the caucuses, north dakota, bernie sanders has won the north dakota caucuses. donald trump obviously without any opposition he's the only republican candidate standing. he's won all of the states, the republican contest so far he's well on his way, obviously, let's go back to anderson. >> wolf, thank you. bernie sanders speech, we'll bring that to you live. if you are bernie sanders, you think very carefully i suppose about what you're going to say to your crowd tonight. >> yeah, i would think so. he deserves to take a little bit of a bow too as has been said all night. he's run an extraordinary campaign. nobody would have predicted what he has done, and you could hear in secretary clinton's rhetoric, ek koes of the themes of the sanders campaign and, you know, as others have said, he pushed, he pushed her in a way that was positive and constructive and will make her a stronger candidate at the general election. so there's a lot to celebrate there. the hard pivot to make is from we're going to shake things up in california, we're going to shake things up on the

it's too early to call in new mexico, north dakota and south dakota. we'll wait for some actual numbers to come in and then we'll see where we can go from there. right now too early to call new mexico, north dakota and south dakota. hillary clinton is projected to win the democratic presidential primary in new jersey. remember, we're waiting to hear from donald trump in moments. he's going to be speaking. he's got a speech that he has prepared. he will be reading at least part of it from a teleprompter. only the third time he's read from a teleprompter. we'll have live coverage of that. that will be followed by hillary clinton's speech. >> we're covering that live. as we wait let's continue the conversation with our panel. in terms of this speech, do we know -- do we know if donald trump rehears these kinds of speeches. do you know. >> i do not know. i tend to think not. >> does he have speech writers. >> yes. >> i read some speeches were written by his sister-in-lon-in >> people forget i used to be friendly with trump, when he was first going to annou

how long duoes it take in north dakota? >> in north dakota in the larger jurisdictions where there's a little quicker process where they use telephonic warrants and the arresting officer can go directly to a magistrate in those systems, my understanding is it typically takes half an hour to an hour. but 2349 smaller jurisdictions where it's more rural where it's oftentimes harder to get somebody on the phone and there the process is different. the officer has to go through a prosecuting attorney first and then to a magistrate. >> why is it harder to get somebody on the phone in rural than in a busy city? >> i think a large -- >> i thought people in the rural areas were sitting waiting for the phone to call. [ laughter ] >> your honor, i think in large part it's a lack of resources and manpower. there's not as many people available to cover all the times. >> so that excuses you from a constitutional requirement? we're now going to bend the fourth amendment, which i always thought started on the presumption that we favor warr

the lawyer >> catherine: is in dakotas were out today north dakota the caucus not a primary explainsand canada and the jersey casting their ballots. >> catherine: she's also the projected winner in new mexico 0 democratic primary there and you can see the numbers add huge lead but has been declared the winner. but in montana at not a lot of polling activity leading up to this but now hearing what you see in bernie sanders has a shot with the numbers still pretty fluid. the thinnest campaign as meeting at the white house with the president this week. there could be some dealmaking with bernie. hiller >> pam: it will be the first woman to lead a major political parties bid for the white house. but her challenger bernie has not yet call it quits and right now we are waiting for a sanders the speaker and seven california when he does we will bring that to you live. take a look a the latest election returns as where they stand right now clinton is leading across the state with 62 percent of the vote and sanders with 37 percent.

barry has gotten the caucus in north dakota. doing well montana we are told ya the shot. that's nickel-and- diming terms of the number of delegates and the big states for delegates today of course california and new jersey. we you have ever heard reports fast the campaign staff and hearing us talk about the meeting at the white house thursday with president about. and talk that almost certainly include some pressure to clear the way for hillary. centile making some demands from bernie. attic could be another very interesting week ahead. the people >> pam: there did not lead deal with the word concession they the plan on moving on. no canada ever send the signal the day before they drop out. they always fight to the and always have a chance. if that city of a chance to maintain that slim chance. superdelegate >> reporter: are made up of party officials congress members and governors and the next president is going to have to work with their own party officials the system isn't rigged eventually they did switch because it he was winning the popular vote. he is not winning t

