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kasich. >> quite a statement. is it impacting? the former new jersey governor is not at all unwilling to it share her thoughts of the republican nominee. i will be voting on tuesday and will let the republican leaders know that i do not believe that donald trump represents the best of the country or good for the country i love. she urged those to send a message and cast support to cruz or kasich who remain on the ballot. new jersey's current governor chris christie voted today and pushed back against trump's critics on accusations of bigotry. >> i know donald trump and i have known him 14 years and he is not a racist. that is contrary to every experience. and we are going to end it there. >> reporter: chris christie is on the ballot, no not for governor again, but the delegates that is supporting donald trump. and governor whitman among the kasich delegates. the polls close ahead of california and new jersey. and so they will have their moment in the spotlight this evening. >> a lot going on. >>> more new fallout with the comments that donald tr

. >>> donald trump is the winner in new jersey and convincing fashion. 83% of the vote. his final primary opponent john kasich and ted cruz dropped out last month. >>> new numbers from new mexico. hillary clinton leads bernie sanders there with 52% to 47% for sanders. 55% of the precincts reporting and on the republican side, donald trump is the projected winner with nearly 72% of the vote. meanwhile, california's primary is under way. and polls close in 90 minutes. watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> president obama is expected to offer his endorsement for the presidential race in a few days. fox news and other sources say that hillary clinton has enough delegates to become the democratic nominee but a white house spokesperson says the president is waiting until after today's primary new jersey and other states before he throws his support behind one candidate. >> i think it is relevant to the decision making of many americans, not just democrats by the way but some independents and republicans. >> analysts differing with the sway. popular with young people and it could help win votes in the race against d

new jersey's republican primary. this came after arnold schwarzenegger said he voted for kasich in the california primary. >>> renee elmersirst one to endorse donald trump in the presidential race lost her congressional seat last night. elmers was thrown into the new district with another incumbent congressman and while trump through his weight behind elmers it did not pay off. she became the first incumbent to lose a congressional seat this cycle that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> celebrities, they took to twitter to weigh in on hillary clinton's history making moment. singer and supporter katy perry posted a lot of little girls are dreaming for first time without limits. you broke the mold, hillary clinton. actor and comedian josh gad said regardless of where you stand politically, tonight is a very special night for women in this country. 240 years later, it is about time. and actress elizabeth banks said very emotional about hillary clinton. historic moment for american women. >>> 22 minutes after the hour. what some young students had to say about hillary clinton's historic win. hey, ready for the

presumptive nominee thanks in part to new jersey but bernie sanders is pledge to go take his fight to philadelphia while trump is only g.o.p. presidential candidate, both john kasich and ted cruz were still on new jersey's ballot. brooke silva-braga is live in new york with the outcome, good morning, brooke. >> reporter: good morning. clinton and trump have have been attacking each other for weeks but with both the now in control of the parties nomination last night was an unofficial kick off to the general election. newly minted presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton immediately turned her focus to a in showdown with donald trump. >> when he says let's make america great again, that is code for let's take america backwards. >> former secretary of state expanded her delegate lead on tuesday winning a majority of the six states in play. she once again slammed her republican rival including his latest dust up with the judge presiding over lawsuits over trump university. >> when donald trump says a distinguished judge, born in indiana can't do his job because of his mexican heritage, it goes against everything we stand for. >> reporter: at his own event trump

kasich's aids. who is telling nbc news congress members in races will have the support that they need but this really is a remarkable turn of events considering the kasich is the governor of the state that is hosting the convention. when you talk about kasich's role in this, this is a response to trump telling "the new york times" if his former rivals have not endorsed him. he doesn't see the need to offer them speaking slots. we have reached out to ted cruz's folks to see if they have comment considering that cruz has several hundred delegates who will be bound to him. it's a questions of whether he will speak too. >> we're going to be speaking with the author of that "new york times" report in just a few minutes. thanks so much. for some analysis now, i'm joined by zi moem sanders, former press secretary for the bernie sanders campaign. nice to see you again. haven't seen you since you worked for the bernie sanders campaign. what happened? >> nothing happened. i just felt my time with the campaign had come to an end. i'm very proud of all the work that i did on the campaign, the work that the campa

