gretchen? >> okay. speaking of sanders. what was his pitch in kentucky and where is he now? >> he is in puerto rico. bernie sanders spent much of the weekend though criss-crossing kentucky and in paducah, kentucky, sanders made the case while both he and clinton are popular with democrats that he also has appeal with independent voters and now sanders has moved on to puerto rico and continuing outreach to latino voters and talked about the financial crisis there. >> it is morally unacceptable that billionaire hedge fund managers have been calling for even more austerity in puerto rico. austerity will not solve this crisis. >> the clinton campaign basically gave up in oregon which is the other contest tomorrow night but has invested a lot of time and i don't remember here in kentucky and will do a get out the vote later in lexington. >> mike emanuel in kentucky, thank you. >>> now to the gop side and high-profile republicans still actively searching for an alternative to trump despite the gop le

gretchen? mike emanuel, thank you. >>> so is donald trump on verge of seizes the reins on the gop, many evangelicals feeling abandoned by the republican party. 60 christian leaders have published an open letter asking voters of faith to reject trump. they're warning the nation faces a moral threat. daughter of reverend billy graham and author of "the daniel prayer" and my guest today. >> thank you so much. >> what do we make of this letter that was put out? and do vengs feel like they don't have a candidate now in the race? >> you know, it is hard to answer that question. one, i haven't seen the letter. two, i know there are a lot of people who supported other candidates on the republican side who feel disappointed because their candidates have not come up at the top tier. but for myself, gretchen, to be honest, my hope is not in a political candidate. my hope is in god. and i believe this nation is in deep trouble. and just the chaos, the confusion, the anger on the streets, the apathy within

i'm gretchen carlson. this is the rs. >>> trump announced today he did actually raise close to $6 million for veterans charities a few months ago but today's presser also turned in to trump saying he will continue to attack the press for treating him unfairly even though he had kind words for at least one reporter. our chief political correspondent -- >> what you're doing is answering the questions now that we had back then. it was just a question. is the question an attack? is the question an attack? >> i think -- i've been dealing with the press a long time. the think the political press is among the most dishonest people that i've ever met. i have to tell you that. okay? of course you're excluded, carl. but i think the political press -- you're in the middle. >> carl cameron joins us now live from trump tower in new york city. carl, how did the news conference about veterans and raising money for them turn into an all-out attack on the media? >> reporter: well, neither are too really new news ideas. thi

gretchen?k you. >>> third-party campaign could throw a real monkey wrench into this year's race for president so check out this fox news poll. it shows libertarian candidate gary johnson getting 10% of the vote in a three-way match against donald trump and hill little. an abc news/"washington post" poll finds 51% of you want a third-party candidate to run. new mexico's former republican governor gary johnson is running for president as a libertarian. maybe he's the guy you want. hi, governor. >> gretchen, thanks for having me on. >> okay. >> yeah, 50% of americans. >> go ahead, talk about the poll. >> go ahead, i'm sorry. well, not so much the poll but 50% of all voters right now that are registering are registering as independents. where is that representation at the end of the day? i think at the end of the day, i think most people are libertarians and it's just that they don't know it and very broadly speaking, unique package of being fiscally conservative and socially liberal, tolerant and,

gretchen? if that was your train, you missed it. >> reporter: right on. >> all right. see you soon. >>> let's tell you about this. fox news latina learning that the leader of venezuela's opposition party has been assassinated days after 2 million of his supporters signed petitions to remove the current president from power. venezuelan protesters blaming the president for high rates of inflation, food shortages and power blackouts. recent polls suggest as many as two-thirds of venezuelans want him out of office. >>> fire crews in canada feeling more optimistic as they battle that massive wildfire. the inferno so far torching 1,600 homes and other build national alberta. cooler temperatures though in the forecast on the way for the next three or four days. firefighters are hoping to be able to put out all the hot spots during that time. authorities also sending a team into the town of fort macmur toe start planning for the return of tens of thousand of people who had been evacuated over the last

