that is where you can find mike emmanuel. hi, mike. >> good afternoon to you, hillary clinton will be here in what is a huge growth area of northern virginia. with virginia expected to be a battleground in the general election. last time we saw hillary clinton on the campaign trail was friday night in oakland, california. she is attacking donald trump saying he does not have a coherent foreign policy and his attitude is cavealer and reckless. she faces questions on her e-mail server. the fbi has interviewed huma abedin. clinton was asked if the fbi ticketed her team. >> no one reached out to me yet. last august, i made it clear i am ready to talk to anybody any time and i encouraged all of my assistants to be very forth coming and i hope this is close to being wrapped up. >> clinton's purpose here this afternoon is talking to woman and young families about paid family lead and health care. >> thank you, mike. >>> fox news alert taking you to north carolina. governor mccorey about his beef on the law. >> the state legislature

mike emmanuel is following the democrats in california. and first we go to johnathon hunt with more on the demonstrations in alburquerque. >> reporter: it started peacefully and passionately with hundreds standing in the spot where i am now in front of the alburquerque convention center. it quickly descended in chaos when hundreds broke through a flimsy police line. they rushed cross the street and tried to break in to the convention center and banging on the doors and shattering one pane of glass. police moved in with horses and all mounted officers were on the scene and then the protestors threw rocks at those officers and indeed at the horses. smoke grenades went off and small fires lit by the protestors burning t- shirts and flagses. police bedpan to push the protestors away from the convention center. and some more interested in violence than political protest began to jump on the patrol cars that were lined up in this area. and one arrest was made. and we are not aware of more than that one. still the volleys of rock thrown at police

and let's check in with mike emmanuel right there with us now. hi, there, mike? >> reporter: latest polling suggest that hillary clinton has a healthy lead in the garden state. she is not taking chances. clinton back on the campaign trail after a tough loss in west virginia. her campaign seems ready to write off oregon as being bernie sanders country and next primary state was kentucky where hillary clinton took aim at donald trump. >> i have been so concerned about the reckless talk coming from donald trump. i have to tell you, it is a long list now that he throws things out. and people say maybe he doesn't really mean it. when you are running for and serving as president. you better moan what you say. >> reporter: bernie sanders is feeling good after his latest wins in indiana and west virginia. sanders out west trying to rally support in oregon and will also be in montana later this afternoon. sanders is trying to drive turn out out west and talking about with donald trump and the democratic convention this sum isser. >> our message to the democratic delegates

mike emmanuel has more from washington. >> reporter: in north dakota, bernie sanders told supporterspull off the shocking upset. >> it is a deep climb, but we have a chance to end the democratic nominee process. and okay. >> pressure is building on sanders to step aside. for example, diane feinstein told reporters that sanders and clinton. it is it harmful, because she can't make the pivot and trump made the pivot and going at her. new york democratic congressman. i hope he understands that we need to consolidate sooner than later. and in patterson, new jersey. bill clinton slammed sanders and trump and praised his wife. >> she's the only candidate left in the race primary or general that has a record of getting things done with memberses of the other party. >> hillary clinton and sanders are heading for a show down in kepd kenned. clinton is heading there to drive the african-american turn out. and sanders is expected to launch a two-day swing in the blue grass state and hoping to put pressure on party insiders. >> it is is it true we can beat mr. trump and we think it is it the str

heather: mike emmanuelle alive for us, thank you mike. jon: and is hillary clinton and bernie sanders battle for the democratic nomination, they are also both focusing on the general election and the presumptive gop nominee, donald trump. take a lesson. >> you look at all of the polling that is out there in virtually every national poll and in every statewide poll, we do much better against trump then does secretary clinton x my likely opponent, the presumptive republican nominee and honestly, the things he said about the economy are just frightening. jon: let's bring in brett behr, the anchor of special report. hillary quick does have something ofa problem on her hands in that she is still continuing to have to battle bernie sanders but also go after donald trump. how does she devote her resources, how does she divvy up her time? >> she spends a lot of time on the stump, john, talking about donald trump but she is still sprinkling in criticism about bernie sanders and his plans . she's campaigned a lot in kentucky over the past few days