kasich of ohio. welcome, everybody, brand new hour of "america's newsroom." glad to have with us. i'mi'm martha maccallum. bill: i'll bill hemmer. i sat down with governor kasich in the governor's mansion late yesterday afternoon in columbus, ohio, for this exclusive interview. he told me is nowhere near endorses donald trump. in fact he says trump is trending poorly. here is the governor on that. >> right now it is not looking good. bill: but you know, you know how important ohio is in this election? >> yeah. bill: if he doesn't win ohio you could make an argument he does not win e white house. >> the fact of the matter is, qualities we need in leader is very important to me. this is not a game for me. i can't go for dividing, name-calling, or somebody that doesn't really represent conservative principles. bill: you are the host governor. >> yeah. bill: for the convention, that comes to ohio in 40 days. >> bill -- bill: are you saying it is possible you can walk into that arena in cleveland, ohio, and not endorse? >> absolutely, of course. i've been this way since i was in politic

>> i remember walking around rural new hampshire with john kasich months ago. he promised me he'd not be anybody's vp. he may not participate in the convention in his backyard. hallie jackson, kristen welker, thank you. >>> we have some more poll numbers that help illustrate how voters look at these strengths and weaknesses. when it comes to who would be better at changing business as usual and dealing with the economy, donald trump, obviously, clobbering clinton. you can see it by double digits. a 30-point advantage on the top bracket there. the same pool of voters say clinton has an edge in foreign policy. strength as commander in chief and uniting the country. she leads in those categories by double digits as well. but in the categories where it's close, trump still holds an edge. more voters believe he will do better at standing up for america and handling terrorism and security, as well as on gun issues. so to dive deeper into these numbers with our team of pollsters, fred yang is a democratic pollster. michael roberts is a pollster with public opinion str

it's always the same two guys interrupting marco rubio and ted cruz and donald trump in new hampshire and john kasich in ohio. it's the same two guys. they haven't only gone after the republicans. i haven't seen them go after bernie sanders. they might have but they have gone after hillary clinton and that is what made for some strange news today. the first time we noticed them going after hillary clinton was in hudson, new hampshire when both of these guys managed to get themselves into good camera angles at a hillary clinton event but what they were wearing was something that looked like official hillary clinton campaign merchandise but what their shirts and hats said was settle for hillary. that was back in february. but then they popped up again at an event last week and you probably saw some headlines about it. this was u.s.a. today. hillary distracted by two me shirtless men. she says they can stay as long as they don't take anything else opposite. thanks daily mail. the local press in orange county seemed both impressed and embarrassed at the same time. hillary clinton visits orange county and

news" and cbsphilly.com. >> arnold swartznaeger, already cast his ballot for john case nick california's republican primary. yes, kasichand former california governor voted by mail, swartznaeger previously end doser dollars kasich who suspended his campaign last month. >>> in other news, septa police are looking for eyewitnesses to confrontation between one of their officers, and a man in handicuffs. a minute long video posted saturday on facebook, while it is unclear exactly when and where this happened, or what proceeded the man being placed in cuffs, the officer is seen taking him to the ground. septa internal affairs is investigating the incident, but police chief going a step further. anyone with more video or who witnessed the video to give them a call. >> local man says he's being falsely accused of the person who through beer bottle at phillies first baseman ryan howard over the weekend, picture of the alleged cup culprit making round on social media. police say working with the phillies to track down this person, but, joseph bennett of aston, delaware county tells "eyewitness news" people are pinning the fin e

