jane sanders is the wife of senator bernie sanders. uesday and you're absolutely right, not just california but several contests coming up a week from today. jane, thank you very much. >> thanks, wolf. bye-bye. >> later today, hillary clinton will join jake tapper live to talk about the campaign in california. donald trump's financial contributions. the veterans groups. his policies. that airs live 4:00 p.m. eastern on the lead with jake tapper later today. up next. more on the breaking news. donald trump falls out. hillary clinton. news media, republicans aren't ready to back him as their nominee. we'll be right back with much more coverage. allergy relief.® for pl and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with slee

have they been asked about jane sanders tenure there? ave nod asked them about the tenure there adding to the frustration. i think there are a lot of sanders seeing election day in kentucky and really having to wake up to all this stuff. i have not specifically asked them about jane sanders role at the college. >> has anybody responded about her role at the college? >> i haven't seen anything about her role. >> clinton supporters have long said the sanders team seems, in their view, get off easy and not pupt under the same scrutiny hillary clinton is. i wonder if any of what you read today is the press paying more attention to bernie sanders. >> for someone who has seen bernie sanders speak more than 100 times, the press is paying attention to him. he has had a traveling press corps for months. people asking him about his tox returns and what he has been able to accomplish. we've been writing stuff about the different things he has been doing. we have been paying attention to bernie sanders. the clinton campaign will say there's not enoug

jane sanders is a bert woman -- better woman than i am.s part of the dnc, have been an activist and i'm not as progressive as my millenials elm'll state up the dnc has been holding hands with hillary clinton and you's be blind to not see that. from the fact they have the stacked primaries, have closed primaries, that debbie wasserman schultz has allowed things like lobbyists to come into the democratic national committee, the super delegate and endorsed hill the u.s.a. last year. the list goes on and on. let's be honed here. the democratic party has been talking about hough they would need to raise all this money to compete against republican but wore not win'ing they select their confidences by how much money they can raise and hillary clinton can raise a whole lot of money. who does that benefit? not the people. that benefits the consulting class. the the i'm -- >> she is leading in the polls. your candidate, bernie sanders, leads even bigger in the polls when pitted against republicans, but their argue. is that if this drags out to the

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neil: the one thing that is still jane sanders, this notion that it's actually competitive race if youed delegates, for the superdelegates and man it's impossible. you agree with that? >> no, i don't think it's impossible. bernie sanders has said that the path to be nominated is a narrow one, but it's not impossible. this campaign with the republicans nominating this vulgar cartoon character i say anything at possible. neil: so you're not a fan of donald trump. >> no,, not a fan of donald trump. it is still our hope that bernie sanders is going to be nominated at the democratic convention. i've been privileged to be a delegate to multiple conventions. by sunday i went to our sanders caucus in my congressional district. there were over 100 people on the ballot running for potentially three slots with hundreds and hundreds of other voters waiting to vote in this caucus. this political revolution is real. it's been demonstrated by the record-breaking crowds, the record-breaking small donations, the stunning that to read indiana. there are 13 contests last and i am confident bernie sanders

it doesn't sound like jane sanders is even hearing the thought. jane, thank you for coming back and for coming. >> good to be here, neil. >> you have seen and heard all the pressure. your husband wins indiana and comes away essentially splitting the delegates. what do you think? >> it's par for the course. so, i mean, the superdelegates, many of them have already committed to secretary clinton. we expected that but he won and he won big as he said. >> it's like a kick in the hiney to split the delegates. this is similar to what happened in new hampshire. they had to split the delegates there because of the superdelegates. >> in vermont he got 86% of the vote so that says gets 100% of the delegates anyway. a couple of the superdelegates are with her. but it's par for the course, neil. those are the rules. they don't make a lot of sense but we use them going in, knew them going in and that is the way it is in party politics. >> you're traveling today to kentucky where the primary is in a couple weeks. that's a closed state where independents can't vo

