fox's's doug luzader has more. >> reporter: we know thatter: w these two guys are going too sit downspeak later thiserhi week. republican house speaker paulakp ryan has made it clear that att this point he's not ready to endorse donald trump forld t f president so can trump win over folks like ryan or willill this simply deepen the gop divide?di >> and hillary was an enablern e and she treated this womenhis me horribly. just remember this.be >> reporter: for donaldr trump thepeor general election e pivot has been almost mediateene taking on hillary clinton andlid linking her to formerher for president bill clinton's clint scandals. at the same time there isame house speaker paul ryan whonho will meet with trump on thursday to see if they can come to terms with one anothereh but trump may only go so far. f >> the important thing totant to remember is the national titular head of the party is p the nominee of the republicanubi party. he just won that overwh anybody in washington thought and running as angnhi outsiderui against washington.as >> reporter: and while trumphi d says h we wa

in washington, doug lose luzader. >>> take a look at the video you are about to see here.nd his wife follows -- this is art concession speech and perhaps adding insult to injure which was that. a little bump, cruz bumping heidi cruz in the process. >>> supports of legalizing marijuana are celebrating today. they say they have enough dig na -- signatures to force the issue on the ballot. >> reporter: back in 2010, when legalizing marijuana was on the ballot, it was voted down by 54% of californians. but 60% actually support legalizing marijuana. the group that is pushing this initial collected 600,000 signatures, more than double needed to get on the november ballot. the measure called the adult use of marijuana act would allow adults who are 21 or older to possess, transport and use up to an ounce of marijuana for recreational purposes allowing them to grow as many as six plants. people wanted to hear more about possible consequences before making a decision to support or oppose it. here is what they had to say. >> well, i support it. i mean, i don't seat -- see the harm i

fox's doug luzader has a look al at the campaigns this memorial day. >> reporter: last big las cluster and foror democrats this is what the map t looks like. looks a couple of big states in playsp as well. california and new jersey.er with the sounds of the rollingng thunder motorcycle rally r echoing in d.c., donald trump tp tapped into voter anger herevote over issues like the treatmentrt of veterans and gun rights.igs. >> and we are going to protect our secto second amendment. ame. >> reporter: trump has ater:rump campaign strategy that focuses on 15 states likely some ofy so these including californiaalifni which hasn't voted for a't voter republican in nearly 30 years. y >> donald trump is not goingoi to win california and newd new york. york if he does, it's a 49 state 4ta blowout.bl he is right to focus o michigan, illinois, wisconsin,, pennsylvania and ohio. >> reporter: and a potential pon complication, the libertariane i party. they had a convention this conno weekend eventually nominating former new mexico governor ger gary johnson for president and former massachusetts gove

fox's doug luzader is live is with more on what we know sonoso far.fa doug, good morning. what do we know?what >> reporter: good morning.m 320 which is known as being a ko pretty safe aircraft.ircr it disappeared at 37,000 feet,e, so pretty much at cruisingisin altitude. that's one of the real one of tl mysteries here and the otherer clue may involve the routeolve u itself flying from france to egypt. the faces of anguish.ngui cairo as families wait for some indication of what couldioa have happened to egyptair flight 804. 8 the airbus 320 like this ones e disappeared as it was approaching egypt at what would generally be considered cruising altitude, 37,000 feet7 with no reported distressted dis calls from the pilot.ot. >> i think there's much probably 75 to 85 percentt chance that it was terrorism. tm the egyptian government doesn't want to say that. tha the french government doesn't want to say that. nobody wants to say that. s tha >> reporter: a theoryory bolstered by recent terrort ter attacks in europe and the a320 a is in wide use and has a good ao safety record.eco

doug luzader reports now from the world war two memorial in washington. doug, a historic day for the president. >> reporter: indeed it is, a and this memorial here in washington remind us of the sacrifice u.s. made during world war two nearly 300,000 u.s. service members killed in the battle during course of that war given new perspective this morning which was the president's visit to hiroshima. president obama this morning vowing, accepting a wreath and taking part in something no sitting u.s. president has ever done. visiting hiroshima japan site of the atomic bomb attack that brought an end to world war two. >> flash of light and a wall of fire destroyed a sit i and demonstrated that mankind possess means to destroy itself. >> the attack back in 1945, leveled the city, killing some 140,000 people. but it was seen as best option to avoid a land invasion of japan which could have resulted in far more deaths, and a it did eventually lead to japan's surrender. the president used his remarks this morning to call for a global reductions in nuclear weapons. >

