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i am jon scott. welcome to "happening now". >> and i am heathernauert. >> and so 7:00 eastern. that's the earliest we'll begin whether or not the front runners will be winners. kasich sitting this one out. a trump victory would decimate cruz. bernie sanders said he will not go anywhere. trufrm leads the republican race with 996. and cruz has 565. and kasich 153. >> and hillary clinton is leading bernie sanders by 700. and we are watching the republicans from outside of trump tower in new york city. carl? >> reporter: you just put up donald trump. you need 12 then to clinch it. there are 57 up for grabs. 30 for the statewide winner and fweven are throw apiece in the nine congressional districts. if trump were to win tonight of high single or double it is likely he would get all of the indiana dell great and lock up the nomination. there are a few after indiana and california on june 7th. and on a day to lock that nomination up today. the republican front runner seized on a national enquirer tabloid that suggested that cruz's father raph a el who was a castro supporter before com

i am jon scott. >> and i am heather in for jenna lee. it seems trump has his work cut out for him. after months of personal attacks and insults, his campaign reaching out to establishment republicans in the effort to change the opinion of mr. trump before cleveland. >> we are beginning with peter doocey in charleston, west virginia where trump will hold an event this weekend. >> reporter: jon, we found out two most prominent living republicans do not plan to endorse the presumptive nominee. the 41st president's spokesperson said at age 91 president p bush is retired from politics. he came out of retirement to do a now exceptions for jeb. but the 43rd president does not plan to participate or comment on the presidential campaign. party officials think that the party is uniting and taking a contested convention off of the table and having one candidate left standing and giving the gop an early leg up on the general election. >> if you hock at what happens with hillary clinton, losing in indiana and spending the money she wanted to spend on the ground game on this primary and we've be

good friday morning, i jon scott .heather: i'm not jon scott, i'm heather childers, it's been a long week but it's friday, i mean for jenna lee. from holding a campaign event today in fresno and just a few hours after that he will head out for a rally at the san diego convention center. jon: john roberts joins us live with the latest on the fronts swing through california, john? reporter: good morning, you can see from supporters going into the arena in fresno for a rally at 10:00 local, it's 1:00 this afternoon and over on this side of the police barricade a group of protesters. so far everything felt peaceful. there's 100 people here. there was an editorial present published in the presidential be encouraging people to keep it peaceful same cool will score more points. don't tolerate violent thoughts and at this point they are making their point. everybody's got something to say here. at one point both sides were both chanting usa at each other. it's likely these protesters will have ample opportunity to express themselves because donald trump went past the magic number of 1237 yes

jon scott walks us through america's long history actually of contested conventions.e a system that is crooked. we have a system that has a lot of problems. we have this delegate system which is a sham. >> donald trump crying foul over a system he calls rigged. >> donald, it ain't stealing when the voters vet against you. it is voters reclaiming this country and reclaiming sanity. >> ted cruz working that system to send delegates committed to voting for him if not on round one, then after. >> i would really like to have your help because we're going to an open con very. it is all about couple lating delegates. >> john kasich struggling to get more of his own and stay in the race. but it is not the first time a race for the white house has become so heated. in fact one of the most contentious republican contests occurred more than 150 years ago. ♪ one of the products of a con tested convention turned out to be a pretty good president, abraham lincoln? >> that's right. lincoln had a strategy going in. lincoln was covertly manueverring to be acceptable second choice for

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martha: go to our friend jon scott find out what is happening on "happening now." . new piece by karl rove out lines which candidate will win the week. will it be hillary clinton or donald trump? >>> drew peterson behind bars for killing his third wife. back in court. how jailhouse recordings could cause the cop on trial to hire a hit man to go after the prosecutor that put him behind bars. >>> tornadoes touch down in the heartland. leaving a trail of destruction. where that bad weather is going next all on "happening now." martha: thank you. meantime, tom brady is not taking know for an answer even after courts told him to sit down and serve out his suspension for the football incident. what is his argument now? we'll talk about it. (politely) wait, wait, wait! you can't put it in like... ...that, you have to rinse it first that's baked- on alfredo. baked-on? it's never gonna work. dish issues? cascade platinum... powers... through... your toughest stuck-on food. so let your dishwasher be the dishwasher. see? told you it would work. cascade. ♪ martha: new england p

i am jon scott. >> i ametter childers in for jenna lee. more republicans are rallying around the presumptive nom no after donald trump held meetings with the gop leaders. there will be regular weekly meetings with house republican supporters. paul ryan is not one of them. he's not ready to endorse the presumptive nominee. trump is confident that ryan will come around and not really worried about it. >> if that didn't happen, i would continue on the way i have done. we had a great meeting. and he's a very good nice guy and committed to what he's doing to the country. look, i have more votes than you accurately reported. i have more votes than anybody who ran for office of the president in the history of the republican party. >> peter barnes joins us live with more on on that from washington. peter? >> reporter: trump was making the rounds of the morning news shows and talking up the progress he made with the meeting with ryan and talking down differences. >> we had a terrific meeting. it was a friendly meeting and if you look at platforms.