i spoke with jane sanders, spouse of bernie sanders, and i began by asking whether she could point to a precedent for what sanders is now calling for. >> we're doing it bernie's way as always. of course there has been precedent. teddy kennedy with jimmy carter. hillary clinton with barack obama. so the fact is that it's not over until it's over. neither hillary nor bernie will get the requisite number of pledged delegates to be able to wrap up the nomination before the convention. so we go to the convention. >> right, so if you go to the convention, i mean, that was also true back in 2008 if you name checked hillary clinton, who lost to barack obama. once it became clear. it didn't happen until june. i think she dropped out first or second week of june that she was not going to be able to surpass that lead. she did not essentially force a roll call vote at the convention. 1980, that's exactly what ted kennedy did. and there was a pretty active floor battle. his folks trying to win over votes, ultimately that was unsuccessful. but there's a lot of people who look at that example and sa

it was an issue we raised just last week that jane sanders, the wife of bernie sanders, who suspects is an establishment bias against her hur husband. listen to this. >> it doesn't seem fair that superdelegates play such a sized role. we will earn in democracy, it's one person, one vote. evidently not in the primary system. we don't like the concept of the superdelegates. it's pretty much an insurance policy for the establishment. >> all right. to a former indiana senator evan bayh, a democratic backer, what do you make of this view of senator sanders going after debbie waltzerman schultz going after viewing the superdelegates and that there is a bias there. that he and his wife may be right? >> you know, neil, i think this is a time for us to try to come together and you night for november and focus on -- >> that does not appear to be happening. >> well, you know, secretary clinton eight years ago ran all the way to the end. and there was some pretty harsh words exchanged between her and her campaign and president obama. and they came together when it was all over. i would have expe

this anger on the part of bernie sanders fans, you heard from jane sanders, is that fair?that right? if they were winning they probably wouldn't think that. very good to have you, sir. you know and you have heard this before, this frustration on the part of bernie sanders supporters, it's not fair, the superdelegates aren't fair and he's getting the shaft. >> the superdelegates, their create in 1974er in decided the nominee. the single biggest factor in determine hog our nominee is going to be is the pledged delegates. neil: but when you look at the pledged delegates, they are separated by under 300 delegates. you throw in the superdelegates and say forget it, it's not worth the time. >> the superdelegates will have their say at the convention. but the two candidates are competing well together. if you look at the exit polls going back to wisconsin, new york, pennsylvania, connecticut, you see a national trend where a good 70%, 75% of our voters are excited about our primary. neil: that could change to your point. they could not support hillary. >> i think you see that in

the move comes after a controversial purchase of land in 2010 made while jane sanders, wife of candidate bernie sanders, was president of the campus. she spearheaded the purchase of a $10 million, 32-acre tract to double the student enrollment by 2020. but four years later the struggling college sold the parcel at a huge loss and it wasn't enough to save the school. the sanders campaign had no comment. >>> and there's a growing sense of desperation among some political insiders, particularly republicans, unhappy with the inevitable choice of donald trump or hillary clinton. but so far, attempts to lure a third party candidate have come up empty. john kasich has rejected the idea and he's not even sure if he'll endorse trump and ben sasse has called for the independent bid from someone, but that someone won't be him. >> i have been interested in that myself, but i obviously think the country should be having a more meaningful conversation than it is having right now. >> you're still -- >> no, i said i'm never open to it. i think it's pretty obvious both from the polling and my experience

and we have not heard from them and jane sanders bernie's wife. >> she wanted him to wrap it up a bit. >> that's the only thing that could dhaink the dynamic. . >> between donald trump and hillary clinton it gave us a taste of general between them with the woman's card things and hillary clinton firing back with a sale of a woman's card that looked like a subway card they handled that well. >> you used to cover governor chris christie in new jersey and there's been a lot of talk about eye roll heard around -- they need to stop putting christie's behind donald trump because every time they do the christies team to do something more interesting than trump. what did you make of that m >> i think you make a good point stop putting the christie's behind --. >> mary pat is successful business woman in her own right and she had been the bread winner in the household for many ears and i don't want to read into whether or not it was a real eye roll or not but do i believe it could have been? definitely. . >> in congressional district 8 raskin beat out two major democratic competitors and congr

also i don't think we should underestimate jane sanders's role.s anger towards the clintons and how he is treated by the democratic party. is willing to mess things up for them for the sake of doing that. >> do you think there is a fear level? that is the four-legged stool. do you think there are divisions between them on what to do on june 8 if sanders loses california? do think there will -- everyone will be unanimous. or there will be splits? the question is are there any loud voices urging him to try and get out of this race in a rate away immediately after the results on that day? questions on how it could go. if bernie sanders comes out on top in california, that would be reason for everyone to recalibrate their thinking about what senator sanders might do. is there anyone willing to stand up to the candidate himself? pat has urgedt three conciliation with hillary clinton and the democratic party . if they don't come back in a significant way, all bets are off. donald trump is using this time to his advantage. you are at a fundraiser now. yo

