this was a clinton coronation.e independents, those voters are not going to identify with that. >> van, as a democrat, wasn't this a clinton coronation? >> listen, first of all nobody will tell joe biden what to do. the reality, all of these conspiracy theories, that hillary clinton has magical powers, prevent people doing things they would otherwise do. what are you talking about? joe biden looked down the long barrel of a tough campaign, saw that hillary clinton had performed incredibly well in front of that hearing, that she performed well going forward on hitting all these marks. said he doesn't want to do it. that's fine. here's the reality of what's going on. bernie sanders has done something historic, extraordinary. he ran to the left of dennis kucinich who got 2, 3, 4%. he is the last guy standing with 46% of delegates marching into philadelphia. that's extraordinary. it is going to take him a moment to digest how far he came and how far he fell short. the idea there's some coronation, these conspiracy theo

. >> this was supposed to be hillary clinton's coronation but now she has a dog fight between herselfnd sanders, if she loses this, it is a big black eye, she got california in 2008 against president obama. kennedy: usually, i think by time you get to california, you already know the landscape, long before this late in primary season, i guess we're going to know earlier that evening when new jersey polls close. >> first time in 5 election cycle that california counted at all even californians are like, really be wait, me? kennedy: what about inland. >> some of the inland counties he gave one speech but so did donald trump, he poke t spoke to the farmers saying that the drought conditions have been infairly imposed on you saving these little fish. inland is questionable. other strong suit as far as independence, san diego you saw a lot of people came out against trump, we don't know what they are for. but there is a big naval base that goes republican. kennedy: you know the republicans strong hold is real in the oc but this san diego you are right on the border. >> yes. >> 50% latino i

possible hike, atlanta fed president dennis lockhart live in studio on the cha could that be a clinton coronation? not if bernie sanders has anything to do with it. he's wrapping up a news conference just moments ago vowing to stay in the race no matter what the outcome in california. all the while, donald trump fighting off attacks from both parties now over what some say is a massive unforced error. a self-made campaign blunder about the judge in the trump university case. our political panel reacts to trump's judgment problem as some are calling it. former democratic governor of california gray davis along with former republican governor of virginia, george allen, both live on what all of this means. plus, we'll tell you exactly where tropical storm colin is right now and where it's heading. the winking who's twins make a megamove, and charlie is about to break big news on the battle for viacom. we're less than an hour to the closing bell, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: breaking news, the s&p and the nasdaq have both hit brand new 2016 highs in late afternoon trade following fed chair j

are arguing that tonight. >> the thing is that for a long time, the democrats didn't want a coronation clinton. she was able to demonstrate that she won fair and kwar. now again, she's the preumtive nominee, but i think what she was able to do there, too, is she said, look, bernie, and your supporters. i've heard your agenda. i hear that you want a more progressive america and i'm willing to actually open the door so we can have those conversations and i'm bringing you into the fold. she did the exact same thing today when she was talking to trump and his supporters. she went after trump and basically said look, i understand trump supporter why you're angry with america. let's have this conversation, because i'll be a president for all of us. >> i wonder if sol of this is personalizing what is not personal. and you mentioned obviously there is only enmity between the two of them. when you talk about what's good for the democratic party. these aren't things that bernie sanders usually care about. the idea that you put the party first, or there's a time to go out and say okay, this is over, that

hillary clinton was supposed to have a coronation. she is hobbling to the finish. she will lost 20 of last 25 states in primaries and caucuses. argument need to understand, we learned hard way through our primary process, there is angry ilec tore rat. >> no question. >> that elect tore rat doesn't want establishment leading them into the election. she has to figure out for voters not just to vote for donald trump but vote at all. >> you saw her do that with the foreign policy speech. you may not like me, but look at this guy over here? harris: she will make it personal not about policy. harris: talk hard fact numbers. 2/3, 66% of the sanders voters will vote for clinton more anti-trump vote. i didn't say 66% all of them will vote for her, those who say they will vote for her, 66% of them say they will do it more anti-trump than hillary clinton but it is still only counts for clinton. so it is interesting. people may not support her and i do kind of see it changing a little bit but it is still not everybody. as you said there is still a chunk still sitting out there

