senior political correspondent mike emanuel is live from louisville, kentucky with more. hi, mike. >> reporter: hi, arthel. yeah. we have both democratic candidates competing here on the ground in kentucky today. should be quite a ceodown ahead of tuesday's primaries. for hillary clinton at this stage here focus is on getting key constituencies out to vote ahead of the primary day. clinton has visited two churches here in the louisville-year trying to drive the african-american turnout, key constituency for her in states where she's won and she wants to make sure that's the case once again in the bluegrass state. part of her message is talking a bit about her faith on this sunday and saying she wants to be the leader to basically help everyone get ahead. meanwhile, bernie sanders is working it hard here in kentucky on day two of his tour through the blue grass state. he's likely to do well in the eastern part of the state which in many ways is similar to west virginia where he won later this week. on the stump sander is taking aim out the senate majority leader who happens

but first, we have fox team coverage, mike emanuel in california where hillary clinton is trying to hold off bernie sanders in california. and we begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge in washington with what's new in this report and what it means. >> despite public assurances that they want to cooperate, the 83-page report said that mrs. clinton and her most senior aides refused interviews with government investigators. today top republicans were quick to respond. >> secretary clinton created this vulnerability, her statements on it thus far appear, at least on the surface in the beginning to be untrue, she needs to come clean. >> the report found that no one approved clinton's unsecured personal server for state department business. a year into mrs. clinton's tenure as secretary when two i.t. staffers voiced concerns about her email practices and security, they were told quote never to speak of the secretary's personal email system again. and another email exchange about getting clinton the government account, shows she was concerned that her personal communicat

>> mike emanuel reporting from oakland. thank you. >>> the romanian hacker who claims to have gotten into hillary clinton's private e-mail server says he's talking to the fbi. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge spoke to the man and joins me now with what a that could mean to the investigation. >> the hacker who says he easily breached mrs. clinton's e-mail server in early 2013 claimed in a jail house phone interviews that he spoke with the fbi on the plane when he was extradited last month to face separate cyber charges. he says he spoke to an fbi agent for 80 minutes. the conversation was recorded and the hacker took four pages of notes. a government source confirmed that he had a lot to say on the plane but provided no other details. fox news understands a meeting at this jail between the fbi and hacker was expected as early as this week. i spoke with him earlier this evening. you have talk today the fbi on the plane? >> right. because they came after me from the fbi from the state department, yeah. >> di

where we find fox news's mike emanuel. mike, that wag kind of bad optics for the front-runner, wasn't it? reporter: david, no question about that good afternoon from oakland. interesting how much time and energy hillary clinton and her husband former president bill clinton invested in california this week. the candidate, mrs. clinton, continues her second day of campaigning and fund-raising here in the golden state. will do rally later today in oakland. clinton sounded irritated by bernie sanders who talked about the 2008 campaign when she, when then senator obama had won. >> i withdraw. i endorsed him. i campaigned with him. i nominated him at the convention. i went to the floor of the convention and moved that he be nominated by acclamation. [applause] because i knew this, that whatever differences we might have have had in the campaign they were nothing compared to the differences between us at and the republicans. now if that was true in '08, that is true on steroids today. reporter: clinton was greeted by a few hundred

mike emanuel. senator sanders isn't the only obstacle on clinton's road to the white house.ifer, the romanian hacker, says he's already talked with the fbi. fox news' chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge talked with gucifer and has more on what this may mean for clinton's ongoing e-mail fbi investigation. >> reporter: lou, clinton aide huma abedin and others have now been interviewed by the fbi as part of its ongoing criminal investigation. the source saeed abedini was questioned about clinton's use and whether classified information was transmitted on an unsecure network. the gross negligence statute, intent is not required for a criminal violation. this week mrs. clinton addressed these issues. >> i've got to just ask you whether in since you last mentioned this to my colleague, chuck todd, in april, have you been contacted or your representatives been contacted by the fbi to set up an interview? >> no. >> no contacts there. any indication that your private server was hacked by foreign hackers? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: the romanian hacker says he easi

