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i'm jake tapper. breaking news in our national lead. deadly gunfire on a college campus that started with the report of an active shooter and then, of course, the inevitable lockdown. scenes such as this one, students using equipment, classroom equipment to barricade themselves into the room. posting photographs on social media as police spanned out across the 400-acre campus as they found two people dead. stephanie elam is at ucla. is the threat to public safety now over? >> reporter: yes, that's what we understand now, jake. in fact, we're standing out here as students started returning to campus. it was very much deserted for most of the morning as police were searching for potential other people on the loose who may be shooting. it was a murder/suicide. it happened about 10:00 in the morning local time this happened. the campus wasn't reopened until 12:15 or 12:30 or so so people are just coming out and finding out. the police chief saying that the murder/suicide was contained and out of abundance

jake? >> and alison, those americans who are watching this, what should they do if they are worried about their investments or their retirement accounts? >> well, first of all, you may not want to look at your 401(k) today. you're not going to be happy what you see. don't get emotional about it and if you have a plan and you're diversified, many investment advisers say stick with it. fidelity said that those who cashed out of the stock market during the financial crisis wound up on missing one of the biggest bold markets that we've seen in many years and that brings me to what many other traders told me today, who see this as a big buying opportunity, that if you've got -- if you're diversified, too far away -- and you are far away from retirement, actually, and you have a strong stomach, many see this as a great buying opportunity. jake? >> and there you see the dow plunging more than 600 points today after the news of the uk leaving the eu. rana is a cnn global economic analyst and assist

jake?> and jeff, i wanted to ask you, roger clinton, the half-brother of president bill clinton, he got arrested in california. what's the charge and have we heard anything from the clinton campaign about this? >> reporter: jake, the clinton campaign has not responded to this, to our request for comment about this but it's the half-brother of the former president. he was arrested on sunday evening for driving under the influence in redondo beach, california. he posted bond and his bail was $15,000. it's not the first time there's been a controversy there. of course, the president when he was leaving office in the final days of 2001, he pardoned him for a cocaine charge. this is totally unrelated but certainly not the type of news that the clinton campaign would like to see headlined on the day before the california primary. jake? >> jeff zeleny, thank you so much. >>> turning now to an obama administration decision that we learned about today, one that is, once again, at odds with president

boris, tell us the latest. >> reporter: hey, jake.ive alan grayson, who confirmed cleanup crews are now inside the club, beginning the very difficult task of cleaning up what you can imagine is just a horrific mess. right now crews are working to process the remains and begin the very difficult task of identifying them so they can provide information to the families of those affected. officials have been asking for patience in this process because of the scope of this investigation and the nature of it. obviously we're dealing with terrorism here. it's going to be a long time before some families get answers. that can be excruciating, as we saw with the crowds outside of the orlando regional medical center this morning that were fighting with doctors essentially to get information about their loved ones. i can also tell you that there was a van outside of the venue that officials believe belonged to the suspect. that is being cleared right now as we speak. obviously with officials telling us he had some kind of device on him, there wa

i am jake tapper. we just got a statement from donald trump. we are going to go live to our reporter on the scene, sarah murray, to tell us what the statement says. i believe it is about the judge. sarah. we are not ready for sarah yet. we're going to bring that to you in a second. but let us take a moment, exactly eight years to the day after ending her first bid for the white house, hillary clinton tonight will declare she has enough delegates to be the democratic party's presumptive nominee for president. we now have sarah murray. let's go to sarah murray to tell us this breaking news from the trump campaign. sarah, what does the statement say? >> reporter: you guys -- jake, it's a pretty lengthy statement. so stick with me. i'll come with the first part here. it is unfortunate that my comments -- this is from donald trump. it is unfortunate that my comments have been misconstrued as a categorical attack against people of mexican heritage. i am friends with and employ thousands of people of mexican and hispanic descent. the american justice