. >> i am jon scott. >> there is a unbound delegates bumping his a, delegate total up to 1238. that is one more number to seal the deal. the milestone comes as mr. trump faces new criticism for president obama. >> john roberts is with us and mike emmanuel. we'll go to john who is from bismark, north dakota where trump is expected to give an energy speech. >> reporter: it is it a big moment for donald trump to go over the top. the 1236 and 1237 are unbound delegates from here in north dakota. donald trump will tip the hat to the local crowd. he is speaking to a friendly audience. donald trump will outline the energy policy. he is a support isser of fraking and wants coal renewed in the country and renewable energy and drawing a sharp contrast with hillary clinton over wanting to create jobs as opposed to hillary clinton who wants to kill jobs in coal country. donald trump taking a big hit from president obama who seems to have ignored the unwritten and time honored position that politics end at water's edge. in japan today he spoke to world leaders that seem to be rattled at the

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jon scott joins me now, anchor of "happening now." h these situations in past. jon, in terms of what we're hearing now, the biggest piece of news we gotten over past hour is the jerk to the left. >> right. martha: and then all the way around again to the right. what is your takeaway? >> it is still is too early to tell obviously. i think chuck nash had an interesting observation, he said one of the things pilots have to do before they land very often they have to come out of the sterile cockpit. they have to come through that axe-proof, bomb-proof door and use the lavatory. if at that moment, somebody jumped up, perhaps there was penetration, intruder in the cockpit. could have been. could have been a bomb in the airplane. the last situation we had like this, one of the last was germanwings flight. i said ahead of that, suicidal pilots have been known to take down aircraft. this doesn't sound like that but there were three security officers on board. what was their state of mind? might they have wanted to do something. there are all ki

good morning, i'm jon scott. heather: and i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. as donald trump gearing up for a meeting on thursday with speaker of the house paul ryan after saying he was

bill: jon scott's coming up next, good morning.or the white house heating up, president obama weighs in today as well saying foreign leaders were rattled by the prospect of donald trump as president. really? we are awaiting reaction from mr. trump. >>> and hillary clinton under fire from trump and even other democrats over the e-mail controversy after a report from the state department inspector general slamming her moves. we will also talk today live with cal harris, the new york man just acquitted two days ago in his fourth trial for murdering his wife. what does he have to say today as an exonerated man? that's coming up, "happening now". bill: see you then, jon. ten minutes away. activism versus academics at a college in ohio. students asking the school to drop any grade below a c. my next guest says that idea should get an f. we searched billions of flight combinations to make getting here easy. because the hardest part of any trip, should be leaving. expedia. technology connecting you to what matters. looktry align probiotic.

good morning, i jon scott. heather: i'm heather goward, in for jenna lee.tower, that actually is alive picture of trump tower in new york city as we await a news conference and that is where the presumptive republican nominee set to unveil a list of those veterans groups that mister trump says received millions of dollars in donations from that fundrais

i am jon scott. >> and i am heather childers in for jenna lee. hillary clinton and bernie sanders and donald trump all holding events in the golden state which holds the primary on june 7th. this is the live look at a frosme center and hillary clinton in northern california holding a community discussion in oakland and bernie sanders scheduled to hold a rally in los angeles. >> james rosen is covering the democrats and we start with carl cameron in san diego, carl? >> reporter: hi, jon. trump has a couple of rallies. tif renoand in san diego 10000 they are expecting. he made the campaign and won the nomination with a parade of big, big rallies. often with raucus demonstrators. these are the folks that are objecting to the trump candidacy and first time in american history we have a presidential candidate the municipality riot police are diswatched. we have sewn officers getting prepared for another day of demonstrations. not like what happens with bernie sanders and hillary clinton. the he has marched his way to the republican nomination, he has

i am jon scott. >> i am heather childers. it has been a busy day for donald trump and republicans. paul ryan sitting down this morning with him. the speaker of the house said he was not ready to support is the presidential nominee. the speaker said he was encouraged by their conversation and in a joint statement trump and ryan said they are committed to working together to unify the party. ryan will not go into specifics of what they talked about. >> it is important that the conversation is between the two of us. no offense, i will not litigate our conversation thu the media. when you get to know someone you have a conversation of trust between each other. i will keep the things we discussed between the two of us. and they are personal in some senses. we talked about what it takes to unify and where our differences were and how to bridge the gaps going forward so we are a strong party going into the fall. >> john robert ps has been trailing mr. trump and he joins us now live. >>>> reporter: there was no white smoke, but there was no black smoke. donald trump talks about how he buil