doug luzader from washing, thank you. >>> the last known survivor of the november tr report attacks appearedn court in paris, but he refused to answer any questions. abdelslam is the only known terrorist known to have survived the attack in paris. >>> 23-year-old gonzalez died last november while studying abroad in paris. her mother and father accepted her bachelor's degree at cal state long beach. gonzalez was majoring in industrial design. she also received the outstanding graduate award. the university's design department is raising funds to renovate a workshop in gonzalez's honor. >> what a story. >>> let's check in with sal. you are watching 880 and everything else. >> we are looking at traffic that's increasing on these freeways. friday, sometimes, we do have lighter than usual conditions. let's go out and see what we have now. let's take a look at the commute. it's not crowded yet and hopefully it will stay this way. we don't see crowding until 8:00. moving along to the bay bridge toll plaza, that is backed up for about a 10 to 20 minute delay. we are predicting that the traffic will

t-shirts, flags, throwing them at police officers outside of albuquerque convention center hey, doug luzader, good to see you again. what the heck wag going on in al buy concerningy? >> yes, that was quite an event out there. no tear gas originally reported. but there was some pepper spray horse went down at one ., quite spectacle out there. meantime, something after spectacle may play out here in washington, although tone down little bit. may see endorsement of donald trump from gop house speaker, paul ryan. abc news is reporting that. >> for trump pretty big as he's now this close to locking down the gop nomination. >> protesters outside donald trump rally in new mexico, burning the flag, pelting them with rocks, other debris, as police responded with pepper spray and smoke grenade. several officers injured. trump getting good news from the state of washington where he won yesterday's primary and he went after hillary clinton i will never say this but screams drives me craze. >> i making headway uniting the party. >> waiting for the possible endorsement of how speaker paul ryan. other in t

doug luzader is down at the ward wore two memorial with more nown >> reporter: this memorial inori washington us of u.s..s. sacrifice during world war ii. i at least 300,000 u.s. servicece members killed in battle duringr that war. war all brought into new perspectivi this morning as president visits hiroshima. president obama this morning b bowing, putting a wreath andting taking part in something no sitting us president has everase done visiting hiroshima, japan,j attack that helped bring an ende to world war ii.. >> the flash of light and a wall of fire destroyed a city. demonstrated mankind possessed the means to destroy itself. i >> reporter: attack back in 1945 leveled the city. cy killing someone hundred 40,0000 people. but the scene as the best optioo to avoid land invasion of japan. >> which could have resulted in far more deaths and it didid eventually lead to japan's surrender the president used hid remarks this morning to call for a global reduction in nuclearar weapons. weapons >> we must have the courage tore escape the logic, pursue a world without. >> reporter: the president d

. >> i got to tell you, doug luzader, watching ted cruz live last night, he came out with his wife. i thought he was going to say i'm staying in. did you hear the gasp from the crowd? i'm done. >> they said no. >> right. we were just talking about that this morning, whether that was, you know, whether they were truly shocked. i don't know. it is difficult to say. there had been some talk on twitter confirming he was dropping off before he made that announce. yes, sounded like a lot of surprised people in the room. grab your popcorn. i mean, this is going to be the match up it looks like. come november. hillary clinton versus donald trump, big win for trump last night, bigger than even the polls suggested. >> we now know november will be a showdown between donald trump and hillary clinton. indianna giving trump a larger than expected victory, and forcing ted cruz to drop out. >> look, just been amazing evening. i didn't expect this. i didn't expect it. and what ted did is real a very brave thing to do. >> gracious words, but they followed one of the ugliest days on the campaign trail

