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now the ultimate test, energized and unite a fractured party to take on hillary clinton come november. >> i am confident i can unite much of it. some of it i don't want. people will be voting for me not the party. we'll do well against hillary. she will be a disaster as president. >> reaction to trump becoming the new leader of the republican party set some social media accounts on fire. literally. angry, lifelong republicans apparently torching their party cards in protest but today establishment leaders like new hampshire senator kelly ayotte says she will put party first. bernie sanders vowing to stick around. he won indiana but still trails by more than 300 delegates. that means hillary clinton has to fight on two fronts now. covering the campaign reaction from the east coast to the west coast and all points in between we start, though, with sources saying that kasich is suspending his campaign. kelly o'donnell, perhaps the only correspondent that's followed all of these at one point or another. what are your sources telling you? >> reporter: i've been to a lot of john kasich even

protection calls bill's and says hillary is on the way home, you might want to get rid of energizer. something profound happened this weekend in nevada, democratic caucus, state caucus of the democrats. barbara boxer talks about unity. listen to the boos and boos at the mere mention of hillary. these are democrats. not republicans. >> i present to you senator barbara boxer. >> thank you so much. thank you so much. we need civility in the democratic party. civility. because the whole future of the country is at stake. that when you boo me, you're booing bernie sanders. go ahead. you're booing bernie sanders. bernie is my friend. >> wow. wow. >> you know what, for all of the talk about the divisions in the republican party, the real civil war is actually going on on the democratic side. >> that's profound. mr. prager, your face is red, why? all right. go ahead. >> that was low. >> that was so low. yeah. >> i'm sorry. >> i apologize. >> it's not an issue. just, there were two civil wars. however, i believe that the democrats will unite behind hillary. >> there's a difference, it's an an

i think if we could find a way to energize and engage people now, around organizing and activity, inday to day life, that would help to boost turnout. but it's a long-term problem. if you think about it, we've got these highly gerrymandered electoral districts with sorting people into like-minded areas, so a lot of places vicious liquidity electoral competition no matter what you do. and there's the gerrymandering on top of it. and we have a two-party system in the united states. and if we were in europe, they would be the trump party from a right wing populist party, it would be the rubio, roche party, centrist party, clinton part and more voices would feel represented. is a long-standing trends but have to say low turnout wasn't last week and it wasn't even just since 1960. it's been going on for a long time. a lot of it also, we all have to take some responsibly ourselves, we americans, and take advantage of the freedom of rights that we do have. >> my name is sarah brown, and i'm a longtime fan of the center's work, so thank you both. and the question is can going back to the poi

why do i find myself energized by this moment? the answer is there is more agitation, more concern, more wide understanding of the ways in which the system is broken than we have had in a long long time. the book talks about this. in this election you have candidates from all over the place whether it is bernie sanders talking about campaign finance reform is a central issue, donald trump, with all the other things he is doing on the one hand saying he is the only candidate on the republican side who can't be bought by contributions, gladly embracing the endorsement of the person who wrote all the voter suppression laws out of kansas, hillary clinton putting forward the most detailed and ambitious plans for voting reform and campaign finance reform than any major party candidate has put forward in years and years and years. this is on the electorates mind and the politicians mind, we also see just as in the progressive era, around the country the single biggest change would be to move away from our ramshackle voter registration sy

i like best 74% are energized by the contest, compare the republicans.>> another break. next, a look to what to look for tonight when the results come in from indiana. john king will map it out on the magic wall. the hoosier state votes on this crucial primary day. ♪ when a car gives you sound you can feel... for an experience you won't soon forget. ♪ that's the more human side of engineering. experience what a lincoln can do for you. at the lincoln spring collection event. right now lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for 399 a month. only at the lincoln spring collection event. hi... i'm pamela yellen. i'm the author of 2 best-selling books about how to have lifetime financial security, "bank on yourself" and "the bank on yourself revolution." for the past 25 years, i've spent most of my time educating people and financial planners on how to make smart decisions about their money. i found that one of the best-kept secrets to help you plan for your future is the reverse mortgage line of credit. a reverse mortgage... can help your retirement savings last longer; st