i'm gretchen carlson. we're following breaking news that's happening right now in montgomery county in the state of maryland. that was captain paul starks, montgomery county police who was giving what he knows at least right now to reporters, the breaking news that happened in the last couple of minutes is that one of the innocent bystanders, a male who came to the help of another woman who had been shot in a mall parking lot in the westfield montgomery mall parking lot with being that he has now died. other man who came to also help is in grave condition. the woman at the center of that has nonlife threatening conditions right now. let's put it in perspective. there was then a shooting that happened before the mall shooting. this happened at the aspen giant grocery store. that is where a woman died, another person may have been injured. then if you believe that all of these things are connected, yesterday a woman was killed in her car when she was going to the high school to pick up her children and her e

he changed his mind late in the game, gretchen as you point out. he said last night he tweeted he was staying in. super pacs that have opposed donald trump and said never trump said we're staying in this. we're in this to fight. you point out this ad. we've got pictures of this star wars themed ad. today is may the fourth be with you. this is a star wars day. it was a themed ad looking into the future, into 2017 with a supreme court nominated by hillary clinton, you know, elizabeth warren on the court. that ad featured you gretchen in a report that pointed out that john kasich was the only republican who could beat hillary clinton based on the polls. obviously, even after the release of that ad, he finally decided, apparently he didn't have the support of the gop establishment anymore. >> to think i'm not even a star wars fan. i was just reporting on a poll that said that john kasich was the only one who could beat hillary clinton. so speaking of that, why didn't that resonate? >> you know, it's interesting in this year. you know, you've reported t

gretchen? >> okay. and sanders, where is he today? >> well, he is out in california. the golden state, bernie sanders continuing to do rallies with huge crowds in california ahead of the critical june 7th primary out there. sanders is predicting clinton may face a bit of a primary losing streak in the next few contests. >> i think we got a good shot to win in west virginia, in kentucky, and in oregon. and after those three states, we're coming to california, and with your help, we are going to win the biggest prize of all, the california primary. >> reporter: sanders acknowledges his campaign faces it an uphill climb but clearly feeling good about it with the big crowds he is seeing there in california. he's clearly ready to continue the fight, gretchen. >> mike emanuel, thank you. >>> time for my take. just yesterday i gave a word of caution about focusing on the few presidential polls that have been put out thus far showing hillary clinton clobbering donald trump. number one, it's early. numb

i'm gretchen.0 on the east coast, noon on the west coast, and decision time in indiana. >> if we win in indiana, it's over with, folks. it's over with. and then we focus on hillary clinton. >> we are neck and neck. this race is tied in indiana. >> how are you, sir? >> the cruz ticket pressing the flesh, pushing voters to the polls. >> it is my prayer that hoosiers will come out and vote today in record numbers. >> but hoosiers haven't all been hospitable. >> too slow! >> on the other side, sanders making a stand.

. >> reporter: hey gretchen. we're expecting a lot of people for the first rally as the last man standing. since that's the case, it's many that experts never thought would be possible. >> you know it's interesting. obviously it was against all odds. if i took the experts when i got into subpoena this, zero chance and maybe less than one percent, and he's done it. he's at it. >> reporter: here is something else hard to believe the capital hill and some lawmakers like senator rob port man say that they're ready to support and not support the nominee and then mitch that says that i have committed to supporting the nominee picked by the republican voters and donald trump the nominee is now on the verge of glin ching that nomination. he is calling on trump to unite the republican party and when he talked to rnc officials, they say that they think that it's already begun and they're pretty excited that there's only one republican left while on the other side hillary and bernie are still dooking it out. >> new informat

hi, everyone, i'm gretchen carlson. new audit by the state department inspector general faults clinton for breaking federal rules saying she failed to properly safeguard electronic communications. chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge is live with more. >> reporter: the state department says mrs. clinton and her team braoke the rules for e-mail. none of the key players then clinton chief of staff or aides gave interviews to investigators despite saying very publicly that they wanted nothing more than to cooperate and resolve any questions. republicans today were quick to highlight the contradiction. >> secretary clinton created this vulnerability. her statements on it thus far appear, at least on the surface at the beginning, to be untrue and she needs to come clean. you have a chance to come clean on this by being interviewed by the inspector general. to reduce to do that is just mind boggling. >> reporter: the report specifically accused mrs. clinton of violating department policy by not handing over all