i am jon scott. >> i am heather nault in for jenna lee today. bernie sanders set to speak out. the republican nominee cleared up his efforts for fund-raising for veterans groups and touched on the press. he was specific in that one. and he also talked about president guerilla shooting in cincinnati and his political opponents, listen. >> i wanted to keep it private. if we could. because i don't think its anybody's business to send money to the vets. i think it is bothsome. i love the vets and worked hard for the vets and i have raised a lot of money for the vets and i think when the press portrays it differently, the press is dishonest. it is too bad it was not another way. it was so beautiful p to watch the powerful 500 pound gorilla and the way he dealt with the little boy. it just takes one second. he's going to do it in 30. one little flicking of his finger and i tell you, they probably had no choice. >> if i have a republican not on my side. why should i be particularly nice to that person? >> we'll have more on the speech ahead. bernie sanders barnstorming through califor

i am jon scott. >> i am melissa francis in for jenna lee. donald trump is expected to mote with former secretary of state henknowry kissinger. >> meanwhile bernie sanders is setting his sights on california after winning in oregon. hillary clinton declared a win in kentucky but it is too close to call. we begin with carl cameron live in trump tower in new york city carl? >> reporter: hi, jon the presumptive nom no may be meeting with 92-year-old henry kissinger former secretary of state to richard nixon and gerald ford. more than 40 years ago, he was the world diplomat of tremendous reknown and a noble peace prize. trump is going to talk to him. trump lacks the discernible foreign policy experience. he is a world traveller and done business all over the world. that is vastly different than the diplomacy henrow kissinger can boast about. he will get the advice of renowned experts. and in addition last night apart from policy trump inked a fund-raising deal. allows two campaign funds to be between the rnc and trump campaign of one of them and

i am jon scott. >> i am heather childers in for jenna lee. starting with nebraska. that is only for republicans and donald trump is looking to pick up delegates and clinch the nomination. both parties will go to the polls in west virginia. speaker ryan would step down if trump asks him. to and donald trump announced new jersey christie will be tasked with building a team over the white house if trump wins in november. mike emmanuel is following the democrats today. and doug is in the mountain state on a big p issue for voters, coal. doug. >> reporter: we are outside of the mine in west virginia. you can see much of the mining operation idle and huge stack of coal. you can't make it out i don't think, but there are the railroad tracks to carry the coal to various power plants. they used to load up two coal trains a day with the coal and now they are down to two coal trains per month. that pretty much says it all. if you look at the towns, you can see the economic devastation. businesses boarded up and foresale signs. drug epidemic and broken families. and the number

i am jon scott. >> and i am heather nault. that is coming in the end of the primary season. the biggestitate to weigh in for the national convention. donald trump moving forward after a chaotic event in new mexico. watch this. wow. alburquerque police said antitrump demonstrators became violent as they clashed with the police there and trump supporters. >> make sure he knows we don't accept the message. >> these people have no clue what goes on. they lie to themselves. the hand upony cap person has a right to rally. >> and the convention center in anaheim, california. you are looking live at the scene there. very peaceful for now. officials are taking extra precautions to make sure today's events are not a repeat of last night. we are waiting a hillary clinton event in california to see if she responds to the state department audit. we have fox team coverage. mike emmanuel is following the democrats in california. and first we go to johnathon hunt with more on the demonstrations in alburquerque. >> reporter: it started peacefully and passionately with hundreds standing in th

. >> i am jon scott. >> the plane made two sudden swerves before vanishing from the radar screens. egyptian officials are pointing to terrorism as the most likely cause. >> the possibility of having different actions higher. >> catherine field is reporter from global news. what is the latest from there? >> reporter: what i can tell you, they are are going over every bit of information that they have about that plane, the egyptian airplane when it was here on the ground in the paris airport. it was on the ground one hour. investigators including police and air safety investigators and all of the airlines are going through every piece of information. who got off that plane and serviced that plane while it was on the ground and refueling and cleaning staff and who had access and the passengers, who got on that plane and was around the plane? were the passengers acting suspiciously. that's what they are looking at and another french investigation and authorities they are looking at the wider picture. they are looking to see whether it was an accident or the great fear it was a terroris

i am jon scott. thank you for joining us. >> andin am heather nauert. hillary clinton and donald trump focusing on attacks of each other and bracing for a six month attack. john kasich will make his statement from columbus, ohio. bernie sanders insists that he is not going anywhere after upsetting clinton in indiana despite with clinton's overwhelming lead in the delegates. >> rich is live for us in washington. >> reporter: good afternoon, jon. governor john kasich is suspending the campaign. and kasich was relying on a strategy of denying donald trump the delegates needed to secure the nomination. and on the following ballots, many of trump's pledged delegates can go for other candidates and kasich can secure the nomination. kasich is performing best with the republicans that remain in the race against hillary clinton. a positive tone and campaign would attract delegates and voters. kasich acknowledges that strategy is impossible. kasich won ohio. that's it. he has fewer delegates than marco rubio. trump has 1047. and short less than 200 delegates, tru

