clinton for being somewhat of a late arriver on things like economic inequality, wage stagnation and clearly bernie sanders' appeal has grown out of the elizabeth warn -- warren wing of the party. why would hillary clinton pick elizabeth warren if -- unless she felt there was a gaping ideology cal hole on her left that needed to be sewn up. could she possibly pick senator sanders? yes. but that might end badly. this is not if it's him it's no one. it would be a little bit of a hail mary by clinton. >> do you have any insights into the relationship or lack thereb between hillary clinton and elizabeth warren? >> not as much as i would like, is the answer. i wish they would call me and explain it to me. but it is not terribly warm. i also think privately many in the obama administration roll their eyes a bit at warren and her work at blasting some obama administration officials about their closeness to wall street's tim geithner, for example. there is a shared mindset that -- there that sorts -- sort of views warren and sanders similarly as people who say and do things out on a fringe that have never had to work within a system like you would have to do if you were president of the united states. so i don't thi

reporter: the first woman to be speaker of the house she says she likes the idea of clinton picking elizabeth warrenother woman as her running mate. >> we've had two men over and over again for hundreds of years so i think two women, whoever they may be, that would be fabulous as well but hillary clinton will choose a person that she feels most comfortable with. >> brianna how optimistic is the bernie sanders campaign about california? >> reporter: they know that this is going to be a tough race that it's up for grabs. in fact the senator touching upon this just a couple of hours ago saying we have a good shot. at other times he sounded more confident, perhaps an acknowledgment that this is a very close race. you look at the polls. hillary clinton and bernie sanders within the margin of error but this is for bernie sanders to continue that push to the convention as he has said that he wants to do winning in california very important to that. if he loses tonight in california in new jersey he's going to face even more pressure to get out of this race. >> thanks very much. anderson. >>> secretary clin

clinton for being somewhat of a late arriver on things like economic inequality, wage stagnation, and clearly bernie sanders' appeal has grown out of the elizabeth warren wing of the party. why would hillary clinton picklizabeth warren unless she felt there was a gaping ideology cal hole on her left that needed to be sewn up. could she possibly pick senator sanders? yes. that could end badly. but if you look at polling, it would suggest that while liberals love bernie sanders, they quite like hillary clinton. i think it would be a little bit of a hail mary by clinton. i do not think she has a hail mary position in this race. host: do you have any insights into the relationship or lack thereof between hillary clinton and elizabeth warren? >> not as much as i would like, is the answer. i wish they would call me and explain it to me. but it is not terribly warm. i also think privately many in the obama administration roll their eyes a bit at warren and her work at blasting some obama administration officials about their closeness to wall street, tim geithner, for example. there is a shared mindset that there that sort of views warren and sanders similarly as people who say and do things out on a fringe t

self-proclaimed independent has strong feelings when it comes to the idea of hillary clinton picking elizabeth warrenher v. p. here is what he said on "varney & company" earlier. >> good chance i vote for donald trump. >> i was going to ask? really? that would pull the democratic party way to the left. >> we need to be more center. this country needs solutions, right? we don't need headline porn. don't need people talking about playing to progressives, playing to conservatives. the more we deal with labels and solutions bigger our problems get. david: billionaire owner of the dallas mavericks he would be happy to be selected as vp for either candidate. think what you will of mark cuban, a lot of people don't care much about the guy, the fact is that he would pull hillary clinton to the center. she doesn't want to be farther on the left. this is my view now, she doesn't want to be with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. she needs the middle. it is 1/3 of the pub independent. they want to see business acumen or some kind of connection with business and maybe he would provide that. melissa: there you

pick for hillary clinton -- vice presidential pick for heller clinton? viceould be the best -- presidential pick for hillary clinton? >> i think tim kaine and cory booker and elizabeth warren certainly drive the party. mark: we asked about the republican brand in our poll. 32% said they had a favorable view. 62% unfavorable. his donald trump -- is donald trump helping or hurting? >> he is changing the brand. it is hurting a little bit. , i'm of therun feeling that he is bringing new people and new excitement to the republican party. it is a party that has been a little confused through the primary process. ande is a clarity there whether the establishment likes the clarity or not, we will see how it turns out. we played donald trump saying today, basically, i may have to go it alone here. republican leaders should just be quiet. is that a sensible strategy or way of looking at the world? >> it probably would not have been my advice to him. with paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, people who are very sharp, very good establishment politicians nipping at your heels, what are you going to do? don't jump is not the guy to sit back and say yes to let me fall in line. fighting hisre