>> hillary clinton was coronated from the very beginning and stacked the deck in her favor. ended up winning with a fairly comfortable margin with millions of more votes than bernie sanders. because a significant chunk of primary voters which is a small pool of the electorate doesn't mean she is, a, all that popular personally among the people who voted for her, or, b, broadly popular among the american populace which is clearly not the case. this mirrors what is happening with donald trump on the republican side. david? david: another silicon valley giant coming under fire for censoring, youtube channel named source fed claims that google may be suppressing negative search results related to hillary clinton and leading users to positive results. william la jeunesse joining us with details. hi, william. >> reporter: source fed claims that google is an intentionally manipulating search results to favor hillary clinton. here's why. you type in hillary clinton cri and automatic fill-in function fills in crisis. do it on yahoo! and you get criminal. a fluke? source fed did it ag

. >> just ask hillary clinton who thought she was going to get a coronation in 2008 and lost to senator barack obama or ask her about this election psych the when she didn't think she would have a fight against bernie sanders. and she almost lost to him. there is a real danger, and somebody like hillary clinton who thinks it will be a coronation to underestimate donald trump. despite the headlines there has been and lot of enthusiasm for republicans. there have been 1 million more ballots cast for republicans than the democrats. charles: i think that point about bernie sanders has got to echo with hillary clinton. there are similarities between some of s position and done's. and the segment of a population he reached that she could not reach. it seems donald trump could reach over and grab a lot of voters. >> they are facing high unfavorable ratings. donald trump hit 75%. it's been a bad week for him. his response to the orlando shooting has not been taken well by the american public. but i don't think the -- i don't think hillary clinton under pest mates donald trump. i think she takes

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little stunning though to those who had, you know, you hear the term coronated, who had coronated hillary clintonths and months ago that it has taken this long, all the a way to june and california and new jersey. >> yep. yeah, absolutely. but here's the thing, with the process by which democrats assign their delegates is very different than the way republicans do. liz: yeah, we know. >> we knew there could be a long, drawn-out process because you can't break away from the pack, and you also can't gain a lot of ground real quickly as a democrat. 's just not in the rules. but that being said, sanders wants to get to the convention, and he wants to make some serious plays on committees; rules committees, delegate, probably superdelegate allotment committees and platform committees because even though he starts -- look, i voted for the man. the revolution was something that he was trumpeting. those positions may still have planks in the platform for democrats, and he wants to make sure those voices are heard. liz he'll have some leverage, certainly. mercedes, on a potentially historic night for the

clinton. connecticut was supposed to be a coronation for him. but all those scandals, all those controversies, democratic voters were saying, we're not sure we should be nominating this guy. in that exit poll, you saw it, nearly 6 in 10 democratic voters said they wanted another candidate. remember, this was 1992. republicans had won three straight presidential elections before this. three straight landslides. there were people who said it wasn't even possible for democrats to win a presidential election anymore. there were democrats who said that. today we're conditioned to think of bill clinton as one of the most talented politicians ever. but in march 1992, democrats looking at him then didn't see that at all. they saw a dud. they saw a guy with way too much baggage to win in the fall. that's why that connecticut primary was so devastating to bill clinton. it wasn't just that he lost. it's who he lost to. this might sound a little bit weird now but jerry brown in march of 1992 was a total and complete has-been. he had been a rising star in th

clinton. and it was choreographed quite well. first, you had elizabeth warren, joe biden. gives him the photo op as they walk out, then takes the poison. and let's not include the mainstream media, which essentially coronation of a queen as oppose todd to a victof a democratic politician. >> it's true, the democrats are united now. at least the democrats in washington. mrs. clinton clearly won decisi decisively. even though she won much, it was much harder for her than it was supposed to be. nobody thought bernie sanders would get as far as he did. we were talking about this a year ago, i don't know if his name would have even come up, so i think there are, she does have to win over some of those sanders supporters. who might otherwise be inclined to stay home or vote for the green party. >> what have we learned about the way she's going to run against donald trump? >> i don't think we have quite lesch learneded. i think i got an indication. i don't think it's going to be morning in america. nightmare in america. if donald trump -- sfwl going to run against donald trump saying he's not temper mentally fit. i think that's risky because he will start attacking her. he'll put her on her heels for the entire ca

i thought hillary clinton who was going to be -- people thought she would be coronated as the democratic nominee, needed a challenge. left to her own devices, she is too hawkish. on domestic policy, not progressive enough. i thought she would be made a better candidate by challenge like she may president obama a better candidate. she has become more progressive because bernie sanders pushed her and because black lives matter is pushed both of them. their impact writ large has been positive. >> can donald trump win the election? >> anything can happen. i think the parallels between the brexit vote and what could happen here are two easy to make. one thing is for sure, fear sells. when you play two people's worst angels, anything can happen in. don't be fooled by these numbers. this thing is going to tighten up. >> you sound just as good in person as you do on the radio. >> i'm not even awake yet. come see me tonight. >> thank you for joining us. if you would like to see him speak live at the jewish community center, he's in san francisco at 7:00. we do hope you go to ktvu.com and click on