jake's best friend accepted his diploma holding up jake's football jersey as he crossed the stage. >> we call them our gentle giant. 6'4", 200 something pounds. but he is the most giving, sweetest, kindest kid that you would ever meet. >> reporter: jake was supposed to play football at cal poly in the fall, but it's unlikely he will walk again. >> we haven't lost hope. we always hear of those stories of people saying, dr. saying you're never going to walk and then you do. so that's our attitude. >> reporter: his family holding out for the best, overcome with massive support from san ramon valley high and the denver community. jake is expected to be in the icu for the next few weeks. his family tells me the focus right now is not on any permanent damage, but hope for the future. in walnut creek, cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >> the family tells kpix 5 the football coaches have reached out to jake with best wishes for his complete recovery. >>> puppies still -- it's back home with her family tonight. investigators think she may have been sold on the street. officers say two men snatched mayo

live in orlando, special coverage continues right now with jake tapper. jake? >>> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. we have breaking new details about the worst mass shooting in u.s. history and the deadliest terror attack on american soil since 9/11. 49 people were slaughtered, 53 others wounded. some grieve yously at a gay nightclub yesterday morning by this terrorist, omar siddiqui mateen who pledged allegiance to isis. >> oh, my god. they are shooting back and forth. >> reporter: the terrorist was killed in a shootout with police after s.w.a.t. team tried to get in to the club to save hostages. while there's no indication as of now that this attack was directed about i a specific overseas terrorist group, the terrorist was known by the fbi and had been interviewed three times about possible terror connections. we are now learning that authorities continue to investigate whether others may have been involved in planning or helping to carry out this deadly carnage. we have a team of correspondents and analysts covering every angle of the story, a closer

i'm jake tapper. we're live in culver city. what we have today, this hour, my interviews with both secretary of state hillary clinton and the presumptive nominee, donald trump. these interviews were just done in the last 24 hours and there's been an intense back and forth between these two candidates. those interviews coming to you in a moment. first, how in the world did we get here? and by that, i don't mean a parking lot in culver city. cnn's jeff zeleny is joining me here. we are not even done with the primaries yet. bernie sanders is out there fighting saying he can become the nominee. you would think, based on what is going on, that the trump and clinton showdown is where it is. >> no doubt about it. this is the sound track of this campaign we're going to hear for the next five months over and over. what donald trump and hillary clinton are telling you. they are also telling voters here, it's one of the reasons that hillary clinton is going so hard after donald trump, to persuade all of the demo

i'm jake tapper in los angeles.t may be sunny here in california but the presidential race has taken a dark turn this week with donald trump's charged remarks roiling many and hillary clinton warning ominously of the consequence of electing trump. her newly full-throated atack comes on trump while she's still struling to fend off that other rival of hers, senator bernie sanders. sanders is pledging to fight on. i asked clinton about both men when we met up here in los angeles. madam secretary, thanks for agreeing to do this. >> great to see you, jake. >> i asked donald trump where you couldn't trust him with the nuclear codes it's not tough to imagine him bringing the country into war because somebody got under his very thin skin, pretty close to a quote and his response was she's the one that voted to go to war in iraq. how do you respond to that? >> well, i think the speech was really an attempt to present to the american people everything that he has said, what he has proposed that he would do, which violates rep

i'm jake tapper. hillary clinton tried to eviscerate donald trump's greatest campaign strength his perceived business acumen. >> we cannot put a person like this with all his empty promises in a position of power over our lives. we can't let him bankrupt america like we are one of his failed casinos. >> clinton is hoping to exploit any potential weaknesses in her rival after an unsteady few weeks in his campaign and now the businessman finds himself lagging behind hillary clinton in how much money their campaigns have in the bank what's called cash on hand. he's behind her to the tune of $40 million. we've got reporters covering both presidential campaigns this afternoon. we're going to begin with cnn's senior white house correspondent jim acosta. he's live outside trump tower. jim, mr. trump trying to regain the offensive this week turning the focus back on his democratic opponent. >> reporter: that's right, jake. donald trump is working in overdrive trying to reassure republicans that he is running