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the buzz is growing that presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton could pick senator elizabeth warrens her running mate. the two met yesterday at clinton's home in washington. the night before, warren endorsed clinton for president. analysts say the massachusetts progressive could help clinton by winning over bernie sanders' supporters. on the fliep-side, though, clinton and warren are not very close and have publicly disagreed in the past. >>> yesterday the presumptive republican nominee once again called warren pocahontas heiferi referring to her claims of ancestry. she tweeted, no, seriously delete your account. >>> let's take a live look at the wells fargo center in south philly. democrats will call their convention to order here on july 25th. the wells fargo center has closed commuter parking lot a while the work is being done. in the meantime folks are allowed to park in parking lot t off patterson avenue from monday through next friday. >>> this is the morning thousands come to honor a legend. [ applause ] >> former president bill clinton remembering muhammad ali next. a tribut

ticket was at all unrealisticic and have to pick some dude to be her running mate, the beardier the better. i don't know if hillary clinton will pick elizabeth warrenor her running mate but i do know it would be a bold choice if she did for a lot of different reasons and we know she doesn't mind letting us know after today she is about to pick elizabeth warren. with auditions like this with other high profile democrats, there is no way to see this other than a very successful test run for what would be the first all female presidential ticket in u.s. history. >>> it has been 22 years since any democrat won statewide elected office in the great state of texas. a couple years ago, not just texas but a big portion of the country started to think that one democrat might be able to break that streak. she ran for governor in 2014 and no she didn't win. the reason anybody even thought she had a chance was a fight that she waged in texas alone as a legislator but with incredible support in the streets. that fight was three years ago. it was electrifying at the time but it took three full years to resolve and now today, three years on, that fight has come t

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the hour elizabeth warren making an appearance with hillary clinton, some suggested that this could be the democratic ticket. i don't happen to be one of those things that hillary clinton would pick elizabeth warren but we will see. a lot of surprises have come around this time was does warren's presence on the campaign trail, what does it do for hillary clinton? >> it helps her with the bernie sanders voters, helps her reach out to the progressive wing of the party. and it just advocates for those messaging points that bernie sanders has talked about effectively on the trail. i tend to agree with you but we will see. ntional wisdom isthat tim kane, a senator from virginia, former governor is probably leading the pack of bp choices on the democratic side . >> brett behr, we will see you tonight on special report, thank you very much. heather: great britain and european nations scrambling to confront a new reality as foreign ministers from the eu's six founding member states say that the uk should leave the european union as soon as possible. but one british prime minister cameron says exit negotiations will not begin immediately as he tries to do it again, financial markets and t

clinton for being somewhat of a late arriver on things like economic inequality, wage stagnation, and clearly bernie sanders' appeal has grown out of the elizabeth warren wing of the party. why would hillary clinton pick elizabeth warren unless she felt there was a gaping ideology cal hole on her left that needed to be sewn up. could she possibly pick senator sanders? yes. that could end badly. this is not if it's him it's no one. if it is not -- so i think it would be a little bit of a hail mary by clinton. i do not think she has a hail mary position in this race. host: do you have any insights into the relationship or lack thereb between hillary clinton and elizabeth warren? >> not as much as i would like, is the answer. i wish they would call me and explain it to me. but it is not terribly warm. i also think privately many in the obama administration roll their eyes a bit at warren and her work at blasting some obama administration officials about their closeness to wall street, tim geithner, for example. there is a shared mindset that there that sort of views warren and sanders similarly as people who say and do things out on a fringe that have never had to work within a system like you would have

ticket was at all unrealisticic and have to pick some dude to be her running mate, the beardier the better. i don't know if hillary clinton will pick elizabeth warrenor her running mate but i do know it would be a bold choice if she did for a lot of different reasons and we know she doesn't mind letting us know after today she is about to pick elizabeth warren. with auditions like this with other high profile democrats, there is no way to see this other than a very successful test run for what would be the first all female presidential ticket in u.s. history. staying in rhythm, it's how i try to live, how i stay active. and to keep up this pace, i need the right nutrition. so i drink boost®. boost® complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones, and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. in three delicious flavors. i'm not about to swim in the slow lane. stay strong. stay active with boost®. >>> it has been 22 years since any democrat won statewide elected office in the great state of texas. a couple years ago, not just texas but a big portion of the country started t

speculation is growing tonight that hillary clinton could pick massachusetts senator elizabeth warrenas her running mate f. two met at clinton's washington, d.c. home this morning. a day after warren formally endorsed the presumptive democratic nominee. political analysts say warren could help clinton because she is a progressive. on the flip side, warren and clinton are not close and have publicly disagreed on issues in the past. >>> meantime, presumptive republican nominee donald trump got into a twitter fight with warren today. he called her pocahontas regarding her claims of native american ancestry. these comments have some supporters calling on trump to tone it down. >>> here at home, preparations are underway for the democratic national convention right here in philadelphia. taking a live look at the wells fargo center in south philly. the dnc will begin here on july 25th. this evening preps for the security perimeter started. the wells fargo center closed commuter parking lot a. instead, people will be able to park in t off patterson avenue beginning monday through next friday