. >> we're seeing jane sanders and senator sanders taking the stage. let's listen in. >> thank you! thank you! let me, let me begin by thanking all of you, what a fantastic turnout, thank you so much. [ cheering and applause ] and let me thank jim sobel and nick and francis fisher and gill, kendrick sampson and let me give a special thanks to a very good friend of mine and one of the great actors in our country, danny glover. [ cheering and applause ] danny is not only an extraordinary actor, but as many of you know, he has spent his entire adult life fighting for economic, social justice, danny, thank you for all that you've done. [ cheering cand applause ] let me also take this opportunity to say a word of thanks to the people of kentucky. [ applause ] in a closed primary, something i am not all that enthusiastic about where in independents are not allowed to vote. [ crowd booing ] where secretary clinton defeated barack obama by 250,000 votes in 2008, it appears tonight that we're going to end up with about half of the delegates from kentucky. [ applause ] [ chanting "bernie" ] i

but if you listen to jeff weaver, the campaign manager, or jane sanders, the candidate's wife and his top adviser, they're much more of a pitchfork at the revolution, let's keep going and fighting. i have no question. you heard senator sanders, how passionate he was about stopping donald trump, no matter who wins the nomination. but getting his supporters there. >> why should he give up this platform for this message? bernie sanders' message is more famous and more prominent than he has ever been and he's been fighting this fight for much of his life. >> and you can tell it's deeply personnel. he is very connected to this message. it's why he says the same things over and over again. >> and he's still winning states. >> not to mention, i love the daytona 500 reference as a nascar fan. but also because bernie knows, you just have to be leading one lap to win a race, the last one. he thinkses they could get there. >> coming up, what the clinton camp is saying about her loss tonight and the road forward. and what our exit polls are revealing about a likely clinton/trump matchup. their st

you can just imagine the reaction when in the middle of this stump speech, he came out and said, jane sanders just told me that oregon has been called for bernie sander thes and it is our 20th state and the place went absolutely wild. he is calling this the beginning of his push here in california. he's going to be barnstorming the state, anybody again who thought there was any chance if he lost a state today he may be giving any consideration to the path going-forward, he made it clear tonight as he and his campaign aids told me earlier today, nothing that happened tonight was going to change the trajectory of this race, they are moving forward through california, through the district of columbia and on to the convention. this place is packed to the rafters, 11,168, chris. >> wow! that's a lot of people, thank you very much. >> joining me now at the table, tara edel, ben ginsburg who served on george w. bush and mitt romney's presidential campaigns. you spent a lot of time, casey with the sanders campaign. >> yes, how are they going to land the plane. no, i mean this, what is -- like sanders

the reaction in the middle of this speech, he came out and said james sanders just told me that, jane sanders told me that oregon has been called. he's calling this the beginning of his push here in california, he's going to be barn storming the state and anybody again thought that he lost the state today, he maybe giving consideration to go forward. he and his campaign mates mates nothing is going to change the trajectory of this race. they are moving forward and onto the convention. one more note, this place is absolutely packed. we just got a crowd count of 11,168. >> now, joining me now our democratic strategyist. and our senior correspondence and kasie hunt. all right, you spent a lot of time for the campaigns, how are they planning to land? >> sanders can do math and everybody at this table can do math. there is 300 pledge delegates down zh they haand they have to barring of a situation that could not happen so then what? >> what do you this i? >> it is a question that i have been asking myself how they're going to figure it out and there is this internal trstruggle bac and forth. it ki

for him and fo jane sandersr -- for him and for jane sanders, i think there is real anger towards the the weight he feels treated by the democratic party. to the point where he is willing to mess things up for them for the sake of doing that. john: do you think there is a fear level? by that i mean that divine and jeff weaver and senator sanders and his wife. that is the four-legged stool. do you think there are divisions between them on what to do on june 8 if sanders loses california? do you think everyone will be unanimous, or will there be splits? the question is going to be -- are there any loud voices urging him to try and get out of this race in a graceful way immediately after the results on that day? there are questions on how it could go. if bernie sanders comes out on top in california, that would be reason for everyone to recalibrate their thinking about what senator sanders might do. is there anyone willing to stand up to the candidate himself? at this point, that is where that is coming from. we know that tad and others have urged more conciliation with hillary clinton a