>> well, it's hard to say, gretchen.uess my question as a former cia analyst are what indications do we have about what al qaeda and isis have been doing to get past airport security either with trying to get employees at airports sympathetic to them or to find technical work-arounds to build devices that airport security can't detect. we know what happened with the underwear bomber in 2009. i think isis and al qaeda are working on this and i think american and international intelligence agencies really need to redouble their effort to pursue this. >> no doubt. i want to get back to that in a minute. john, it is interesting that there's been no claim of terrorism yet. i mean i know in the last flight where this happened that didn't come for some time, but does that tell you anything as you would get set to investigate? >> no, i don't think anybody in the investigative side would care what anybody said or anybody claimed. that's the job for other people. people doing the accident investigation are going to focus on the ph

i'm gretchen carlson. you just heard some of the "thel story." >>> mike emanuel is standing by at the clinton headquarters in new york city. jeff flock is from the fox busy network live at the polls in prospect, kentucky. i know where that is, jeff. how is the turnout there? >> it's terrible. it's really awful, actually. >> what? what? >> about 20%. sorry. there's only a democratic primary -- well, there's a republican primary but not for president. donald trump took care of that. they went to a caucus earlier. they actually did it to try to help rand paul but he was out of it by the end of the caucus. >> you're all by yourself. >> yeah with be me and a few close friends from kentucky. >> all right. so if we can't talk about high turnout, could hillary lose there? >> i think it's possible. everything is in her favor though. this is a close primary. none of the independents crossing in from bernie sanders. a closed primary. we talked to a number of people today who seemed to be making this decision between

gretchen? >> much more of a story there. mike. thank you. >>> donald trump trying to turn the tables on a narrative of which candidate is worse for women by calling out bill clinton. will that strategy work? >>> plus, a top staffer at the national hurricane center forced to testify in a federal investigation about his forecast and what role that forecast may have played in the sinking of that cargo ship. >>> and the lead actress on "house of cards" speaking out in a big way. what robin wright had to do to get the same pay as her co-star, kevin spacey. >>> the first lady traveled back to texas with some sort of major argument with her husband. the president claimed she went to dallas to lay groundwork for texas primary about you there is no evidence of any campaign events or fund-raisers since she arrived there three days ago. and i'm still struggling with my diabetes. i do my best to manage. but it's hard to keep up with it. your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily to

i'm gretchen carl son. th >>> in a news conference following the meeting between donald trump and paul ryan, ryan said unifying the party is going to take time but is he "very encouraged" by what he heard from trump today. the speaker still shopping short of endorsing the republican nominee though. senior national correspondent john roberts live on capitol hill. so john, full day there, right? >> reporter: gretchen, it wasn't quite mr. smith goes to washington but it was epic in its own way. donald trump winging his way back to new york today after a whirlwind trip of washington. began at 9:00 this morning over at the republican national committee, finished up after going to the national republican senatorial committee, to his attorney's office, then back to reagan airport for the trip back to new york city. he'll be appearing on sean hannity's show tonight. he will talk about what happened today. from talking to republicans who were in the meetings and people on the periphery, they all seem to think it was

hi, dan. >> reporter: hi, gretchen.could walk away with as many as 44 delegates in the washington state primary today. he only needs 77 to wrap up the nomination. this is an all vote by mail primary, so ballots were mailed out to all registered voters three weeks ago before ted cruz and john kasich dropped out of the race. right after that trump campaigned here and took what amounts to a victory lap in front of two big crowds. if he gets over 50% of the vote in all ten congressional districts, he will get all of washington's 44 delegates. but he is yet to convince many ted cruz supporters they completely outmaneuvered trump supporters at the state party convention last weekend winning 40 of the 41 delegate elections. they will, however, be bound to the winner of today's primary on the first ballot in cleveland. they say all they want is to have a conservative party platform. on the democratic side, their primary essentially means nothing. bernie sanders already captured most of the state's delegates with a big win at th

