the fox news national poll that shows donald trump ahead of hillary clinton but within the margin of r for a statistical tie and the new hampshire poll that shows hillary clinton slightly ahead of donald trump but still within the margin of error. new hampshire was not supposed to be a battleground state for the democrats. barack obama won it twice. today hillary clinton's super pac launched its first tv ads in the battleground states of florida, virginia, ohio, and nevada. the ad's target donald trump's statement about women. >> you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. does she have a good body, no? does she have a fat ass, absolutely? you like girls that are 5'1", they come up to you know where if ivanka weren't my daughter perhaps i would be dating her. a person who is flat chested is very hard to be a 10. and you can tell them to go [ bleep ] themselves. >> the conservative super pac our principles launched a similar ad in march during the republican primaries that also attacked donald trump's statements about women. >> bimb

ifs the first major national poll showing trump beating clinton. it shows trump ahead. ting trump. it shows sanders doing much better. beating trump 54 to 39. yesterday she said polls this close to the beginning demean much. >> i said he was unqualified to be president. i believe that deeply. i am going to keep focused on do being the nominee. i will beat donald trump in the fall. i don't want americans and good thinking republicans as well as democrats and independent to start to believe that this is a normal candidacy. it isn't. >> donald trump may be the presumptive nominee but over the week the washington state republican convention almost all of the state's delegates went to someone who is no longer in the race, ted cruz but it likely won't make much of a difference. over the weekend trump continued to attack clinton by using bernie sanders his own words against him. >> she suffers from bad judgment. that's bernie sanders saying that. he has been rather nice to herment he didn't pick up on the e-mails which is a big mistake. i am going to pick up i goly because frin

. >>> a newly released national poll shows the race between hillary clinton and donald trump would be statistical dead heat. in yesterday's nbc news/"wall street journal" poll of registered voters, clinton edge trump by just three points. that is within the poll's margin of error. in the same poll, bernie sanders has a 15-point lead over trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump aren't just neck and neck in national polls but key swing states, as well. a new cbs news battleground tracker shows a virtual tie in florida and a five-point clinton advantage in ohio. last month, she enjoyed double-digit leads in national polls against trump. >> i do not want americans to start to believe that this is a normal candidacy. it isn't. >> reporter: clinton's effort to focus on trump is complicated by bernie sanders who held two more big rallies in california sunday, pointing out that he polls better against trump than clinton does. >> if you want the strongest candidate to make sure that trump does not become president, we are that campaign. >> reporter: one area where trump still stru

speculation about whether trump will get the psychological boost of being ahead of hillary clinton in a national poll you see anything in the data that suggests trump has that potential in the short-term, to pass her? >> i have learned nothing. who knows what the next poll will show? i think what donald trump is in the middle of is figuring out his way forward in terms of messaging, in terms of how it is that he wants to now compete for the presidency as opposed to just the nomination. everything he does, every day between now and the next poll, will influence what the next poll shows. john: ann, thanks very much. coming up, a who's who of donald j. trump's new fundraising team. will have that after this -- we'll have that after this. ♪ john: ou next guestr is a pulitzer prize winner. he is on the campaign-finance be an joins us now to talk about some of the news related to donald trump's operations. what is going on in donald trump's money world? >> so donald trump, during the primary, said he wasn't raising money. people sent him money anyway, but he wasn't making a focus of raising money from the

it's a national poll, erin and we elect president state by state. tt romney very close in the polls blown out in the electoral college. two, it was may in the elections in november. number one, this is over. the republican race is over. and we saw this go back -- right after john mccain clinched in 2008. he actually went into the lead in the national polls then. bus the republican party, like then, has now mostly consolidated around trump now while the democratic party is still dealing with this. bernie sanders still in the race. sanders supporters don't like hillary clinton. independents like bernie sanders more than hillary clinton. so in the new national polls, when you look at the numbers, sara just talked about them. essentially, trump is up two points. that's a tie in the "washington post" poll. clinton up three points. that's a tie in the "wall street journal" poll. why is it, hillary clinton is not completely consolidated democratic support because of sanders supporters, forgive me. some still holding their nose. >> right. and you would antic