jane sanders ran the place, expanded it and sorted of burned it into the ground. >> i think she definitely did. she went on a $10 million expansion plan for the campus, it had lake-front property and the college's budget was only $4 million annually. she drove up the children's tuition in order to pay for the expansion. the average tuition at burlington college was $10,000 more than an average private institution, other private institution. this is just ironic given the fact that bernie sanders is saying college tuitions are too high. his wife when she was in charge of the school expanded -- overexpanded, thin hiked up the tuition. it's a disaster. charles: she got her hand on the man i and spent like crazy. and she got a $200,000 severance package. you look these young college student in the eye and said go out and vote for the socialist. >> i never said that once in my life. charles: i know you like hillary. >> she is being pulled to the left, but she has never gone that far. the most important thing about this is that we are seeing step one of bernie sanders * finally being vetted. they

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bernie and jane sanders standing side by side with clinton. after tonight if she losing kentucky, it's going to be harder task. . >> if you look at teddy kennedy never getting behind. >> it's been the kiss of death. we know the republican party will be divided. we know there are prominent members of the republican party wo will never be for the republican nominee, donald trump. if the democrat party is united, after tonight it's more likely. then the democrats can say we're not the only united party and probably not the more divided party. i think the republican party is going to be more divided than the democrats. if hillary clinton loses kentucky, if they don't figure out how to settle down the controversy, i think they're going to have a lot more work to do to unify for philadelphia than a few days ago. >> may not be the city of brotherly love. thank you. mark halperin, thank you. >> donald trump and the women's vote. a pro-clinton super pac is on the attack. wait until you see this ad. kentucky right now is too close to call between bernie

. >> i talked to jane sanders, wife of bernie sanders and he released one year of his income tax returns and said to me, we're not going to release anymore of the bernie sanders income tax returns until hillary clinton releases the transcripts. i assume donald trump could pick up the bernie sanders line as well although donald trump hasn't released any income tax returns. >> there's no question he'll be pressured on this and criticized for it and you're right. the democrats have hit him hard. but he is defying some of the criticisms that mitt romney got. a rich guy out of touch. trump is certainly a mega rich guy, but he's got a different relationship with the american electorate. that we'll see. i think there's a larger point in all of this. the tax returns and the negotiations with the party. donald trump has redefined the republican party of 2016. there will be limits to that or the influence of the establishment and that's what we are figuring out. he's asserting his primacy and we are working off a play book for conventional that may not apply. >> he redefined conventional wisdom th

i think jane sanders has been great. there's a lot of spirit in your campaign.ow does that carry you to victory? how does it work? explain it to your own people right now. >> look, this is how it works. there's a number of contest, in fact, most of the contests are very favorable to the senator. the largest eight is coming up. california is coming up. bernie sanders will narrow secretary clinton's lead in pledge delegates. when we arrive this philadelphia, neither candidate will have the number of pledge delegates. when you get there, nobody has won yet. during the course of the convention are able to weigh in on this. i know you're talking about this 18% or whatever it is. it's all she has to win. that's assuming all those pledge or unpledged super delegates stay with her. there's no guarantee of that. >> i agree. >> what's that? >> i agree with you. you hope you'll be able to win over the super delegates. i've heard senator sanders make that point. here's the question. what's the difference down the road say between now and november if you guys, i think you ca

why the latest trend is not hillary clinton's friend and why jane sanders is saying she won't be the s' wife is joining us. and mark cuban will be here and thinks donald trump could go all the way, and maybe in a landslide. we'll be hearing from both soon. >>> we are now an hour away from

just imagine the reaction when in the middle of this stump speech, chris, he came out and said jane sanders just told me that oregon has been called for bernie sanders. it is our 20th state, and the place went absolutely wild. he is calling this the beginning of his push here in california. he's going to be barnstorming the state. anybody, again, who thought that there was any chance that if he lost a state today, he might be giving any reconsideration to the path going forward, he made it very clear tonight as he and his campaign aides have made to me earlier today that nothing that happened tonight was going to change the trajectory of this race. they are moving forward through california, through the district of columbia, and on to the convention. and just one more note. this place is absolutely packed to the rafters. we just got a crowd count. 11,168, chris. >> wow. that's a lot of people, chris jansing, thank you very much, there in carson, california. joining me now at the table, democratic strategist, ben ginsburg, political analyst who serves the national council for george w. bush'