in yesterday's new jersey primary helped put clinton over the top, bernie sanders is taking his fight to philadelphia where the democrats meet in july. while trump stand loan, john kasich and ted cruz were still on the new jersey ballot. brooke silva-braga is live in new york as the showdown takes shape, brooke. >> reporter: good morning, jim and brooke. general election as you say it the is pretty much here, both parties have have presumptive nominees. as hillary clinton made history last night both she and trump made their cases for why the other shouldn't be president. >> reporter: newly minted presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton immediately turned her focus to a in she down with donald trump. >> when he says let's make america great again that is code for let's take america backwards. >> reporter: former secretary of state expanded her delegate lead on tuesday, winning a majority of the six state in play. she slammed her republican rival including his latest dust up with a judge presiding over lawsuits against trump university. >> when donald trump says that a distinguished judge, born in indiana, can't do his job because of his mexican heritage, it goes

in the meantime on the republican side results in new jersey show donald trump with 83% of the vote and john kasich over 10% and ted cruz over six percent of the vote. both on the ballot and important that donald trump is over 80%. republicans still have confidence in him. the polls are about to close in new mexico, north dakota and south dakota. we will get you those results as soon as those numbers come in in a few moments. >> whether bernie sanders wins in california, what do you see him doing? do you think he will continue to the republican convention or suspending his campaign and showing his support for hillary clinton. >> it looks like now that he is em boldened and going straight towards the convention and not stopping. >> he wants to persuade the super delegates to get them back on his side. interesting. >> unfortunately for him he has not persuaded a single super delegate to switch sides. she has the vast majority. >> ross, thank you. >>> today hillary clinton got a boost from house minority nancy pelosi. >> hillary clinton has stayed out of site and rallies in southern california and wat

bill: john kasich sit down for an exclusive interview tomorrow 9:00 a.m. eastern time on the fox newshannel. he's the host governor for the republican convention six weeks from now in his state. will he support donald trump? will he endorse? martha: donald trump promising a number of times he would pivot. he would become more presidential if he won the republican nomination. now that moment is here. can he turn it around? can he make good on that promise and can he make it stick? >> my advice to our nominee would be to start talking about the issues that the american people care about and to start doing it now. ke reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until

--ee leading republicans scott walker, john kasich and paul ryan repudiated the presumptive nominee over his over a judge. this appears to be at another new spectrum of criticism to scathing rebuke, here are just some of the sound bites that say that the nominee is at odds with topic that is of the party. >> my personal interactions, i find that there is no justifying those comments. i was very clear about that. not just republicans, but everybody. we should just disavow comments like that. this is a long campaign. he has a ways to go. >> i am frustrated right now. wrong. it is just it has no place in american society today. as americans, if you want to be viewed as a credible candidate, you need to make it clear that you do not associate with those beliefs. >> the fact of the matter is that the qualities that we need in a leader are important to me. this is not a game for me. i cannot go for dividing, name-calling, or some of the does not really embody conservative principles. >> this is some remarkable stuff. is it sustainable for the republican party to have trump speak out and people repudiate him, orders of the have to give? >> i thi

kasich is calling for trump to apologize. marco rubio urged him to symptom. >> breaking news now.angerous weather moving across florida and into georgia this morning. tropical storm colin is bringing rains and thousands of power outages along the gulf coast. the area around caesar key was hit with four inches of rain seasoning several counties. the governor declared a state of emergency in 34 counties. >>> they're already sandbag along the south carolina coast. colin could bring up to eight inches of rain to the charleston area with winds gusting to 50 miles hour. there ar powerful rip currents and beach erosion. >>> and taking a live look at the radar, you can see the storm as it heads up the east coast. there's an isolated tornado threat across south georgia and the carolinas through this morning. >>> some alarming moments for passengers on an american airlines flight from seattle to dallas. they were waiting and the gate when smoke started billowing outside the windows. a starter machine apparently caught fire. that's a device hooked up to the plane to help start the engines. t