wait a minute, jake. i've been in success in every business i have been in, real estate one of the most successful, television, the apprentice, nbc wanted to renew so badly, you have no idea. >> what does that have to do with temperament? >> you can't have that success without temperament. we need strong temperament in this country. we have been led by weak people, weak, ineffective people. countries have taken advantage of us, whether it is militarily or otherwise. we have been taken advantage of by everybody. we have people with weak temperament. i have a very strong temperament but i have a temperament that's totally under control and you know, she mentions that i'll bring us into war. she's the one that wanted to go into iraq. she raised her hand. she didn't know what the hell she was doing, she raised her hand. i said i don't want to go into iraq, it will destabilize the middle east and i was 100% right. >> you said the judge in the trump university case, you said it was conflict of interest because

wait a minute, jake. i've been successful in every business i've been in, if you think, real estate, one of the most successful. television, "the apprentice," which is forget it, nbc wanted to renew so badly, you have no idea. >> what does that have to do with temperament? you're very successful there's no question. >> you can't have that success without temperament and i was thinking about the word temperament and we need a strong temperament in this country. we have had led by weak people, weak and ineffective people. countries have taken advantage of us, militarily or otherwise. we've been taken advantage of by everyone. we have people with weak temperaments. i have a strong temperament but i have a temperament totally under control. she mentions i'll bring us into war. she wanted to go to iraq. she raised her hand, didn't know what the hell she was doing. she raised her hand. i said i don't want to go into iraq. iraq is going to destabilize the middle east. is with -- i was 100% right. >> i have looke

jake? >> all right. thanks. you see on your screen, down 260 point today. that's on top of the more than 600 points on friday. all of this uncertainty on wall street of course pales in comparison to the uncertainty on downing street right now every hour frankly the uk looks less like a fully functioning government with resignation letters from lawmakers in the uk. piling up and now some of the master minds behind brexit are acknowledging that some of the biggest promises made by the leave campaign are not frankly achievable. cnn senior international correspondent clarissa ward is live with me here in washington. clarissa, explain exactly what david cameron, british prime minister did today because people are saying he left the nation in a state of paralysis. what exactly did he do? >> prime minister david cameron is in an impossible situation. he states his credibility on the fact that staying in the eu was essential. so now what he is saying is i'm not going to be the person who was going

"state of the union" with jake tapper is on now. >>> good morning, i'm jake tapper in washington with breaking news, specifically a horrific massacre in florida. police say that some 20 people are dead and 42 injured, after a mass shooting at a gay nightclub in orlando. the special fbi agent in charge says there are suggestions the suspect may have had leaningings toward radical islamic terrorism, although nothing is definitive yet. police released the first details a short time ago. >> the suspect is dead. he appeared to be carrying a rifle, an assault type rifle and a handgun, and had some type of device on him. >> the incident started around 2:00 this morning eastern time, shortly after the nightclub posted this message on its facebook page "everyone get out of pulse and keep running." pulse is the name of the nightclub. police now say an officer responded and there was a shoot-out outside the club. the gunman then ran inside and a hostage situation began. about three hours later about 5:00 a.m. eastern police used an armored vehicle to knock down the door and enter the club. they

jake? >> manu, i don't want to be skeptical here. i'm sure a lot of these expressions are heartfelt and democrats do want gun control. but i can't help but notice it's an election year and there might be some politics at play. >> reporter: that's right. republicans believe that democrats aren't willing to cut a deal on an issue as well because they don't want to lose. this is a very potent political speech and there's a bill moving to the senate right now but actually a lot of republicans don't -- aren't ready to support it because the nra is not ready to support it yet. >> manu raju, thank you. first, on the campaign trail today, donald trump delivering the speech that many republicans have been waiting for, a point-by-point critique of hillary clinton, donations to the clinton foundation. jim acosta is joining me now live from new york. the speech happened to have another added benefit. it changed the subject away from donald trump's campaign troubles. >> it sure did. the theme of today's

