>> reporter: well, isha, you're right.g a lot from this. the reviews of the trip here in vietnam have been pretty positive. this one says, piece better than war. it's quoting president obama in his address yesterday and this article reflects on the fact the president came here to sort of talk about how much the relationship has transformed between vietnam and the u.s. in the post-war era. the goals of this trip, the stated goals of this trip for both vietnam and the u.s. were to improve security and economic cooperation between the two countries. when you talk about what the u.s. gains from this trip, well, this has been an opportunity for president obama to continue to pitch tpp, the transpacific trade deal which he hopes will become a signature part of his legacy. it remains stalled in washington at the moment. but vietnam and the u.s. are not the only interested parties in this trip. you've got a big third party that's carefully watching this, and that, of course, is china. people in china are closely scrutinizing the e

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i'm isha sesay in los angeles. >> and i'm john vause.he u.s. presidential election. 11:00 here on the west coast. donald trump and hillary clinton are nearing the finish line in their race to clinch their parties' presidential nominations. that's despite the fact that democrat bernie sanders has won net another primary, west virginia. >> sanders with a divisive 51% of the vote. clinton with 36%. democrats are awarded proportion alley in west virginia. so even though sanders wins more, clinton still has a commanding lead. >> sanders has he's facing an uphill climb like mt. everest but staying optimistic and promising to stay in the race. >> let me be as clear as i can be. we are in this campaign to win the democratic nomination. [ cheers and applause ] >> and we are going to fight for every last vote in oregon, kentucky, california, the dakotas. >> well, a very good night for the only republican left in the race, donald trump. he wins in west virginia with 76% of the vote. ted cruz with 9%. john kasich with 6%. >> and in nebraska, trump t

i think it will happen, isha. appreciate reince and his hard work for the gop, but until someone has 1,237 bound delegates, there is no presumptive nominee. california, here we come. i mean, as you look at this from the democratic side, this is like the charge of the light brigade, isn't it? damn the torpedos. >> the reality is this guy has become the ron paul of the 2016 campaign, and they may have to change the platform or the rules at the convention to prevent, you know, john kasich from being even relevant at this point. >> it's purely fantasy land. i'm not sure why. look, i think marco rubio still has more delegates, and marco dropped out. john kasich can go on. he's got a very lean and mean campaign. he doesn't need campaign contributions. he doesn't run television ads. so he's going to go to the convention but we're going to see if he doesn't drop out soon, he'll become a laughingstock. >> dave, to you, on the democratic side of things, bernie sanders staying in the race, keeping his eye on california. take

. >> and i'm isha sesay.e debris found earlier in the mediterranean sea did not come from the missing jet. air traffic controllers lost contact with the plane thursday as it flew from paris to cairo with 66 people on board. >>e esmost of the people on boa were french. it's possible a terror attack brought down the plane. >> the situation may point, i said may. i don't want to go to speculation. i don't want to go to assumptions like others, but if you analyze this situation properly, the possibility of having a different action aboard, of having a terror attack is higher than having a technical problem. >> as the investigation continues, security has been heightened at los angeles international airport out of an abundance of caution. security, too, has been increased at an um in of other airports around the world. cnn has reporters across the region covering this story from every angle. >> max foster brings us from charles de gaulle in paris and becky anderson joins us from cairo. >> it's been daylight for th

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. >> i'm isha sesay. hello. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> indiana delivers the final blow to ted cruz's campaign and donald trump is now the presumptive republican presidential nominee. >> it's a decisive victory for trump with 53% of the vote. a bitter disappointment for cruz, who campaigned hard but got only 36%. john kasich is in distant third at 7%. >> trump needs 1,237 delegates to clinch the nomination. is now less than 200 delegates away. for cruz, the writing was on the wall. he pulled out all the stops in indiana, but his poor showing in the must-win state was the final straw. >> from the beginning, i've said that i would continue on as long as there was a viable path to victory. tonight, i'm sorry to say -- >> no! >> -- it appears that path has been foreclosed. >> well, donald trump used the end of ted cruz's presidential bid to begin the process of uniting the republican party. he even commended cruz for pulling out of the race. >> cruz hthis has been an amazi ev

our coverage now continues with john vause and isha sesay in los angeles. >>> and, don, thank you verywe'll let you guys go off to church. >> indeed. thank you, don. welcome to los angeles where we continue our live coverage of the oregon and kentucky primaries. >> well, for the democrats, a split decision. hillary clinton by a nose edging out bernie sanders in kentucky's primary with less than 2,000 votes. a razor thin win, which breaks a string of recent losses. >> sanders does get the win in oregon, though, with 53% of the vote right now. here's the big picture for you. the delegate count. clinton is now 89 shy of locking up the democratic nomination. sanders says he's not

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. >> john and isha. >> polls more than six months out from an election are usually of questionable value. but these latest numbers seem to show a problem for democrats. here with us from the l.a. newsroom. it's a trend line which a lot of people are looking at. it shows trump doing better, clinton worse. is this because he's hit a high point after the nomination and hillary clinton's really still struggling. >> that's a big part of it, but the bigger thing is the independent voters. those who don't necessarily align themselves with either side are going to donald trump, at least in the short term. that's one of the advantages he has of wrapping up his contest early. that's the difference in these polls over a month or so ago. he is consolidating the support for voters right down the middle who weren't sure about him before and it is one of the worries the clinton campaign has that they are losing time here. they're still focusing on bernie sanders, of course and donald trump has unified them. but the independent voters in the middle that can swing all around, that is what speaks to why d