. >> recent polling shows elizabeth warren as the top pick among clinton supporters. warren, 35%, corey booker, 17% and julian castro 12 and al franken 7, sherrod brown 6, tim kaine only 5%, who basil is convinced brings balance but only 5% agrees with him. would the base be considered in this choice? >> i think kaine is a safe choice but not an exciting choice. and at this point hillary clinton has to weigh, does she want to go with someone who can help her -- one of her weaknesses is this enthusiasm gap, especially with young voters that i think someone like elizabeth warren or corey booker could help her help resolve that issue. she needs millennials to come out for her and needs them to vote for her too. and so yes, kaine is -- might be the obvious choice at the end of the day, but it's definitely not the choice that many democrats might be excited about. when you compare him to people like elizabeth warren and corey booker. >> before i run out of time, i want to go back to bernie sanders, he says he'll vote for her but he's not endorsing her. what do you make of t

vice-president candidate ought to be an attack dog, there is no better person for hillary clinton to pick than elizabeth warren except carly fiorina of getting under trump's skin and having effective attacks. that could work if that is the path hillary clinton wants to go. you heard in that video clip, you have to consider the fact that hillary clinton is not good at it at all getting under trumpa skin. elizabeth warren might be nice to have the jabs here and there throughout the fall. >> these two had a frosty relationship over time. there was an event back in december when 14 of the democratic senate females got together, 13 of them did and elizabeth warren was the only no show in the lunchion for hillary clinton and what happen and is it real? >> one of the main things that happened is democratic party wants to do whatever they can to make sure donald trump does not win in november. that is powerful for voters and elected officials. trying to get the other party not to win in november. we have very unpopular characters of hillary clinton and donald trump. elizabeth war withen is where the democratic party i

the buzz is growing that presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton could pick senator elizabeth warrenr running mate. the two met yesterday at clinton's home in washington. the night before warren endorsed clinton for president. analysts say the massachusetts progressive could help clinton by winning over bernie sanders' supporters, but on the flip-side here, clinton and warren are not particularly close, and they have publicly disagreed on issues in the past. >>> meantime warren is having something of a twitter war with donald trump. yesterday the presumptive republican nominee called her pocahontas. warren responded by tweeting, no, seriously, delete your account. >> growing concerns within the gop over donald trump, his remarks and his potential matchup with hillary clinton in the general election will be the top issues on nbc's "meet the press" coming your way tomorrow morning at 10:30 right here on nbc10. >>> right now in philadelphia, preparations are in full swing for next month's democratic national convention. let's take a live look at the wells fargo center in south philly. d

hillary clinton expected to campaign today with elizabeth warren, the massachusetts senator. on the list ofn top five potential picksor hillary clinton, ranked at number three. one of the key political posts at washington post says they are very specific -- skeptical that hillary clinton will pick elizabeth warren. the two do not have the best relationship. elizabeth warren was the last e-mail senator to endorse hillary clinton, and she waited until after the primaries were essentially over. clinton's poll numbers has been quite strong but as of today, lord is one of three people that clinton'sat presidential search team has been vetting. if you want to read the entire column, it is in today's washington post, the usual spot. let's go to hubert in florida, a democrat. who do you think hillary clinton should pick? caller: definitely elizabeth warren, and if not, i think mr. -- mr. castro. host: why castro and booker? at one time, i considered mr. trump, because i like his idea about not needing anybody's money, and about the job situation, but i think he is going overboard. i think elizabeth warren, especially, she i

who would you like to see hillary clinton pick for her vice presidential running mate? >> elizabeth warren. >> reporter: with just a few weeks to go before hillary clinton picks a running mate, massachusetts u.s. senator elizabeth warren's first campaign appearance with her has the people here talking. >> i love her, great fighter. i think she's terrific. >> reporter: many convinced elizabeth warren should be the next vice president. >> i just like what she said about trump and i think she's a go getter. >> reporter: there are many people here who believe elizabeth warren best complements the person they want as commander in chief because of their perception that she's leading the way and being the donald trump tormenter in chief. >> what kind of man roots for people to lose their jobs, to lose their homes, to lose their life savings? i'll tell you what kind of a man. a small, insecure money grubber who fights for no one but himself. >> reporter: there's no question words like that pumped up this audience. who would you pick? >> elizabeth warren totally. >> what kind of a man? a nasty man