today though, bernie's wife is making headlines as jane sanders is being blamed today with racking up so much debt as the president of vermont's burlington college when she was its president in 2004 to 2011 that they are going out of business. the school says now it was with a great sense of walk to the educational communitythat burlington college is progressive and unique educational model will no longer be available to students . the website says that it has the most free-spirited students in the country but the next class of free spirits will need to find a different place to study and some are saying they have mrs. sanders to thank for that. melissa: there's a lesson in there somewhere. peter ducey on the beach there, smart move my friend. thank you. jon: no free lunch for free spirits. breaking news from iraq where more terror attacks are rocking baghdad today. deadly bombings killing dozens of people in shiite neighborhoods of the capital. the islamic state claims responsibility for the latest attack but they all bear the hallmarks of isis. greg is following the breaking develop

really interesting he's put forward a new argument that we hadn't heard before when he crashed a jane sanderss morning in grand fork. he started talking about a 50-state strategy, how the democratic national convention looks at the battleground states and focuses on them, puts their money, time, and attention into them, but places like this ought to be getting attention as well. it's something that really shows you the breach not necessarily between the clinton's and the sanders' camp, although it's separate to separate the clinton camp from the dnc, but he's really not happy. last week he sent a letter to the democratic national committee, saying he wanted them to look at the people who had been appointed for the convention, on the platform committees. he's not happy with the response he's gotten, or has not gotten. and it's a delicate dance for hillary clinton, because even has pressure is mounting for bernie sanders to get out of the race, she wants the enthusiasm of his supporters that he's gotten. on the other hand, she has her own agendas. there are some areas in which they could agree,

sanders rallied supporters at coffee house in grand forks, north dakota he was joined by his wife jane. sanders says he has a chance to end the presidential nomination process with more pledged delegates then clinton. presumptive g.o.p. nominee, is off the campaign trail he did not hold any rally with toys day. trump will be in lawrenceville, new jersey next thursday for a fund raising rally, to help new jersey governor chris christie erase debt from his own by the house bid. >>> well, white house, lays out the law over the transgender bathroom controversy. >> coming up decision that could affect all public school students. >>> also, thousands of bags, missed their flights, what caused this tsa melt down and what air travelers could face all across the country when the summer travel season begins. >>> and a little girl and her fury friend who just happens to be a hero, a brave german shepherd risking his life to save that seven year-old, from a rattlesnake. >>> a train driver running through the passenger car when he should be at the controls. yes is hailed a hero even though he bolted to the b

i talked to jane sanders as well as the senator last night and said that one of the most frequent questions get is bernie sanders' energy as a 74-year-old candidate. she said he just keeps going. they acknowledge this has been a crazy fun time for them, but also they need to get back out on the campaign trail. had a moment to also speak to eric trump. of course we noted that the president pointed out donald trump was not there, but don jr. and eric trump were there with their wives. i told them be wary of the k cut-away shots when jokes are made about your dad. >> very true. >>> joining us now josh barrow. good sunday to both of you. you heard kelly o'donnell talk about hillary clinton, saying that she'll be reaching out to sanders' supporters along the way. he's essentially refusing to help her if she wins the nomination so far, but did bring up the message of unity. >> i think sanders thinks that he has a real point to make here. he's developed a large significant following. he's been able to raise a lot of money, mostly from small donations. i think he thinks he has a role to play, parti

but tonight i spoke with senator sanders and spoke with his wife and senior adviser jane sanders, shere on their off day and just want to have a good time. i think that's what you're going to see them prioritize at this white house correspondents' dinner. >> how is he being received? >> you know, it's actually interesting. i've been with senator sanders for a number of months now, whenever he goes to say college campuses, right, he's always mobbed by these kids who want to take selfies, who want to take videos of the two of them together. it was kind of similar here, senator sanders skipped the red carpet. he went upstairs to a number of the preparties and everywhere he went, he was mobbed by people that wanted to take selfies. you know whether it be journalists or just people that were taking part in the evening's festivities. he definitely got a bit of a hero's welcome. people i think knew that he was as you said the only candidate in attendance tonight it didn't hurt that he also had the secret service with him at all of these preparties. which was an interesting sight as the large