mike emanuel is in west virginia where hillary clinton is looking to win over some people she angered a few months back. we begin with carl cameron where cruz goes one-on-one with a trump supporter in hopes of winning tomorrow's primary. good evening, carl. >> reporter: indeed, brett. donald trump led six of seven polls taken in indiana recently. ted cruz knows tomorrow could be a really tough battle. he has thrown just about everything at trump but the kitchen sink. >> i trust the good people of indiana to differentiate, we are not a country built on hatred. we are not a country built on anger, on pettiness. we are not a bitter, angry, petty, bigoted people. >> reporter: that was aimed at trump. >> i have been doing it nine months, the other guys 35 years, boom, boom, boom. we are knocking them out like corn flakes. >> reporter: he says he will continue to battle. >> i am in for the distance as long as we have a viable path. i am competing to the end. >> reporter: he dualed with pro-trump supporters. >> indiana doesn't want you. >> you are entitled to your right. sir? america is a be

lou: mike, thank you very much, mike emanuel. >>> hillary clinton's problems extend beyond the campaign to a new cash controversy involving her family's charitable foundation. according to a new report by the "wall street journal," which says the clinton global initiative arranged for a $2 million grant to go to a private energy company owned by friends of bill clinton back in 2010. the clinton foundation recently under fire for accepting millions of dollars from foreign governments while hillary clinton was secretary of state. the clinton global initiative in a response claims many clinton friends share the interest of cgi as opposed to a conflict of interest. $100 million from persian state nations. >>> hillary clinton not conflicted about e-mail or fact security. she ignored both. now we're learning she refused to use a secure phone as well. on one occasion, clinton had trouble setting up a secure line. she e-mailed an aide -- the revelations came from judicial watch, which is suing the state department to release more documents related to clinton's time as obama's secretary of state

mike emanuel brings us up to date in this report from capitol hill. >> reporter: after beating hillary clinton last night in west virginia, bernie sanders in montana appealed to prominent democrats to help him with math problem in getting to party's nomination. >> i say to the super delegates in the states where we won landslide victories, listen to the people of your state! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: hillary clinton back on the campaign trail in southern new jersey ahead of the june 7th primary. indiana last week and west virginia last night two are sanders victories in states clinton won in 2008. today clinton responded to supportner her audience and attacked donald trump on his tax returns. >> my husband and i have released 33 years of tax returns. we got 8 years on our website right now. [ applause ] so you got to ask yourself why doesn't he want to release them. yeah, well, we're going to find out. >> reporter: trump told the associated press he will not release his returns until the irs audit is done, even if that's not until after the november election. for clinton's t

senior political correspondent mike emanuel has more now from washington. e, what is sanders' approach today? >> well, gretchen, bernie sanders is working it in north dakota, voting there takes place next month. sanders visited a coffee house in grand forks a short time ago and received a very enthusiastic response. he is facing questions from some prominent democrats about whether he is harming the party. sanders insists that isn't the case. >> it is our campaign that is generating the excitement and the energy among working people and among young people which will result in a high voter turnout and democratic victory in november. >> reporter: bernie sanders is expected to launch a two-day swing through kentucky ahead of the primary tuesday in the blue glass sta grass state. >> what's the latest controversy? >> reporter: the clinton global initiative is known for seeking donations to take on major problems around the world. the "wall street journal" reports a $2 million arranged by the non-profit global initiative in 2010 went to a for-property company, par

fox news senior political correspondent mike emanuel in salinas, california, tonight with our report. >> reporter: the battle for the golden state is on. >> be sure to vote on june 7th, bring your friends, bring your colleagues. your family members. >> this campaign is going to win. >> reporter: california is shaping up to being a showdown between those in favor of hillary clinton. >> crooked hillary! >> reporter: and anti-establishment democrats who want bernie sanders. clinton is clearly pushing for a win in the delegate rich golden state. >> i promise you this, if you go and vote for me in this primary, i will stand up and fight for you and fight for the country we love and fight for the future we deserve. >> reporter: and she's keeping the democrats' eventual target front and center, she took to the "ellen degeneres show" to attack donald trump. >> he has been derogatory towards all kinds of women. he has specifically called out women by name, insulted them. there is no evidence that he has an understanding of what women's lives are like today. >> reporter: sanders continues doing