i'm told also like you are, jake, that mr.ma was absorbing all that donald trump said yesterday afternoon about muslims and that he expressed to his aides that he wanted to come out and say something. the result today was months and maybe even years of pent-up frustration watching and listening to donald trump. >> we are now seeing how dangerous this mind-set and this thinking can be. >> reporter: a rhetorical explosion, rare for any president, especially one who prides himself on keeping calm. >> the presumptive nominee of the president of the united states wants to bar all muslims here to america, language that singles out immigrants, and suggests entire religious communities are complicit in violence. where does this stop? >> reporter: tearing into donald trump with visible anger and disgust. >> that's not the america we want. that doesn't reflect our democratic ideals. it won't make us more safe, it will make us less safe. >> reporter: the power of his words amplified by the stage craft, a commander-in-chief coming out of

jake? >> tel aviv is a thriving metropolis, very secular in ways, reminiscent, in some ways, of a european city. tell us more specifically about sarona market. >> reporter: so it is an open area, as i say, where young people go to have a good time. not young people exclusively but it's about drinking, socializing, eating. it's about going out to eat in the evening during the balmy evenings that we have here. it is, in a sense, that classic, soft terror target. the harm is obviously quite extreme. and what we've seen here is a coordinated attack and it involved a firearm. what we've been seeing here a lot lately has been smaller using unsophisticated and a firearm of some sort and multiple people and a degree of coordination in a city that i think as you're touching on it, it's more secular. it's not that attacks don't take place in tel aviv but it happens from a distance sfr tfrom the violence that we usually see. >> cnns that three correspondents covering the conflicts and life in that cou

jake, i visited 46 states throughout this campaign. i talked to the workers who saw their jobs go abroad. i talked to workers who are working longer hours for low wages. people who are worried to death about the future of this country and what happens to their kids. so the question is, with all of the increase in technology and productivity, and all of this great global economy, why is it that the middle class continues to shrink the gap between the very, very rich and everybody else goes wider and wider, and we got 47 million people in this country living in poverty. what ordinary people are saying is, hey, get an economy that works for all of us and not just the people on top. and i think that is to a significant degree what this brexit vote was about. >> donald trump, i know you disagree with him on a lot but you do have some overlap when it comes to talking about the elites in washington, and opposition to trade deals. mr. trump says he sees a great parallel between the brexit vote and his own campaign. does it make, does it give y

first, we'll start with jake tapper's interview with donald trump from "state of the union." >> i have had horrible rulings. i have been treated very unfairly by this judge. i am going to do very well with the hispanics, the mexicans. >> so no mexican judge can be involved in a case that involves you? >> he's a member of a society that's, you know, very pro-mexico, which is fine -- think he should refuse himself. >> what's he know -- >> does he know the lawyer on the other side, you know, a lot of people say yes -- >> i'm not talking about -- >> that's another problem. >> you're invoking his race when you talk about whether or not he can do his job -- >> jake, i'm building a wall, okay, i'm trying to keep business out of mexico. mexico's fine. there's nothing -- >> but he's an american. >> he's of mexican heritage. and he's very proud of -- >> but he's an american. you keep talking about it's a conflict of interest because of mexico -- >> jake, i have a case that should have been dismissed already. i have thousands of people saying trump university is fantastic. i have a judge that nev

i'm jake tapper. welcome to "the lead." hillary clinton just finished her first major speech and can she do the job in commander in chief saying donald trump could lead the u.s. into a war. let's begin with brianna keilar who is live in san diego where clinton just wrapped up her speech. clinton turning to the general election here, although we must point out, she and senator bernie sanders locked in a very tight race in the state of california. >> reporter: that's right, jake. too close for comfort if you're looking at the polls, especially in a state that has such a huge delegate hall. 475 delegates at stake. a win here, a loss here, but either way she and her campaign feel that they will have the nomination and she is now looking forward towards that general election with a scathing speech taking aim at donald trump's experience, judgment and temperament. tonight, hillary clinton is ripping in to donald trump on foreign policy. >> he says he has foreign policy experience because he ran the miss uni