. >> he's introducing his wife, jane sanders, an advisor with us yesterday on our air talking about issuesant to the campaign they plan to bring to the convention. you just heard bernie sanders talk about in the stop in bowling green, kentucky. we'll continue to talk about that. >> i have a good relationship with john. i think he will be very helpful. >> he said he isn't doesn't want to be vice president. >> would he be someone you're interested in vetting? >> i would. whether he is vice president or not, he would be very helpful in ohio. >> donald trump is now the republican party's likely nominee. despite these development, not everyone is ready to get behind trump and members of the stop trump group and the never trump movement. give us a sense. never trump is a little bit different than stop trump. given the developments of the last 24 hours, we have lost ted cruz, about to lose john kasich, donald trump winning in indiana, more and more republicans coming out to say they will now support him as the party's nominee. does this change your stance at all? >> no, it doesn't. never still me

they do have this intersectional desire to have something like revolution politically, this is jane sanders, really conceding the african-american vote, all of it, young, old, all of it, to the clintons. take a listen. >> she has a good relationship with the african-american community that goes back decades so that hurts us. it helps her. we are making inroads, especially among those under 45, we are winning across races among those under 45. so it takes awhile for them to get to know bernie. >> i should have said conceding the older part of the african-american cohort saying that's just hrelationship. is that too simplistic, particularly when they didn't spend ad dollars? >> it's simplistic. there's definitely a generational divide which i have observed. i went with bill clinton in philadelphia to see the leaders of the a.m.e. church, bishops who were meeting there. it was like he was their best friend. they have known him for 30 years or more. they know what he did in arkansas as governor which is different than what he did as president. he broke segregation in arkansas, fought for many y

. >> reporter: in fact, i was talking to his wife, jane sanders, yesterday, who is his closest advisor. when i mentioned the math to her, she kind of shrugged and said he won his first race by ten votes. we can do this. now, the other part of this is the momentum. he seems to have it. certainly hillary clinton now is being forced to fight on two fronts, right, against donald trump but also against bernie sanders. we reported yesterday that he's in, running ads in kentucky, something she didn't expect to do. he's running ads in kentucky as well. you pointed out a key point here, that he believes he is having an impact on the party already. for example, one in four voters, and i'm talking about across this race, craig, say that the most important issue to them is income inequality. of course that is the centerpiece of his campaign, craig. >> you have to wonder how many folks would be talking about income inequality had it not been for the bernie sanders' campaign. >> reporter: this race is not boring. >> no, it is not. chris, thank you. safe travels as well. also a good time to know that

sanders, not in the position of being the winner yet, maybe but throughout, they say, you know, jane sandersesterday, bernie sanders's wife, day before, we aren't treated with respect. very clear the party establishment, paraphrasing here has been for the other candidate? >> i think that is absolutely true on the democratic side. you see the dnc chair, debbie wasserman-schultz doing everything she can to shield hillary from criticism and to -- neil: she is not even hiding it now. the only criticisms from sanders are ridiculous. >> that's true. when you have a party that supposed to theoretically go with the will of the people that is blatantly trying to ignore a huge tidal wave of bernie sanders supporters. i'm not going to comment whether the sanders supporters are right or wrong. i will. i think they're wrong, i will. but -- neil: i know what you're saying. emily, to pick up on that theme, i always think if you're the winner after this, you have to go a long way toward addressing the passion of the loser's supporters. it is not over yet. i grant that. flip side for republicans. no matter w

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. >> that came as news broke that burlington college, the small vermont college that bernie sanders' jane used to run, was shut down due to a $10 million she spearheaded. the debt was racked up due to property purchases she made while college president. the school announced it will close at the end of the month. the last class to graduate collected their diplomas on saturday. >>> it is being called a surgical milestone. they've successfully had the first successful penis transplant. surgeons successfully connected the nerve structures of a donor penis with those of the 64-year-old recipient. thomas manning from massachusetts, lost the organ to cancer. he issued a statement saying i want to back to being who i was. one of manning's surgeons had this to at a press conference. >> we're hopeful with the successes going forward that we'll be able to open this up to other patient populations, such as wounded warriors returning from afghanistan and iraq, devastating injuries that can leave them so despondent they consider taking their own lives and often do. >> the operation is only the third re