senior political correspondent mike emmanuel reports tonight from blackwood. >> after beating hillary clinton last night in west virginia, bernie sanders in montana appealed to prominent democrats to help him with his math problem in getting to the party's nomination. >> i say to those super delegates in the states where we won landslide victories, listen to the people of your state. >> hillary clinton was back on the campaign trail in southern new jersey ahead of the june 7th primary. indiana last week and west virginia last night are two sanders victories in states clinton won back in 2008. today clinton responded to a supporter in her audience and attacked donald trump on his tax returns. >> my husband and i have released 33 years of tax returns. we got eight years on our website right now. so you got to ask yourself, why doesn't he want to release them. yeah well we're going to find out. >> trump told the "associated press" this week 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 team there are some

senior political correspondent mike emmanuel reports tonight from blackwood. >> after beating hillary clinton last night in west virginia, bernie sanders in montana appealed to prominent democrats to help him with his math problem in getting to the party's nomination. >> i say to those super delegates in the states where we won landslide victories, listen to the people of your state. >> hillary clinton was back on the campaign trail in southern new jersey ahead of the june 7th primary. indiana last week and west virginia last night are two sanders victories in states clinton won back in 2008. today clinton responded to a supporter in her audience and attacked donald trump on his tax returns. >> my husband and i have released 33 years of tax returns. we got eight years on our website right now. so you got to ask yourself, why doesn't he want to release them. yeah well we're going to find out. >> trump told the "associated press" this week 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 team there are some

political correspondent mike emmanuel is with the clinton campaign in brooklyn right now. good evening, mike. >> good evening. the lights are still on at clinton campaign headquarters as they watch the returns coming in with the rest of us. just moments eric the clinton campaign released hillary clinton's personal financial disclosure form. it's been a most unusual primary night. hillary clinton did not have any events during the day, has nothing scheduled tonight. clinton spent a lot of time in the build-up to tonight in kentucky, making three visits to the state of kentucky, 11 campaign stops. shep also had about $300,000 in tv advertising after her campaign stopped primary ads. her husband won kentucky twice in 1992 and 1996. she won the primary there more than eight years ago. she tried to sell her role, the role her husband would play if she's elected as the economic czar, due to his popularity over the years there. clinton tried to take aim at the presumptive gop nominee trump, mocking how he'd answer questions in a debate with her. >> it's a loose cannon. when he say

>> mike emmanuel with the hillary clinton campaign in louisville, mike, thanks. >>> let's look now at what we're learning from exit polls this evening in nebraska and west virginia, my colleague martha mccallum is in new york tonight. good evening, martha. >> we're still combing through some of the exit poll number as they come in from west virginia and nebraska. not surprising, given the conversation over the course of the week about the coal industry in west virginia. more than nine in ten democrats there overall are worried about the future of the economy. that's a very high number. in terms of the exit polling that we've seen. record high 67% say they are very worried about the economy. and then there's this number -- which does bolster donald trump's argument that he can win over democrats to the republican side in this race. one-third of democrats voting today, say that they would vote for trump over clinton, if that is the head-to-head race that develops for november. another one in five say they would stay home. they wouldn't vote for either one of them. bret? >> what are poll

here's senior political correspondent mike emmanuel. >> in north dakota which votes in june, bernie sanders told supporters he needs their help to pull off a shocking upset. >> it is a very deep climb but we have a chance to end off the democratic nominating process with more pledged delegates than secretary clinton. so it's -- >> pressure is building on sanders to step aside. for example, california democrats senator dianne feinstein told reporters yesterday about sanders and clinton, it's actually harmful because she can't make that pivot wait she should and trump has made the pivot and is going at her. >> democratic congressman steve israel told the a.p. that i would hope he would understand that we need to begin consolidating our votes sooner rather than later. >> former president bill clinton slammed sanders and donald trump while praising his wife. >> she's the only candidate left in the race, in the primary or the general, that's actually got a record of getting things done with members of the other party. >> hillary clinton and sanders are heading for a showdown in kentucky. sanders

