political correspondent mike emanuel is live for us in lexington kentucky with more on that. hi mike. reporter: heather, good morning. a clinton wants to focus on the general election but she has not been able to finish off the bernie sanders campaign so hillary clinton is crisscrossing kentucky, putting on a full-court press here, trying to win here tomorrow night. her campaign is also running advertising in kentucky about $300,000 ofit . clinton hit sanders yesterday on voting against the auto bailout in front of the union audience and insane in march that her policies would put a lot of coal miners out of work, clinton is still trying to clean that up. >> we cannot and must not walk away from them. you know, i feel such a sense of obligation and were going to do everything we can to help them get through this transition. reporter: bernie sanders spent the weekend crisscrossing kentucky but is now in puerto rico. he's talking there about the financial crisis and poverty in kentucky yesterday, sanders said he is the candidate with broad appeal donald trump was defeating hill

from lexington, kentucky, please welcome lisa runion. [cheers and applause] hi, lisa.ou doing? good to see you. welcome to "millionaire." >> thank you. [applause] >> why that motto? why--why do you believe in "don't judge a book by its cover?" >> well, i've been singing opera for over a decade, and when people find out that i am

in regards to clinton-sanders, clinton as you see from the video is in lexington, kentucky. she did not mention coal. probably a wise decision after her kerfuffle with coal, telling coal miners she would put them out of work as we go forward. she was in lexington, kentucky. bernie sanders mentioned what he would do with fossil fuels. he is in stocks ton, california, what he would do and coal and how he is different from mrs. clinton. >> one of the differences between secretary clinton and myself, is that i believe that now is the time to impose a tax on carbon! another difference between secretary clinton and myself, is that i believe now is the time to end fracking. reporter: so bernie sanders like hillary clinton wants to get off of fossil fuels. he is calling for end to fracking immediately. so, 30% of our electricity comes from natural gas. the obama administration already laid out plans to increase regulations on natural gas production. people here in west virginia know what's at stake. and yet going into this election mr. sanders seemed to be more popular among democra

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. >> bernie sanders rallied supporters in lexington, kentucky tonight. he says he has no plans to quits even though the path to victory is narrow. >> state of new jersey has to weigh in on the race for the whitehouse. they head to the polls the 7th of june. >> philadelphia police are investigating the circumstances behind officer-involved shooting that left a man dead in the early morning hours near overbrook and lancaster avenues in overbrook. and investigators say the unidentified driver allegedly tried to pull off as they attempted to question him. one officer fired several times. and the driver was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead. police guidelines ban officers from firing into vehicles unless it is a matter of life avenue death. the police commissioner says he has questions of how this incident was handled. >> we have sound policys in the department we had for a lot of years relative to shooting at vehicles and putting yourself in compromising positions and so, that is something we are looking at seriously and on this matter. and we are t

bernie sanders will rally in lexington, kentucky.ohn kasich does a press gaggle at dulles airport, then has a full day of "finance events" in maryland and virginia. nebraska and west virginia hold m prima-- their primary on may . >>> exit polls show trump won the support of most republican supporters who are angry about how the federal government is working. of indiana republican voters who say they are angry about government, 66% voted for trump. among all gop voters, three quarters say they would support trump in november. democrats are largely satisfied with either hillary clinton or bernie sanders. only 55% of indiana democratic voters say clinton is honest and trustworthy. but 65% of indiana democrats who voted for bernie sanders say that they'll vote for hillary clinton if she'll the nominee. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll discuss the race for the white house with republican national committee chairman reince priebus. >>> this morning an entire canadian city has been forced to flee their homes under the threat of a

cecile yeah vega, abc news, lexington, kentucky. >> as for bernie sanders, is he looking ahead to next month's contest heading to california after wrapping up his visit to puerto rico. sanders held three events on the island which is mired by a decade long economic crisis. he told thousands of supporters puerto rico must be given time to restructure its debt, grow its economy and create jobs. and he rejected the call for austere measures. >> secretary of state john kerry kicks off day two of high level talks on the middle east. yesterday kerry and the italian foreign minister hosted a meeting in vienna on the crisis in libya. they agreed to provide weapons to the libyan government fight isis. today the u.s. along with 16 other nations will discuss extending the cease-fire in syria. >>> and we have breaking news in the manhunt for two brothers wanted in connection with the murder of a washington state couple. one of those brothers is finally in custody. the sheriff's department says tony clyde reed contacted the u.s. to surrender yesterday at the mexican border. he's now being held in s