welcome to "happening now", i'm jon scott. melissa: i'm melissa francis in for jenna lee. we are getting reports and egyptian plane has located debris believed to be from the missing jet out of the greek island of crete and now the us maybe flying reconnaissance aircraft as part of a massive international search operation in the eastern mediterranean for more signs of debris. in the meantime we have to live pictures now from charles de gaulle international airport where flight 804 departed and where relatives of the passengers are now gathering.senior correspondent greg palkot is live outside charles de gaulle international airport in paris with the latest. i can only imagine what the scene is there, greg. reporter: its agreement seen it for sure. charles de gaulle airport paris, terminal one right behind me.this is where egyptair flight 804 left last night, that doomed flight and interesting, it's where another egyptair flight is leaving just about now. some regular passengers on board but also we have been told family members of the victims of that doomed flight . rememb

i am jon scott. >> and i am heather in for jenna lee. fallujah fell to the fighters of the islamic state back in in january of 2014, now iraqi forces backed by u.s. air strikes are working to expel the militants from the city lying 40 miles from baghdad. conner is live with us. >> reporter: heather, the u.s. has pushed the iraqis to focus and try to take the northern city of mosul held by isis. but the recent string of bombings of baghdad that is 40 or so miles away from fallujah, the iraqi government shifted focus away from mosul and focusing on fallujah to secure baghdad. because of the bombings, the iraqi government is under pressure to increase security in baghdad, and by focusing on fallujah, there is hope to create space between isis and the iraqi capital. the u.s. is aiding with air strikes and offering support to the iraqi conventional military forces. a lot of the troops that are fighting in fallujah are shiite militias that are backed by iran. they are not supporting the shiite militias but focusing the effort back in the iraqi

. >> i am jon scott. >> there were 116 delegates on the line in kentucky and oregon and republicans are only voting in oregon. bernie sanders wants to keep his winning streak alive and hillary clinton is hoping to halt his momentum and focus on the general election. mr. trump will meet tomorrow with former secretary of state henry kissinger. we'll have more on that. >> meanwhile house speaker paul ryan fielding questions about p who is the leader of the republican party. >> i hope it is donald trump. he's wrapping up the nomination. the person who did getting the nomination is the person to lead our party. >> we have dan springer standing by in oregon. we begin with rich who is live in lexington, kentucky. rich? >> reporter: good afternoon, jon. hillary clinton is dealing with the democratic primary charger that wins primaries. clinton is hoping to halt that process today. there are delegates at stake. both have been campaign nothing kentucky. clinton turned her attention to the general election with donald trump. but with a major auto industry. clinton hit sanders on a autobail out. >>

i'm jon scott p7 i'm heather dower to come in for jenna lee. police in albuquerque calling it a riot , take a look. [shouting] you can see the protesters as they clash with police, throwing rocks and bottles. that peaceful demonstration as you can see quickly turned to chaos. officers responding with smoke grenades and pepper spray pickup inside the convention center, presumptive nominee mocked those proposals and had several removed from his rally. jon: let's go to national correspondent john robertson alex anaheim california right now . reporter: good morning, people starting to arrive for a trump event which begins in about four hours time. unclear what's going to happen here. we are not too far away from costa mesa which a month ago violent anti-trump demonstration just a short distance away from disneyland. space mountain there, we could have a bit of a thrill ride here today as well. there was one last night in new mexico, thousands of protesters mostly peaceful until the sun went down. trump had left the building before what police descr

good morning, i'm jon scott. melissa: i wonder if you would like to be described as a bulldog? i would not like that myself. jon: i wouldn't mind the description. melissa: i'm melissa branson in for jenna lee. clinton claims victory in the bluegrass state in a race that is still too close to call. she's 92 delegates away from securing the nomination. on the republican side, donald trump on oregon's primary easily as he pivots into the general election. jon: mister trumpexpected to sit down today with former secretary of state henry kissinger to discuss foreign policy. national correspondent john roberts is alive from trump tower in new york city . reporter: good morning. they are keeping this meeting tightly under wraps between donald trump and former secretary of state henry kissinger who was the architect of the nixon administration's china policy. it's a necessary ticket punch for any presidential candidate on the republican side to sit down for a few minutes with secretary kissinger, known as the one of the most knowledgeable people in the world on foreign-policy. charles kr