the buzz is growing that presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton could pick senator elizabeth warrenthe two met yesterday at clinton's home in washington, d.c. the night before warren endorsed clinton for president. analysts say the massachusetts progressive could help clinton by winning over bernie sanders' supporters. on the flip side of this, clinton and warren have never been particularly close, and they've publicly disagreed on issues in the past. in the meantime. elizabeth warren is having something of a twitter war with donald trump. yesterday the presumptive republican nominee once again called warren pocahontas, referring to her claims of native american ancestry. warren responded by tweeting, no, seriously, delete your account. >>> a live look now at the wells fargo center in south philly. preparations in full swing for next month's democratic national convention. democrats will call their convention to order here on july 25th. crews have begun preparations for the security perimeter. they started that last night. and because of it, the wells fargo center has closed commute

elizabeth warren not alone. corey booker and sherrod brown are potential v.p. picks who are in the same boat. the clintonamp is having to do this calculation with a number of candidates, elizabeth warren being the most recent, and a person with enthusiastic support. >> another name being circulated, bill clinton. i find this hard to believe. is it possible? >> yes, it can happen. this question actually coming up when i talk to people on facebook. i want to make clear. he could be the v.p. look, he's still pretty popular, so some people say why not. here is the deal, the u.s. constitution says a person can be elected president no more than two times. so bill clinton can never be elected president again, but he can be elected vice president, and he could take over, appointed as president, if something were to happen to hillary clinton. he just can't run and be elected to be president again. so unlikely as it is, he could still be be the pick. >> on the republican side, condoleezza rice, she's had a big vote of confidence from the trump campaign. so what do you think? that's right. she has gotten a lot of a

clinton. elizabeth warren was a top choice for democrats. cory booker, 17%. not sure, 15% and julian castro, 12%. elizabeth warren obviously the top choice for democrats. i believe there is no chance hillary clinton would pick suggests pretty popular support. harold: mrs. clinton has indicated she would keep an open mind. i do not know senator warren very well. she clearly early on had the most effective critique of donald trump, followed with an equally impressive one. i know cory booker. he could certainly help relations in the congress. i don't know secretary castro, but i do know tim kaine and sherrod brown who would bring a lot to the ticket geographically that we did not have a stronger in the primary. john: i'm going to ask you to do something that is not going to make you comfortable. who do you think would be the best vice presidential pick for hillary clinton? you named a bunch of people that would be good, but who would be the best? harold: all of those would be good. but the challenges, who helps her when and who helps her the most of the constituencies? i think tim kaine -- i think those three guys bring a lot to the table. mark: we asked about the republican brand in our poll. 32% said they ha

then they had senator elizabeth warren put out her first fund-raising e-mail for secretary clinton today. i don't know if hillary clinton is going to picketh warren as her running mate but the two of them unveiled a one-two coordinated tagteam attack on donald trump today in a way that clinton hasn't really ever done with anybody else. so, hm. but the trump campaign also started doing something new today. a day after firing their campaign manager, the trump campaign did get it together today to respond in realtime to secretary clinton's criticisms. unlike the last speech she did like this, today they did stuff. somebody who could mostly spell and use grammar took over the trump twitter account today during the speech. sent out semi coherent boiler plate republican criticisms of republican that they posted throughout her whole speech. they were all from donald trump's account. i think maybe he was doing something else at the time. who knows, maybe it was him. but that sort of instant response, that didn't happen last time from mr. trump or from anybody associated with his campaign. the trump campaign sent out hillary clinton criticism pr

to by the people of hillary clinton because prior to the orlando shootings, all of the buzz about the v.p. stakes was about elizabeth warren. if hillary clinton were to pickth warren, what would she get? first of all, elizabeth warren, obviously a woman. she would be doubling down against one of the most powerful assets in november. she is also a liberal. somebody on who could bring in bernie sanders voters. could that help hillary clinton corral the party that's been split during the primary? possibly. only downside, massachusetts. happens to be a state with a republican governor. as we have explained to you before, there are ways around that. elizabeth warren could actually declare her candidacy late in the year, delay actually taking the position until the swearing in, and leave off the opportunity for the massachusetts governor to pick somebody who is a republican and have them in there for long. elizabeth warren, still a proper pick. a lot of people thinking with national security being important, she may not be what hillary clinton needs. brings us to sherrod brown, who brings in similar things to elizabeth warren. a liberal, stalwart, somebody that