south dakota and montana as primary we show you that. the lot of activity but it is fairly close 32 percent of the voting. a win for bernie and the north dakota caucuses the one place in green at a primary. sanders told reporters recently as today still determined it a try and turn some of the super delegates and win them over the democratic convention so everyone is waiting to hear if they're going to stick to that and we do know what hillary is saying the heart of her speech from this earlier. hill >> britteny: >> cathe:rine hillary calling this a victory turning a time attention on the republican rival donald trump. >> pam: political communications consultant does turn a clip from the the value of more arousing events so far from this primary season >> reporter: as a very strong speech for her. if he loses california he may argument to continue going on with the status superdelegates should try and turn them to him. trailing in the popular vote employed state losing amongst more states than hillary. and has no argument. having given l

the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. ms. heitcamp: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive session and the banking committee be discharged from further consideration of pn 1039, the nomination of mark mcwaters for the board of directors at export-import bank and that the senate proceed to its consideration and vote without intervening action or debate, that it confirmed the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate, that no further motions be in order to the nomination, that any statements related to the nomination be printed in the record, and that the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, and the senate then resume legislative session. the presiding officer: is there objection? the senator from alabama. mr. shelby: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. ms. heitcamp: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. ms. heitcamp: we'd like to engage in just a discussion of what

sanders to north dakota and montana. california is too early to call. clinton is leading sanders 56 by 6% to 42.5%. nicole: the end of the primary is only the beginning of the work we are called to do. but if we stand together, we will rise together because we are stronger together. [cheers and applause] nicole: blake urman has more from brooklyn. reporter: hillary clinton took a big or that tuesday night issue became the first woman to be the presumptive nominee for president of a major political party. they touted this as and historic maintainer primary victory belongs not to her, but several generations. superdelegates still need to carry clinton over the magic number of 2383. they have the overwhelming amount of such delegates which were decided by the voters. they congratulated her opponent bernie sanders while maiming and tearing into donald trump. let's make america great again. that is code for let's take america backwards. [cheers and applause] back to a time and opportunity and dignity were reserved for some, n

new mexico, north dakota, south dakota, and montana went to the polls as well.ry clinton is the projected winner in new jersey, new mexico, and south dakota. again, she is leading here in california. meanwhile, bernie sanders not walking away tonight empty handed. cbs news declared him the projected winner in north dakota. on the republican side, donald trump did a clean sweep winning california, new mexico, south dakota, and montana. >>> our kpix5 political analyst melissa joins us now to break it all down. melissa, hillary clinton did something tonight she was not able to do eight years ago. that was close the deal and shatter that glass ceiling in the process. she did that tonight. >> reporter: that's right. and she gave us all a really new iconic image. i think it will be something we will see on newspapers, all over twitter. arms outstretched, white coat on. this is the image you will see over and over again. it just epitomizes what this speech was about. it was about really embracing this historic moment. she did something that barack obama did not do in 2

clinton tonight won new jersey, new mexico, and south dakota. bernie sand erdz won north dakota. and voters are being counted in montana. and the hotly contest the state of california. let's look at the numbers right now in montana. bernie sanders is slightly ahead, 49.4% to 46% for hillary clinton. he's up by 3100 plus votes. 45,700 to 42,500. 62% of the vote in montana is in. in california, 34% of the vote is in. hillary clinton maintains very impressive lead by 400,000 votes. she has 61.8% to bernie sanders 37.1%. 475 delegates at stake in california. more than a third of the vote is n hillary clinton maintaining an impressive lead there. we're waiting for bernie sanders to speak moment airly. will he stick to his combative tone and take his fight to the convention in philadelphia or start uniting democrats against donald trump? the white house says president obama has called both clinton and sanders tonight congratulating hillary clinton and thanking bernie sanders for in his words, energizing millions of voters. sanders will meet with president obama thursday in washington.