jon scott has the story. >> the jersey shore. 130 miles of fun in the sun.rt hancock in sandy hook, new jersey. >> thefascinating thing about this place is it seemed virtually every armed conflict going back to the revolutionary war through the cold war. >> that's correct. the sandy hook lighthouse that sits behind us was built in 1764. it's the oldest operating white house in the united states . >> the lighthouseat sandy hook lit almost continuously for 652 years. it's flame extinguished only during world wars one and two to camouflage the port on which it stands . throughout its long and unique history, this beacon stood fast against the ravages of time and enemy combatants. >> the white house itselfat an interesting story during the revolutionary war.it was actually defended by the british . the patriots were looking to take away the way, took fire on it a few times and had numerous death. >> 1776, colonial forces fired two cannons on the white house. the officer who led the charge and report back to his commander, a young general named george washington

i am jon scott. >> i am heather childers in for jenna lee. democrats and republicans head to the polls in west virginia. but with hillary clinton and donald trump looking like the party nominees, the new polls are out. pennsylvania, florida and ohio, three battleground states add up to 67 of the 270 electorial votes. in pennsylvania, clinton leads trumps by one percentage point. and similar in florida. mrs. clinton leads by one point and ohio clinton trails four points behind trump. and all three polls lie within the margin of error. >> e a johns john and betsy is a political reporter for the daily bowl. elanado the numbers surprise you? >> they are surprising. there are two things to take away from the polls showing neck and neck races in the swingiest of the swing states, first, i think that they show many people have said that with trump as the nominee of the republican party, we are in for a 1964 goldwater style defeat. that's pretty unlikely. the republicans may lose, but it will be a close race. 4 or 5 point race and certainly not 49 st

good morning, i'm jon scott. heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. hope you had a great weekend. everybody at home as well. donald trump under fire with the washington post and new york times taking aim at his character. president obama even getting into that during the commencement address at rutgers university, taking aim at what trump called to make america great again and telling graduates that ignorance is not cool. this comes amid word of a trend by some republicans to back a third-party candidate against him. jon: we have fox team coverage, mike emmanuelle live from lexington kentucky with the latest on the primary battle. we begin with doug mcelroy live in washington. reporter: morning, john. so intense is the anyone but trump among the establishment that they approach other republicans make a third-party run. among those behind the effort, 2012 nominee mitt romney. many of the consultants who worked on his campaign and influential commentators bill kristol and eric erickson. nebraska senator ben sass has reportedly been approached for a run.

first let's get to jon scott with what is coming up in in the second hour of "happening now." ear sandra. hillary clinton and bernie sanders duking it out in california. >>> two trials and zero convictions of police officers thus far in connection with the death of freddie gray in baltimore. did prosecutors overcharge and how shaky are the cases that remain? our legal panel takes a look. >>> and an amazing rescue as two people are pulled out of the wreckage after the small plane plunges in the waters off hawaii. coming up top of the hour. sandra. >> the john, thank you. >> high school students who make it to the top of the class will soon be forced to share the stage. wake county, north carolina, school board voting unanimously with naming valedictorians and after 2018. they will use latin titles like cum laude for high grade point averages. he will telling a charlotte newspaper, we have heard from many in, many schools, competition is unhealthy. students are not collaborating with each other the way we would like them to. their choice of courses is being guided by gpa, not by

the one i jon scott. a new era in vietnam as president obama bowed to leave behind the troubled history between a former enemy. while he removed a half century ban on selling weapons to vietnam, the move not without comfort trump controversy. rich live at the white house with us now. reporter: united states has lifted that arms embargo against vietnam, giving vietnam access to us military and surveillance technology and hardware. for the most part, these has been importing most of their military hardware from russia allowing sales between the two countries and military, the us and vietnam posted together. that comes in an environment as china continues to militarize a disputed area in the south china sea. the administration says however that this lifting of the arms embargo isn't part of us chinese tensions or the vietnamese, the military confronting the chinese with its other regional partners over this area in the south china sea. however, president obama in his remarks this morning in vietnam again cri

welcome tohappening now, i'm jon scott . heather: i'm heather dollars come in for jenna lee. let's talk politics. a whole lot of stuff going on. senator sanders winning 51 percent of the vote, there's a 36 percent for hillary clinton. sanders didn't put a big dent in clinton's substantial lead but with the senator bowing to fight for every last vote, the battle for the democratic nomination is not over yet be on peter's live from portland oregon, he has the latest for us. peter. reporter: anybody who thinks bernie sanders may drop out of the race just because he trails hillary clinton in the deli department should think again because sanders came here to oregon which is going to vote next tuesday and told a lively crowd last night he thinks he has back wind in west virginia and north carolina are the start of a hot streak that gives them a chance to win more pledged delegates and hillary clinton so he says the democratic primary race will not be settled until this summer's convention. >> our message to the democratic delegates who will be assembling in philadelphia is while w