cheers and applause] but it is not only national polls where we defeat trump by bigger numbers than secretary clinton. it is state poll after state .oll after state poll just in the last day -- just in the last day, two national polls have us beating trump by bigger margins than secretary clinton, four statewide polls. [cheers and applause] in pennsylvania, ohio, florida and new hampshire, in every one f those polls we beat trump or do better against trump than does secretary clinton. cheers and applause] but the reason that our campaign is the strongest campaign against trump is not just the polls. it is that our campaign is generating the energy and the enthusiasm that we need to have a large voter turnout in november. cheers and applause] democrats and pro gregses win national elections when the voter turnout is high, when millions of people are prepared to stand up and fight back. that is what our campaign is all about. cheers and applause] i am very proud to tell you that taking on virtually the entire democratic establishment, senators and governors and members of congress and mayors de

in recent national polls, we are not behind secretary clinton by 60 points anymore. in the last few weeks actually, there have been a couple of polls that have us in the lead. other polls have us single digits behind. in terms of fundraising, we have received more individual campaign contributions -- 7.4 million -- than any candidate in presidential history at this point in a campaign. we do not have a super pac. we do not get our money from wall street or the drug companies. or powerful corporations. our money is coming from the middle class and working class of this country, averaging $27 a campaign contribution. and i am very proud of the fact that we have just raised in the last month, we have had a phenomenally good month, we have raised $25 million, despite the primaries80% of the and caucuses are behind us. what the political revolution has shown is that we can run a strong, winning campaign without a super pac and without being dependent on big-money interests. as of today -- and i don't know if anyone else has done it. maybe they have, maybe they haven't. i d

it is not ohm national polls where we defeat trump by bigger numbers than secretary clinton. it is state poll after state poll, after state poll. just in the last day, two national polls have us beating trump by bigger margins than secretary clinton. four state-wide polls. in pennsylvania, ohio, florida, and new hampshire, everybody one of those polls, we beat trump or do better against trump than does secretary clinton. but the reason is that our campaign is the strongest campaign against trump, it is not just the polls, it is that our campaign is generating the energy and the enthusiasm that we need to have a large voter turn-out in november. democrats and progressives, win national elections, when the voter turn-out is high. when millions of people are prepared to stand up and fight back. that is what our campaign is all about. i am very proud to tell you that taking on virtually the entire democratic establishment, senators, and governors, and members of congress, despite all of that opposition, we have now received well over 45% of the pledge delegates. >> bernie sanders

the campaigns are doing their own, the super pack is doing their own polling, when the national polls out, what is the campaign reaction to them? when the fox, cbs poll comes out, do they study those like they do others? >> absolutely. the internal poles, sometimes, they have to push back, and fight against it all poles are a snapshot in time. in the last couple of weeblgs, trump has gained, on the democratic side, the demgrattic party is not united, and won't be for some time. putting hillary at a disadvantage in polling, when the party comes together, she will see a bump back, what i expect identity're out of that. >> a quick tuitorial for people, every four years, there is a chance now, here is one that shows hillary with a lead. the three-point margin of error means that any number in the poll can be three points higher or three-points lower. when you have a six-point so-called lead. you might be tied. you might be, with the margin of error be tied. >> i didn't look at the exact sample sizes, it may be two and a half points. >> they are both three-pointers. it is not like getting

two national polls have donald trump and hillary clinton locked in a dead heat. clinton is at 44%. trump at 46%. in a "washington post" abc news poll and the "wall street journal"/nbc news poll, clinton at 46%, trump at 43%. >> you have it right on the polls. the party clearly coalescing behind its nominee, donald trump number's showing improvement. take a look at this. 58% of registered voters in the nbc/"wall street journal" poll, a knelltive opinion of trump. highest in the poll's history, yet even in that, there's good news. his negatives have actually improved by 12 points since april. this is something his advisers predicted would happen. now, these numbers are all coming as trump continues to reach out to various crucial blocks that make up the republican party as well as its top officials. sewed senator bob corker, tennessee republican, chairman of the foreign affairs committee, speculation perhaps he may be in the running to be trump's running mate choice. he's meant to beef up expertise in that area. the vice presidential selection, trump and his advisers continuing to mai