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right now, the focus is winning north dakota, south dakota, and montana, and doing the best we can in new jersey. new jersey will be a difficult state for us. article is to get as many delegates as we possibly can and make the case to superdelegates that, i believe, the evidence is strong that i am the stronger candidate. >> [indiscernible] i really hesitate, as you know, to engage in speculation. if i win tomorrow in california, if we do really well, and i do not know that we will, if we do well in other states, and there are superdelegates out there who say, looking at the objective evidence of pulling -- pu strongest who has the campaign -- if some of the superdelegates think it is bernie sanders, that is not insignificant. endorsedn 2008, you barack obama before hillary clinton entered the race, well before the convention. in fact, the bloomington press quotes you as saying, "i will do everything i can to get him elected and refer to him as the nominee," why is it different in your case? the issue right now is we have an important primary tomorrow. we are running as hard as we can

california election returns sanders is trailing with 43 clinton took new jersey and mexico and south dakota after republicans are donald trump won california is the only candidate left on the gop side bernie sanders gathered in san francisco to watch the returns coming and we have video of the watch party you conceive sanders supporters cheering him on this video of him speaking in santa monica he bows to typify all the way to the democratic convention. >>: i thought it was great i thought he was strong he was clear he is consistent the same thing he has been saying for 40 years for one thing he does not see this as just his battle but as all of our battles he wants to make our system better make our country better because that is what 90 percent of us deserve. >>james: we revers and have reaction from the excited clinton supporters that she talked to. >>vicki liviakis: we have been here at the watch party all night long and san francisco and you can say is been very beginning they have come here to celebrate victories and celebrate they did. >>: america needs a change and that we need amer

new jersey, south dakota, north dakota, montana, and new mexico. >> steve: two of those states. and they kron 4's catherine heenan is tracking the results as they catherine. >> catherine:california is the big prize tonight in terms of the delegate count of course -- but those 5 other states are in play. and they matter. even when it's symbolic. finish. sanders wants every excuse to keep going. donald trump wants to override some of the friction of new controversies. the polls have just closed in new mexico.minutes ago. for the democrats - 34 are delegates in play. but it's nickel and dime stuff compared to california and new jersey. new jersey polls closed at 5pm pacific time. 126 delegates at stake for the democrats. south dakota also closed its polls at 5pm our time. 18 delegates techinically there's one more contest after this -- the district of columbia democratic primary is a week from today - on june 14th. it is going to be a busy night here in california. >> pam:the polls close here in just a little under two hours. we have a team of kron 4 reporters following the campaig

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amy: vermont senator bernie sanders one north dakota. he has vowed to remain in the race to challenge clinton at the convention in july. >> i am pretty good in arithmetic and i know the fight in front of us is a very, very steep fight, but we will continue to fight for every vote and every delegate. [cheers] tonight i had a very kind call from president obama, and i look forward to working with him to make sure that we move this country forward. amy: senator sanders is expected to meet with president obama at the white house thursday. we'll have more on the democratic race after headlines. racist. that is the word republican house speaker paul ryan has called donald trump's attacks on the -- a latino judge racist. trump said judge gonzalo curiel should recuse himself over litigation against the defunct, for-profit trump university, because trump has called for building a wall on the mexican border. on tuesday, house speaker ryan, the highest-ranking republican in the united states, condemned trump's remarks. but he reiterated his support

the presiding officer: the senator from north dakota. ms.heitcamp: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that kelley beau, an intern in my office, be granted floor privileges during the duration of today's session in the senate. the presiding officer:, woo. ms. heitcamp: i also ask unanimous consent to display a rely calf a wheel boater that is produced in north dakota. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. heitcamp: thank you, mr. president. it may seem like an odd request, but it actually has a purpose, because it reflects literally hundreds of jobs in my state, really hundreds of jobs across the country. gunge 30 will be an -- june 30 will be an anniversary, an anniversary that is really not worthy of celebration. that is that it's an anniversary of when we literally shut down the export-import bank and made it unable to function for the first time in its 80-year history. now, that may not seem like a lot and may not seem like it's something that we should be very, very concerned about, but i can tell you that workers across our