talking to jane sanders, week before last, his wife, they clearly feel that camp has bad-mouthed andhave to let bygones be bygones. i'm not sure, short of putting him on the ticket they will ever do that. >> look, it is politics. it's a tough business. people will insult each other but we don't want to be the side taking to that childish strategy of building yourself up by putting others down. neil: i love that strategy. what is wrong with that strategy. >> good for the playground. not good for dignified, if you still think politics is dignified. neil: you have to get over that notion, young man. >> listen i think hillary clinton has a clear path to victory. i think bernie sanders is a noble guy. he has been fighting for things bigger than himself. i think if he realizes -- neil: the only passion in your party. >> he is the only passion -- no, i don't think that is true. i think hillary's commune style is quite different. i think she is a little more reserved but i think she feels deeply about these issues as he does. neil: i don't doubt that. but when people talk about who they are

to be fair, bernie sanders and wife jane sanders telling me recently as last week they believe the middlet far more back than the money they're putting but at least he did basic math to say zooming for the 1% or high income ain't alone going to pay for all of this. battle rages on. moral monday has just started. stick around. >> from the floor of the new york stock exchange, i'm ashley webster, your fox business brief. quiet to mixed after trading week. dow off .1 of a percent. s&p and nasdaq moving slightly higher. nasdaq up half of a percent. lawsuit involving sumner redstone, majority stakeholder and viacom and cbs. california judge throwing that suit out about dealing with his mental competency. viacom and cbs moving down. cbs down nearly 2 1/2%. taking a look at oil snapping three days of gains. concerns more in the market about the shake-up in saudi arabia and appointment of a new oil minister. those energy stocks helping to drag the market lower on a day where the volume isn't that high. consol energy down 6% as you can see. latest from the new york stock exchange. more from "cavut

his wife jane sanders told me the other day she prepares all their taxes, they're not going to releases of tax returns until hillary clinton releases transcripts of her speeches before wall street groups. i assume donald trump started using that argument, i will release tax returns when hillary clinton releases the transcripts of the speeches. >> he could start to use that argument. maybe you just gave him a good idea, wolf. i wouldn't be surprised if he does. certainly donald trump has other ways he can point out hillary clinton as not having been transparent, but as david said, it undermines his argument, makes him look a little hypocritical. and don't forget, donald trump portrayed himself in the past as a par a gone of transparency, trying to hold president obama to account by forcing him to release his birth certificate in 2011, encouraging the president to release his report cards from college. i mean, if he is asking that of president obama which many people found to be pretty ridiculous, not releasing something that for the past 30 years presidential nominees have released. >>

he released one year of returns, wife jane sanders that prepares the tax returns, not very complicatedtil she releases transcripts of paid speeches before wall street firms. >> they're trying to bring more transparency to the race in a way that's advantageous to bernie sanders, these are speeches she made to places like goldman, sachs, the billionaires that bernie sanders is campaigning against. but for donald trump this could potentially be politically damaging for him to release the returns because he has shrouded himself in this aura of success, that's his whole brand, that he is a winner and become wealthy as a result. if it turns out he isn't as wealthy as he said, he could be personally embarrassed and could hurt him as well. >> he did release a financial statement when he first decided to run for office that shows he is worth $10 billion. and it is 100 pages. go read it at the sec. there's a lot of information in tax returns that you don't get from a financial statement. that's what the accountants point out. >>> stand by. much more to assess, much more news coming in. we'll be

. >> actor donny glover and acting supervisor jane kim joined sanders. the clintons walked in similar parades in # 999. hillary clinton tweeted quote our fallen heros deserve our gratitude forgiving their lives to protect our freedom. >> donald trump courted veterans in a rolling thunder biker rally in washington promising tomorrow he will explain where the $6 million he raised for veterans went. >> announcing tuesday, we've raised a tremendous amount of money because we love the vets. >> the possibility of a third party candidate grew over owe the weekend. the libertarian party selected two former republican governors. >> taking him on when he says mexicans are murderers and rapists? call him out. it's just racist. >> the california primary is just eight days away. it's too late to mail in a request. the majority of californians voted by mail in two elections. >>> our state primary is tuesday, california is one of six states voting on that day. north dakota has a democratic caucus. >> the search effort is still on hold for a missing vallejo teenager. 15