. >> trump's promise to contest deep blue states comes as he faces new criticism from former rival john kasichovernor of the crucial swing state of ohio. >> will you support donald trump for president? >> hard to say. if you look at twitter, they have this thing called trending. it's trending poorly. yeah. i mean, look. i have a completely different message. mr. trump called me and he said, what are you going to do to support me? i said, we're like two companies. we have a different vision, a different value system, a different objective so it's pretty hard to put that together. but right now, the divisiveness, the division, the name-calling, it doesn't go down well with me. >> trump meanwhile is making his feelings about kasich clear, retweeting john kasich, the voters have spoken, we want real donald trump, you agree to support the nominee, get on board or leave, from a supporter. joining me, a.j. delgado, trump supporter. it feels like donald trump had an excellent week 0 so around when sort of -- clinch the nomination, we saw him bump up in the polls considerably. it feels like it's been a

. >> new jersey primary gave her more than number delegates to lock up the democratic presidential nomination. donald trump is last republican standing but john kasich and ted cruz who dropped out a few weeks ago were still on the bat ol. >> president obama called hillary clinton to congratulate her or clinching the nomination in addition to new jersey she won in new mexico and south dakota still no word yet on california. cbs nooses mates she has 2648 delegates more than enough for the nomination, once the democrats meet in philadelphia next month. clinton noted that is this not just her victory. >> tonight's victory is not about one person, it belongs to generations of women and men who have struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. >> bernie sanders won in montana and north dakota he put his time in california, sanders told supporters the struggle continues and vows to fight all the way to philadelphia. >> and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial and environmental justice to fill, pennsylvania. >> president obama also called sanders last night, the two will meet at the white house tomorrow at sanders request. >>> for

applause) now, contrary to what mainstream media and john kasich's jealousy journals say, bernie sanders is still in the presidential race. since the news most of its time talking about donald trump, we figured we would give bernie sanders his due in our new segment bern baby bern. (cheers and applause) ♪ ♪ ♪ #. >> roy: what's up, everyone? welcome to bern baby bern. now that we know that republicans have basically decided to nominate an orange julius caesar, it's clear that the democrats have to make a choice. it's either bernie sanders or -- >> don't you dare say her name. we know the bernie campaign is the underdog but like any underdog we know if we work hard we can pull this one out and win like in "rocky." >> roy: rocky lost. >> eliza: like that jamaican blob sed team. >> roy: had to walk. >> eliza: hilary swank in "million dollar baby." >> roy: she died. >> it was another beak for bernie bros and broettes. >> sanders beating hillary clinton more than 40,000 votes. >> we'll continue to fight for every last vote until june 14th and then we're going to take our fight into the convention. (cheers and applause) >> roy: and we're going

them are still speaking out, pretty vocally, not just ted cruz and john kasich, but mike lee, the utah senator, speaking to newsax tv earlier today. he said, you want me to endorse trump and then he went on, i don't know if we have the sound, right? >> we can get into the fact that he accused my best friend's father of conspiring to kill jfk. we can go through the fact that he's made some statements that some have identified correctly at religiously intolerant. we can get into the fact that he's wildly unpopular, in my state, in part because my state consists of people who are members of a religious minority church. a people who were ordered exterminated by the governor of missouri in 1838. and statements like that make them nervous. >> wow. i mean, it just keeps coming. so what does trump do? does he try to get people like mike lee back on board or just keep plowing forward? >> mike lee is one of the tea party members of the senate. for him to stand back, as he has, is quite surprising. and he's talking there about mormons in his state, the religious minority. that's what he was referring to. so i don't think