i'm gretchen carlson. clinton revealing new details about what bill's role would be in her possible administration, so does he get a spot in the cabinet? we'll tell you. plus, the more names being floated now as potential running mates for trump. one of them newt gingrich tells us what trump must do to convince him to possibly take the job. >>> and a local meteorologist has taken a tornado of criticism for the dress she wore while doing the weather. so what's the issue. and what do some of you say to me about my attire? don't miss it, seven minutes from now. >> 9 fight to defeat isis taking on a new urgency in the archaeological world with "national geographic" running a cover story on plundering the past after the looting of important historical sites in syria and egypt sparking fears that more ancient treasures will be lost forever. joining us now is the "national geographic" archaeological writer. thank you so much for joining us. >> first of all, explain to us what is happening. we've seen these images

i'm gretchen carlson.trump is about to give his first media availability since clinching the republican not nation any moment from now. we will take that live. >>> new details from the bernie sanders camp over whether he an trump will debate one-on-one. that would be epic. >>> plus, close clinton friend and confidant governor terry mcauliffe does a 180 now. you'll never guess whose private home of he was in. or maybe you will. "the real story" six minutes from now. >>> thank you, gretchen. the people speaking out in virginia. the commonwealth now weighing a historic ballot measure granting a tax exemption to the widows of first responders. that story from our plaza here in new york city, looks like a beautiful day out there, douglas. >> reporter: every day first responders risk their lives to take care of us and our families. but when they lose their lives, are we doing enough to take care of their families? your husband really took care of you financially. >> very much so. there's no way that i could have

i'm gretchen calls orrin. bob corker just leaving trump towers happening moments ago after he had a meeting with trump. could he now be on the short list for vp? plus, outrage as the veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald likened the long hospital wait times for veterans to the long lines at disney world. yeah. disney. hear more about that. >>> and new allegations about former congressman gary condit and his involved with murdered intern chandra levy and other women. you'll get the story a full six minutes from now. >>> well, south korea launching a specialize cream bar designed to ease hangovers. that's what they say. ice cream apparently contains a certain rasin trie fruit extract, not exactly sure what that is, but that is a traditional hangover cure that dates back to the 17th century. drinking is a big part of work life in south korea and hangover cures are becoming a big business there. >> any reason to eat ice cream. >> yeah. >> hey, severe weather across large parts of the country. take a look at w

i'm gretchen carlson, happy friday.is the "the real story" today. >>> the white house just now going on defense. listen to this. >> this is in response to excitiesive requests for guidance and information and advice that's been put forward by school administrators and teachers and in some cases even parents who are seeking practical solutions to this challenge. and the challenge here is not to isolate anybody. it's not to discriminate anybody. it's not to make anybody unsafe. it's actually to ensure that our schools are as inclusive

i'm gretchen carlson. we have new details coming from greece.nding wreckage from egypt air 804 but how much has been found and what might tell us about what happened to that plane. >>> plus, we still have long lines at airports here in the united states. how is this crash going to affect any of our domestic plans coming up? >>> we'll break down donald trump's nominees for the supreme court just minutes from now. >>> a ballot initiative in maine is causing chaos in a battle over what's called strategic voting. douglas kennedy is live on toll pla plaza. >> reporter: strategic voting can lead to a lot of strange outcomes as it did recently in the state of maine. >> the democrats played a very smart card. they instilled enormous fear in voters. >> reporter: in 2010, elliott cutler ran for governor of maine as an independent and got 8% of the vote. >> look, most people wanted me to be the governor. >> reporter: and exit polls show he's right. in this instance, people didn't vote for cutler simply because they didn't think he could win. it's a conundr

hi, i'm gretchen carlson. this is "the real story."ersey go chris christie will chair his transition team if he wins the white house. the presumptive nominee gearing up for a meeting with house speaker paul ryan that's going to happen a little later on this week. fox news team coverage, senior national correspondent john roberts live with me right here on set in new york city. claudia cowan live in california where early voting has officially begun in the state's primary. let's start with john here. who has the latest -- you have the latest on trump's big announcement today, chris christie. >> chris christie, i don't know any presidential candidate who has announced the leader of his transition team this early in the campaign, but this is one of those years when all the regular rules a