. >> actor donny glover and acting supervisor jane kim joined sanders. the clintons walked in similar parades in # 999. hillary clinton tweeted quote our fallen heros deserve our gratitude forgiving their lives to protect our freedom. >> donald trump courted veterans in a rolling thunder biker rally in washington promising tomorrow he will explain where the $6 million he raised for veterans went. >> announcing tuesday, we've raised a tremendous amount of money because we love the vets. >> the possibility of a third party candidate grew over owe the weekend. the libertarian party selected two former republican governors. >> taking him on when he says mexicans are murderers and rapists? call him out. it's just racist. >> the california primary is just eight days away. it's too late to mail in a request. the majority of californians voted by mail in two elections. >>> our state primary is tuesday, california is one of six states voting on that day. north dakota has a democratic caucus. >> the search effort is still on hold for a missing vallejo teenager. 15

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. >> that came as news broke that burlington college, the small vermont college that bernie sanders' wife jane used to run will shut down due to a 10 million dollar deal she spearheaded and it was racked up to property purchases that jane made while college president. the school announced it will close at the end of the month. the last class to graduate there collected their diplomas on saturday. >>> doctors at massachusetts general hospital have successfully performed the nation's first pe procedure occurred earlier this month. surgeons successfully connected the nerve structures of a donor p penis. the man lost the organ to cancer and manning issued a statement saying i want to go back to who i was. one of manning's surgeons had this to say at a press conference. >> we are hopeful that with the successes going guard that we will be able to open this up to other patient populations, such as wounded warriors returning from iraq and afghanistan who suffer these incredibly devastating injuries can leave them so despondent that they consider taking their own lives and often do. >> the only third

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united states, 1600 pennsylvania avenue and michelle obama and i look forward to a stage with jane and bernie sandersith hillary and bill clinton with jill and joe biden. you know, this is going to be an amazing moment but i believe that the unifier in chief, the most popular person we have in the party with all due respect to both hillary clinton and bernie sanders is barack obama and i think that donald trump and the republican party are terrified about the fact he got over 270 not once but twice. >> jim, i wanted to add, he said he'll do whatever it takes to make sure he is not president of the united states and i think we have to believe him when he says that. i think he'll be part of this unifying coalition when it's time. >> we'll see how quickly that happens. thanks very much. >>> "outfront" next, innocent men, women and children caught in the cross fire. our special report on the battle for a major isis stronghold. >>> plus, cincinnati police tonight investigating the parents of this boy who got stuck inside a gorilla's pen. the woman that shot this video is "outfront" tonight. i'll ask her w

. >> reporter: senator sanders appeared with actor danny glover and supervisor jane kim, but with the california primary just a week away, bernie sanders barely mentioned his rival, hillary clinton. >> any person in america who is killed while being apprehended by the police or dies in police custody, that should immediately and automatically initiate a department of justice investigation. (s:reporter and sanders mocked republican candidate donald trump what said last week there is no drought in california. and donald also knows more than the entire scientific community, see. no stopping this guy. you didn't know that. he's one of the great meteorologists of our time. you didn't know that. >> reporter: many here say sanders' pop you populist message resonates with them. >> bernie advocates the issues that the people that i'm concerned about, poor people, people of color, folks what are struggling in this economy -- >> i'm really glad he came here to east oakland in the flat lands. that shows a big difference. it makes a lot of difference to me. >> reporter: a member of the baptist chu

sanders said he is ready to debate. will it happen? we're joined by san francisco city supervisor jane kim. r race for state senate. thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. >> good morning. >> do you really think this debate will actually happen? >> i think that senator sanders has certainly made it very clear that he would love to debate trump on many of these issues. you'll have to ask the campaign for more details, but we've seen in every single match-up between sanders and trump that sanders does win by a wide margin. >> and let's take a look at the latest polls because, you know, there's still primaries coming up in california. a new poll shows clinton and sanders neck and neck there. 46% to 44%. sanders says he is in until california and then the convention. "time" magazine asks this week how far will bernie go? how far do you think he will go? >> senator sanders is speaking to the very issue that is the constituents that i represent in san francisco care about, income inequality, free higher education, affordable housing, solutions to homelessness. last month i unveiled a proposal