tonight, donald trump and hillary clinton are deadlocked in a pair of new national polls. clinton leads trump 46% to 43% in a new nbc/wall street journal poll while trump runs ahead of clinton, 44% to 46% in the latest post survey. for both polls, the differences are within the margin of error. trump today focusing on outreach within the republican party. meeting with senator bob corker. >> we talked bigger picture really relative to foreign policy domestic issues. and it's more of a way to get to know each other kind of meeting. >> i have no reason whatsoever to believe that i'm being considered for a position. you know, i'll say that until i'm blue in my face. >> reporter: with a race between trump and clinton tightening, the attacks between the two are intensifying. clinton is calling out trump for favoring guns in schools. >> parents, teachers and schools should have a right to keep guns out of classrooms. just like donald trump does at many of his hotels, by the way. >> reporter: trump pushing back on twitter writing, "crooked hillary says i want guns brought into the

a new poll just in the last couple of hours, a national poll on this issue. is is a sncnn/orc poll. 57% oppose north carolina's style laws that would restrict bathroom access. that's a new national poll coming out just this morning. tony dekoupolo is at historic downtown restaurant in raleigh, the state capital there. also an early front in the original civil rights movement. we put those national numbers up. i saw a poll as well in north carolina a couple of days ago that said in that state there is slight majority support for this law. maybe opinion a little different there? is that what you're picking up on there? >> that's right. the governor is making a political calculation here. he knows residents of north carolina at this point are on his side. i'm outside mecca, an 80-year-old restaurant. from the jim crow era on to today, lawmakers have been coming here for coffee, lunch, very cheap alcohol. pictures of former governors there on the wall. yesterday attorney general loretta lynch compared this fight over the bathroom law to a civil rights era over acc

but it is not only national polls where we defeat trump by bigger numbers than secretary clinton, it is state poll after state poll after state poll. just in the last day -- just in the last day, two national polls have us beating trump by bigger margins than secretary clinton. four statewide polls. in pennsylvania, in pennsylvania, ohio, florida, and new hampshire, in every one of those polls, we beat trump or do better against trump than does secretary clinton. but the reason our campaign is the strongest campaign against trump is not just the polls. it's that our campaign is generating the energy and the enthusiasm that we need to have a large voter turnout in november. democrats and progressive win national elections when the voter turnout is high, when millions of people are prepared to stand up and fight back. that is what is our campaign is all about. i am very proud to tell you that taking on virtually the entire democratic establishment, senators and governors and members of congress and mayors, despite all of that opposition, we have now received well over 45% of the pledged

last month she enjoy double digit leads in national polls against trump. >> i do not want americans to start to believe that this is a normal candidacy. >> reporter: he polls better against trump than clinton does. >> if you want strongest candidate to make sure that trump does not become president, we are that campaign. >> reporter: one area where trump still struggles, attracting big money donors, sunday fully self funding his campaign would require selling off assets. >> to finance $1 million i'd have to sell a building, do something like that. will i do that? i could. >> reporter: roughly half of clinton and trump supporters will vote for one because they so strongly dislike the other. cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> stay with us. system on "eyewitness news," a heart warming story of generosity. why a famous singer gave one very special fan private concert she will never forget. eagles celebrate female fans today. we're going to take you to the inaugural women's fest at the linc, for a look at all the fun. >> after another cool and dreary may weekend. we have big changes in the forecast

weaver and a lot of persons are going to the super delegates need to do something because of the national polls bernie sanders versus donald trump. but there are two things. one, hillary clinton has beat donald trump in the last seven out of eight polls. that's first. then bill said this on tuesday night. we're looking at these national polls, which is really early, but bernie sanders has not been vetted on that level. he has not sustained the 25 years of attacks that hillary clinton has. that is something they have to verify when they make these attacks on hillary. >> that was a big kbaf, kngaff,. >> but neither has the secretary. trust me -- >> but to say she hasn't been attacked is not true. >> come on, we can agree she's never been in a general election. >> can you compare the number of years -- >> they're not going to be as kind to her as senator sanders was, trust me. >> if you compare the scrutiny hillary clinton has had -- >> senator sanders, listen, then barack obama was not vetted to that level either. and he is the president of the united states right now. so that's not the only meas