our senior political official mike emmanuel continues from washington, hi, mike. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign is encouraged by the poll numbers in new jersey a feeling like she will be the democratic nominee. clinton invested time in ohio. and hoping with donald trump on the the republican side sell herself to gop voters. she's also trying to turn things around in places where democrats haven't done well in recent cycles. >> i will keep trying to convince people otherwise. that is not what this trip is about. i am here because i do want to be your president, because i believe that our best years can be ahead of us. >> bernie sanders is fired up after the critical win in indiana. bernie sanders is competing in kentucky and believe bes the income inequality message will connect with voters. he said it is not over for democrats in virginia or oregon or the blue grass state. >> we'll go to kentucky and oregon and have a good chance to win there. and we will go to another bunch of states and cullinating in the largest state with the most delegates and that is the state of califo

we start with mike emmanuel where sanders will hold his second event today. mike? >> reporter: good afternoon. sanders is campaigning here in california. doing two rallies today. and sanders took time to go see the golden state warriors huge win over on the oklahoma city thunder in game seven of the nba play-offs. he arrived and golden state won and called it a good omen for his campaign. and sanders had a disruption in oakland. direct action everywhere was protesting sanders' support for animal agriculture and called for animal liberation and secret service shut them down. and they say clinton is getting them nervous. >> that is an excellent chance to win big. and i believe that we do well here in california, we have a good shot of winning the number of the other states that are coming up on june 7th. >> reporter: this hour, sanders holds a news conference on health care. he will draw a sharp drau contrast there. he will number santa cruz with supporters that are lined up, jon? >> thank you, mike. >>> hillary clinton stepping up the efforts in california as bernie

mike emmanuel joins us from williamson, west virginia. >> reporter: hillary clinton on a two-day bus tour trying to shift her are focus to the general election and improve her standing with rural white class voters and talking about what is at stake in november. we can't let bark bookkeeper obama's legacy fall in donald trump's hand. for example, i am upon the only candidate which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean renewable energy as key in coal country and we'll put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> reporter: that made west virginia democratic senator joe man dht chin furious. he said she called and apologized. and sanders' message. >> for us to win the majority of the pledged candidates, we need 710. that is 65 percent of the remaining pledge delegates. that is admittedly and i do not deny it for a second, a tough road to climb. sanders is hoping his supporter ares will continue to believe in him and we'll watch to see what kind of reaction hillary clinton will get in the west virginia/kentucky border. >> great to see you ove

. >> john roberts is with us and mike emmanuel. we'll go to john who is from bismark, north dakota where trump is expected to give an energy speech. >> reporter: it is it a big moment for donald trump to go over the top. the 1236 and 1237 are unbound delegates from here in north dakota. donald trump will tip the hat to the local crowd. he is speaking to a friendly audience. donald trump will outline the energy policy. he is a support isser of fraking and wants coal renewed in the country and renewable energy and drawing a sharp contrast with hillary clinton over wanting to create jobs as opposed to hillary clinton who wants to kill jobs in coal country. donald trump taking a big hit from president obama who seems to have ignored the unwritten and time honored position that politics end at water's edge. in japan today he spoke to world leaders that seem to be rattled at the prospect of donald trump becoming president. and they tonight know whether or not to take him seriously. here is the president from earlier today. >> a lot of th

first, let's get to mike emmanuel. he's in the city of commerce california outside los angeles. hello, mike. >> hillary clinton is due to do an event here in a short time. she's being introduced by the major of los angeles. she started her day at a community base group in south los angeles. clinton touched on a familiar theme for her, raisining childr. >> we are trying to do more to promote family care. i think it takes a village to raise a child. my mother was abandoned by her parents. it wasn't drugs back in those days. it was just not being interested in being a parent. >> clinton's campaign put out a new web video going after donald trump. she's talking issues while her campaign is going after the opposition. he said he was hoping for the real estate market to crash so he could make a lot of money. we expect clinton to talk about that here in the city of commerce. meanwhile the real clear politics average, a recent poll has hillary clinton up nine. here she is two weeks ahead of the primary. >> specifically, senator sanders accuses the republicans of being science deniers on