bristol and dakota say, quote, life is full of ups downs.e are so happy to share the wonderful news that we got married. dakota's wedding band is all black. >> it's de challenging. >> it's a contentious year for the 25-year-old mother of two. they wer engaged for two months last year until bristol called it off just days before the wedding. sarah palin even addressed bristol's temperament. >> she has a nice independent strength and a lot of strength. but she knows that life is short. >> the couple has been hinting about their reconciliation on social media recently. "e.t can confirm bristol and dakota are asking the court to approve a name change of their daughter. >>> up nexx, the bachelorette chad behind the vio is the show to blame for bringing out his side? >> and later, new book revelations from a woman who turned fat shaming into viral video fame. >> i'm fat. and i found my life purpose. plus, the real life of mariah carey. >> sharon osbourne finds out just how real it is. >> how can you ask me that quest >> closed captioning provided

but senator bernie sanders came close in new mexico and south dakota.rnight show sanders with victories in both montana and north dakota. >> now clinton says the real race begins. she's focused less on senator sander last night and set her sights instead on the fight against donald trump. >> our children and grandchildren will look back at this time at t

california, montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. he has already secured the nomination but there you have it. in california, trump has 75% of the vote with 94% reporting. john kasich and ted cruz trail ing there. they are in longer in the race. donald trump is trying to calm republicans with the g.o.p. primary soap over. yesterday, he said he is a fater prepared to take on hillary clinton. early in the day, paul ryan the highest ranking republican called the donald trump remarks about a that danny drug "racist ." ryan reiterated his support for the nominee. republicans gathered for a watch party last night happening in the middle of democratic san francisco. many g.o.p. leaders in the bay area are looking to create some party unity. >> when he wants something he does go for it. >> we will be united against getting hillary clinton. >> the republican national convention starts july 18 in chef. >> in (, -- in san francisco a measure would require an investigation when a san francisco police officer shoots anyone at 80% after the resign

. >> the polls just closed in new mexico and already closed in new jersey, south dakota and north dakota just holding a democratic caucus today. and two hours remain in california's vote. >> polls closing in california at 8:00 p.m. you can still vote if you have mailed it should be postmarked today. >> let's begin our live team coverage of the election with abc7 news reporter in. >> it was the last time an incumbent was not running and the turnout was 65%. the head of elections does not believe that will happen this time. california secretary of state an sis pats a surge in turnout today and city hall had a steady stream this afternoon. john arnst is the director of elections. >> we're seeing 47% worth of voters. today is going to be a day that determines if we go beyond that or not. >> california is the biggest prize today. bernie sanders wrapped up this morning. the butler at the chef near at & t park. >> how are you feeling? >> great. >> this after a count of delegates and super delegates indicates hillary clinton clinched the nomination. that did not seem to impact those who showed u

bernie sanders is the projected winner in the north dakota caucuses and the montana primary and he is vowing to keep campaigning. >> i really wish my another could be here tonight. i wish she could see her daughter become the democratic party's nominee. [ applause ] >> i am pretty good in arithmetic and i know the fight in front of us is a very, very steep fight. but we will continue to fight for every vote and every delegate. >> president obama is scheduled to meet with bernie sanders at the white house tomorrow. he reportedly could endorse hillary clinton as early as today. >>> donald trump easily won california's republican primary with some 76% of the vote. john kasich came in second place with 11% of the vote. ted cruz picked up 9% of the vote here in california. trump won all five of tuesday's republican primaries that were going on. california, montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. >>> trump trying to unify the republican party and reaching out to independents and disgruntled democrats. political analysts say in an effort to soften his tone he delivered his victory