jake? >> he's a leader of the progressive movement. jeff zeleny, thanks so much. let's talk about the milestone in this 2016 race. joining me is mitch stewart, nomi combs, with the accountability project, alex cohen, now a partner at firehouse strategies pr firm and last but certainly not least, trump spokesperson katrina pierson. nomi, i'm very interested in hearing what you think because you're a sanders supporter and hillary needs you if she's going to win. where are you? where is your head and heart at? >> my hard is with the majority of those under the age of 45 who have been part of this movement. that includes democrats, independents, first-time voters. you know, the country that we see moving forward is going to be a much more progressive country and unified country. that's where my heart is right now. my head is, i'm a democrat. and so i like senator sanders and want to take on donald trump and we need to focus our energy on preventing this man from entering office and most likely

finally, jake, i'll just add this.ness inside that bathroom with the shooter as he was making these calls. he also said this in those conversations. he said that there were snipers outside. he said there was a suicide bomber hidden inside that club so he was claiming that there were other accomplices. he was trying to incite that fear. >> jim sciutto, thanks. we'll come back with more about the orlando terrorist attacks. stay with us. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority: you so we know how to cover almost almoanything.hing, even a ufh2o. [man] that's not good. [pilot] that's not good. [man] that's really not good. [burke] it happened august fourteenth,2008, and we covered it.talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ real is tou

jake, are you ready? i have a case that should have been dismissed already. i have thousands of people saying trump university is fantastic. i have a case that should have been dismissed. i have a judge that never ever gives a break. we lose the plaintiff, he lets the plaintiff of the case out. why isn't he canceling the case. >> you disagree with his rulings, i totally understand that. >> i've had lawyers come up to me saying you are being treated so unfairly, it's unbelievable. you know the plaintiffs in the case have all said wonderful things about the school and they're suing. you know why? they want their money back. >> i don't want to litigate the case. >> you have to. >> of trump university. >> because if he was giving me fair rulings i wouldn't say that. jake, if he were giving me fair rulings -- >> i don't care if you criticize him. you can criticize every decision. what i'm saying is if you invoke his race as a reason why -- >> i think that's the reason he's doing it. >> when hillary clinton says it's a racist attack -- >> hillary clinton is a stiff

i'm jake tapper. this sunday morning on "state of the union," my interviews with hillary clinton and donald trump and bernie sanders will be added to the mix. that's at 9:00 a.m. and noon on sunday. >>> happening now, breaking news. poor judgment? donald trump lashes out at a judge overseeing the trump university fraud case, suggesting he's bias because of his mexican heritage. >> no let-up. hillary clinton steps up her blistering attacks on donald trump saying he's not qualified to be commander in chief. but has trump found hillary's achilles heel with attacks on her e-mail? >>> american advisers. as local forces step up offenses against isis, the u.s. military is stepping up its role on the ground. cnn has learned that another 250 advisers and trainers are heading into syria. >>> kim jong-un shows off an adult defector who have lived their entire lives in north korea. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >>> the breaking news, hillary clinton and donald trump are answering the bell f

tappert, jake didn't want to litigate those on air.he problem is he steps back and says why is there this bias instead of pointing to the organization, listening to the argument maybe he is for illegal immigration, he wants to make that argument, it is fine. problem is saying mexican heritage. that's where he made the mistake. he said a jew can't be unbiased because of some policy, would that be anti-semitic? >> he is not saying that, it is the american judge with mexican heritage, he is american, let's make that clear. >> donald trump is not making that clear. >> he should. he should make that very clear. if he had a problem with the judge having mexican heritage, why did he not bring it up many years ago when the judge became part of the case. he is only bringing it up now in light of these actions. it is not the right logic, i disagree what he said, but -- >> oh, my goodness gracious, he is not just bringing it up now because he had epiphany that this guy has mexican he ethnici he is bringing it up because the trump university case