. >> do you have suggestion of who hillary clinton should pick? >> elizabeth warren is one of them. sheron brown. tim cain. there's a lot of folks that have solid credentials and obviously bernie sanders should been somebody on the list. >> do you think hillary clinton would consider him? >> don't know. they have to work that out. he should be smart to embrace his success and how better to do that than by select him but there's also equipment industry issues, and personal issues between secretary clinton and senator sanders. so i definitely think he's qualified whether she pick him, we will see. >> congressman democrat from vermont, joining us on capitol hill, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> coming up shortly we will tell you live to the washington hill tone where hillary clinton is speaking at an event hosted by the planned parenthood action fund today. she's discussing women's health and reproductive rights while we wait for the event to get underway with the presumptive democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton, we will show you a portion of today's washington jour

. >>> hillary clinton is picking up key endorsements. elizabeth warren is backing clinton. but the most notable endorsement was from president obama yesterday. he threw his support behind his former secretary of state citing her grit and experience during a three-minute online video released yesterday. >> look, i know how hard this job can be. that's why i know hillary will be so good at it. >> president obama's first campaign appearance with clinton will be in green bay, wisconsin, next week. >>> time now is 5:07. still ahead a final farewell to the greatest. a live report from louisville as people get ready to say good- bye to boxing legend muhammad ali. >> plus, tense moments on board this roller coaster. what left people stranded high above an amusement park. >> what a difference a day makes. starting out with fewer clouds, less fog than yesterday. what that means for your friday forecast coming up. >> and chp just updated the location of this crash. it's now in the westbound lanes of 80 as you approach the macarthur maze. we'll tell you what this is doing to your bay b

woman to be speaker of the house, pelosi also said she likes the idea of clinton picking massachusetts senator elizabeth warrenoman as her running mate. >> had two men over and over again for hundreds of years. i think that two women who really may be that would be fabulous as well. but hillary clinton will choose a person that she feels most comfortable with. >> reporter: the clinton campaign's message to surrogates who will be talking her up today is to not call on bernie sanders to get out of the race, jake, at least not yet though they will be saying basically that he shouldn't take this all the way to the convention. we are expecting, we've heard from aides that she will try to extend an olive branch to his supporters. bernie sanders we have learned will be going home to burlington tomorrow, perhaps taking some time to think about what his next steps are. and certainly some of those people around hillary clinton as the days go on may be pressuring him, but they're hoping that if she does win california as well as new jersey there will be a lot of external pressure on bernie sanders. >> all right. orange c

. >> hillary clinton and elizabeth warren tag team donald trump, fuelling speculation over clinton's pickor veep. >>> is trump changing his tune on his call banning muslims coming to the u.s. what campaign leaders say trump really means when he says this. >> donald j. trump is calling shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >>> severe weather slams the south. downpours in texas has people tubing through flooded roads. >>> and red cross racism? the warning be cool has the organization in hot water this morning, a look at the safe swimming poster they're pulling from pools. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here at cbs headquarters. i'm anne-marie green. donald trump delivers an economic policy speech today. it comes amid another shake-up in trump's campaign and after hillary clinton and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren unleashed a scathen criticism of trump in a first joint campaign appearance. hena daniels is here in new york. henna, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. as senator warren and hillary in that once worked for for his ri

news stories like can we have an all-female ticket around hillary clinton perhaps picking elizabeth warrenas her vp. it's just a weird news story. it's just weird. most voters are female. most women don't have a problem with women in leadership positions because a lot of us have in leadership positions. so i think it's -- and that in part is powered by social media, powered by the digital revolution. >> this is my -- i should have said this earlier because from covering these past three elections, who has -- who has -- it sounds simple, but who has the power to say this is a story, this is not a story has radically shifted and therefore the stories that we are telling are radically shifting. but that's the biggest shift to me. that is the story and it sounds so simple but it's so powerful when you've been in the news room when you've been told from editor that that's not a story and then do you let it die or fight for it? now we have people say, that is a story, go. >> people on twitter and facebook, if something is trending on facebook or twitter, mainstream cable news has to cover it. we

hillary clinton picked you mean an endorsement from elizabeth warren. >>> vice president said clintonhe neck president, a biden -- next president, a biden source said that's an endorsement. >>> after meeting with president obama at the white house bernie sanders is staying in the race. he reaffirmed his plan to compete in the primary on tuesday in washington, d.c. >>> he wants to keep trump from becoming president. >>> more than 60 republican donors gathered at the trump towers yesterday. trump's chief center stage -- strategist said he will raise enough money to win. chris christie was among the inner circle to attend the session. >>> i'll take a repeat of yesterday. >> reporter: you'll get it. it's not going to be as windy. >>> a repeat, plus one. >> reporter: good job, matt. let's look at storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry, today is a beautiful day, we'll be using double scan so track potentially severe storms come tomorrow. let's look outside and see what it looks like, because we've been getting these beautiful shots. this with our temple university camera. you wi