wife in am i optimistic, why do i find myself surprisingly energized by this moment? the answer isn't that there's more education, more concern, more white understanding of the way the system is broken than we've had in a long, long time. the book talks about this. in this election of candidates from all over addressing these issues whether it's ernie sander stunned by campaign finance reform as a central issue. donald trump with all the other things he's doing on the one in saying that he's the only candidate in the republican side who can't be bought by contributions. to gladly embracing the endorsement of the person today who wrote all the voter suppression laws out of kansas. and hillary clinton putting forward the most detailed and in many ways ambitious plans are voting reform and campaign finance reform and any major candidate has put forward in years and years and years. this is on electric minds and as a result some of the politicians mind. we see justice, upsurge around the country. the single biggest change that could make a huge difference would be to move

she energized our base. went from three points down to about four or five points up. >> she also made some big mistakes. >> of course she made some mistakes. do you think that -- yes, obviously i made mistakes. i will take full responsibility for my failure. i will not put that responsibility on sarah palin. she energized our campaign, and i'm very proud of her. i don't often make a comment like this, but she was treated terribly by what we know of as the mainstream media, and that's the only thing i will ever resent about my presidential campaign, is her treatment by the media. it was disgraceful. >> what advice would you give trump as he selects a nominee, a vice presidential pick? >> someone who will unite the party. >> joni ernst is mentioned as a possibility. >> joni ernst would be tremendous. she is remarkable. i think there's a number of members of the senate, i think there's paul ryan obviously was helpful to the romney ticket although i'm not sure he'd want to do that again. i think there's a lot of

she needs to energize the coalition that got obama reelected.counting on donald trump to provide a lot of the energy for her campaign, because people on her side of the political spectrum don't want trump. vonnie: can he fail? will he do something -- now it's a different ballgame. up till now, things could be written off as publicity stunts or silly moves. is he is a potential -- potential presidential material. can he afford to make mistakes? mark h.: donald trump is going to be donald trump. he's going to count on the american public deciding that what they want -- that is what they want for president, an unorthodox type of person to be the republican nominee would be an even more unorthodox president. everyone in america is going to have an opinion about this. vonnie: we will be watching "with all due respect" for john kasich's announcement. coming up on the program, we the -- you have joel benenson. stan has taken the stage. he has not yet talked about specific stocks, but he is coming in with guns blazing against the federal reserve. he say

. ♪ never underestimate the power of energizer. our longest lasting energizer max ever. can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. ( band playing ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my next guest is a broadway star who won the tony for her portrayal of carole king in "beautiful." she's now nominated for another tony for the broadway show "waitress." please welcome jessie mueller! (cheers and applause) (band playing) >> stephen: mae, jessie mueller. so nice to meet you. you're so fantastic and beautiful. >> oh, thank you! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: we have a couple of things in common. we both live and work in new york now. you're from evanston, illinois, and i went to school there northwestern university. do you miss it there? >> i do sometimes. i miss the people. i was in the theater community there for a while and it's an amazing community so i miss everybody. >> stephen: now you're on broadway in "waitress" based on the keri russell film. >> yes. >> stephen: you played the waitress. one of the things that fascinates me abou

there's energizer stations around the bay area. 400 of them. you can stop, get a snack, get water, there's all on sorts of giveaway, there's a list of those on ktvu.com. there's the health benefits. benefits to the environment and it reduces traffic. we talked to one of the organizers. >> it's a great day for new bicyclist to try it and a great day to celebrate people who made commuting to work by bicycle a commitment. there you go. one of the folks involved in bike to workday. here's the plan, we're in berkeley here, we will head off going the other direction. we're going to oakland to jack london square, we'll be stopping at the energizing stations along the way on our way to channel 2 this morning. >> we'll see how i do. >> have you had your coffee yet? >> no. frankly, i hope they have it on the way. we've spent a lot of time getting everything set up. i have this special backpack i have to wear. no coffee just yet. we'll see how i do. >> if anyone can do it. >> you and chip can. >> i'm outta here. >> we hope you head to ktvu.com as we watch