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kasich. trump should apologize to try and unite this country. the polls open here in new jersey in a little less than one hour. >> david lee miller live for us. thank you, david. >> before hillary clinton can claim victory she still faces a very close fight as we have been telling you for california. what happens if sanders pulls off a win today. here is the fair and balanced debate here is senior political reporter ashley pratt. thank you both for getting up early with us as always. >> i will start with you. what if sanders wins california, and why would it matter? >> it matters about momentum going into the convention. >> bernie sander ds changed the way we do politics and the way we raised millions of dollars. i would say -- spent my entire career trying to figure out how to raise money and get money to vote. who knew it would take a socialist democrat in the they need him and his money and supporters to make sure anybody is going to win in november. if he wins today he will show the democratic party he didn't listen to everything he has to say and supporters heading i

you can't make every new cycle about answering questions about him. people like paul ryan and john kasichd apparently stood walker -- don't want to stop answering. tell paulis going to ryan and mitch mcconnell to shut up? who are bigger figures in the republican party than that? well, we will see, but top republicans say this isn't sustainable. it's not just that we can't win at the top of the ticket, but it's going to hurt everybody. it's going to be olli rehn publicans answering for donald trump on what he does and says. -- only republicans answering for donald trump on what he says and does. as one person said to me today, how far does he have to go for people to start flipping? leaders in the party continue to talk about him. tohn: one person jus tweeted that susan collins, the senator from maine, has said she may vote for hillary clinton. a lot of people are saying they will not vote for trump, but not many have openly said they would vote for hillary clinton. that's an interesting development. team for donald j trump met in gotham today. it was the first official meeting of a joint

in the meantime on the republican side results in new jersey show donald trump with 83% of the vote and john kasich over 10% and ted cruz over six percent of the vote. both on the ballot and important that donald trump is over 80%. republicans still have confidence in him. the polls are about to close in new mexico, north dakota and south dakota. we will get you those results as soon

struggle to unite the party telling the "new york times" if there's no endorsement then i would not invite them to speak. texas senator ted cruz and ohio governor john kasich will not get convention speaking slots in they don't endorse the new york billionaire. >> the use of force is always and only a last resort. >> i would bomb the [ bleep ] out of them. >> and moves to halt efforts by cruz supporters to block trump from he is cue are nomination in cleveland. >> our campaign is organized. we will have a good convention and we are confident we are not behind the clinton campaign. >> and brianna, aides to both john kasich and ted cruz are making clear neither of the former presidential candidates actually sought a speaking slot nor are they planning on seeking a slot in the future. one interesting element is john kasich. popular home state governor. this is state where he defeated trump by nearly 250,000 votes in march. as for what he will be doing, aides say it'll be focused on down ballot races. >> all right. phil mattingly, thank you so much. joining me more to tuck about trump is adam kinsinger of illinois. former air force pilot who served in iraq and

approaching, trump continues to struggle to unite the party telling "new york times," texas senator ted cruz and ohio governor john kasich will not get speaking spots if they don't endorse the billionaire. >> use of force is the last resort. >> i would bomb the [ bleep ] out of them. >> and cruz and kasich supporters to block trump from getting the nomination in cleveland. >> we are going to have a good convention and confident we're not behind the clinton campaign. >> erin, it's worth noting a lot of top republican officials, including speaker paul ryan among them, have advised donald trump to move away from this idea of the muslim ban. they've been opposed to it from the very beginning. now it looks like even trump's internal advisers have started to suggest that they do is starting to happen. one thing when you talk to clinton officials, they are very clear. they'll not let him move off this initial position. someone already sent me a democrat e-mail linking to the initial statement which still listens on line making very clear donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united

kasich with 11%, cruz with 9%. trump won all five of tuesday's primaries, california, montana, new jersey, new mexico, and south dakota. trump is transitioning to the general election by trying unify the republican party, reaching out to independents as well and disgruntled democrats. political analysts say in an effort to soften his tone and act for presidential, he delivered his victory speech last night with the use of a teleprompter rather than in his familiar off the cuff style. >> together we accomplished what nobody thought was absolutely possible. you know what that is. we're only getting started and it's going to be beautiful. remember that. [ applause ] >> trump tried to quell the controversy about his comments regarding the mexican heritage of a federal judge overseeing a lawsuit over trump university. he said his statements were misconstrued and believes a person can be impartial no matter their heritage. >>> local supporters of hillary clinton gathered at several watch parties around the bay area. one was at the audio nightclub in san francisco's south of market district. oakland's mayor was among the cro