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fox's doug luzader has theas the details for us this morning.> reporter: this is the the relatively neutral ground thatua donald trump and paul ryan havev chosen for today's meeting. mtig a lot at stake here for the trump campaign and for the future of the republican party.r donald trump has long traded ond his negotiating skills but canbc he bring the art of the deal tot washington when he sits down d with republican house speaker >> we want to see if we have the same idea because i represent at large group of people with veryr strong ideas and foundations ano i think we want to see little ll bit about that. tt. and, you know, hopefully it will work out. >> reporter: ryan meantime making it crystal clear thatar heading into this meet dag thetg two do not see eye to eye on everything. he's not ready yet to make ann endorsement.doemen >> we come from different wingsg of the party. p. the goal here is to unify the various wing of the party around common princess we can go g forward unified. >> reporter: ryan concernedonced not just about policy is

fox's doug luzader has a previ preview. >> reporter: you look at how close drum system to clinch thec nomination.gop nomina he starts the day with just at few delegates shy of a thousandn he needs 1237 to wintero wier nomination out right.. indiana won't get him therere alone, but it may represent tedt cruz's last chance to blocklo trump. >> sir, america is a better country without you. y >> thank you for those kindhosek cents sentiments. >> this is what you call leavino no stone unturned.ntur ted cruz approached a group of f hecklers in marion, indianandia supporters of donald trump and a tried for some out reach.. it did not go well. wel >> now do you know on the wall l that donald told the new york going to build wall much he'ss not going to deport anyone. any >> you're lying. >> once again lie' ted.' t >> that is exactly what donald e trump would want txao hear.r he's devoting a lot of time anda energy to indiana as wellsel because if he wins here, thate,t could make him almost unstoppable.st >> if we win in end inn, it's i over with, folks. f it's over with and then we focus on h

doug luzader has more from washington this morning. >> reporter: good morning. a number of reports now he may get an endorsement from gop house speaker paul ryan. that would be a big deal. trump, meantime, with the delegates he won yesterday, he is fewer than 30 delegates away from locking down the nomination. he had a campaign appearance last night in albuquerque. outside things got a little rough. protesters outside a donald trump rally in new mexico. burning the flag and clashing with police, pelting them with rocks and other debris as police responded with pepper spray and smoke grenades. several officers injured. trump getting good news from the state of washington where he won yesterday's primary and he went after hillary clinton. >> and i will never say this, but she screams. it drives me crazy. >> reporter: trump is making headway uniting the party, waiting for the possible endorsement of house speaker paul ryan. some others in the gop are holding out though, including the first latina governor in the country suzannah martinez and democrats facing their

doug luzader live for us. thank you so much. we will check in again as the morning continues as that meeting progresses. >>> the director of the fbi says he won't be rushed into his agency's investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. james comey said his investigators are not tied to any deadline, including the presidential election in november. he says he is conducting a thorough investigation no matter how long it takes. >>> let's check in with steve paulson. is it mostly grey? are we going to see some sun today? >> inland, yes, sun. coast, there is always a few locations that get the sun. there is a lot of low clouds. there is a low cloud deck from crescent city to san diego. coast and bay and some inland. made it out past cordelia. i know that. foggy conditions here. so fog has been here all week. started off foggy on monday and then started to warm up. i think today inland temps, i don't think they will continue to warm up. fog or sun, breezy. fog on the move tomorrow. a lo

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ars fox news correspondent doug dou luzader has more on this stillhi developing story.to >> reporter:er these her reports before, but search crewc this morning indicate that they have found pieces of debris froo the aircraft which would beld be critical for any investigationea as more and more evidence seemse to point toward an intentional act. ac search aircraft scan the seas ia the eastern mediterranean asan ships below do the same. with the egyptian military now saying this morning that debrisn has been found including passengers belongings.ging family members of the missinghes wait for any updates fearing the worst >> i am very, um, tired.ir >> reporter: greek radar dataart suggests the air bus 320 made erratic movements before bor plunging toward the sea. egyptian officials who arels are heading up the investigation are inclined to believe this was ans act of terror. >> the possibility of having a different action or -- having aa terror tack is higher than the possibility of having ain technical issue. >> reporter: white house said the president is keeping up on n developments an