bernie zappedders held a rally in lexington, kentucky one day after winning indiana.e continues to insist there will be a contested convention in philadelphia. >>> tonight, lower merion police are trying to track down the thieves who ripped the doors right off of the frame and then stole them. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at one oak lynn ter as in bala cynwyd and clearly these were not the just any doors, chad? >> reporter: yes, these were old antique doors, doors were stolen sometime overnight. there is the opening right there these were massive doors weighing hundreds of pound. you can see the thief or thieves actually ripped a hinge right off the door frame. they are 8 feet high, stand 70 k oak weighing four to 500-pound a piece and they're gone. ripped off the hinges and stolen from the hardie house apartments. >> they are very ornate. they are about 90 years old, original to the building, antique doors. there is a lot of ornate detail with them and they are really priceless. >> reporter: connor woodward's family owns the apartment building. he rec

. >> bernie sanders rallied supporters in lexington, kentucky tonight. he says he has no plans to quits even though the path to victory is narrow. >> state of new jersey has to weigh in on the race for the whitehouse. they head to the polls the 7th of june. >> philadelphia police are investigating the circumstances behind officer-involved shooting that left a man dead in the early morning hours near overbrook and lancaster avenues in overbrook. and investigators say the unidentified driver allegedly tried to pull off as they attempted to question him. one officer fired several times. and the driver was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead. police guidelines ban officers from firing into vehicles unless it is a matter of life avenue death. the police commissioner says he has questions of how this incident was handled. >> we have sound policys in the department we had for a lot of years relative to shooting at vehicles and putting yourself in compromising positions and so, that is something we are looking at seriously and on this matter. and we are t

. >> reporter: at a daycare in lexington, kentucky, clinton laid out her plan for new federal subsidies to cap child care spending at 10% of family income. the proposal is aimed at winning over the kind of progressives who are still stuck on sanders. do you envision all these families will get these subsidies, including wealthy families. >> well, it will be a sliding scale like most programs are, but i think that a lot of the cut-rawfs too low given the costs that families are facing and given, particularly, the high cost of child care. >> reporter: clinton notes she had her own late surge in 2008 winning six of the final nine contests before conceding to president obama. his vice president, joe biden, said today for the first time, scott, that he is confident that clinton will eventually be the party's nominee. >> pelley: nancy cordes for us tonight. nance, thank you. there's an important development in a story we brought you last month. victims of lead paint poisoning had told us that they had been tricked out of millions of dollars in settlement money. well, today, maryland's attorne

. >> at a day care in lexington, kentucky, clinton laid out her plan for federal subsidies to cap child care spending at 10% of income. the proposal aimed at winning over the kind of progressive whose are still stuck on sanders. >> do you envision that all families would get the subsidies including wealthy families? >> it will be a sliding scale like most programs are. but i think that a lot of the -- -- a lot of the cutoffs are too low. given the costs that family a facing and given particularly the high cost of child care. >>> clinton notes she had her own late surge in 2008 winning six of the final nine contests before conceding to president obama. his vice president joe biden said today, for the first time, scott that he is confident that clinton will eventually be the party's nominee. >> nancy cordes for us. nancy, thank you. >>> hillary clinton might have a chance to thrash trump if he doesn't begin winning the financial backing of his party and support of its leaders. major garrett tells us today, trump was tormented by the ghosts of campaigns past. >> well it is great to be back

senior political correspondent has the story from lexington, kentucky. >> she will do her 11th trip to kentucky. she's trying to clean up her earlier missteps. >> we do have to transition, but we need to take coal country and coal miners and their families with us and not leave them behind. [ applause ] >> reporter: with an expected to be close race, clinton is trying to tap into her husband's popularity saying she put him to work as first gentleman, if she's elected. >> my husband, who i'm going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy. he knows how to do it. >>reporter: democrats showing concern, she hasn't been able to focus on donald trump. they will run $6 million in tv ads against him starting wednesday through the june 7th primaries. after two days in kentucky over the weekend, sanders is campaigning in puerto rico, trying to close the gap with latino voters ahead of their june 5th primary. sanders said, if elected, he will allow them to vote on a measure to become a 51st state and dubbed wall street vulture funds. >> it is morally unacceptable that billionaire hedge fund ma

