bernie sanders speaking to several thousand people in downtown indianapolis who want a say in the primary. the clinton campaign believe it is over, but it's not quite. she was in appalachia and she apologized for the comment she made in march when she essentially said she would put coal workers out of business. she said i'm sorry. i was wrong. you can forgive me. that's something we don't hear very often to make a blanket apology. we heard that tonight from hillary clinton. >> thank you so much. we will dig deep in the final push for votes. minutes from now, the 360 special, we got him. president obama, bin laden and the future of the war on terror. the raid five years ago and the drama has it unfolded. >> we came in here at the point where the helicopters were about to land. it's here where we observed, for example, that one of the helicopters got damaged in the landing. >> what were you thinking? i think we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why

he made remarks at an event in downtown indianapolis.s is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, carly fiorina. [applause] [chanting "carly"] ms. fiorina: hello hoosiers! [applause] ms. fiorina: i know that i speak for the entire cruz family, the entire cruz team, when i tell you how many hoosiers we have fallen in love with on this campaign. [applause] ms. fiorina: all the wonderful people who have shown up at rallies across the states, the retail stocks where people let what looked like awesome food get cold, while we all stood and talked about the state you love and the state we have come to love, and the nation we all love. [applause] ms. fiorina: we came together as fellow warriors. warriors and a cause to save the soul of our party, the character and the future of our nation. and that cause continues and you are warriors still. [applause] ms. fiorina: you know, you know what makes this country extraordinary. you know that we are extraordinary because while people are gifted by god all over the world, it is only in this nation t

we're back right after this break as you look live at downtown indianapolis, indiana. >>> we are backat the bottom of the screen. just over seven minutes to go. this break will go across the top of the hour. >> we'll be able to give you our first characterization of the race. >> thank you so much for finishing that sentence as i was unable. >> i'm here to help. >> chuck todd standing by. enjoying a broad smile at my expense. >> it's funny. this is our ump-teent tuesday night. it's good to now you're finishing each other's sentences. >> we're going to run a three legged race. i have a burlap sack at home. >> do you buy into this theory, of all the things we have witnessed in this cycle that have come out of mouth of donald trump, today, this, about the father of a fellow republican is the one that will get people's attention and cause potentially the most damage in a general? >> really, this will be the one thing that hurts donald trump in a general as poopposed to the accumulation of other things. he's got a lot of bad ticks he's got to deal with before going into a general election.

300,000 people watched as marching bands and race car drivers made their way down the streets of downtown indianapolis as honorary grand marshals. coverage of the indy 500 starts at 8:00. the race starts at 9:00 here on abc 7. >>> much more ahead on the abc 7 sunday morning news. building blocks in the bay area get a high tech twist. how kids literally get hands on training to create computer code. >>> and here is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. you see a lot of fog but it's going to lift because we've got a sunny hot week on the way. lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few. hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >>> check out this gig

tone is sharpening but you can see behind me people are lining up around the block here in downtown indianapolis to see bernie sanders. the democratic party nationally may think this race is over but voters still want to have their say. >> let us tomorrow have the biggest turnout in indiana history. >> reporter: bernie sanders is firing up voters today across indiana. he's asking democrats to put the brakes on hillary clinton's march to the nomination. >> whoa! >> reporter: but she's already moving on. >> we cannot let barack obama's legacy fall into donald trump's hands. >> reporter: on the eve of the indiana primary, clinton is looking ahead to a fall matchup with trump and to a primary contest down the line. visiting appalaicha today, clinton talked trade with kentucky steel workers. >> i don't believe that we should be subsidizing in effect the rest of the world. we have got some cards to play and we need to play those cards. >> reporter: she's won five out of the last six contests and is crushing sanders in the hunt for delegates. sanders is increasingly showing frustration, not only at cli

[applause] ♪ ["only in america" by brooks and dunn] ♪ >> that was ted cruz in downtown indianapolis whereended his presidential campaign. for 407 campaign lasted days. this morning on c-span3, we start with a discussion on climate change and the zika virus. and a look at changing temperatures and the spread of mosquito-borne virus. later, a look at economic exporting by oil countries. that is live at 11:00 a.m. eastern, also on c-span3. by donalda victory trump in the state of indiana, ted cruz suspended his campaign for the republican nomination. at his victory speech in indiana, mr. trump congratulated the senator on a well-run campaign. this is about 20 minutes. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the next president of the united states, mr. donald j. trump. >> ♪ you can start me up start me up never stop, never stop, never stop start me up never stop, never stop, never stop i've been running hot i think i'm going to blow my top ou can start me up you can start me up never stop, never stop, never stop you make a grown man cry you make a grown man cry you make a grown man cry ♪ [a

you can see behind me, thousands of people have gathered in downtown indianapolis.nders fans. bernie sanders supporters. he may win here tomorrow. the clinton campaign so far ahead in delegates, this campaign is moving forward toward november, regardless of happens here in this state and the states going forward. erin? >> bernie sanders calling that system rigged, because he could win. but yet not win. thank you, jeff zeleny. the panel back with me now. mark, now you've got donald trump going after hillary clinton for the insensitive remark off the reservation. >> and i'm glad we have donald trump to police politically inappropriate speech. we need somebody. who better than a donald to do that? >> better step up do and do it. >> that seems so odd to me. it would be like hillary -- >> it was perfect. it was perfect. >> the absurdity. going on the stage of saying stupid things, asking for apologies, saying it on purpose to sit there -- >> that's one approach. or they'll unveil another set of commercials showing donald trump saying even worse things even about native a

loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. [ cheers and applause ] >>> and we are here in downtown indianapolisandidate donald trump and donald trump jr. and we just have a few closing thoughts. donald, now that we're getting down close to the convention and looking sort of at the numbers and whether you'll get to 1,237, whether you have the other two can even numerically do it, when all is said and done you can work with governor kasich and senator ted cruz? >> i think so. i really do. i think it's going to happen. so many people have called me up over the last couple of weeks because we have been doing so well. we had a big victory in new york, far beyond anybody's expectation. it was a blowout. then last night as you know it was a total blowout. five states that every one of them was beyond expectation. and i'll tell you what. i have been getting so many calls from people i see on your show and other shows that say the worst things about me, it's like -- >> you say bad things too. >> no, no. >> you can fire back just as hard. >> no, no, that's true. but they'll say -- >> your son nodded yes,

hillary was ahead for a very long time and i went to a rally over memorial circle here in downtown indianapolis last night and there were thousands of people and they were so excited to go into the polls and the polls open here in indianapolis minutes ago to vote for bernie so the electorate here is motivated. you should know that john kasich even though they had that alliance kasich and cruz kasich is still on the ballot. you got to come into the polling photo i.d. and right there at the door, they will say do you want the r ballot or the d ballot and you can take whichever one but be forewarned our next guest coming up andy downs tells me in some polling places somebody will actually challenge you, if you ask for a d ballot and somebody says you are an r, you got to work it out right there. >> it's a winner-take-all for the democrats. guess what. you have to have i.d. in new york they didn't even ask me for i.d. >> thank you so much steve. enjoy that coffee. we'll check back with you a lot. look forward to hearing from some of those voters in indiana. >>> we just heard from steve in indianapo

just a short time ago, stopping by shapiro's in downtown indianapolis for some lunch. he greeted voters there and here's what he had to say about tomorrow. >> i would like to get on to hilla hillary. we've beaten all of these folks. indiana is very important. if i win, that's the end of it. >> at the top of the hour, trump expected at his first rally in carmel, indiana. that's where we find jacob rascon. jacob, set the sacene for us. what's life like today? >> here we are about an hour beforehand, before this rally starts. it's a very small venue, 1,600 or people can fit inside. all the talk is cruz. they've already opened with an opening prayer, the pledge of allegiance, and the person who introduced and opened the event said these are the last days of ted cruz, let's close the door on ted cruz. that is the feeling, that is the talk of everybody, really our poll, the nbc poll has changed conversation. it's what everybody's talking about. they're excited, they think, for the end of cruz. that's how everybody we've talked to has seen it. and we'll talk to, we had a nice

wolf, you see the crowd in downtown indianapolis, several thousand have gathered, waiting for senatoror this contest to be over yet. how the outcome is tomorrow will signal how long the race goes, and how much secretary clinton has to fight bernie sanders. >> thank you. >>> he doesn't think she will win the amount of pledge delegates, forget the superdelegates. is that true? >> she will win a majority of pledge delegates, but that majority will not represent a majority of all delegates. you need them. as jeff pointed out, superdelegates are 15% of the total. if you're going to win without them, you have to win 60% of what is remaining, those are not plausible arguments to make. i think it is a bigger question whether superdelegates exist in the same form going forward because bernie sanders is right. this is exactly what they were designed to do. they were designed to create obstacles. created after 1980 amids frustration with democratic party leaders that produced george mcgovern in 1972 that couldn't win and jimmy carter in 1976 that won and couldn't govern. yes, he is right, they a

they're at the crowne plaza downtown hotel in indianapolis. what, if anything, are they saying after this loss? >> this loss not surprising for the cruz campaign. we talked a bit ago about the idea they were bracing for a loss here. the question will be what the margin is. how bad of a loss is it? the fact we're calling it at polls close indicate it may be a significant one for ted cruz. our most recent polling showed him trailing trump by 15%. you look at the exit poll, there was a sharp ideological divide. painting himself as the true conservative. cruz will be coming out onto this stage with his running mate, carly fiorina. i expect that cruz will talk about where he's been in this race. he will take hits against donald trump as he's been doing today in an intensely personal way. we've heard that from him but not like this. it was a very emotional day. heidi cruz had tears in her eyes when there was this moment when cruz came upon a group of fifth graders. he started giving high five and shaking hands. she began crying. that's not something

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downtown indiana. the 33 starting drivers served as honorary grand marshals. and we have a live look right now at the indianapolis motor speedway. coverage starts at 8:00 this morning and the race starts at 9:00 right here on abc 7. >>> much more ahead on the abc 7 morning news. building blocks in the bay area get a high tech twist. how kids literally get hands on training to create computer code. >>> and here is a live look from our roof cam. hard to tell, but it's got some warrior blue there. a heat wave is on the way and lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, taking warfarin, i h

indianapolis yesterday. some areas saw up to ten inches of hail. ten inches. ice balls cause plenty of damage to cars and homes. >>> downtown south, people in lake charles, louisiana, continue to cleanup after torrential rain fell over the weekend. boats were needed to rescue folks from their homes. look at all that water. >>> customers getting the cold shoulder from starbucks. a lawsuit just filed against starbucks claims its underfills its cold drinks. they're adding too much ice. >> as a long time ice mocha fan, this hurts. this hurts. >> it goes to the core, doesn't it? you remember that whole mcdonald's lawsuit back in the 90s. the lawsuit was filed because their coffee was too hot. now a starbucks customer packed with too much ice. she is demanding $5 million from the company. the lawsuit says because of the amount of ice starbucks uses in their iced beverages, customers often end up with the half of the amount of drink that is listed on starbucks menus in fluid ounces. the lawsuit gives an example of an iced veni coffee. you only get 14 ounces. it alleges that starbucks is tricking customers into paying for more prod