mike emanuel. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe responding to the reports that he is now under fbi investigation. he's trying to shield as well at the same time, the clintons from being tainted with a scandal over questionable campaign donations. governor mcauliffe telling reporters he's confident the fbi will find no wrongdoing, and that the investigation has nothing to do with the clinton foundation. fox news correspondent doug mikell way has our report. >> reporter: fox news confirmed terry mcauliffe is the focus of an investigation into campaign contributions, around chinese billionaire businessman who donated $120,000 to mcauliffe's 2013 gubernatorial campaign as well as $2 million to the clinton foundation. mcauliffe, a longtime clinton ally sat on the board of the clinton global initiative. he was shocked to learn of the investigation and said that wang's contributions were properly vetted. >> 100%, all i can do is rely on two law firms who did the vetting on this check. i can only rely, i did not personally get the check, i rely on the people who did the vetting for it. sai

lou: mike emanuel reporting.eral officials trying and failing to calm upset passengers and travelers angry about tsa screening delays that are becoming far more than just simply an obstruction to travel. now a new concern as to whether the transportation security administration is equipped to prevent a terrorist attack. fox news correspondent matt finn in chicago with our report. >> reporter: at today's emergency meeting in chicago, the transportation security administration took the blame for the meltdown in america's airports. >> earlier this week we had a breakdown here in chicago. >> reporter: the tsa administrator, peter neffenger, and other officials at the meeting at the request of illinois senator dick during by. the tsa is under fire for what critics say is gross inefficiency. thousands of outraged passengers have missed their flights, waiting in lines for up to two hours. >> i'm glad they're doing their job. it's important. it would be nice if they could be more efficient. >> the tsa is rushing in emerg

to mike emanuel with the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon.ary clinton would love to shift her focus to november and the general election and taking on donald trump, the issue of her e-mails during her time as secretary of state is not going away. hi colleague, catherine herridge, brought to the hacker who was brought to the

lou: mike, thank you very much, mike emanuel. we're coming right back. a lot more to take up here tonight. stay with us. donald trump talking foreign policy with henry kissinger and kissinger thinks trump has the islamic state correctly figured. >> i do not think that the islamic state -- lou: former speaker of the house newt gingrich and former governor of arkansas mike huckabee are among our guests tonight. >>> a man pinned under a burning truck with little time for a rescue. who will step up to save him? . lou: donald trump blasting president obama on the issue of free trade. in an interview with fox news' sean hannity that airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern, trump says the president is, quote, ignorant. >> we want you all to do well. america first when. china's ripping us to -- you look at trade deficits of $500 billion a year, who's negotiating? >> you want fair trade. you're not a protectionist, you want better deals. >> i want fair trade. the people we have now are incompetent. the president used not a nice word but he's an ignorant president, an

joining us outside clinton headquarters in brooklyn, new york, our own mike emanuel. mike? >> reporter: sean, good evening. hillary clinton kept a low y. no public events during the day. no appearances scheduled tonight. her campaign felt like oregon would likely be bernie sanders' country and so she focused a whole lot of her time, money and energy in kentucky. hillary clinton really wanting to stop bernie sanders' momentum after his recent win in indiana and west virginia so she made three different trips to kentucky including spending two days there right before primary day. she tried to convince folks in coal country that she had a $30 billion plan to help transition the economy there as america transitions to a 21st century energy. as for bernie sanders, he's sounded really confident today when leaving puerto rico, a campaign stop there for california. sanders regularly says he is not getting out of the race until democrats in every state have had a chance to vote. bottom line, we expect bernie sanders to make a serious push in california both tonight and in the coming

mike emanuel live in commerce, california today. what should we expect to hear from mrs. clinton today? >> reporter: well, gretchen, part of her will be wanting to make sure that she doesn't allow california to slip away to bernie sanders, in part it is clearly focused on attacking donald trump. clinton is doing an event this hour in south los angeles on foster care, so a smaller, more intimate event with a community based organization. later she is expected to attack donald trump for saying back in 2006 that he sort of hoped that the real estate market would crash so that he could make a lot of money. a preview of her general election attacks. >> we need a president who will use the bully pulpit to stand up for working families, but the last thing we need is bully in the pulpit! >> reporter: of course, we've heard clinton declare herself the democratic nominee. but when you consider the number of events she's doing here in california and the number of days she's spending here, it is clear she does not want to be embarrassed in the golden state. >> so the sanders campaign