we start off on the ground in lexington, kentucky, tonight, good evening, rich. >> good evening, we expected kentucky to be close and it is. we are hearing reports of light voter turnout throughout the state. we've been in lexington, kip ki, throu kentucky, throughout the day, at a polling location where workers said they had about 100 turn out so far. with 50 to go towards the end of the day. the total of the 150 expected is about normal. this state has a tough time in democratic primaries with turnout. in 2012, only 13% of registered voters did so. the secretary of state was hoping for about 20% thus far, but the problem is with the democratic primary in the state, you have to be a registered democrat to vote in the primary here. and you had to have registered by new year's eve of last year. even bernie sanders acknowledged the challenge he'll have in the state because he does very well when independents vote, and that's not the case in kentucky. this, also a challenge in the state for hillary clinton. and that's because of comments she made a couple of months ago in west virginia about th

senior political correspondent mike emanuel live in lexington, kentucky.ton trying to tap into her husband's popularity with democrats? >> reporter: no doubt about it, gretchen. bill clinton won here in 1929 and 1996 and hillary clinton has been talking about his role. she was asked earlier today if he would be in the

let's get the latest from rich edson in lexington, kentucky. sorry. rich is standing by. let's go to dan springer, polls just closed in oregon looking live in california. that bernie sanders event. let's check in with dan springer in portland. good evening, dan. >> good evening, bret. they don't have polls here in oregon. they have drop boxes and mail in ballots. voters had their ballots three weeks. we had a line up of cars waiting to put their ballots in the drop box which just closed about a minute ago. people again, procrastinating. the poll i saw saw hillary clinton with a size of only double digits. this is because this is a close primary. there is a lot of people, tens of thousands who voted who registered late and got their ballots in late to these drop boxes and so there are 74 delegates up for grabs. this is a state that bernie sanders to do well in because it's tailor-made for him. it's largely white, liberal and a state hillary clinton lost to barack obama in 2008 by 19 points. so it's a state that is rejecting hillary clinton once. we talked a lot of voters t

tomorrow night but has invested a lot of time and i don't remember here in kentucky and will do a get out the vote later in lexington. >> mike emanuel in kentucky, thank you. >>> now to the gop side and high-profile republicans still actively searching for an alternative to trump despite the gop leaders warning against it. rnc chair reince priebus calling a third-party bid a suicide mission. >> the law makes it very difficult but i do take it seriously. they can try to hijack another party and get on the ballot. it's a suicide mission for our country because what it means you're throwing down not just eight years of the white house but potentially 1,100 years on the supreme court and wrecking this country for many generations. >> pretty strong statement. chris stirewalt, fox news digital editor and author of "fox news first." interesting to see how reince priebus has really come on the side of trump. i mean, i think he has to and it's also interesting to not you still have people talking about a third-party candidate. how would very threat it done from a money point of view not to mention they passed a bunch of dead

senior political correspondent has the story from lexington, kentucky. >> she will do her 11th trip to kentucky. she's trying to clean up her earlier missteps. >> we do have to transition, but we need to take coal country and coal miners and their families with us and not leave them behind. [ applause ] >> reporter: with an expected to be close race, clinton is trying to tap into her husband's popularity saying she put him to work as first gentleman, if she's elected. >> my husband, who i'm going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy. he knows how to do it. >>reporter: democrats showing concern, she hasn't been able to focus on donald trump. they will run $6 million in tv ads against him starting wednesday through the june 7th primaries. after two days in kentucky over the weekend, sanders is campaigning in puerto rico, trying to close the gap with latino voters ahead of their june 5th primary. sanders said, if elected, he will allow them to vote on a measure to become a 51st state and dubbed wall street vulture funds. >> it is morally unacceptable that billionaire hedge fund ma