last month she enjoy double digit leads in national polls against trump. >> i do not want americans to start to believe that this is a normal candidacy. >> reporter: he polls better against trump than clinton does. >> if you want strongest candidate to make sure that trump does not become president, we are that campaign. >> reporter: one area where trump still struggles, attracting big money donors, sunday fully self funding his campaign would require selling off assets. >> to finance $1 million i'd have to sell a building, do something like that. will i do that? i could. >> reporter: roughly half of clinton and trump supporters will vote for one because they so strongly dislike the other. cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> stay with us. system on "eyewitness news," a heart warming story of generosity. why a famous singer gave one very special fan private concert she will never forget. eagles celebrate female fans today. we're going to take you to the inaugural women's fest at the linc, for a look at all the fun. >> after another cool and dreary may weekend. we have big changes in the forecast

we take this nbc news/survey monkey national poll every week. we have hillary clinton, 49, trump, 44. this is a little closer than some of the polls we've seen recently. there will be plenty of national polls in the days and weeks and months ahead. is this the start of a little bit of tightening here? we'll see. this is just the start of a long general election season. for more, we turn to alex in washington. the clinton campaign, from their standpoint, obviously there's a primary in west virginia. they still have to have an eye on the democratic race. at the same time, this clinton/trump race coming into focus. republicans looking at the numbers and they're excited. they see at least the possibility that maybe some of the skepticism about trump misplaced. maybe he has a chance. what are you hearing from the clinton campaign? >> they're definitely not taking anything for the electoral college map, the question is, how does trump do better than mitt romney did in 2012? he's got to win the states you're talking about there. but today this week, hil

the poll now showing donald trump leading hillary clinton by three points nationally. within the margin of error, but that's a flip from the last poll, with clinton ahead. donald trump with key meetings today that he hopes to send a new message about foreign policy. and what his financial disclosure form reveals about his wealth. here's tom llamas. >> reporter: he still won't release his tax returns, but tonight a new glimpse into the deep pockets of donald trump. >> i'm really rich. >> reporter: in new campaign financial documents, trump claiming his income last year, at least $619 million. that includes $50 million from selling the miss universe pageant. $30 million in profits from his mar-a-lago resort. and $132 million from his miami golf club. plus hundreds of millions from real estate ventures around the world. trump claims he's worth $10 billion, but there's no proof of that yet. the list comes as trump marks off his presidential checklist. one day after saying he'd break with u.s. policy and meet with north korean dictator kim jong-un, trump today visiting forme

trump in this new national poll, which we have exclusively got tonight. and the good news for him is that he does beat both cockroaches and hemorrhoids. it's narrow, but a win is a win. donald trump is held in higher esteem than hemorrhoids by a margin of six points a higher than cockroaches by a margin of four points. there is bad news about this good news, which is if you just asked women voters, turns out his win over cockroaches and hemorrhoids, the wins go away. women prefer cockroaches and hemorrhoids to donald trump. turns out there's a real gender split on those particular issues. now, there are limits as to how far this kind of information gets you in an election year. bottom line, hemorrhoids are not going to be on the ballot in november. so we don't have to do complex gender specific turnout modeling to figure out how this particular gender gap is going to play to figure out if we are going to get hemorrhoids elected president in the fall. but -- [ laughter ] but this new polling, i'm sorry, i've always wanted to be more than eight years old. i

. >> if you look at the polls taken, national polls, state polls, bernie sanders is the strongest democratic candidate to defeat donald trump. >> reporter: a handful of contests remain in the democratic race. hillary clinton is doing double duty. focusing on bernie sanders and donald trump. sanders is trying to stay in the race for the next month. he will have a decision to make in terms of what he does between then and the convention. john and christine. >> jeff, thank you. the director of the fbi says there is no special set of rules to investigating hillary clinton's e-mails. james comey spoke to the reporter s on wednesday. he says he feels pressure to conduct this promptly. he said he would always choose well and he would not be rushed to finish the e-mail probe before the election. >>> one america. two economies. this is showing how fast the middle class is shrinking. middle class shrank 90% between 2000 and 2014. 51% of americans lived in middle class america in 2014. that is down from 55% from the year 2000. the housing crash in the great recession hit certain places harder than othe