i'm gretchen carlson. this is "the real story."due back in court for his arraignment less than two months from now as the man known as america's tv dad gets ready to stand trial in the lone criminal case lodged against him. the judge heard portions of his accuser's police statement read in court today. she was not there. before making the decision. she told authorities cosby violated her after giving her pills that left her dizzy, blurry-eyed and made her legs feel like jelly. she's just one of dozens of women who claim cosby molested them. gloria allred represents some of th

i'm gretchen carl son. in a news conference following the meeting between donald trump and paul ryan, ryan said unifying the party is going to take time but is he "very encouraged" by what he heard from trump today. the speaker still shopping short of endorsing the republican nominee though. senior national correspondent john roberts live on capitol hill. so john, full day there, right? >> reporter: gretchen, it wasn't quite mr. smith goes to washington but it was epic in its own

happy friday, i'm gretchen carlson. this is "the real story." massive crowd right now waiting to hear from the presumptive republican nominee in louisville, kentucky where the political arm of the nra is holding its annual convention. senior national correspondent john roberts joins us from louisville. >> reporter: we expect donald trump to take the stage in the next few minutes to some breaking news. the nra and executive director chris cox when he introduces donald trump today will announce the full-throated endorsement of the nra to donald trump. this is the first time that i can remember that the nra has ever gotten behind a presidential candidate this early. for example, back in 2012 they didn't get behind mitt romney until october of 2012. is this cox -- yeah, chris cox now is taking the stage so we're expecting that endorsement to happen any second now. it is interesting to note this because back in 2000, donald trump supporters took positions that were completely at odds with the nra's agenda. he supported the ban on assault weapons, lon

i'm gretchen carlson.ld trump is giving new details about what he would do his first day in office and it is all in an online video. we will play it for you here. >>> plus, could team trump be on the verge of unveiling a new unorthodox ground game target g i things that haven't favorite a republican is in decades. >>> and rubio in a late night rant on twitter. on "the real story" in seven minutes. >>> fox extreme weather alert for you now on dangerous storms moving across the gulf coast with tornadoes a real possibility in rain-ravaged texas. meteorologist janice dean live at the fox weather center for us. >> we saw those pictures earlier before the break. this is the time of season where we see the potential for hail damaging winds and tornadoes across texas and oklahoma. today being no different. then we're going to also see the risk for flooding. our friends across texas have see enough rain to last them all season long and, unfortunately, we have the potential for not only strong storms but flooding. l

>> reporter: well, gretchen, senator cruz was

stuart: i believe we have gretchen fired up.ill have three hours to get fired up before my own show. stuart: i'm sure you're fired up by 2:00 this afternoon. 2:00 eastern time, catch gretchen, "the real story" on fox news channel. thanks very much for joining us. >> you're welcome. stuart: appreciate it. now this, new details on the hillary email scandal broke this morning. the state department audit faulting her, sharply so. judge napolitano on that next. >> i opted for convenience to use my personal email account which was allowed by the state department. what difference at this point does it make? i know what i can expect from usaa the usaa car buying app was really helpful. all the information was laid out right there. it makes your life so much easier when you have to purchase a car, so i've been telling everybody. save on your next car with usaa car buying service, powered by truecar. stuart: the rally holds, ladies and gentlemen. almost two hours into the session we're still up 150 points at 17, eight. look at big names w

happy friday, i'm gretchen carlson. this is "the real story."right now waiting to hear from the presumptive republican nominee in louisville, kentucky where the political arm of the nra is holding its annual convention. senior national correspondent john roberts joins us from louisville. >> reporter: we expect donald trump to take the stage in the next few minutes to some breaking news. the nra and executive director chris cox when he introduces donald trump today will announce the full-throated endorsement of the nra to donald trump. this is the first time that i can remember that the nra has ever gotten behind a presidential candidate this