. >>> i'm jake tapper in washington. we continue cnn's breaking news coverage of the deadliest shooting in u.s. history. for those of you just waking up and turning on the television, you might want to move the kids away from the tv. 50 people have been killed, 53 others are seriously injured after an overnight mass shooting, a terrorist act at an lgbt nightclub in orlando, florida. the shooting started today, a couple minutes after 2:00 a.m. eastern time. police say an officer responded, there was a shootout outside the club, the club is pulse. the gunman ran inside the pulse nightclub and a hostage situation began shortly thereafter. the nightclub posted this message on its facebook page "everyone get out of pulse and keep running." the hostage standoff lasted about three hours. at 5r7bd o'clock :00 in the mor used a bear cat to knock down the door and enter the club. they shot and killed the gunman who has been identified by law enforcement sources as omar seddique mateen from fort pierce, florida. a law enforcement s

♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪t there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered th diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and rning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about diabetic nerve pain. tell 'em cedric sent you. >>> last night, donald trump accused american soldiers of stealing money that the united states sent to iraq. >> crooked as hell. baskets of money, handing it out. i want to know who are the soldiers that had that job? i think they are living well right now, whoever they may be. >> one of the soldiers who had that job joins us now. former army sergeant corbinreeve. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> it is a pleasure, thank you for having me. >> what was your reaction, when you heard donald trump say that? >> my fir

classmates wore number 54 in honor of jake javier. of his coaches talked about harvey. >> -- jacy. he does all the right things. captain of the football team. he was that kid. >> he should be here walking at graduation with us. >> reilly was there, a swim party, javier hit his head diving. his friends jumped in. >> everyone was asking, can you move, what are you thinking. he was saying i can't feel my legs. >> this is stuff you read about but not what you think will happen. >> it happened and suddenly the commencement speeches about how life is fragile took on new meaning. on the field where he played and airlifted his principal read from an essay about working with special education speech. >> not let the little things bother me and inspire me to love lifelike he does. his family calls him a general giant and hope after the surgery. >> we're praying he will get feeling and movement in his hands so he could use his arms. we don't know, the next few weeks will tell. >> when students received the diploma hargentlemenner -- jar years was

we heard jake talking to donald trump. donald trump seems to suggest gonzalo curiel's parents were born in mexico and he was born in new york, he cannot get a fair hearing. then donald trump expanded the definition further when he seemed to rule out muslim judges as well or raised the possibility. listen. >> if it were a muslim judge, would you feel they would not treat you fairly because of that policy of yours? >> it's possible, yes. absolutely. >> you hear it there. eugene, that is causing a lot of concern among the republican party. >> very much so. we have seen many republican leaders push back on donald trump's comments because they are concerning to people. it is especially a party doing poorly with latino voters. there is concern where this viewpoint will end. what's next? is gender next? will he believe women cannot rule over cases not only he is involved in, but in general? this is of course, something that people are paying attention to because there's a lot of talk about the supreme court with this election and

>> reporter: jake, they're still processing the scene right now. the law enforcement presence that was here this morning with dozens of agencies out here has diminished significantly, but there is still a huge line between us and that club back there, pulse nightclub. we're about three blocks away. we know investigators have been scanning every room inside the club. we heard from sources earlier that the suspect, omar mateen, had some kind of device on him. it's unclear what kind of device that was, whether or not it was an actual explosive, some kind of ied. but you can imagine that the investigation will go from there, and they'll look into this person's travel records, his online history, what kind of ties he may have had, and what was going through his mind shortly before carrying this out. we're learning he's actually not far from this area. he's from ft. pierce, florida, which is just west from here. again, there's a name, but we don't have a motive. that's really the next phase of this investigation. i can also tell you that about an hour ag