. >> first of all there is news stories whether john kasich and ted cruz would be able to speak at conventiona pitcher to the mound who is going to throw pitches out in the stands and not pitch for the team. you just don't do it. get in the game guys, sit on the bench. watch it from the cheap seats. maria:ly think, trump would say unless you get behind me you will not speak at convention. >> there has never been a convention, i've been going since 1992, since someone was not going to speak on behalf of the nominee. you just don't do it. maria: will these guys get behind him? >> if they don't, violates their own pledge made on national television. everyone said we will support the nominee. whether or not they have integrity and credibility. >> anthony, what do you think? >> only in american politics you can be a hypocrite to call it morality play. that's what i think about that as it relates to the markets maria, we'll have more volatility today and possibly tomorrow. things will settle out. think is huge buying opportunity for people, particularly european banks. maria: you've been putting yo

contains his former presidential rivals did not officer names, they include john kasich texas senator ted cruz, and newis christie in may trump said i he was not considering florida senator marco rubio for the job, larry sabato good to see you. >> good morning. >> who would you bet on as vice presidential pick. >> on trump side? nobody. >> nobody? >> he is going to pick by instinct and gut we have seen this over and over again look, his problem is going to be getting somebody good who will actually run with him. >> take the job we have we know saying that on campaign season that we think it is john kasich that looks like it could be, you know a good choice, he did say that he wants somebody with political background somebody who has a been elected right that is one of the things that he said. dagen: one things what is critical thing you look at states does he need to pick a guy who can bring in one of these swing states? in november? >> well, my rule is always think of the the electoral college you want one positive are bringing in a state or group of states realer you could find obama somebody like ly

kasich. you won't be able to win the game at this point. but you could still enjoy yourself. when the "newyork times" asked hillary clinton the most influential book in her life, she said the bible, fact or fiction. we have a tie. baker got that right. she seems like a godless woman. >> she was a strict religious person going to college. she lost her way. kennedy: that's a very george bush answer. but she did say the most influential book was the bible. malice and barrack, you will play for the tie breaker. all right. i didn't get it from you on facebook. here is the tie breaker question. when is the last time hillary clinton drove a car? >> it was 198. kennedy: baker? >> i'm going. 1988. kennedy: you are closest, michael malice. 1996. you win the gun, now you are an amateur cia agent. thanks, everyone for playing. i loved every second of it. and i marvel at your intellectual fortitude. tom shillue holds the record for the most losses. coming up, if you have been losing sleep over whether you got your letter in the mail. house speaker fall ryan unveiled a new national security plan. poor m

presidential campaign sent out a very unusual e-mail today about a new series of swing state polls from something called ballot pedia. it showed john kasich better in a hypothetical matchup against hillary clinton then trump does. we are told by a source close to said he will be in cleveland doing plenty of events , to help candidates, but at this point does not have any plans to step inside the hall. that could change. meanwhile, senator ted cruz another vanquished opponent of , trump, it is even harder to pin down what he plans. he told the new york times, there's no expectation he will get a speaking slot, although under the republican rules he did qualify to get his name put in nomination. he may play a significant role on key committees and platforms a week before the convention begins. we are told by sources close to ted cruz that he is planning to be in cleveland not for the entire convention, not clear which day he will go. he wants to do a lot, hang out with and thank and meet with his own supporters. many of whom are delegates of the convention, leaving the option open for perhaps an extended stay. given all that, what do you th

kasich. let's bring in our panel right now. margaret hoover along with miami beach mayor phil levine, mark preston is here and john j. lavalle, also an official with the state republican party in newonald trump retweeted that message, leave the gop to john kasich. do you want john kasich out of the party? >> we don't want him out of the party but we need to unify the party to a serb certain degree. one, donald trump didn't run with all the endorsements of all these individuals, he didn't run with the support of the establishment, so while he's not necessarily looking for it, we all need to move together because the alternative is hillary clinton, and it's getting to a point with certain people in the republican party, they have to understand it's not about them. it's about who we are as a republican party -- >> but, john, does it help unity if donald trump is retweeted something that says support me or get out? does that help unity? >> well, i watched the registrations changing dramatically. like in the county that i'm chairman of, larger than ten states, there are democrats moving over to the republican party in regard numbers. we're outregistering the democrat party for the firs