. >> the polls just closed in new mexico and already closed in new jersey, south dakota and north dakota just holding a democratic caucus today. and two hours remain in california's vote. >> polls closing in california at 8:00 p.m. you can still vote if you have mailed it should be postmarked today. >> let's begin our live team coverage of the election with abc7 news reporterin. >> it was the last time an incumbent was not running and the turnout was 65%. the head of elections does not believe that will happen this time. california secretary of state an sis pats a surge in turnout today and city hall had a steady stream this afternoon. john arnst is the director of elections. >> we're seeing 47% worth of voters. today is going to be a day that determines if we go beyond that or not. >> california is the biggest prize today. bernie sanders wrapped up this morning. the butler at the chef near at & t park. >> how are you feeling? >> great. >> this after a count of delegates and super delegates indicates hillary clinton clinched the nomination. that did not seem to impact those who showed up

dakota democratic primary in north dakota it's a caucus continue tonight. -- it is a win for senator bernie sanders. who has done well in caucuses, winning in north dakota. polls closed 8:00 and time in new jersey hillary the winner.ly tonering nearly 64% compared 36% for senator bernie sanders. via skype is tom fitzgerald. he is political writer . thank you so much for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> clearly the fact that hillary be in the going to pennsylvania. she's going to be in pittsburgh next tuesday. going to behat it's a key state for the democrats and republicans. said he thinks he can win pennsylvania. if he were to win, how were he it?o to haveuld have unbelievable turnout from the the state.t of last 25 to 30the years has voted more and more republican. you got the appalachian part of he would have to, toehow, figure out a way appeal to people in the suburban philadelphia. that's where elections are decided in pennsylvania in the ofnties around the city philadelphia. some success has with higher college educated suburban voters toward the end

starting to come in from new jersey as well as new mexico, south dakota, and north dakota. polls in montana close in about an hour. polls in the garden state closed about an hour ago. here's a look at the latest numbers on the democratic side, which is 7% of precincts reporting at this time. hillary clinton has an 18-point lead over bernie sanders. and on the republican side, cbs news projects donald trump is the winner in the new jersey primary. let's take a live look. he's set to make a post primary speech any minute now at trump national golf club in westchester. we'll be monitoring it very closely. one thing worth noting, he's got two teleprompters tonight which is a departure for the presumptive republican nominee. trump rarely uses the devices and often mocks his rivals including hillary clinton who do use them. >>> we checked out a number of polling stations all around the bay area today. most look like this one in daly city. not too busy. election officials say the turnout has been solid but not spectacular. the field poll estimates 45% of registered voters will vot

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south dakota, that's where they just got started. both candidates came out on top in the new jersey primary. >> clinton became the first woman to lead major party's bid for the white house. she is presumptive nominee. >> that's history making right there. >> and though president barack obama has not formally endorsed hillary, he did call to congratulate her for calling the delegate necessary to clinch the democrat nomination for president. president also called vermont senator bernie sanders, inviting him to meet at the white house tomorrow. this as sanders is suggesting that he's going stay on the campaign trail. >> we are going to fight hard to win the primary in washington, d.c. (cheers) and then take our fight for social, economic, racial and and environmental justice to philadelphia. see you next month, bernie san ers begging endorsements, last month in north dakota california's primary has just been called by couple of networks. and it goes to ... hillary clinton. >> okay, later on good day philadelphia, l phillies winning game

california, montana, new jersey, new mexico, soh dakota. he was not facing competition. he has secure the republican knox haitian. how did people vote in california? donald trump has 75% of the vote with 94% of the precincts reporting. he welcomes bernie sanders supporters with open arrests after they were "left out in the cold by a rigged system of super delegates." at the same time, he is trying to ease tensions with the republican party recasting himself as a fitter ready to take on hillary clinton. >> i understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle and i will never, ever, let you down. too much work, too many people, blood sweat and tears. never going to let you down. i will make you proud of your part and our movement. that is what it is, a movement. >> early yesterday, paul ryan the highest ragging republican, called trump's recent marks on a latino judge racist but reiterated his support for the presumptive nominee. now the race to replace senator pcser in the instance. kamala harris has 40% of vote with 94% voting and sanchez has 18%. had an open primary r