he is now at a pasture in lexington kentucky. >> he gained about 162 pounds and is doing good. >> noto retire to. >>> tomorrow, fair warning, mother's day. if you forgot about what to do for mother's day. panicked for as a president, send us a picture of your mom on twitter @anhqoc. we'll see you back here 1:00 eastern after your celebrate mother's day. >> have a great day. >> see you! >>> the race for the white house heads to the pacific northwest and that is where we begin this jam packed hour of the election headquarters. i'm uma pemmaraju. you're looking right now live at pictures from spokane washington where the presumptive republican presidential nominee, new yorker donald trump will be speaking to a packed house of supporters in a few minutes. there is extra security on duty just in time there may be protesters determined to try to disrupt this rally. this is mr. trump's first campaign stop in the state of washington happening across a back drop of challenges in the gop over

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. >> he voted not to save the auto industry and i voted to save it. we just had the best year for the auto industry in america in history. >> reporter: sanders points out he supported the bail out, one of them. he said the other helped finance companies and why he voted against it. puerto rico, he said investors should take a hit. >> the ultracapitalist will not receive 100 percent return. >> reporter: this morning, he addressed hillary clinton's plan to put her husband in charge of the economy. >> sanders has 1473. and that does include super delegates and they can vote for who ever they want. the winner need 2383. they will have it wrapped up the

we have lexington, kentucky hillary clinton making an appearance there.ht of the screen and appropriately hillary's left. bernie sanders, the guy who will not go away will take the race all the way to the convention. he's in california. we are monitoring both events. we'll bring it to you live here on "happening now". >> the first extreme weather now to blame for two deaths in oklahoma. tornados store across the straight and tending three people to the hospital and killing two. one sheriff was stunned by the size is of the twister. >> it was one of the largest tornados i have seen in gafshin county. and it is still act and i have dangerous. >> severe storms are still on the move. meteorologist maria molina join live from katy, oklahoma. >> that's right. i am in katy, oklahoma. one hour south of oklahoma city. behind me, a tornado ripped through the area producing significant damage and now we are seeing homeowners to return to collect pieces of all of their belongings that were unfortunately scattered about. i want to show you how strong the tornado was.

." >> i am going see how gary is going to do the bender and then lexington, kentucky. >> that's how hebon style. you're going to hear ted cruz make the case that he can win in indiana. he is doing everything that he can to raise the stakes of e indiana end and what does he do if he loses? >> it maybe over if he loses. >>> thank you for spending part of your day with us on "today." i will see you tomorrow and enjoy the rest of your joe and sunday. take a live look outside...... bay bridge >>> good sunday morning to you. happy may day. take a look outside at the bay bridge. wow. one of the most beautiful shots i've seen from our morning cam. look it at the sun reflecting off the water there. so gorgeous. thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm vicky nguyen. standing by is anthony slaughter with a look at the forecast. it's going to be nice and warm, a beautiful day to be out on the water. >> yeah. if you're planning to get out, it's opening weekend of the bay, boating happening this weekend. treasure island, get out to do that for free. palo alto waking up to sunshine this morning. you

abc news lexington, kentucky. >>> ceo zuckerberg meet with several conservative media figure this weekt facebook is suppressing conservative view in the trending section. according to political.com it will include beck and romney fox news and g.o.p. poll sister. mark will bring in president bush deputy chief of staff to the meeting. >>> election day for the california primary three week away now an counties across the bay area are looking for poll workers to help out on election day. john thon explains why they are going to need a lot of them. >> what i need to you do is go. >>reporter: you could call it the calm before the storm. >> we tripled capacity of the voting center compared to 2012. >>reporter: registration early voting taken over the ground floor of san francisco city hall. >> we have feet on the ground to indicate the direction to the voting booth. >>reporter: with election day fast approaching they have recruited some 2400 poll workers and they still need at least 300 more. >> we are only just three week away from election day even though on target the time is getting less.