kasich. he may not even go from columbus to cleveland. jeremy peters is a reporter with the new york times and kelly ann conway is a republican strategist. which hat do you want to hear here, republican analyst or for republican branding? tell me which and proceed. >> republican opinion and branding. i would say donald trump's audience is the rank and file voters. you're going to have prime time ratings like nobody has seen and you know it, including your network. >> we do want high audiences. let me ask you about the other politicians who aren't showing up. why wouldn't a guy like portman who is running for re-election, he's a solid senator probably will get reelected. he's in good shape. why wouldn't he show up to a convention in his own state? >> he may. he hasn't said whether he will or won't. he'll be campaigning in that state in and around cleveland. some of them are in tough re-election races. some of them rode in on the tea party wave and have now switched the decaf. even john mccain has a tough primary race this time. >> can a -- i've read that is that rights really ris

happening with some of the republicans, just within the last hour or so, new reaction from not just house speaker paul ryan but also john kasichviously the governor of ohio, former rival of donald trump. he was asked if he could support donald trump as president, if he will endorse him. kasich said it is hard to say. there is absolutely a window in which he could go to the convention in cleveland in his home state and not have endorsed the presumptive nominee. the republican nominee for president at least at that point in the convention and this is significant given that it comes from the governor of a huge, hugely important swing state in the general election. kasich said he spoke with donald trump a couple of weeks ago, trump asked him what he would do to support him and kasich said they're like two different businesses with two different visions, two ideas and frameworks. kasich still clearly very much on the fence, concerned about the rhetoric and some of what he believes is the decisive nature of what donald trump is talking about. house speaker paul ryan was on the radio over in wisconsin that aired in his home state tal

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new mexico and south dakota. he has the republican nomination locked up. here is how the votes shaped up in california, donald trump hammered ted cruz and john kasich, both of whom have already dropped out of the race. >> trump is trying to ease tension in the republican party calling himself a fighter ready to take on hillary clinton. i will make you proud of your party. and our movement. that is what it is, a movement. >> that speech happened just hours after speaker paul ryan the highest ranking republican in the nation, called trump's remarks about a latino judge "racist." ryan reiterated his support for the presumptive republican nominee. >> in the bay area today log cab enrepublicans are holding a rally on the front steps of city hall in san jose demanding justice for trump supporters violently attacked outside the san jose conference center last week. today's rally starts at 2:30 p.m. >> san francisco voters passed all ballot measures including one that touches on a veriment -- very hot toppism. police use of force. voters want every police shooting investigated by the office of citizen complaints. janet o is at city 458 with what it means. >> many a

trump saying ted cruz and john kasich have only a short time to fall in line before the convention, quote, if there's no endorsement, then i wouldn't invite them to speak. a new "washington post"/abc poll shows that bernie sanders supporters are rallying behind hillary clinton. 81% of sanders backers now say they would support clinton versus 8% for donald trump. at this point in 2008 clinton primary supporters only backed then-senator barack obama 65% to 22%. despite saying he'd vote for clinton in november, bernie sanders has yet to give a full-throated endorsement. >> we are trying to say to secretary clinton, and to the clinton campaign, make it clear which side you are on. right now what we are doing is trying to say to the clinton campaign, stand up, be bolder than you have been. it's not just bernie sanders saying oh, you know just vote for hillary clinton. it is hillary clinton standing up and saying you know what? these are the things we need to do. and if she does the right thing i am absolutely confident that the vast majority of my supporters will vote for her. >> over the weekend, democrats approved the draft party platform that largely reflects t