he won california as well as new jersey, new mexico, south dakota and montana. reporter brook silva-braga has the latest on the winners and the general election showdown. >>> reporter: newly minted presumptive democratic nominee immediately turned her focus to a november showdown with donald trump. >> when he says, let's make america great again, that is code for, let's take america backwards. >> reporter: the former secretary of state expanded her delegate lead tuesday winning a majority of the six states in play. she once again slammed her republican rival including his latest dustup with a jump preside over lawsuits against trump university. >> when donald trump says, a distinguished judge born in indiana can't do his job because of his mexican heritage, it goes against everything we stand for. >> reporter: at his own event, trump fired back at his likely opponent. >> we will never enter into any conflict unless it makes us safer as a nation. this is the opposite of hillary's foreign policy which invaded libya, destabilized iraq, unleashed isis. >> reporter:

rth dakota it appears that we will likely win montana as well. anybody knows what will end up here in california, but i suspect the gap will significantly iminish. and if this campaign has proven anything, it has proven that millions of americans who love this country are prepared to stand up and fight to make this country a much better place. thank you, all. the struggle continues! [cheers and applause] >> bernie sanders lost in california last night. hillary clinton getting 56% of the vote there. she won in california, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. bernie sanders winning in montana and the north dakota caucuses. here on c-span we're going to take you live now to the floor of the u.s. house for a joint meeting with india's prime ministerer iner in. it's his first speech to congress and the first joint meeting with paul ryan as the house speaker. live coverage here on c-span as members wait for the senate to arrive as well. the speaker: the house will be n order. the joint meeting will be in order. >> mr. speaker, the vice president an

dakota vote tomorrow. the clinton campaign manager, robby mook, put out this statement. this is an important milestone, but there are six states that are voting tuesday with millions of people heading to the polls and hillary clinton is working to earn every vote. we look forward to tuesday night when hillary clinton will clinch not only a win in the popular vote but also the majority of pledged delegates. now here's the statement from the bernie sanders campaign and spot which one of these is different. this is from the sanders campaign. it's byline san francisco, which is where senator sanders is campaigning tonight. it is unfortunate that the media in a rush to judgment are ignoring the dnc's clear statement that it's wrong to count the votes of superdelegates before they actually vote at the convention this summer. secretary clinton does not have and will not have the requisite number of pledged delegates to secure the nomination. she'll be dependant on superdelegates who do not vote until july 25th an

and if we can win here in california, win in south dakota, north dakota, montana, new mexico, do well in new jersey, we're going to go into that convention with enormous momentum. >> reporter: there's no question that bernie sanders will have a decision to make after this long democratic primary road ends. he has won 20 states. secretary clinton has won 24. never in his wildest dreams would he have imagined he would be this successful. many of his supporters want him to go to the convention. that requires overturning the will of the delegates. it is important to know that sanders is going to reassess after the vote comes in tonight. he will fly back to burlington on thursday. no question, bernie sanders, a major success in the campaign now has to decide how he plans to leave it. john and christine. >> jeff zeleny, thanks so much. extraordinary developments on the republican side of the race. donald trump not backing down from the criticism within his party. he attacked the federal judge in the lawsuit. trump called the judge a hater. now sources tell cnn that donald trump held a confe

struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. >> bernie sanders won in montana and north dakota he put his time in california, sanders told supporters the struggle continues and vows to fight all the way to philadelphia. >> and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial and environmental justice to fill, pennsylvania. >> president obama also called sanders last night, the two will meet at the white house tomorrow at sanders request. >>> for donald trump it was a clean sweep of five states, cbs nooses mates trump has 1535 delegates, and he became presumptive republican presidential nominee weeks ago. in going after the clintons, trump read off a teleprompter in a prepared speech something that the billion air businessman rarely does. >> we cannot solve our problems by counting on the politicians who created our problems. the clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves. >> meantime trump is trying to explain his comments that the federal judge could not preside fairly over a case over trump university because of his mexican her