while hillary clinton is going to lexington, kentucky tomorrow to a daycare center to talk about realsues that are facing this country, he's calling her names. he's calling everyone names. so i just think once we get into that general election, and it's not far away, and she can show -- i was looking at the early part of your show with -- from the republican voters and where they were, they haven't heard all these things he's said about women calling them pigs and dogs and other things. they're not all in primary states. not only that, his opponents were hands off for the first half of the election. so i think it's going to make a big difference. i know people in my state have heard this stuff. they say, you know what? he doesn't just diminish her, but he diminishes all elected officials who are women. and further, they've all had experiences in their own workplace. this is what surprised me, they can relate to this kind of talk, because they've seen it and they don't want to be diminished that way. >> so mr. trump isn't a different type of person now than he was during the republican

this event in lexington, kentucky, sort of a round table conversation with young parents. it's being built. we'll dip into that when secretary clinton appears and if senator rubio delves into domestic politics as well, you will be the first to hear it right here live on cnn. in the meantime, you probably know this. yet again, if it's tuesday, it's election day. but today's republican contest in west virginia and nebraska are like none we've seen before because they are the first since those last two challengers to donald trump bowed out of the race. effectively handing donald trump the nomination. the democrats, however, are voting in west virginia as well and that race still very much in contention. and then comes super thursday. it's not an election but a super day because there's a face to face coming between the gop nominee to-be and the highest ranking elected holder in the united states and huey, stars are going to fly. let's say that. the issue would have been unthinkable in any race since nominated barry gold water in 1964 and it just so happens the issue blew up h

clinton is holding an event in lexington, kentucky, by the way, right now. kentucky votes in their primary a week from today and senator sanders preparing to take the stage in stockton, california. the california primary is june 7th but there are 29 delegates at stake for the democrats in west virginia. here's how they stand right now. hillary clinton has a 301 pledge delegate lead. now let's take a closer look at how hillary clinton and donald trump match up in some key swing states. the new quinnipiac university poll showing clinton holding a 1 point lead in florida and pennsylvania over trump while trump beats hillary clinton in ohio by 4 points. the polls also show, by the way, that bernie sanders, he beats donald trump in all three states. here with us right now, the trump national campaign co-chairman, i should say, thank you very much for coming in. any fireworks from marco rubio? he's been talking about the situation in the middle east. you expect the formal endorsement or anything along those lines? >> i thought we were listening to marco together h

hillary clinton continues now to stop in lexington, kentucky, next and i think she is done. going down for some rest. hoping for the best. david: jeff flock with his best golf nouner's voice, very well-done i must say. thank you very much. melissa. melissa: supreme court sidestepping a decision on major challenge to the obamacare. the nation's highest court will not decide on a case involving the health care law contraceptive mandate, instead sending it back to the lower court to find a solution. the judges were considering whether religious affiliated institutions could be exempt from birth control in the health care plans. david: they're passing on that one. targeting business leaders here at home. new details from al qaeda's website sounding alarm. former army vice chief of staff jack keane weighing in on the that threat. melissa: major holes in the clinton foundation financial records. this is according to research by charles ortell, who made a name for himself as financial whistle-blower. we'll see his findings coming up. david: third party candidate push will not give

live pictures, hillary clinton is holding a campaign event right now in lexington kentucky. 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 stadium in the nation. the 12,000 seat facility and events center in mckinney, texas, has a price tag of nearly $63 million of taxpayer money. wow. supporters including this teacher say it's worth it. >> this bond is definitely needed.

and last week i got the chance to go down to lexington, kentucky where american pharoah is right now.e's living life as a stud. i mean, he's gained 170 pounds, grazes all day, gets to roll around in the hay three times a day. his stud fee is $200,000 so he is living the life. who is up this year, who is the one everyone is talking about? i'd say that the favorite is nyquist, he won 7 out of the last seven races. we'll see. there are a lot of other horses we have to keep an eye on. victor espinoza, he's back this year and if he were to win on whitmore, a relative long shot, 20-1 now, but that would be the third straight derby he's won in a row. everyone is focused on victor. you also have bob baffert, the trainer of american pharoah, he's ghe a he's got mo spirit this year. a lot of us are going for sudden breaking news because how can you not with a name like that. sometimes you don't even look at the stats, you just look at the name. but we'll see what happens this year. it's exciting, though, and i think everyone is very excited because of everything that happened with the triple cr