hillary clinton's campaign facing new controversy despite picking up some major support, president obama, vice president joe biden and senator elizabeth warren endorsing clinton yesterday. less than an hour white house press secretary josh earnest appeared to let slip that clinton's investigation into her private email is criminal one. listen. >> the president at each stage reiterated his commitment to this principle, that any criminal investigation should be conducted independent of any sort of political interference. harris: did he say criminal investigation? critics quickly seized on comment saying it shreds hillary's claim that the probe is just routine security inquiry which the fbi director said is something that is not even what they do. all this as the new "fox news" polling shows the majority of registered voters, 60%, now think hillary clinton is lying about her emails and how they were handled. majority, 54% also believe she lacks integrity to be president. make fan, your thoughts. >> my first thought what is wrong with the white house press secretary josh earnest? what is wrong with you? was that a freudian slip the day the presi

overall onesis, third of those backing hillary clinton say she should pick elizabeth warren as her runninge. of and is backed by 35% supporters, followed by senator cory booker, and housing and urban development secretary julian castro. for pelicans, almost one-third say former house speaker newt gingrich should be donald trump's run mate. senator marco rubio should be the second was. anlary clinton has picked up endorsement from oprah winfrey. she calls the election a seminal moment for women. vonnie: global news, 24 hours a 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. t why. we have to mention the game is 1-1 between england and wales. felt that fellds to record lows, fueled by janet yellen's, said interest rates could remain at lower levels. here to break it all down is lisa abramowicz. lisa, just as you are probably getting ready to come on, we saw the 10 year yield in the u.s. plunge. since 2012, and the 30-year the lowest in 16 months, and it still looks like a pretty good place to be compared what we are seeing in switzerland in switzerland and japan. here we are

tweet is her most popular ever with more than 300,000 retweets clinton also picked up an endorsement from massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. >>> i am ready to get in this fight and work my heart out for hillary clinton to become the next president of the united states and to make sure that donald trump never gets any place close to the white house. >> bernie sanders is still not ready to concede. sanders was back on the campaign trail holding a rally in dc which has its primary next tuesday. >>> donald trump trailed hillary clinton in a new fox news poll. the poll puts trump at 39%. clinton is at 42%. litton's edge is a reversal from three weeks ago and it does reflect a slight drop in support for trump. >>> a south bay wrestling coach is arrested. coming up, the accusations against him and the investigation underway this morning. >> the process is extremely fast at that point. it was just like grab and go and run. >> a close call on northern california railroad tracks as he trained came rumbling down. next, the nurse who is being called a hero for helping to rescue an injured driver. >> good morning. south bay commute is

elizabeth warren being the vice presidential pick. they have talked in broad brush strokes and elizabeth warren has reelly emerged as squung who's been able to get under donald trump's skin in the clintonampaign. he of course tweeting her again, calling her pochahantas. that's trump's nickname for her. elizabeth warren going after trump last night where she called him a racist bully. the clinton camp viewer they see her as a quote, unquote weapon of war against donald trump and that's clearly impressed a lot of people in the clinton headquarters. >> bernie sanders met with the president yesterday, and he's still in the race, although he as a different kind of conversation recently. >> reporter: he's still kind of processing the end of his campaign, i would say, you saw a significant shift in tone after that white house meeting, bernie sanders clearly knowing that -- he came out talking about the policies and priorities that are important to him. he was talking about how he would be the better candidate to take on donald trump. there's still some work to do, hillary clinton and bernie sanders still planning to meet, the latest details have not been worked out. and of course bernie sande

ends to thehe battle between hillary clintoney and bernie sanders clinton cli picked up several major endorsements.endo >> elizabeth warren, vicen, v president joe biden and president obama all giving her their support.r >> i've seen her judgment,erud i've seen her toughness, i'veugv seen her commitment to our t values up close. i've seen her determination totn give every american a fair a shot at opportunity no matterat how tough the fight was. that's what always has drivens i her and it still does. >> president obama will pma campaign with clinton nextith io week in wisconsin. also on tap next week d.c.'sk primary is on tuesday. t now, ahead of d.c.'s primarys p clinton is making a stop into the city today.ay she will speak at an event hosted by planned parenthood.y l sheets expected to touch onecteu the importance of women'sce of rights and reproductive healthcare. >> despite those major endorsements for hillarylary clinton bernie sanders isde still campaigning but maybeng bt showing signs of realizing his political fate. following his meetingfoowin yesterday with president obamasa the vermont senator says he plans to