first let's go to jon scott for what is coming up second hour of happing now. aigning in puerto rico. he is hoping for a big win in oregon's primary. mounting a strong challenge to hillary clinton in kentucky and that is where she is right now, campaigning in the bluegrass state, a rally beginning in bowling green. she is just about to speak. clinton has spent money and resources trying to stop sanders's momentum. he has won several recent primaries of course and is expected to win big in oregon. we'll talk about mrs. clinton's challenges from the left and the right and doubts creeping in about her strength as a candidate. also we'll talk about the pushback from donald trump after days of attacks from the mainstream media. he has choice words for his critics. we'll get into it in the next hour of "happening now." harris? harris: we'll look forward to, jon. sandra: there is lot of drama happening at one l.a. tv station. liberte' chan, wore a sparkling black dress. she was live on the air when her coanchor handed her this gray cardigan. harris: my goodness. sandra

i'm jon scott. heather: i'm heather nauert in for jenna lee. we made it through the week. ngratulations. jon: we just have to show our new set piece. our big surprise. even though you at home don't get too excited about this stuff. we always like this. heather: new peltz and whistles get excited. we'll tell you what is going on. huma abedin is interviewed early april this year along with clinton's close aides. mrs. clinton says she has not been approached by the fbi about her use of the private email server but that could change. jon: rich edson live in washington with the latest on all of that. reporter: good morning, jon and heather. the federal bureau of investigation has interviewed top clinton aide huma abedin into inquiry of hillary clinton's use of private server and whether classified information was willfully transmitted on unsecured network this is according to person close to the investigation. this is an indication that investigators concluded much of their background work and are finishing their vision. the paper reports officials interviewed abedine on april f

first to jon scott with what is coming up in second hour of "happening now." , sandra. the all-out effort to find black boxes from doomed egyptair flight 840. we hear about smoke' lerts before the radar vanished from the screen. what do the smoke alerts tell us? >>> plus a murder trial for a man police say killed his wife and staged the scene to look like a suicide. his attorney is say bruises on her face are consistent with injuries resulting from hanging herself. who do the jurors believe? >>> hear about gasoline and oil inventories. time to stock up on cheese. prices set to fall 4% because we have too much of it. how much more each american would have to eat to get us back to normal cheese levels. we've got it for you, "happening now." harris: i'm hungry. >> just you wait. sandra: thank you, jon. >> one city school district is closing the book on any materials in the classroom that question or deny climate change. the board in portland, oregon, unanimously approving a resolution calls for removing books and course materials that suggest climate change doesn'

a good tuesday morning, i'm jon scott, welcome to "happening now" p7 i'm heather childers in for jenna lee so lots of activity out west. donald trump, hillary clinton, senator bernie sanders all holding events out there today. the presumptive gop nominee during up for a rally in new mexico while its governor, susanna martinez who has been mentioned as a possible vp pick for trump has not endorsed in the meantime, the democratic residential candidates focusing on california with its huge delegate hall as a recruit turned down the chance to debate senator sanders on fox before the june 7 primary and it's sanders upping the ante with the battle against the democratic establishment, bowing to stay in that race all the way to philadelphia. jon: fox team coverage, mike and manuel with the democrats but we start with donald trump's former rivals still on the ballot today. dan. reporter: donald trump get get to that magic nomination number of 1237 delegates in washington state primary today but he can and should get awfully close. he is 77 short right now. there are 44 there for the taking thi

first let's go to jon scott with the second hour of "happening now." hey, jon. >> hi, harris.waiting comments from former president bill clinton in the next hour. he is holding an event for hillary clinton in patterson, new jersey. they hold their primary june 7th and hope to put to bed bernie sanders chances that day. >>> president obama meeting with leaders from five in orderric countries today -- nordic countries. they're discussing terror threat from europe and a potential threat from russia. we'll bring you any details. >>> donald trump guesting into it this morning with hosts of two news programs. it comes one day after wall-to-wall coverage of his trip to capitol hill. does the so-called republican rift merit the exhaustive media coverage, while get it into. coming up "happening now." harris? harris: have a good weekend. >> you too. melissa: more craziness at college campus at university of illinois urbana-champagne doubled existing diversity requirements. one university it sparked outrage after drawing pro-trump messages of trump around the campus. oh, no. the u of i s

sandra: more "outnumbered" in just a moment, but first let's get to jon scott with the second hour ofrump has clinched now the republican nomination for president, according to the associated press. it says the number of delegates mr. trump has collected is more than enough to win the nomination on the first ballot this summer. we are awaiting a news conference from donald trump expected next hour ahead of a big campaign event in bismarck, north dakota. we will have that for you life. >>> hillary clinton's campaign taking a big hit with the release of that state department inspector general report saying she violated e-mail rules. clinton is set to speak in the 1:00 eastern hour. we will be monitoring in case she responds to that report. >>> we are also keeping a close eye on several storms that have been impacting the plains all week. a major tornado hit near the town of chapman, kansas, damaging or destroying 25 buildings. more severe weather could be in store today. we'll have it for you covered on "happening now." sandra: all right. we'll be watching. thanks, jon. jon: thanks, san