first to rich edison live in lexington, kentucky. what's clinton's pitch to voters there, rich? >> reporter: well, shep, hillary clinton has been campaigning here in kentucky. yesterdays and this weekend. she's been focusing on the general election and the presumptive republican nominee donald trump. though eastern kentucky is coal country and she's been forced to explain comments she made a couple of months ago about putting coal companies and coal miners out of business. clinton says she would push funding to help areas hit most by the decline in the coal >> a coal country, to help coal miners, to help the people who have done so much over a hundred years to turn on our lights and power our factories. >> reporter: kentucky also has a large auto manufacturing sector and presence here. she knocked bernie sanders for voting against the auto bailout. sanders' folks say that's a mischaracterization of his position, that he supported the bailout in a series of votes, he did vote against something else for financial companies, shep. >> rich, sanders has clearly been on a winning strea

now, american pharoah is living life as a stud over in kentucky, lexington, kentucky, at a horse farmn pharoah's jockey, victor espinoza. he could go on to win his third straight kentucky derby if he wins tomorrow, although he is on relative long shot whitmore. bob baffert has more spirit who also has a chance but the front-runner is nyquist. he's been seven for seven in his past races, so that's certainly the one to watch. as you know, in the fastest two minutes in sports, anything can happen, and you can watch it all on nbc. coverage starts at 4:00 p.m. eastern. back to you. >> dylan dreyer, thank you so much. and with that, we wrap up this hour of msnbc live. thank you for the privilege of your time. erica hill picks up our coverage next. have a good weekend. our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 ½ months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventor

in lexington, kentucky the scene of today's crucial primary for democrats. 55 delegates up for grabs.se people cannot contain themselves. well, maybe they can. whoa, whoa, whoa. where did this dude come from? yes. is this where i vote? okay. maybe not. what's the couch for? do we know? still early. after work. i'm sure -- look at this one. >> is that a thoroughfare? just a hallway? machines are there, absolutely. but the crowds are coming. don't you think for a second that -- it will get pretty tense. allison lundergan grimes, kentucky secretary of state. good to have you. >> thank you, neil. glad to join you. >> i'm sure the crowds are bigger. maybe other polling points. this particular lexington one isn't showing it yet. how do kentuckians normally vote? later in the day? how does it go? >> we are seeing light turnout across the commonwealth today, especially for republicans. thanks to rand paul, the republicans actually held a caucus back in march. so i spent the better part of my time trying to educate folks across the state, especially our republicans, that they actually have a r

we go to chris jansing, heading out to lexington, kentucky. >> reporter: hi, how are you doing, kate?t looks like you're moving. >> reporter: we are in cape city, just outside cave city, the bucolic rolling hills of kentucky in the press bus. the senator just made a stop. i think it really is part of what got him here. people keep saying, okay, now, what does he do? there's an old saying you dance with the one that brought you to the prom or something like that. stick with what you know, for him, that means continuing to push the issues that fired up a lot of progressives and independents, raise money. it will help he won indiana last night for sure and get your people fired up. that's what he did when he stopped at his brand new office in bowling green, kentucky. a hlot of college age students there. one girl looked like she was going to faint screaming bernie sanders just touched me after he had a picture taken with her. ramping up the excitement for people who will make the phone calls and knock on the doors. here's a little bit of pep talk he gave to, i would say, adoring supporte

guy is crazy to say this, it's terrible out there, and there are parts of america -- i was in lexington, kentucky, there are places that are struggling, absolutely -- >> rose: and it's influenced the political debate of this campaign season in part. >> absolutely. >> rose: the administration has been tapped into by trump on the one hand and sanders on the other. >> i would like to say there is two american dreams going on now. one american dream which is alive and well which is the mark zuckerberg american dream, the idea anyone can go from something and shoot the moon. >> rose: exactly, $50 billion when you're 30 or something. >> the other american dream, the almost leave it to beaver american dream, the idea if you try hard enough, it's going to work out, you're going to get a job, a house, a spouse, two kids and a dog, and that's what's challenged today. but there are much larger global forces that orq that it's hard to say that one man, a president will ultimately in this new world -- life the relative, the world is relative, where america is compared to all the other countries, automation, y