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i'm shannon bream in for gretchen and this is "the real story."g to drum up last-minute support in the hoosier state. ted cruz in ft. wayne and donald trump just north of indianapolis and john kasich is sitting this race out as per his agreement with cruz. bernie sanders holding a get out the vote rally in ft. wayne this hour and hillary clinton moving on to west virginia, holding a discussion there in just a few hours. more live from south bend, indiana where he's

i'm gretchen carlson. it is "the real story" today for a tuesday. is a crucial, critical one. donald trump looking to inch closer to the number of delegates needed to secure the nomination. but ted cruz is trying to block him and force this whole thing to an open convention. voters making that decision across the hoosier state today, the polls closing just hours from now. we have fox news live team coverage. jeff flock is at butler university in indy. bill hemmer is live for us here in new york city. let's begin with john roberts also live in indianapolis. john, really today this is do or die for the ted cruz campaign. >> reporter: well, not if you listen to ted cruz or his closest campaign associates. they say he's going to continue this all

i'm gretchen carlson.tor general report puts a lot hf blame on then secretary of state's dealings. what does it all mean for her run for president. >>> a top tsa official blaming you and me on capitol hill saying we bring too much luggage and we don't line up in the right lines. and they want more money. >>> after bernie sanders says that he would fire the head of the dnc, whispers from other dems saying maybe it is actually time for debbie wasserman schultz to go. >>> "the real story" on all that just six minutes from now. >>> the head of the transportation security administration fielding tough questions from lawmakers about ridiculously long lines at airport security checkpoints. hundreds of people missed their flights over the weekend. in chicago, travelers report waiting as much as three hours to make it through security! director peter neffinger say something he needs more staff and also that the agency's pre-check program could help shorting those lines but the program has its own problems. live at

i'm gretchen carlson. donald trump's press conference about raising money for veterans turns his attack on the media. is trump right or wrong for doing so? >>> one of the lone survivors of the bridge collapse may be using some of the money he was awarded to now help isis. we have those exclusive scary details. >>> and we have on multiple incidents as well where young kids have fallen into gorilla exhibits at different zoos but with very different outcomes. the tapes are here on "the real story" just six minutes from now. >>> right now, dallas officials are investigating after someone hacked into the department of transportation signs along a major interstate there. overnight a construction sign along i-30 was changed to read "bernie sanders for president." another one reads, "donald trump is a shape-shifting lizard." this isn't the first time it's lapped. it is actually pretty easy to hack into these things apparently. transportation officials say they believe the culprit broke locks to physically reprogra

hi everyone i'm gretchen carlson. this is "the real story" story with lots of activity.mp still at trump tower but expected to soon possibly depart. the meeting comes on the heels of weeks of telephone conversations between the two men. kissinger also served as a top advisor to presidents richard nixon and gerald ford. live outside kissinger associates in new york city. hi. >> reporter: we're waiting for this meeting to happen. it is funny because it involves two men with very different backgrounds when it comes to how they think a

the horse was bred and owned by gretchen and roy jackson. barbaro shattered bones in his hind leg after the preakness. he was euthanized months later. >>> new at 11:00, a bethlehem postal carrier is arrested for groping three women as he delivered their mail. he is charged with indecent assault. it happened at two state police facilities. the victim say he touched their breasts as he was giving them mail. >>> a show of support for falling police officers and their families. nbc 10 at the philadelphia police survivor's benefit in northeast philadelphia. it's a fundraiser that benefits the families of police officers killed or injured in the line of duty. >>> two firefighters are in the hospital tonight after one of them fell through the roof of a burning bucks county home. crews were called to tennis avenue in bensalem this morning. one of the firefighters fell from a third story roof and the other had tightness in his chest. both are in stable condition. >>> a grand reopening at an iconic south jersey landmark nearly destroyed by fire. the c

i'm gretchen carlson, this is the rs. as you just heard, we are awaiting that highly anticipated speech from trump at a petroleum conference in north dakota where he is expected to outline his energy policy. >>> some unbound delegates in that state now pledging their support to him and that's according to the associated press. so that puts trump over the top with 1,238 delegates. one more than the magic number needed. senior national correspondent john roberts live in bismarck today for us. he's inside the event so he's on the phone patiently waiting. john? >> reporter: gretchen, good afternoon to you. this starting a half-hour later than it was scheduled. donald trump obviously having a good day today with the news he has gone over the top to clinch the nomination. the last two delegates to put him over the top actually happened to come from north dakota. he'll likely give a hat tip to the folks of north dakota when he starts his speech here at the energy conference. what's interesting about trump coming here today, he w