clinton picked up the nomination. her rival bernie sanders is down, but refusing to give up. ie elizabeth warren officially endorsed hillary clinton. >> i am ready to work my heart out to support hillary clinton. >> and joe biden sort of. >> and president clinton got behind her. >> bernie sanders met with senate minority. he did not give up. >> it would be extraordinary if the people of washington, our nation's capital, stood up and told the world that they are ready to lead this country into a political revolution. thank you all very much. >> he may be finished, but bernie sanders isn't going away. >> donald trump took the day off from campaign events, but did react to president obama's endorsement. >> secretary clinton said delete your account. that exchange has since gone viral. >> voter turnout would be 48% from all of the ballots were certified. the highest turnout has been in 1968 when 53% turned out. >>> the game was in pittsburgh, but the party was in san jose. how about that? probably a lot of living rooms across the area with that scene. a sharks party in downtown san jose. the sharks

. >>> meantime, senator elizabeth warren joining hillary clinton on the campaign trail. would she make a good vp pickmake the case before and against. >>> one of the people being vetted to be hillary clinton's vice president pick didn't hold back. elizabeth warren joined clinton on the trail for their first joint appearance. elizabeth warren, who's made speaking out against wall street one of her main talking points, unleashed a blistering attack on trump before a crowd in cincinnati. >> donald trump says -- [ boos [ boos ] donald trump says he'll make america great again. it's right there. it's stamped on the front of his goofy hat. you want to see goofy? look at him in that hat. when donald trump says he'll make america great, he means make it even greater for rich guys just like donald trump. what kind of a man does that? what kind of a man roots for people to lose their jobs? to lose their homes? to lose their life savings? i'll tell you what kind of a man. a small, insecure money-grubber who fights for no one but himself. [ cheers and applause ] what kind of a man? a nasty man who will never bec

clinton meeting with elizabeth warren do. is she on the short list for vp? would pickinga hardcore liberal, push the party too far to the left? in order to win a general election? can she really do it with elizabeth warren? we'll debate it, right after this. .... [beekeeper] from bees to business expenses, i'm in charge of it all. so i've been snapping photos of my receipts and keeping track of them in quickbooks. now i'm on top of my expenses, and my bees. best 68,000 employees ever. that's how we own it. ♪ trish: liberal elizabeth wharton meeting with the president this morning. hours after she became the last female senator to endorse hillary clinton. what took her so long. here she is backing hillary. a moment that could be very historic. lots of talk of two women on the ticket. wasting their time going after donald. >> donald trump is a thin-skinned fraud that is never risked anyone for anyone and has served no one but himself. [cheering and applause] trish: tell me what you really think; right? has many thinking that maybe hillary will put her on the ticket with her

clinton and bernie sanders have no events today. meanwhile elizabeth warren is once again fueling talk about whether she'll be picked as clinton's vice president. the massachusetts senator who just last week endorsed clinton stopped by the presumptive nominee's headquarters in new york yesterday and spoke with staffers. let's start with the republicans, nbc's hallie jackson with more on mr. trump's response to the orlando shooting. she is in las vegas where he's rallying today. he didn't hold back, even using the words "beautiful thing" when referencing a hypothetical thing in the shooting. what more did he say about that? >> reporter: that hypothetical scenario, frances, would have been if more people had been armed during that nightclub shooting that happened almost a week ago, this is something we've heard trump talk about before with other incidents. when we talked about it in texas, you heard the crowd get really fired up. i want you to take a look. donald trump talking tough in texas. >> if we had people with the bullets going in the opposite direction, right smack between the eyes of this maniac -- >> reporter: describing what

harry reid, he leads senate democrats, he wants hillary clinton to pick senator elizabeth warren as herhillary clinton's running mate. and what do you say to that? we've already discussed bernie sanders. >> by the way, bernie sanders is meeting with harry reid after the president. he's doing the rounds as they say. >> you know what? i think it would be actually be smart of hillary clinton, this is why. because elizabeth warren, she's very, very left, some people call her socialist light. she's very close to bernie policy-wise. >> a socialist not even light at all. >> a pure socialist and that's what hillary needs. she needs to get that left-leaning part of her base exciting around her. i don't think she'll pick elizabeth warren because she has an opportunity to upstage hillary clinton. she speaks more from the heart and get under trump's skin in a way that hillary clinton cannot. i don't see hillary doing that. stuart: is she native american? >> not to my-- i haven't seen any receipts around that. stuart: i think it's 1/32, can't prove it. >> it was lame, in my opinion, very lame and--