dakota. i want to go by to lou, as we await here, donald trump will be speaking in westchester county in new york with the aid of a teleprompter. you know, one of the things, lou, that people love about him is the lack of need for something like a teleprompter. he speaks extemporaneously, sometimes it gets him in a little trouble, of course, but people-- his supporters feel as though it's from the heart. how does it change when you suddenly introduce a teleprompter in the equation? >> well, you have a better idea what to say if you convince yourself to using that prompter and each of us has various moments in our workday in which we stray from that. >> indeed. >> and usually to our regret. i'm going to turn it back to you. >> here he comes. >> something is about to happen. >> here he comes flanked by his family at his wide, his wife melania, some of his sons, it looks like, taking to the stage and donald trump at his golf club there in westchester county. he's going to be giving a speech. as

voter also also go to the polls in niewj, new mexico, montana and south dakota and north dakota will hold its democratic caucus. >>> if you are not sure where to cast your ballot, we posted a link to all the registrar's office in the bay area on ktvu.com. >>> we will have extended coverage four for you of the california democratic primary. we'll have complete coverage here on the 10:00 news and we hope that you will join us tomorrow same time, same place. >>> and new this morning, house speaker paul ryan says that donald trump's comment that a judge may be biased because of his heritage is undefensible. >> claiming that someone can't do his job because of his heritage is textbook racist remark. >> trump accused u.s. district judge carrio to be biased bass of his mexican heritage since trump wants to build a wall along mexico. even trump seemed to be back tracking on his criticism of the judge. >> i don't care if the judge is mexican or not. i'll do great with the mexican people because i provide judge but we are being treated very unfairly. >> judge cure o was born in indiana. people

the polls are about to close in new mexico, north dakota and south dakota. we will get you those results as soon

and south dakota. two of the bigger prizes are california because of the delegates at stake but also new jersey. clinton is carry a confidence in this state. bob, let me talk to you about this, the more sanders stays in and the more he talks about president cannot be the president or get in the white house, isn't this a double-edged sword for him? because some people who support sanders as a punishment to clinton and democrats might just vote for trump because he's not the nominee? >> well, historically we have seen people who support the losing candidates to say i won't vote for the winner. we saw that with hillary clinton's people in 2008. almost all of them came around and voted for barack obama. and i think if you listen to what we just heard from both candidates, they are proceeding very carefully. it's the reporters job to ask the hypothetical questions, neither is answering the hypothetical questions. both are leaving the room to bring this thing to a close in the next couple of weeks. maybe it

california, montana, north dakota, new jersey, south dakota, vote tomorrow. then the campaign manager down played it. this is an important milestone, but there are six states that are voting tuesday with millions of people heading to the polls and hillary clinton is work iin to earn every vote. we look forward to tuesday night when hillary clinton will clinch not only a win in the popular vote, but also the majority of pledge delegates. and then the sanders campaign put out this statement flatly rejecting these declarations by the networks that the nomination has been sewn up. it's unfortunate that the media in a rush to judgment, are i guess noering the democratic national committee's clear statement that it is wrong to count the votes of super delegates before they actually vote at the convention this summ summer. hillary clinton will not have enough to clinch the nomination. our job from now until the convention is to convince them that bernie sanders is the strongest candidate against donald trump. sandsers campaign just rejecting tonight's determination

south dakota, the tightest contest of the night, hillary clinton winning that by two and north dakota, again that caucus state, bernie sanders getting a solid win there. what does this all mean in terms of the delegates? there it is, hillary clinton the magic number, 2383. she is now well over that, 2750. the most important thing is this, the pledged delegates. you hear so much about these. this is an outright majority of the edged delegates. there is no way now mathematically, even theoretically sanders could catch her there. she wins an outright majority. that may be the most important number last night for hillary clinton's campaign, jose. >> but she doesn't get to 2383 when you remove the superdelegates as of right now. >> right. so the situation is basically -- and again, this pledged delegate count, she's about 200 short. but look at 573 superdelegate commitments for clinton, 47 for sanders. practically speaking what that means is that bernie sanders would have to win over hundreds, hundreds, we're talking 300, 400 of hillary clinton's superdelegates if he was going to hit that