mike emmanuel joins us from washington and this is not how things would have predicted. >> both campaigns are acting like it was a split decision with bernie sanders winning oregon and hillary clinton pulling out a nail biter on kentucky. hillary clinton's twitter account declared victory. we just won kentucky. we are always stronger united. the clinton campaign released her personal p financial disclosure for 2015. she earned 1.4 in speeches and 1.5 in bock royalties and her husband bill clinton delivered two paid 20 for $5.25 million. she is trying to pressure donald trump to release tax returns. and she released her personal financial disclosure and pushing him to release his taxes. but bernie sanders is not going anywhere. last night in california, sanders celebrated his victory and the sanders campaign notes he had 21 victories and virtual ties included in kentucky. and sanders sounds like he's competing to win the big prize on june 7th. i think we have a real shot to win a primaries in a number of the states that will be coming up. and don't tell secretary clinton, she might get ner

and mike emmanuel joins us live in ath eps. she's going ahead with the general, is that the point? >> no question about it. hillary clinton is on the way here to ohio to focus on issues critical to supporters which is jobs and the economy. she spoke in charleston, west virginia. clinton is trying to connect with white rural working class voters. they cemeteried her husband but may be more inclined to support donald trump. she claims she understands the issues. >> we have the highest percapita overdose rate in the country. we can't keep losing people like this. and predominantly and not completely young people who have so much to look forward to and contributions to make. >> reporter: bernie sanders is fighting in indiana and trying to drive out the turn out. sanders needs delegates to keep his 2016 campaign relevant. he hammered on the issues, trade policy. >> you was on the picket lines. secretary of state supported every one of the disastrous trade agreements. and that is what the voters of america will have to consider. >> reporter: hillary clinton on msnbc said bernie sanders h

senior political correspondent mike emmanuel has that part of the story. >> hillary clinton and her allies are ramping up her attacks by going negative early on donald trump. one way she attempts to fire up her supporters. >> he just sort of throws things out and people say well maybe he doesn't really mean it. when you are running for and serving as president, you had better mean what you say. >> today clinton attacked trump on twitter, trump stood by his proposed muslim ban just last week and is now trying to back-pedal. don't let him. yesterday clinton issued this swipe. this election isn't a reality show. leading her followers to this campaign video. >> it's time to set aside bullying, do set aside belittlement. >> we want to bring to the republican party. we have to bring unity. >> pacs supporting clinton are trying to define trump early in the general election cycle. for example, suggesting he is sexist. >> a person who is flat-chested is very hard to be a 10, okay? >> themes that the candidate reinforces on the campaign trail. >> i don't care what he says about me, but i do resent w

in washington, mike emmanuel, fox news. >>> just last night. they told thousands of supporters in vallejo, that he could win in california. he spent the entire day campaigning in the bay area. and starting in san jose and rally in san francisco and speaking at the rally in vallejo. he has no events scheduled for today and expected to be in santa fe tomorrow. >>> hillary clinton is bringing her campaign to the bay area next week. they are scheduled to attend fundraisers. bill clinton will be in san francisco and fremont on tuesday. >> hillary clinton will conduct a private fundraiser on wednesday. no word on whether there is any public events for clinton supporters. >> sharks are gearing up for game three of the western conference finals. >> it is right back here in the bay area. sport reporter and anchor jason applebaum, he will talk about what we can expect. >> we will check back in with mark tamayo about a cool down we are feeling and we could see showers in the forecast. ♪ i ♪ shining through rs ♪ i see your true colors ♪ and that's why i lo

mike emmanuel on the conundrum she faces. mike? >> reporter: neil, good afternoon.nton is campaigning in new jersey ahead of next month's primary, which should be a good place for her. clinton's early polling in the garden state is looking good but she's not taking any chances after recent primary losses. clinton's trying to go on offense against trump but has the persistent problem of bernie sanders. bernie sanders is not going anywhere. winning west virginia last night. he won indiana last week. and he is appealing to party insiders to help him with his math problem. he needs a lot of super delegates to help him get the democratic nomination. and sanders this afternoon expressing frustration in montana. bottom line, hillary clinton can't focus all of her time and energy on taking the fight to donald trump. instead focused on wrapping up the democratic nomination. does not want to limp to the finish. >> thank you. democratic strategist to make sense of what this could mean, the argument is that this hurts her, margie, because she is devoting so much time to dealing