there are more energized. they're more excited. >> one point juan made is this idea it's going to be the battle between the villification of donald trump. they're trying to go hard in villifying trump. >> it's true, but you have the same thing going on on the left. and look at nevada. a lot of voters are saying no to hillary clinton. people are saying we cannot vote for her no matter what. a lot of democrats are saying i'll do a write in. so i think the longer he stays in and highlights that, the more problem it's going to be for her. she's being forced to defend herself. she's not good at this. she's having a hard time appealing to the left. she's had to pack left it's not working. >> i don't understand it. it seems to me you're like bernie sanders keep going or bernie sanders, and. >> the women who is the chair of the nevada democrats don't like the rules. they're saying continue the revolution. continue the burn. they turn out in california and again, you see this kind of anarchist zeal on the part of sande

she has denied repeatedly being romantically involved but she's rumored to have been dubbed the energizer bunny by the secret service in ron kessler's book "the first family detail." he says you don't stop her, you don't approach her, you let her go in and apparently she has timed her arrivals and departures to hillary's schedule. i'm wondering if you'd like to weigh in on this blond bombshell story. >> well, i know it's a rough story, and a lot of people know about it. people have been talking about it for a couple of years. and, you know, that's right next to my golf club, i have a great club up there, trump national golf club, literally a few minutes away. people have been talking about this for years. i have no idea what went on. i certainly don't. >> but when you -- the foundation and the money given to a company from the foundation, a charity, is there something there that deserves further investigation? >> well, i assume you put the word charity in quotes, i hope you put the word charity in quotes. >> well, nonprofits are not supposed to act in anyone's private interests and bill c

they're energized by bernie sanders and turned off by her. so we have a really good opportunity to reach millennial women and men as well and get them energized by the movement. >> he's going to have to tone down the rhetoric because she may be able to sway those voters if he cannot debate on the issues. time to talk about policy. >> that's happening already. >> let's look at the new national poll with hilary with a slim lead over trump. what does he need to do overall? where should he focus? >> i don't think that's a weakness because three or four months ago she was way ahead of him. trump needs to work on those democrats, those ronald reagan democrats. he needs to go after those and go into those diversity districts. if he goes into the black churches and talks about what he'll do to create jobs, people will vote for him. >> ohio, pennsylvania, a poll came out that he's leading or tied in each of those. michigan and new york and california. >> nevada another one. >> bernie sanders does well in california and california will be a troubling d

on the democratic side they are very unified. 72% feel the campaign has energized their own party.n interesting stat as we head into west virginia. nicole: jo ling kent, thank you very much. a driving force on both sides of the aisle. 57% of democrats concerned about the economy voted for bernie sanders, helping to pull off an exciting win the hoosier state. lauren: coming up, a broadway play makes history. ♪ hamilton scores a record for tony nominations. in the nba playoffs, golden state warriors win again without their star, tran 11. an overtime thriller against toronto. checking in on stock index futures, down .4%. s&p futures down about the same. nasdaq futures half a percent. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets in breaking news. ♪ ♪ (music pl♪ throughout) uh oh. what's up? ♪ ♪ ♪ does nobody use a turn signal anymore? ♪ legalzoom has your back. for your business, our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. so strap your

get them energized.ey is to make sure that, once the primaries are done, then everybody comes together. i think donald trump will be a great motivating factor to bring the party back together, to be unified as one. that as you go through these contests, people get excited -- but as you go through these contests, people get excited. we need to make sure that passion goes all the way through november 8. senator sanders will want to have a say in the platform, as he should. we will get together after we did eight years ago, some would argue even tougher than the battle we are going through this year, and we will be a unified party. then it's going to be a tough election. we cannot take anything for granted. you have a middle class that -- wage stagnation, i think that's what the issues are going to be all about. hillary will lay out her platform. she's going to be the next president. >> what does the notion of a trump presidency mean to you? thinkor mcauliffe: i donald trump is going to have a hard time thi

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