>> mike emanuel reporting from oakland. thank you. >>> the romanian hacker who claims to have gotten into hillary clinton's private e-mail server says he's talking to the fbi. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge spoke to the man and joins me now with what a that could mean to the investigation. >> the hacker who says he easily breached mrs. clinton's e-mail server in early 2013 claimed in a jail house phone interviews that he spoke with the fbi on the plane when he was extradited last month to face separate cyber charges. he says he spoke to an fbi agent for 80 minutes. the conversation was recorded and the hacker took four pages of notes. a government source confirmed that he had a lot to say on the plane but provided no other details. fox news understands a meeting at this jail between the fbi and hacker was expected as early as this week. i spoke with him earlier this evening. you have talk today the fbi on the plane? >> right. because they came after me from the fbi from the state department, yeah. >> di

fox news's mike emanuel has been following it all for us. mike? reporter: pretty stunning stuff. sanders campaign said voters want to roll the dice and court disaster to protect the status quo. as for the campaign hillary clinton is back in new york. this hour she is doing an event with hiv aids activists in brooklyn. while clinton campaign and allies are attacking donald trump she is talking a fair amount on the campaign trail about health care. >> we do have to be careful to have more choice and competition in the health care system if we're going to have an effective, affordable care act that gets up to 100% and deals with some of the costs. reporter: ben bernanke has full schedule of events in south dakota. the primary is june the 7th. which happens to be same day as california and new jersey. sanders is getting a jump-start. sanders and his wife jane visited mount rushmore earlier today to see the presidents sculptured faces. sanders was asked if he would like his face up there and he joked, a spot to the right of lincoln. he is critical of his party's system in terms of sel

senior political correspondent mike emanuel live in lexington, kentucky. is clinton 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 cabinet. >> all right. >> would he be in your cabinet? >> we need to get her out of here. >> reporter: but hillary clinton did say if elected her husband would be an economic czar. >> i was saying earlier in louisville where we had a big real, my husband who i'm going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy, because, you know, he knows how to do it, and -- and especially in places like coal country and inner cities and other parts of our country that have really been left out. >> reporter: hillary clinton won big here eight years ago and the clinton and sanders campaign seem to think tomorrow night it may be close. gretchen? >> okay. speaking of sanders. what was his pitch in kentucky and where is he now? >> he is in puerto rico.

mike emanuel, thank you very much. mike, good to see you. melissa? melissa: oil climbing above 46 bucks, watch this, settling at highest level in more than six months. uh-oh, oil getting a big boost from surprise drop in weekly inventories. this is the ninth straight week of falling supplies. don't want that ahead of the summer. david: no way. new drama in the hillary clinton email investigation. why one of her top aides walked out in the middle of an interview with the fbi. what that means for the ongoing case. melissa: speaker paul ryan has sish reservations about many of donald trump issues. one thing may bring them both together. grover norquist is here with his take. that is a hint. david: bernie sanders putting a dent in clinton's ability to focus on general election. momentum, momentum as sanders is poised for more big wins next week, are democratic elites in panic mode. >> what a significant turn from eight years ago when hillary was the homecoming queen and now she can't get a state. -- a date. and efficiency. the ram heavy duty is the most

mike emanuel is live outside clinton headquarters in brooklyn, new york. any sign of hillary clinton so far today, mike? >> reporter: no, gregretchen. she's basically invisible, no public events, which is unusual for a primary day. hillary clinton's final pitch to. kentucky voters came last night in lexington. she spent a good deal of time campaigning there in the blue grass state even though she won by more than 307 points eight years ago. clinton mock donald trump and how he would answer questions in a debate with her. >> one answer is i'm going to do it, i know how to do it, i'll get it done. but i'm not going to tell you what i'm going to do. you know, i kind of think a lot of folks -- republicans, democrats, independents -- lot of folks are going to be thinking what's he talking about? >> reporter: that was a popular moment in front of a pro-clinton crowd. before she can get to debating donald trump she's got to beat bernie sanders and that has not proven to be easy, gretchen. >> no doubt, he keeps pressing forward. what's next for sanders? >> reporte