senior political correspondent mike emmanuel takes a look at how clinton is forging ahead after her upset defeat. good evening, mike. >> there are still primaries remaining, but clinton clinton shifting towards her general election campaign. clinton just finished addressing an asian-pacific american group here in washington after taking aim earlier at presumptive gop nominee, donald trump. >> he's a loose cannon. >> hillary clinton tried to go on offense against donald trump but sounded uncomfortable when asked today about trump potentially attacking her on past clinton scandals. >> if he wants to go back to the playbook of the 1990s, if he wants to follow in the footsteps of those who have tried to knock me down and take me out of the political arena -- i'm more than happy to have him do that. >> her ally, massachusetts democrat senator elizabeth warren blasted trump on twit irlast night. here's what else is real, real donald trump has built his campaign on racism, sexism and xenophobia. >> elizabeth warren is really smart. >> you agree with all of that? >> i think that anybody who has l

senior political correspondent mike emmanuel takes a look at how clinton is forging ahead after her upset defeat. good evening, mike. >> there are still primaries remaining, but clinton clinton shifting towards her general election campaign. clinton just finished addressing an asian-pacific american group here in washington after taking aim earlier at presumptive gop nominee, donald trump. >> he's a loose cannon. >> hillary clinton tried to go on offense against donald trump but sounded uncomfortable when asked today about trump potentially attacking her on past clinton scandals. >> if he wants to go back to the playbook of the 1990s, if he wants to follow in the footsteps of those who have tried to knock me down and take me out of the political arena -- i'm more than happy to have him do that. >> her ally, massachusetts democrat senator elizabeth warren blasted trump on twit irlast night. here's what else is real, real donald trump has built his campaign on racism, sexism and xenophobia. >> elizabeth warren is really smart. >> you agree with all of that? >> i think that anybody who has l

we begin with senior political correspondent mike emmanuel at clinton campaign headquarters in brooklyn. good evening, mike. >> brett, good evening it is primary night and hillary clinton is invisible. she's expected to lose oregon, may lose kentucky and she is off the trail. >> we need a political revolution. >> bernie sanders sounded confident ahead of oregon and kentucky primary night when leaving puerto rico before setting his sights on california. noting that clinton campaigned heavily in the blueglass state. >> think she understands the state is in play. my guess is it will be a close election and i hope the turnout is high. >> expected to be close even though hillary clinton won kentucky by more than 30 points in 2008 and it's a closed primary, whichs uually favors clinton. >> i think you ought to vote for hillary. >> sanders took aim at clinton's proposal that if she's elected, her husband would serve as an economic czar. >> put bill clinton in charge of the economy? her judgment, my judgment is, that if elected president, we're going to put people in charge of the economy who d

senior political correspondent mike emmanuel is following the candidates and reports from commerce, california. >> hillary clinton is leading in california, up nine points over bernie sanders in the real clear politics average. two weeks ahead of the primary clinton isn't taking chances, reminding voters that the time to focus on presumptive gop nominee donald trump. >> he said he was hoping for the crash. that caused hard-working families in california and across america to lose their homes. all because he thought he could take advantage of it. >> in anheim, sanders noted he's connecting with young voters and kept up his attacks on clinton and the party establishment. >> it should tell the country and certain the leadership of the democratic party that our ideas, our vision is the future of america. >> sanders sent this letter to the kentucky secretary of state, calling for a complete recanvas of last week's democratic primary in the bluegrass state he raised eyebrows when he made this prediction about the democratic convention in philadelphia. >> it's going to be messy, you know, democracy i

here's senior political correspondent mike emmanuel. >> in north dakota which votes in june, bernie sanderstold supporters he needs their help to pull off a shocking upset. >> it is a very deep climb but we have a chance to end off the democratic nominating process with more pledged delegates than secretary clinton. so it's -- >> pressure is building on sanders to step aside. for example, california democrats senator dianne feinstein told reporters yesterday about sanders and clinton, it's actually harmful because she can't make that pivot wait she should and trump has made the pivot and is going at her. >> democratic congressman steve israel told the a.p. that i would hope he would understand that we need to begin consolidating our votes sooner rather than later. >> former president bill clinton slammed sanders and donald trump while praising his wife. >> she's the only candidate left in the race, in the primary or the general, that's actually got a record of getting things done with members of the other party. >> hillary clinton and sanders are heading for a showdown in kentucky. sanders