first let's go to jon scott with what is coming up in second hour of "happening now." e polls in two states, nebraska and west virginia, less than six months now until the election. live pictures, hillary clinton is holding a campaign event right now in lexington kentucky. she is continuing a pivot to attack donald trump but she is still facing a stubborn bernie sanders on her left. we learned she is buying ads in several upcoming primary states. another live event, bernie sanders set to hold an event in few minutes from now in stockton, california. he is committed staying in the race until the convention. we'll update you on that. covering donald trump as he turns his attention now to fund-raising and trying to unite the republican party. mr. trump taking some friendly fire from some in the gop. we'll talk about his efforts toward unifying the grand ol' party. that is ahead, "happening now." harris: and we'll see you then. thank you. >> thank you, harris. melissa: voters in a town outside of dallas approving plans to build the most expensive high school football stadiu

i'm jon scott. heather: i'm heather childers in for jenna lee, great to be here. the 83 page report, very long, mrs. clinton's failure to adhere to government regulations and lacks record-keeping serving as america's top diplomat as well as failing to report several hacking attempts against her home set up. all of us in clear violation of state department rules and guaranteeing that this controversy which has dawned her presidential campaign not going away anytime soon. jon: chief intelligence correspondent katherine harris live in washington with the latest on all this. >> good morning. a year into mrs. clinton's tenure as secretary when two state department it staffers voiced concern about her email practices insecurity they were told quote, never to speak of the secretary's personal email system again. in january 2011 email from clinton it specialist brian pagliaro was struck an immunity deal with the government when he testified on capitol hill. documents to cyber attacks on the server in a single day query. quote, again we were attacked again upon the on a bo

good morning, i'm jon scott. heather: and i'm heather childers in for jenna lee. the race does continue as donald trump gearing up for a meeting on thursday with speaker of the house paul ryan after saying he was blindsided by the speaker's announcement that he was not ready to endorse him. mister trump now refusing to rule out removing the house speaker from his role as chairman of the republican convention if he doesn't come around. as trump suggests, he will be changing his tone but he may be tweaking his position on taxes and the minimum wage be one we have team fox coverage, steve ducey live with the latest on the democratic race but we start with john robert live in our new york city newsroom. reporter: good morning, good to see you. forget the noise behind me. a prominent member of the republican national committee told me late last night the next seven days will be crucial not just for donald trump but for the republican party. they will tell whether this is going to be the trump party, the republican party or whether the republican party will be able to b

i'm jon scott. heather: i hope you had a great weekend. great to be with all of you. i'm heather in for jenna lee. indiana voters heading to the polls tomorrow as ted cruz and donald trump barnstorming their way to the state advance of schedules. cruz has the endorsement of the republican governor mike pence but trump has a biglead in the most recent poll . jon: john roberts, he is live in osceola where cruz made the first of many stops in that state. reporter: good morning. it seems like every week we tell you this is the most important contest of the primary process. tomorrow actually is. ted cruz was here a little while ago at the cafc in osceola, about 200 people inside and another couple hundred in the parking lot waiting to see him, making a final last-minute Ãto try to rest victory in indiana from the clutches of donald trump. he hopes he can do it. 57 delegates up for grabs, winner take all . while some polls show donald trump in front there's another poll that shows ted cruz has got it so it's a mixed bag and we don't really know how this is going to go going

let's go to jon scott with what is is coming up in the second hour of "happening now." linton making big investment of time, energy and money in kentucky. trying to stop bernie sanders momentum and wracked up several big wins and expected to grab victory in oregon. we'll talk about the kentucky and the divided democratic parity. insight how donald trump might run against hillary clinton in general election as mr. trump beefs up his fund-raising and campaign staff. big news on the deadly train derailment near philadelphia last year. what went wrong? some answers ahead on "happening now." harris? harris: we'll see you then. thanks. jon: sounds good. >> the president of the college republicans at dartmouth college is blasting the school administration for how it handled an incident involving a pro-police display that said "blue lives matter." students put it up to honor officers killed in the line of duty but was torn down and replaced almost immediately by posters from "black lives matter" activists who claim the first display co-opted their movement to memorialize, quote,