jake. >> that seems to be the case. although according to recent polls slightly less than half of bernie sanders supporters are right now supporting former secretary of state hillary clinton's presidential run. that could be problematic for her in states like ohio. but elizabeth warren playing a very aggressive attack dog role. let's roll a little bit of her comments about donald trump from just a few minutes ago. >> donald trump calls african-americans thugs, muslims terrorists, latinos rapists and criminals and women bimbos. hillary clinton believes that racism hatred injustice and bigotry have no place in our country. she fights for us. she fights for us and we will fight for hillary clinton. >> very strong advocacy. she makes a case that hillary clinton has a tough time making herself. warren, very feisty. >> she calls him a nasty man, and those are the nice things she said about donald trump. the democratic party still has some challenges but much more so than the fractured republican side. showing 80% of democrats

mitch, i don't know if you heard me, jake tapper here with cnn.e. >> reporter: okay. >> mitch, can you hear me? it is jake tapper with cnn. >> we're having problems with his cell phone, evan. let me bring you back in. how do they determine whether or not a specific terrorist zroup responsible for an attack like this? do they wait for a group to claim responsibility? >> you do all of those things, but one of the things happening right now, the u.s. intelligence committee is looking at communications. you look to see what communications there might have been, if somebody made a phone call, you can try to look and see who they were communicating with. that might give you an indication if there was somebody. >> thank you. more on this breaking news out of istanbul in "the situation room" stay with cnn. of a trip to athens, greece. you accidentally booked a flight to athens, georgia. with travelocity, there's no fee to cancel or rebook most flights within 24 hours. travelocity® wander wisely™ >>> happening now, breaking news. a turkish official says tw

and here's donald trump in a heated exchange that we want you to see in full with our jake tapper, just moments ago. >> i have had horrible rulings, i've been treated very unfairly by this judge. now, this judge is a mexican heritage. i'm building a wall, okay? i'm building a wall. i am going to do very well with the hispanics. the mexicans. >> so no mexican judge could ever be involved in a case that involves you? >> he's a member of a society where, you know, very pro-mexico and that's fine. it's all fine. >> but you're calling into question his heritage because he's latino. >> does he know the lawyer on the other side? i mean, does he know the lawyer? you know. a lot of people say -- >> i'm not talking about that. >> that's another problem. >> but you're invoking his race when talking about whether or not he can do his job. >> jake, i'm building a wall, okay? i'm building a wall. i'm trying to keep business out of mexico. mexico is fine. there's nothing -- >> but he's an american. >> he's a mexican heritage. and he's very proud of it, as i am where i come from. >> but he's an america

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lee. >> reporter: jake javier is a 4.0 student.is a celebrated athlete, recently named athlete of the year in san ramon valley. his plans are to go to cal poly. he is supposed to be here tonight with the rest of the class of 2016 to receive his diploma. instead he is in icu preparing to undergo another surgery. it's a moment that devastated students at san ramon valley high school. their star athlete who won accolades on the field was being airlifted off of them. >> he was such a nice kid. >> we graduated high school, and the next, everything, in a word for it, is gone. >> reporter: jake javier celebrated with a pool party near the school. 26' 4" senior had been named athlete of the year and planned to play football next year at cal poly, san luis 0 bis possible. friends say javier took a dive from a raised hot tub into the pool. >> i heard some people say -- he was kind of floating in the water, then i heard some people say he looked up and said i can't swim andy was struggling in the water. >> people were trying to hold his head

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jake? >> wolf, it is a big night and we're going to check in with correspondents who are covering all the candidates on this pivotal night. first to jeff zeleny in brooklyn, new york, clinton campaign headquarters and jeff, what are we expecting exactly from former secretary of state hillary clinton this evening? is she going to, if she crosses the threshold officially, is she going to declare victory? >> well jake, hillary clinton is going to mark this moment tonight and what a moment it is. it's a moment she of course has been waiting some long eight years for, but i am told that she's going to frame these choices now facing america. this is about much more than just six election contests tonight. it's about much more than this democratic primary fight she's been engaged in so long. her advisers tell me she will brake this choice playing out across the country for the next five months with donald trump. we've seen a glimpse of that in the foreign policy address last week in san diego but