elizabeth toeing the line with anybody. i'm supporting whoever hillary clinton picks. but i think an activist like elizabeth warrenthe country better as a senator. >> what about presidents, both current and former? president obama getting ready to campaign for clinton. former president bush has started campaigning for the down ballots. how does that complicate the process, to put forth a strong enough veep to help him defeat hillary clinton? >> the first thing donald trump needs in a vice president pick is someone who appears stable and someone who conservatives feel like they have an ally in. i think that president bush is jumping in to help a lot of good senators who are in peril because of trump's stance. i think that this does -- that also does not bode well for donald trump. it's a very promising sign for hillary clinton. it's tough to secure a third democratic term, but right now the trends are looking good for her. >> so governor, politico is saying she's got to win florida. her campaign is spending little more than 5 million dollar in a new ad blitz there. what does clinton have to do to over come hurdles

clinton campaign is willing to give bernie that time. >> i want to talk about another senator today, senator elizabeth warren who's going to endorse clinton. that revived all this buzz of a possibility of a vp pick, what are your sources telling you about that and does the clinton campaign thinks that comes with some risks? >> they are willing to consider someone like elizabeth warren a progressive and they're willing to consider another woman. they made it very clear and they don't view a woman is off the table. hillary clinton has said that herself. others that i have talked to and have mentioned that warren could be a really good option, not just because she's progressive but the problem of her seat in massachusetts being able to replace her is not -- they're willing to allow a temporary inclusion and potentially elizabeth warren is a candidate who not only could unite the left but have a lot of appeals m among the working class as well. she's really not that well known. she's well known among democrats but not that well known among the vast majority of americans and that's a hurdle that'll need to over come. >> he has a nickname for her, pocahontas. what do you expect we are going to hear to

clinton running mate. many here excited by the prospect. you would vote for a clinton/warren ticket? absolutely. >> reporter: but today, clinton herself not going there. how are you feeling about elizabeth warren for a vp pick? >> it was a great event. >> reporter: are you liking her for vp, though? how about a vp possibility? >> i'm not making any news today. >> reporter: no news today? the big news, that new poll showing 64% of voters say trump is unqualified to be president, and an overwhelming majority think he's biased against muslims, women and minorities. trump today calling warren a sellout, and, again, mocking her for claiming she's of native american decent. >> did you hear pocahontas? >> reporter: tweeting, "she lied on heritage." his supporter, former massachusetts senator scott brown, going even further. >> she can take a dna test. >> reporter: and clinton, in a rare moment of campaign trail self-reflection, acknowledging that many voters just don't trust her. >> now, i don't like hearing that. and i've thought a lot about what's behind it. i've made mistakes. i don't know anyone who hasn't. so, i understand people having questions. >> and cecilia joins us now. now, cecilia, you know, clinton a

given that, when you look ahead to hillary clinton and elizabeth warren both working toward the same aim in this general election, whether or not hillary clinton picks warren as her running mate, is that -- are those two different messages running parallel? do they multiply each other in any way? how do hillary clinton and elizabeth warren interact as people pull them in the same direction? >> i think there's going to be so many parallels -- there's so many thins to attack about donald trump. there's going to be so many parallel attacks happening at the same time. i actually don't think it will require a tremendous amount of coordination. in some ways i think people will key off each other. and the judge curiel comments are a perfect example. there's nine different reasons people fund those objectionable, offensive, and racist. no one had to get on a conference call to talk about why that was the case. i think they'll be natural lanes. here's one thick i will say about elizabeth warren. in her speech she did something i haven't quite seen anyone do as well as she has which is to brim the sort of substantive and the personal. the challenge when you'r

hillary clinton picked up another big endorsement, this from massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. a blisteringen vocal opponent of donald trump during the primary season and is also rumored as a possible vice presidential candidate. has clinchedlinton the democratic nomination, there is still the bernie sanders factor. he met with president obama at the white house today. today they held a rally in the district. richard reeve was therefore the rally. he joins us live from rfk stadium to tell us what he saw and heard. even though the nomination has been clinched, how was the mood? richard: people are still true believers. in the parking lot, virtually deserted right now, but earlier familiar territory, the 1%. it was a rockstar reception for sanders outside of rfk stadium. >> bernie, bernie, bernie! >> we hope you continues to speak for those who cannot speak. richard: several thousand people attended the rally. sanders railing against wall street and the 1%. mr. sanders: we should not be living in a country where the very, very rich get richer and the poor get porrer. richard: thi