mike emanuel is in oakland. >> reporter: good afternoon to you.ocrat in the country weighed in on the race to replace him, president obama says he is staying out of it. will let the process take care of itself. and the president says in the end, he believes the two rivals will work it out. >> at some point, there's going to be a conversation between secretary clinton and bernie sanders about how we move towards the convention. the good news is that despite the fact that during the course of primaries, everybody starts getting a little chippy. i've been through this. it's natural. >> reporter: but thing have gotten tense. clinton hinted again in california it's getting to be time for sanders to drop out. sanders has pushed back saying he is staying in until democrats in every state have a chance to vote so to quote the president, little chippy, shep. >> if pay patch things up there are questions about what happens to sanders' online army. >> reporter: that's right. there's a group called permanent democracy media that -- personal democracy media th

mike emanuel live in kentucky with the latest on the democratic race. but jonathan hunt is live in omaha, nebraska. what exactly did ted cruz say today? >> reporter: well, gretchen, senator cruz was appearing on the glenn beck radio show when he was asked by the host a clearly hypothetical question. if you were to do well, even win in nebraska, would you reconsider your decision to suspend your campaign? now listen carefully here and judge for yourself what you think of senator cruz's answer. here he is. >> if there is a path to victory, we launched this campaign intending to win. the reason we suspended the race last week was with indiana's loss, i didn't see a viable path to victory. if that changes, we will certainly respond accordingly. >> reporter: now the issue for senator cruz of course is that it is very late in the middle of the voting day here to be getting that message out. so if he is serious about inspiring his supporters who may have decided not to bother showing up at all, he's leaving it extremely late to do so here in nebraska. gretchen

mike emanuel is live in washington.paign saying were regard to clinton clinton? >> they are saying not so fast. votes in indiana, west virginia and oregon where sanders won. with almost every national and state poll showing senator sanders doing much, much better than secretary clinton against donald trump, it is clear many americans have growing doubts about the clinton campaign. a short time ago former president bill clinton in south dakota made this argument for his wife. >> more than 90% of the people who served with both of them have endorsed hillary. if you believe that they did it just because they're all part of some corrupt political establishment, there a he no difference in republicans and democrats, you shouldn't vote for her. >> but we've seen on both sides, this is a very anti-establishment election cycle. >> what are the concerns about july's democratic convention in philadelphia? because bernie sanders has been very explicit about it, he's going to be there. >> absolutely. there are four demonstration pe

mike emanuel live in stoneridge. why is she there? didn't she already win the primary there?tchen. good afternoon to you. the ultimate swing county in virginia, a huge area of growth just outside the beltway so hillary clinton is here to meet with suburban women voters to connect on a variety of issues from jobs to education and other pocketbook issues, so expect clinton to try to build on her support with female voters and to continue her attacks on the presumptive gop nominee. >> i don't see donald trump having any kind of coherent foreign policy or theory of national security. he kind of makes statements that i find concerning, whether it's about nuclear weapons or torture or anything else, so i think the burden is really on him to try to make a case. >> reporter: so a huge cheer just went up as miss clinton's motorcade appears to be arriving here on the scene ahead of the west virginia primary. clinton's focus is clearly on the general election. >> still has bernie sanders around and he's not leaving. where is bernie sanders investing his time and energy today? >> well, h

>> mike emanuel, thank you. >>> an anonymous democratic congressman or former congressman said lawmakers are running what he calls quote an expletive casino. the 65-page manifesto features passages like most of my colleagues i promise my constituents a lot of stuff i can never deliver. and my main job is to keep my job and lastly, harry reid is a a pompous ass. >>> has persecution of christians in the middle east reached the point of genocide? we'll take a look, when we come back. >>> russian president vladimir putin says he will take necessary steps to maintain strategic parity with the u.s. and nato as the west ramps up its missile defense programs. ground was broken today on a facility in poland, and one in romania became operational on thursday. nato insists the shield is mechbt to discourage attacks from the middle east. especially from iran, russia remains skeptical. >>> hezbollah militants are mourning their top military commander tonight. the coffin of mustafa bedreddin was carried through the streets. he was killed thursday in fl damascus, he's the highest level official to die