as for american pharoah, he's living life as a stud in lexington, kentucky.he horse and the farm where he's a stud at. he put on 170 pounds. he is, you know, rolling in the hay three times a day. he's doing his job as a stud out there. but excitement is very high for tomorrow and we'll see how it all goes. anything can happen. it's the fastest two minutes in sports. and we'll all be watching. coverage starts at 4:00 p.m. eastern on nbc. >> get your bets in. dylan dreyer, thank you. >>> coming up, we'll do our own kentucky derby preview. i'm going to have a costume change showing you part of it here. we'll be joined by the legend, dave johnson. if you've ever heard a kentucky derby call over the years, some of the best ones were called by him. he's going to join me. we're going to break it all down. you'll not want to miss it. stay tuned, next. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live

too.e has kentucky roots, senator mcconnell: she was from lexington. link yoon roots in kentucky -- lincoln roots in kentucky were real. famousbably remember his quote that he wanted to have god on his side but he had to have .entucky what that meant was he spent an enormous amount of time prying to prevent kentucky from seceding from the union because he thought it was extremely the wart in terms of strategy to avoid kentucky's secession. the saying, i want to have to on my side but i have have kentucky. speaking of kentucky, this is marshall harland. every first-year law student can tell you who he was. he was from kentucky. fought for the union. some the war he had political aspirations. but kentucky, curiously enough, theed to sort of go over to southern side after the war and became a totally democratic state. harlan didn't get very far with his political aspirations. partner, a law partner, , who is a veryw well-known. and the two of them were known citizens wholid were incorruptible. lynnis partner benj bristow became -- benjamin bristow became s

i got to meet with american pharoah himself last week in lexington, kentucky.t now. you guys may be jealous when you hear what he is up to. >> looks beautiful. >> looking forward to that piece in a bit. dylan, thank you. >>> let's look at some of the top stories. war of words heating up with hillary clinton and donald trump. on a campaign swing through the west, trump blasted her as a quote mean enabler in her husband's infidelity. at a california rally, clinton called the frontrunner a presumptiuous nominee. >>> and never before seen photos from an shows george w. bush right after the 9/11 attacks at the school in florida where he heard of the incide incident. then on air force one conferring with the officials in washington on the phone. and then this shows him addressing americans. >>> by the end of today, you could be richer, only if you go out and buy a powerball ticket. this is the biggest powerball in months. if you match all six numbers, you could win a prize topping $415 million. >> you could call it a powerball in the nba as the cavaliers staged the c

i got to meet with american pharoah himself last week in lexington, kentucky.s a stud right now. you guys might be jealous once you hear what he's up to. >> looks beautiful right there. >> looking forward to that piece in just a bit, dylan. >>> let's take a look at some of this morning's top stories. first, the war of words is heating up between hillary clinton and donald trump. on a campaign swing through the west, trump blasted her as a, quote, mean enabler and her husband's infidelity at a california rally, clinton called the republican front-runner, the presumptuous nominee. and elizabeth warren is in a twitter battle with trump. she called his campaign one of racism, sexism, and xenophobia. trump tweeted back that warren was, quote, goofy. >>> now to some never-before-seen photos from an earlier presidency. they show president george w. bush right after the 9/11 attacks, first at the florida school where he heard of the incident, then, this one on air force one, conferring with officials on his way back to washington. the photos were taken by the president

he visited his old buddy this week at the farm outside of lexington, kentucky. s job. >> he may be well worth it. in his first crop of foals, three will run in this year's kentucky derby. yesterday he introduced the horse to his 10-month-old daughter. how much of this is a family affair? >> it's all a family affair. my 89-year-old grandmother to my 10-month-old daughter and my friends and family. it doesn't get any more special than this. we all want to win. you have 20 horses that make the derby every year out of 30,000. just to be itself. >> uncle mo is not the only horse to have three babies run in tomorrow's kentucky derby. 160,000 people will be here tomorrow. the most expensive ticket we found is $3,400 but that pales to the most expensive hotel room which is 12,000 for tonight. >> i guess people want to go to the derby. they have a horse by the name of sudden breaking news. i don't know how to bet but i'm going to figure it out and bet on that just because. thank you, david. when we come back, a look at all that matters. thousands of blue tags. t