i'm shannon bream in for gretchen and this is "the real story." candidates trying to drum up last-minute support in the hoosier state. ted cruz in ft. wayne and donald trump just north of indianapolis and john kasich is sitting this race out as per his agreement with cruz. bernie sanders holding a get out the vote rally in ft. wayne this hour and hillary clinton moving on to west virginia, holding a discussion there in just a few hours. more live from south bend, indiana where he's following the gop race. tomorrow could signal the end of the campaign for cruz. without a big win what's at stake? >> reporter: well, pretty much everything for ted cruz is at stake. i'm at a trump real. this won't happen for another five hours, but take a look, shannon, at this line that's already lining up and has been here since 7:00 this morning. pretty incredible. as you point out, ted cruz really pulling all the stops out. has the governor out with him, mike pence, the governor of indiana, finally made an endorsement and is now campaigning with him today, but cruz

gretchen carlson is here. she is here every wednesday morning. >> it is wednesday.ive days a week, if you would do it. stuart: elizabeth macdonald is here. it is not just the bathroom issue with target. >> flat traffic. same-store sales up 1%. that is not good. target was a surprise retail story. you know, the new outfits put on there. it is surprising that target is going through this. you have to wonder whether that boycott is reaching one and a half million. people signing the petition because of the bathroom policy. whether that will have an effect down the road. >> i do not know why companies would come out and actually say anything right now. to actually take that step to say something, you know, a lot of it. every other company has been silent, for the most part. >> kind of getting into the web a little bit. who was advising them to do that. stuart: i do not think that a found out the liability issue. we will get to that. let's get to straightforward politics. hillary clinton claims a very narrow victory in kentucky. it seems to me that democrats are flat-out

. >> "the real story" with gretchen starts now. >>> good afternoon. thanks so much for joining us. >>> donald trump going full bother in california today despite already clinching the republican nomination. this is "the real story." trump has more than enough delegates to secure the nomination thanks to all those unbound delegates who have now pledge their support in north dakota. but he is still stumping, as can you see here, holding rallies in fresno and also in san diego. california voters hit the polls on june 7th. we have team coverage, at the trump protest happening just outside the speech venue. and carl cameron is live in san diego where we start with carl. carl, he's been talking about energy and all that. what's today's speech about? >> reporter: well, it's mostly about trying to woo voters. women, business folks, blue-collar voters he's been courting all across the country. it is important to note this particular event today and this trip was planned long before donald trump clinched the nomination with the delegates from south dakota a few

. >> reporter: as for gretchen, she says she will keep fare lock in her arsenal of low cost airfare tools. she will just use it a bit different. >> i would just price check it every day. >> reporter: now, there is a third party option called trip lock that you can use on sites like orbitz, expedia, third party booking sites and they say they notify you if the price goes down. it's important to remember that the airlines are required to hold a quoted fare for 24 hours if you make a reservation and you also are allowed to cancel within 24 hours for a full refund so there's two days right there. at sfo, julie watts, kpix 5. >>> a new warning from tesla about its autopilot technology. after someone posted video of a driver asleep behind the wheel, take a look at this, a person in another car recorded this video that appears to show a tesla driver asleep in a slow- moving traffic. the company says autopilot technology is designed to give drivers confidence behind the wheel. tesla is using the video as a, quote, what not to do reminding drivers to remain alert and responsible. >>> deep pockets

the horse was joined by roy and gretchen from chester county. their other horse barbaro shattered bones in his right hind leg after the start of the preakness in 2006. he survived surgery but was euthanized months later an developing a painful hoof disease. at the time his plight gained worldwide attention. immediately after this week's preakness, peta, people for the ethical treatment of animals, demanded answers. on twitter the group wrote calling on owners to release veterinary records and complete list of medications that horses were administered before preakness races. studies and our investigation show most breakdowns and deaths occur because horses have pre-existing injuries masked by excessive use of medications. again, that's from peta. in a news release, the humane society's president has said, quote, deaths of horses at the track have been routine and they are a grim reminder that this is a very poorly regulated industry with widespread doping of horses, end quote. this morning i'm joined by three people with close ties to horse racin