coronation there is. if it wasn't coordinated,with the clinton campaign, other than last moment, hey, we're going to do thistial they would to get together and leverage the white house and hill clintons and clinton if they could play , nicely together and work well together. mark: folks at the white house and josh earnest seemed pretty please by the aggressive of this. are they going to rely on their allies or may the president engage in some campaigning to move this kind of legislation? >> that is kind of the $64,000 question. in the last years, he has tried to calibrate whether him getting personally involved would screw it up more for the democrats. his goal at this point, in addition to getting another democrat elected, is to actually get things done. he will get credit whether he was involved or not. it works, he will have his hands on it. if not, no. mark: thank you very much. john and i will be right back. ♪ ♪ anchor: mac and cheaters. mark: i don't like mac & cheese and i don't like cheetos -- there's nothing there for me except i'm a big fan of preservatives. john: right now, a new story about bern

hearing from secretary of state clinton, we have this bit of breaking news concerning the death of prince. stephanie gosk is outside prince's home in minneapolis. the coroner'srt now confirming a self-administered overdose of opioid medication correct? >> reporter: confirmed in this report that lists innocefentany the drug he overdosed on fentanyl is an opioid, but 100 times more powerful than morphine. the question here, will there be criminal charges in connection to his death. investigators will be looking at how he got the fentanyl. was it a legal prescription and was there any criminal negligence involved. up until this point, there have been no official criminal charges. >> stephanie, every one of his fans, everyone who's been following the kind of wave of sadness after the death of prince, we've all heard the coverage, anecdotal and otherwise that there was drug involvement, that there were problems, that there was a probable addiction. but hearing this very serious pain medication is involved, that's -- i suspect is going to be something quite different entirely. >> reporter: i think so. we have been speaking to friends who have not wanted to talk pu

clintons winning in a rigged system. i would argue the superdelegate system is a rigged system. when you have one candidate, the one with the coronation getting nearly 600 superdelegates and the other guy getting 50, clearly the establishment democratic party picked her from the get go. >> well, gingrichproductions.com i wrote a newsletter last week talking about the idea of oligarchy versus democracy and ironically the democrats have decided to create this unique senior elite group that can -- that represents 40% of the votes you need to win the nomination. it's totally rigged. they're going to, i think, have to abolish it. i notice that elizabeth warren came out the other day raising significant questions about it. a number of state parties are now opposing it. it's just a rigged game and i think it further taints and corrupts the process by which hillary is winning the nomination. >> do you think that bernie has pushed her solidly enough to the left where she's far more uncomfortable than she otherwise would have wanted to -- would want to be at this point? does that put her in a position that she grabs bernie, does she grab elizab

coronation that has gone on. whether you take issue with the debate schedule or different decisions the democrats official democrats have made that lean on the scales a little bit for hillary clinton you take issue with any number of things. the idea that he has come so far in his and has come so close is truly remarkable. at the end of the day, this doesn't look like the end? >> no, and it is going to be fascinating to see and hear the tone that he takes in his speech and little more than an hour we expect to see how he embraces the movement that he spearheaded. and kind of whether or not he begins to try to hand it over to hillary clinton or says hold on a second. because i was getting e-mails from people in the bernie sanders campaign earlier the night before we started seeing the results from california, of course. saying whoa, whoa, whoa, it might not be possible to call california tonight because there might be same day voting may not be able to be counted today, and so -- >> there might be a typhoon. >> and the fact of the matter is -- there might be a typhoon. and we talked about earlier voting. most of what came in on their early side are absentee early voting. >> right.

coronation of donald trump. it's for the purpose of the delegates representing what's in the best interest of the platform of the republican party and nominate the person best suited to defeat hillary clintonhas happened since the primary took place back in january, february and march. donald trump has shown what he's made of. and circumstances have changed drastically. it's readily apparent that donald trump will go down to a resounding defeat and take the republican party with him. he doesn't seem to care. he doesn't care about the damage it looks like he's doing down ballot right now and says it when he says i don't need the republican party. if he doesn't need the republican party, we don't need him. delegates have the right and moral obligation. >> what are your odds? it's no small task. 57 of the 112 rules committee members have to vote in favor. then a majority of more than 2,400 delegates at the convention have to vote for it. is this an uphill climb? >> the republican party is a party of individuals. 57 individuals have to step up to the plate. and then go in front of the convention delegates. tale have to vote. and they have to vote to bind themselves. i don't see the republican