepared to vote for her. senato