i'm jake tapper. two major developments showing the divisions not only within our world of politics but in our nation. first, at the u.s. supreme court in what will be the biggest blow ever to president obama's agenda. in a one-sentence deadlock ruling, justices blocked president obama's executive actions on immigration. and then at the u.s. capitol, a block away in an extraordinary show of defiance, or depending on your point of view, a publicity stunt, after more than 25 hours, democrats ended their sit-in on the floor of the house calling for a vote on gun control legislation. the protests coming, of course, in the wake of the orlando terrorist attack that left 49 people dead. let's start at the u.s. capitol with cnn's sunlen serfaty. house speaker paul ryan did not agree to bring up any gun control measure to the floor for a vote. but still, this push largely by democrats to try to block those on the terrorist watch list from purchasing firearms legally, that will almost certainly be a campaign is

♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese "day to feel ali"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ .ght, donald trump accused american soldiers of stealing money that the united states sent to iraq. >>rooked as hell. baskets of money, handing it out. i want to know who are the soldiers that had that job? i think they are living well right now, whoever they may be. >> one of the soldiers who had that job joins us now. former army sergeant corbinreeve. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> it is a pleasure, thank you for having me. >> what was your reaction, when you heard donald trump say that? >> my first reaction was, is he talking about me? i was incredulous to his comments, they didn't make sense to me. i had the specific job he was talking about. >> tell us how you handled money in iraq, what the money was for? >> i deproied in the striker team, noncommission officer in charge of western baghdad. our job was to go into the neighborhoods, meet with people who had been affected by u.s. forces, shot in the line of fire, discern if that damage came from u.s. forces, and comp

music from jake bugg.eaturing the 8g band with jon theodore. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doin' tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case let's get to the news. "the associated press" reported yesterday that hillary clinton is now the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. making her the first woman to be nominated for president by a major u.s. party. and today president obama marked the occasion by saying, "not yet, hillary." [ light laughter ] hillary clinton shot down the a.p. report calling her the democratic nominee and said, "while she is flattered, she needed to focus on today's races." really? that's like if you got love notes from a girl in your class for all four years of high school and then you ask her to senior prom and she goes, well, what day is prom? [ laughter ] hillary clinton today responded to her status as the presumptive democratic nominee calli

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that is what jake peavy does. threw 77 pitches and he had defensive help from hunter pence and dennard span. the giants had five hits and one of them a triple by denard span with two outs and jake peavy scored the one run they would need. span had three of the giants five hits and scored three to kind of break it open. a bouncing single to right. they had two more and the giants have now won 16th of the last 19 and they are rolling in first place right now beating the braves. 4-0. the a's will play this evening and highlights of that one against the twins later on. got to take you to the golf course in florida. where we had unusual site. in florida, buffalo creek golf course. maybe they ought to rename it to gator creek. that is a 15-foot gator. >> what do they do with it? >> whatever. you play through. let him go. >> the guy videoing it but he looks like he is on his toes ready to go and at any second like i don't want to get too close to that thing. from what i understand, they can move pretty quick. if he decid

♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪hters are battling a mass eu wildfire near santa barbara, california fuelled by the heat blistering much of southern california. the cher pa fire burned 8,000 acres of natural wildlife. we are joined from california with the latest developments. have firefighters made progress against the blaze? >> they have. the numbers are still at 45% containment but the number will rise later today when they have had a chance to go back, check the containment lines and give us new figures. all day they have been doing ariel assault, dropping retardant along the ridge. they are continuing to build containment lines. it's hotter and drier today. firefighters are facing extreme conditions and that is causing the problem because even an ember from the containment zone if it lands on unburned areas will almost certainly start new fires, 90 to 100% chance. red flag warnings in effect tonight through tomorrow morning. the extra winds will fan flames. treatment conditions, very challenging for firefighters