first let's get to jon scott with what is coming up second hour of "happening now." hey, jon? sandra. voters head to the polls in indiana primary. donald trump riding a wave of momentum after five victories last week. he is hoping to cement his front-runner status. ted cruz hoping to sway skeptical voters that he could have get the nomination. calling trump a pat -- pathological liar. hillary clinton ask skipping indiana, touring appalachia, touring west virginia. let hemmer go home and have a nap. he has a long day today. sandra: we would never dream of it. thank you. harris: when it comes to talking politics at work you might want to zip it, or risk losing your job. an attorney telling the "new york post" saying many companies have policies that restrict poly talk and employers are within their rights to fire you. more than half of workers say they feel fear about talking about politics and getting heated or offensive when those topics come up. jedediah. >> yeah. i used to work in very liberal school in new york city. i was a teacher. i was a dean. when you go into the facul

good morning, i'm jon scott and welcome to you. melissa: i'm melissa francis in for jenna lee. hillary clinton and senator sanders battling out into states today. voters heading to the polls in kentucky while oregon primary by mail in ballot. kentucky is a closed primary, meaning no independence, a factor which could favor clinton but sanders could fare better in oregon. jon: there are 116 delegates at stake in both states. joining us now, a.b. stoddard, associate editor and columnist at the hill, david drucker's senior political correspondent at the washington examiner. hillary clinton has been campaigning hard in kentucky. i guess that is some signal of the states of this race? >> yeah, senator sanders 110 of the last 12 contest and she's hoping to put it away today but i really think if you look at the issues here, with bernie sanders voters and how resistant they are to hillary clinton if she has a nice win in kentucky i don't know if she can still race tomorrow. she still has a bernie sanders problem with a portion of the little liberal part of the party that really doesn'

let's check in with jon scott with what is copping up in the second hour of "happening now." >> hey,esidential nominees coming under fire in separate op-eds. they paint donald trump and hillary clinton as liars. do americans still care about truth worthiness? if not what is important? >>> closing arguments in the fourth murder trial of a businessman. can they persuade the judge of cal harris's innocence once and for all. >>> driving screaming for help on video. rescueers jump into action as police roll up. that is at the top of the hour. "happening now." harris: that is new video. we'll watch it. thank you. >> thank you. >> 2009 state department memo urged hillary clinton to use it. v talk shows to help promote foreign policy agenda. it was obtained by conservative watchdog group singling out oprah, "the view" and ellen degeneres show. but also create momentum for policy abroad. the memo specifically said, ellen was quote, willing to use her platform to help promote the agenda of the new secretary of state. it is unclear how the info on degeneres was obtained. meantime yesterday elle

welcome to this edition of "happening now" on friday, i'm jon scott. melissa: i melissa francis in for jenna lee. here's what we know now. egyptian military officials say search teams have located passenger belongings and other wreckage in the water, some 170 miles north of eritrea as the search for the planes black boxes ramps up near the area where the plane vanished from radar screens with 66 people on board. egyptian officials say the pilot had no known political affiliations and both men passed security checks and this tragedy is sparking concert security concerns in the us ahead of a busy summer travel season asthe tsa also struggles with long delays at airports nationwide . jon: we got fox team coverage with maxime at chicago airport with the latest on the tsa situation what but we begin with senior affairs correspondent greg powell, outside charles de gaulle airport in paris. >>. reporter: john, the latest word that we are getting, a report saying according to european intelligence forces there were no known names from the current terror watch

i am jon scott. >> and i am heather nault in for jeopaly. -- jenna lee. >> and speaker ryan said he is not ready to throw support behind trump. in response, mr. trump is telling fox and friends, he is surprised and not bothered by it and plans to hash it out with the speaker. i think it is not a good thing. it is something that the party should get solved quickly and i know we are meeting next week. >> donald trump said he was surprised this morning, anything new from him? >> it is taking a shine off of the newly minted status. but donald trump immediately after paul ryan said he didn't think he would support donald trump. donald trump said i am not sure i support paul ryan's agenda either. and the president admonished the press to fully vet all of the presidential candidates, some is of them could lead us in to conflict on foreign shores. and asked about paul ryan's lack of getting behind donald trump and saying what did he think the implications were? >> there is no doubt that there is a debate that is taking place inside of the republican party about who they are and what they repre

let's talk to jon scott, for what is coming up next hour of "happening now." > hey, sandra. hillary clinton set to hold an event in west virginia. she has been focusing her fire on donald trump even though bernie sanders remains a thorn in her side. sanders vows to stay in the race all the way till the democratic convention in philadelphia. donald trump has been hitting hillary clinton hard as well for several days now, attacking her on her record with women. and we're awaiting a news conference from the north carolina governor in raleigh, north carolina. he filed a lawsuit against the justice department over the so-called bathroom bill. the justice department gave the governor pat mccrory to respond to a letter that the new law violates civil rights statutes. we'll have latest "happening now." sandra: jon, thank you. >> thank you. >> we've pretty much come to expect it. donald trump with the derisive nicknames for his political opponents. let's take a trip in the way back machine, shall we? >> "lyin' ted," "lyin' ted." what is your name? my name is lyin' ted c