roy and gretchen jackson owned and bred the filly. you may right barbaro shattering a back leg. we're going to have more on this story and we'll have more from the preakness coming up later on in sports. >>> we are now hearing the first audio available from egyptair flight 804. they are examining automated messages sent from the plane. >>> and new details on a terror strike, ahead. >>> on this sunday morning, i'm meteorologist karen thomas. looking at live radar right now showing us where the rain is. you may be dry right now, but other areas are getting showers and drilzzles. scattered showers continuing along the coastline here in new jersey as well as just pushing west and cease through the city of philadelphia. getting some shower activity, but as you see it is still very broken apart. we have the main batch of precip still to come. not looking for a washout, but looking for a overcast sky. we're bumping up close to 12:00 noon. a high of about 69 in philadelphia. wet, drying just a little bit, still with the cloudy skies, but a good morning to get out there and take a walk.

. >>> and then roy and gretchen jackson, the family that owned barbaro had another horse pass away. >>> the raptors are pushed to the drink of elimination in the earn conference finals. we go north of the border. first half, raptors lead by 18. lebron james gets hit in the face and the ref tees up just about everyone in white. and lebron was actually hit by his own teammate, in the fourth quarter, kyle lower ri with a short jumper. the raptors won 99-84. >>> the nhl play offs, sharks go up 2-1. third period, the blues with a man advantage. that is your look at sports, i'm danny pommells. >>> from our delaware bureau, tomorrow is zika awareness day in the state. they will be handing out zika protection kits. it is all part of the state's approach to prevent transmission of the disease. the number of women affected in the u.s. continues to grow and now reaches into the hundreds. nearly 300 across america are infected with the virus. doctors are watching the pregnancies very quickly and also talking about women who never had symptoms but discovered they had zika through testing. >> we ho

roy and gretchen jackson from chester county owned and bred her.was just after the start of the preakness when barbaro broke a leg and developed a painful hoof disease. >>> 7:37 right now on this sunday. trouble in the cockpit. what we're learning from egyptair flight 804. connections. you're not just in the classroom; you're part of the community. you meet these tiny kids every year, and you help them learn and grow. but you also get to know their families, and over the years they become a part of your life, and you become a part of theirs. when you build those connections, you can accomplish some pretty amazing things. i'm jackie kruzik and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator. . >>> right now parts of china are cleaning up from deadly flooding and more rain is expected today. eight people died and four others are missing. one city received more than 18 inches in just 10 hours. and people have been forced to evacuate. >> the world's highest mountain has claimed to lives. two climbers died of altitude sickness. the first two confirmed deaths this

the eastern neighborhoods eir because the it is my belief and chris correct me if i am wrong or gretchenrom our preservation staff that the brick warehouses be building inspection was identified in the eastern neighborhoods pdr as a historic resource. >> so the office building is not in is sense a pdr type of building. >> i'd like chris or gretchen to come and discuss the historic status of the building. >> or wade wade with the department. >> the eastern neighborhoods - there was a lot of history of the history of the building the eastern neighborhoods eir identified a portion of the site potentially could be historic they didn't specifically talk about related to pdr use and i'll concur with sarah not that i'm aware of of the building that were identified through the eastern neighborhoods eir was identified because of their - they were not identified as hectic historic - the site itself after the eastern neighborhoods eir there was further analysis that came prosecute the historic preservation commission that identified a office building was historic and not other buildings that is als

. >> reporter: hey gretchen.e're expecting a lot of people for the first rally as the last man standing. since that's the case, it's my

i'm gretchen carlson. soon, there will be one unless something else weird happens. donald trump will be the republican nominee for president. how will he raise enough money to compete when word is gop donors aren't going to drop a dime? who should trump pick for vp? we're going to reveal top picks to you. now we know who made the 911 call the day prince died. who was it? new details on how that person could have saved his life. just minutes from now. >> it's the study that has a lot of medical patients paying severe attention. like getting the wrong medicine or a doctor leaves a tool inside the body after surgery or even operates on the wrong body part. a new study from johns hopkins finds medical errors are a leading cause of death in the u.s. jonathan terry takes a look at the epidemic of troubles live from atlanta. jonathan? >> hi john. this research team believes the problem is grossly underreported. they blame an antiquated system that dates back to the paper records of the late 1940s. listen. >> the government tallies are statistics using billing codes. that's