he also took the north dakota democratic primary. clinton won in south dakota, new mexico and new jersey. now clinton says the real race begins as she's focused less on senator sanders and set her sights instead on the fight against donald trump. >> our children and grand children will look back at this time and the choices we are ab strive for, the principles we will live by, and we need to make sure that they can be proud of us. >> clinton told thousands of her supporters in brooklyn she'll take some time the next couple days to let the historical significance of her nomination sink in. >>> what is next for bernie sanders and his supporters? mark murray is joining us in studio at 6:45 with more. >>> and donald trump promises a fight ahead to dands supporters asking them to join his campaign. he used his victory speech to launch new attacks against the general selection. >> we can't solve our problems by counting on the politicians who created our programs. the clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art for

and then south dakota, north dakota montana, new mexico, doing the best we can for new jersey.ew jersey will be a difficult state for us. our goal is to get as many delegates as we possibly can and to make the case to superdelegates that i believe the evidence is really strong. that i am the strongest candidate. >> at what point do you become a spoiler? sen. sanders: first of all, let us focus. i really hesitate, as you know, to be engaged in speculation. tomorrow in california, if i do very well, and i do not know that we will, but if we do well in the other states, if there are superdelegates out there who say , you know what? looking at the objective evidence of polling, looking at the objective evidence of has the strongest grassroots campaign and can bring up the largest voter turnout in november, which i think is crucial. if some of those superdelegates begin to think it's bernie sanders, that's not insignificant. >> thank you, senator. in 2008 you endorsed barack obama two days after he crossed the magic number with pledged and superdelegates before hillary clinton exite

tonight. >> bernie sanders won the caucus in the state of north dakota, still a tight race in montanawhat you're looking at is a bernie sanders rally going on in santa monica. we do expect to hear from bernie sanders at some point during this newscast. >> donald trump easily won california's republican primary with more than 70% of the vote. a look at the numbers, donald trump with 78%, john kasich 11%, ted cruz 8%. that's with 15% of the precincts reporting. >> it was a clean sweep for donald trump, declared the winner in new jersey, new mexico, south dakota, and montana as well as california. we have live team coverage with ktvu reporters on the big races, the election i celebrations and local issues tonight. we begin with ktvu's jana katsuyama on the race for president. >> reporter: tonight there was a huge gravitational pull between clinton and trump, both of them gave speeches, both of them claimed their success marked a moment in history. >> thanks to you, we've reached a milestone. >> reporter: hillary rodham clinton took the stage savoring the moment. her speech came directly

and if we can win here in california, win in south dakota, north dakota, montana, new mexico, do well in new jersey, we will do into that convention with enormous momentum. >> so extraordinary developments on the republican side of the race. donald trump is not backing down in the face of sharp criticism. much from within his party. trump has attacked the federal judge in the trump university lawsuit. very much an american. he was born in indiana. he is an american. he was appointed by a republican. trump called the judge a hater. questions hiss fa s heritage. trump had a conference call. two sources on the conference call said trump made it clear he will not apologize. in fact, he lashed out at his campaign for circumstance lalai. he seemed to focus the discussion on other things when interviewed last night. >> i don't care if the judge is mexican or not. i'll do great with the mexican people because i provide jobs. we're being treated unfairly, bill. very unfairly. i want to talk about how lousy the economy is and i want to talk about how badly we're doing against isis and on the bo

i am originally from south dakota to so i had -- we all know each other in south dakota. it is a small place in we had 30 senate pages and 10% of us, three of us were from south dakota. so that is a reflection on editor daschle's leadership ability to bring us to washington. [laughter] there math onoing the percentages there. joe: we were asked by our fellow pages if we were -- if we remembered to turn the lights off before we left south dakota. when you get in these dormitories with it's all of the the regionalget dialects. now i live in the deep south in mississippi. becauserow up real fast you learn about the country through the politics but also through your colleagues as pages. quickly about many different things. had you been one of those geeky kids that wanted to know everything about politics? joe: yes, to some degree. "rudy" a the movie lot. i was realistic about my football skills. family vacation to washington, d.c., we learned what a sad page was and i got a tour of the senate or and this is where the senate page sits. i thought, i want to do that. so i starte