fox news senior political correspondent mike emanuel live from brooklyn with the report. mike?> good evening. a most unusual primary night. no public events. she is off the trail. >> we need a political revolution. >> bernie sanders sounded confident before setting his sights on california noting clinton campaigned heavily. her husband was serve as economic czar. >> her judgment, my judgment , we will put people in charge of the economy they do not come from wall street. >> her final pitch came last night when she openly mocked and imitated presumptive nominee trumps answers. >> am going to do it, i know how to do it to my willmy will get it done. but i'm not unit tell you what community. i kind of think a lot of folks are going to be thinking what he talking about. >> sounded worried kentucky voters have not forgiven her comment about putting coal miners out of work. >> all my candidates with the plan, $30 billion plan to help coal country, coal miners. >> the state democratic party sent a formal complaint to the dnc parting part in the action -- regarding the action of sander

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

bill: mike emanuel in california.e as question what if hillary clinton loses in california? chris stirewalt, fox digital politics editor. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. martha: probably numberswise it won't hurt her too much, would it? >> no. all the democratic contests are proportional, narrow loss in california versus narrow win from delegate count doesn't matter because she is pretty much there. the broad expectation she will have convinced -- clinched that night by the time we have new jersey. psychological impact of democrats of that loss in the largest, most important democratic state ain't chicken feed. martha: yeah. so what kind of impact could that possibly have going forward in the terms of the strength of her campaign, chris? >> so republicans, as they have demonstrated are getting jiggier with donald trump and a lot of people expected they would. there was a lot of holdout and reticence of trump and never, never, and he went missing about 30% of the republican vote to now he has everything but

martha: thank you very much, mike emanuel.h so many focus on the trump -- bill: it was 24 hours ago you and i were sitting here, right? paul ryan came out and i said i don't really know him. met him once in 2012. we just need to get to know each other. both sides said that by the way. to pretend we're unified as party after coming through a bruising primary without actually unifying we would go into the fall at half strength. neither man wants that against hillary clinton come september or october. the. martha: there is an argument to be made for the party that, you know, a hard-fought unity between these camps would provide a much stronger base to go into cleveland with. nobody would really buy it if suddenly, when donald trump wins the nomination, as he has, presumably, and you know for all intents and purposes suddenly everybody gathered around him and said all the things they said before didn't matter anymore. this is a process that needs to happen as it will need to happen on the democratic side too when hillary clinton a

donald trump, and given the crackup in nevada that you just saw on video there, let's start with mike emanuel who's in louisville, kentucky, tonight. listening to the voices of the bernie supporters, clinton may have her hands full. i recall her team originally saying they were not going to spend primaries in may and june, yet they're fighting it out exactly where you are, in the bluegrass state. >> reporter: that's right, harris. good evening. after losing indiana and west virginia to bernie sanders, hillary clinton's campaign is trying to stop his momentum, slammed the door on sanders here in kentucky, hillary clinton spending two days here in kentucky ahead of tuesday night's primary. she's also running some advertising here as well. she took a lot of selfies earlier at a union get out the vote event in louisville, after saying back in march a lot of coal companies and coal miners will be put out of business, she tried to fix that today. >> we can and must not walk away from them. you know, i feel such a sense of only base, and we're going to do everything we can to help them, you know, ge

mike emanuel is live from the dc bureau. >> reporter: bernie sanders is expected to launch a two they swing through kentucky ahead of the primaries, sanders's campaign against north dakota after spending the day making several stops in south dakota yesterday, along with california and new jersey, sanders is getting a jumpstart. in south dakota sanders encouraged supporters to continue the fight. >> in state after state and not just in the states that we win, it turns out we get far more votes than secretary clinton from people 45 years of age and younger. >> reporter: hillary clinton is due to return to kentucky sunday and monday after investing time and energy earlier this week. the clinton campaign is running tv ads ahead of the primary before heading back to kentucky, clinton did fundraising in new york and met with hiv-aids activists and call for ending the illnesses once and for all. >> this issue matters to me deeply. many of us lost friends and loved ones, we owe it to them and the countless people whose names we will never know. >> reporter: clinton is trying to stop sanders's