melissa: senior political correspondent mike emmanuelle is live in our dc bureau. ernie sanders loves hearing that. that must his hide. >> the sanders campaign says clearly democrats in west virginia, indiana and oregon don't see it that way.those are places sanders has one recently. the concern for democrats is the longer this goes hillary clinton must fighting on two fronts against bernie sanders and presumptive republican nominee donald trump. some also worried after an incident at the democratic national convention last weekend about democrats being divided. clinton putting pressure on sanders to do what is best for the party. >> he has 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 take him at his word. >> leading democrats are worried sanders is continuing to campaign aggressively could damage clinton in the general election. they are saying sanders has every right to bring his campaign and message the convention in philadelphia because they don't want to lose s

senior political correspondent mike emmanuel has that part of the story. >> hillary clinton and her allies are ramping up her attacks by going negative early on donald trump. one way she attempts to fire up her supporters. >> he just sort of throws things out and people say well maybe he doesn't really mean it. when you are running for and serving as president, you had better mean what you say. >> today clinton attacked trump on twitter, trump stood by his proposed muslim ban just last week and is now trying to back-pedal. don't let him. yesterday clinton issued this swipe. this election isn't a reality show. leading her followers to this campaign video. >> it's time to set aside bullying, do set aside belittlement. >> we want to bring unity to the republican party. we have to bring unity. >> pacs supporting clinton are trying to define trump early in the general election cycle. for example, suggesting he is sexist. >> a person who is flat-chested is very hard to be a 10, okay? >> themes that the candidate reinforces on the campaign trail. >> i don't care what he says about me, but i do re

mike emmanuel in stone ridge, virginia just outside of washington. hillary clinton exchange there today. >> that's right. this is a bellwether county. this county has a republican member of congress but supported president obama in 2012. so hillary clinton is looking to build support with a critical constituency here today with women voters in virginia. clinton talking health care, education and other issues affecting young families and hoping to connect with republicans who might not care for donald trump. >> he doesn't have a view, he has a slogan, and he needs to be really pressed on that. when he says climate change is a chinese hoax, what does that mean? has he ever talked to a scientist or is he just again assuming a slogan. when he says women should be punished for having abortions, what does that mean? how would he go about that. >> clinton in a daily war of words with donald trump. she's dogged by her e-mail controversy, huma abedin has been interviewed by the fbi. we expect clinton will be interviewed by the fbi as well. >> the delegate ama

. >> mike emmanuel following the clinton campaign in athens, ohio, mike? >> bret, good evening.n indiana primary night hillary clinton focuses on the general election and the critical battleground state of ohio here in athens, clinton laid out her vision on jobs and the economy. >> our economy succeeds only when working people everywhere can succeed. not just in big cities, but in the hills of eastern kentucky, right here in southern ohio. deep in the coal fields of west virginia. the small towns that dot this part of america. >> bernie sanders was out in indianapolis at breakfast, trying to drive voter turn-out and hoping to earn as many of the 83 pledged delegates up for grabs. despite calls for some democrats calling for him to tone down his rhetoric. sanders hit clinton for being wrong on trade. costing america jobs. >> people want a candidate who has stood with them who will transform our trade policies. >> last into williamston, west virginia, clinton received a rough reception after she talked about a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. clinton expresse

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emmanuel. good evening, mike. >> bret. good evening. we're two weeks from the california primary.nd after declaring herself a democratic nominee, hillary clinton is spending the week in california with 475 pledged delegates at stake. >> this primary in california is important. because california is always about the future, right? the creativity and entrepreneurism. extraordinary innovation. >> bernie sanders isn't listening. >> what we need is a political revolution. what we need is for people to understand that democracy is not a spectator sport. >> in riverside, sanders attacks clinton. >> i hope secretary clinton will rethink the decision not to do a debate. whether she agrees or not we're going to win here in california. the sanders safrp yan is launching an ad buy for this campaign stop to start running in los angeles and other media markets across the state. instead she's trying to save her attacks for donald trump and in this case, reality tv background. >> you cannot order other officials to do something. you have to build a relationship and work with them. you can't say t