mike emanuel with our report. reporter: with general election in mind, hillary clinton is on a two day swing through appalachia trying to connection with rural white working class voters. >> taken a huge hit, it is something that i am really worried about, because it talk about a ripple effect it is decimating communities. reporter: clinton also trying to clean up a mess she made in march with folks here in coal country. >> i'm only candidate with a policy that brings economy opportunity using clean renewable energy as key to cold country we're going to put a lot of coal miners out of business. >> that was a horrible statement, she has apologize z but there are signs that residents here have not forgotten, clinton may need to apologize to native americans after this attempted swipe at donald trump. >> i have a lot of experience dealing with men who sometimes get off the reservation in the way they behave. reporter: her political director said that clinton meant no disrespect, on cash front, campaign release april

senior political correspondent mike emanuel has both sides tonight. >> i will be the nominee for my party, chris. that is already done. >> yet bernie sanders is challenging clinton to face him in a fox news debate before the june 7th primary and in front of close to 10,000 supporters, sanders revealed he's going to campaign aggressively in the final stretch. >> our job is to go to the democratic convention and together win the democratic nomination. >> clinton says sanders must help with party unity. >> i am absolutely committed to doing my part, more than my part. but senator sanders has to do his part. that's why the lesson of 2008, which was a hard-fought primary as you remember, is so pertinent here. >> if sanders wants to ease tension, it's clear some of his supporters aren't there yet. >> the other day they were upset that you guys were a little too loud in nevada. well, i got news for them -- we're only going to get louder. >> sanders and his team are encouraged by the latest polling showing him as a stronger general election candidate against donald trump. the latest fox poll has

here's senior political correspondent mike emanuel. >> prominent democrats are trying to figure out what will appease bernie sanders and his supporters. an effort to avoid chaos at the party's convention in philadelphia. democratic sources say possible ideas include positions for sanders' backers on the influential party platform committee and a prominent primetime speaking slot for him. in south dakota, forminger president bill clinton talked about finding unity. >> as democrats our job is to come together and say we're about the future, not the past. but we want a future we can all share. >> yesterday in an interview, hillary clinton put a lot of responsibility on sanders. >> lass to do his part to unify. he said the other day he will do everything possible to defeat donald trump. he said he would work seven days a week. i'll take him at his word. >> but sanders continues fighting for every last delegate, he's on the trail in new mexico today after spending the week in california. in his supporters say they expect to be treated with respect, and fairness. >> why should i be as a proud

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 hilla

fox news's mike emanuel with the very latest. hi, mike. reporter: david, fascinating contrast on democratic side with hillary clinton already pivoting to the general election. clinton is here in battleground ohio, in athens, home of ohio u bobcats talking about her vision on jobs and the economy. she is trying to connect with voters in appalachia who supported her husband bill clinton back in the day. more inclined to support bernie sanders or donald trump tonight. clinton says she wants to be their partner moving forward. >> i know there are people in this region, i met with some of them yesterday, who find it hard thinking about voting for any democrat or voting for me particularly. but i'm going to keep trying to convince people otherwise but that is not what this trip is about. i'm here because i do want to be your president because i believe that our best years can still be ahead of us. reporter: bernie sanders was out early this morning in indianapolis at breakfast time trying to convince voters there to turn out to vote for him. des

senior political correspondent mike emanuel is live in louisville, kentucky, with more. hi, mike. >> reporter: hi, arthelle. what's interesting is there's very limited public polling in kentucky and oregon. both candidates are investing a good deal of time here in kentucky. hillary clinton just wrapped up taking selfies with her supporters at a carpenter's union event in louisville. she made several stops at churches in the city earlier this morning as well. clinton is also trying to drive union support. she took this swipe at her rival bernie sanders. >> there is a big difference in this primary campaign between me and my opponent bernie sanders. i voted to bail out the auto industry, and he voted against it. if you were to evaluate our positions, i think i came out on the better side of that. the american auto industry just had the best year in its history last year. >> reporter: as for sanders, he's campaigning this afternoon in paducah. sanders had some momentum after recent wins in west virginia and indiana and is hoping to keep rolling. sanders says he has broad app