the national poll. that donald trump is now leading. surprised by that? >> yes. in one sense no, because country loves a winner. this poll was taken after he wrapped it up. after all his opponents had left the race. this is after indiana. the minute he tapped for indiana, all of a sudden he is the nominee and there's a bandwagon effect and i that's reflected. this tells us any democrat who thinks there's going to be a walkover. i have to admit that many of us doubted he would win the nomination in the first place, thought would also be a walkover have to think twice. charles? as always, thank you. >> despite all of tonight's news, as we were talking about, some in the republican party still refuse to take trump for an answer. talk of an independent challenge continues to percolate. chief washington correspondent james rosen looks at whether it's real or just talk. >> texas, the second largest prize of electoral votes is already behind us. and as you can see the filing deadlines for an independent presidential candidacy in the other 49 states are fast upon us, more

sanders on jimmy kimmel live. >> turns out that every single national poll and every single state poll bernie sanders does often a lot better against donald trump than does hillary clinton. i think if the democrats want the candidate who is most likely to defeat trump and beat him badly, i think you're looking at the guy. [cheers and applause] nicole: well n that interview, kimmel asked him about a potential debate with donald trump and sanders raised the prospect of the event saying, quote, you made it possible for us to have a very interesting debate. lauren: all right, hillary clinton defending her use of private e-mail account saying her actions we are permissible, this comes after result of state inspector said clinton ignored clear guidance that e-mail broke federal standards. >> this report makes clear that personal e-mail use was the practice for other secretaries of states, but it was still a mistake and as i said many times fi could go back, i would do it differently. lauren: clinton also said voters will be looking at the full picture of what she has to offer, life, as well

. >> all of the polling that is out there in virtually every national poll and in every statewide poll, we do much better against trump than does secretary clinton. >> reporter: clinton does have work to do in the bluegrass state. comments she made about coal miners in march, made coal country hostile territory. sunday, she pointed out she has a plan. today, sanders is heading to puerto rico. john, christine. >> scott mclean, thank you. >>> facebook founder will meet with the conservative media and address claims that the former employees suppressed news stories. facebook officials stated that an internal investigation has turned up no evidence. >>> donald trump is ramping up fund raising. trump could not self fund his campaign if he wanted to because he doesn't have the cash flow to do this. that is according to analysis from the wall street journal. trump says he needs $1 billion to fund the general election. it is more than double what mitt romney spent during the election. trump will be in new jersey raising money for the republican party and for chris christie. he hired a goldman

. >> governor brewer i'm going to start with you two major national polls came out today showing a dead heat the washington post shows -- are you feeling optimistic about november? >> i'm feeling very optimistic about november. i think mr. trump will be our next president of the united states. he has wind beneath his wings. our party is coming together, we are uniting and move on to november and win. >> to you governor holeem. hillary clinton is 44% and in march it was trump with 41%. do you think this is a snapshot of a moment in time or a red flag. >> no, the math is very simple on this on the republican side they have one candidate, on the is democratic side there's one. once the democratic party decide an makes it official then they will all come together and be united. this is really a question of timing when this poll was taken. >> okay. governor, in this year's election there's never been anything like it. if clinton is the democratic nominee running against donald trump there have never been two candidates more disliked. for donald trump 41% favorable, 51 percent unfavorable hil

a new nbc national poll shows clinton beating trump by just five. very competitive. what is the clinton campaign make of all this. kristen welker is in kentucky. thank you for joining us. these numbers may be outlying but they come, are these a shot to the heart to the clinton people are or they going to ignore them? >> i think right now they're not paying too much attention. i think that's the way to think about it. they anticipated this will be a competitive race. in terms of the battleground polls that you cited, they believe they're outliers. they don't think it's reflective of what the electorate will look like. you can argue the points back and forth. they are bracing for a close race not only in the battleground states but all of the country. that's why you see secretary clinton training her sights on donald trump. one of the key parts of her strategy is to court women voters, independent voters, republican women. that's been on display. she rolled out a new policy that she says is aimed at lowering the cost of child care. that appeals not only to women but to

in national polls sanders outperforms clinton against donald trump. nton trails trump but sanders is still leading him. there are various theories about why that is the case, that sanders is a stronger match against donald trump or sanders has not had to suffer through traditional ads in this cycle so far. polls are funny. during the 2012 election there was a similar poll conducted and there was a democrat who was running stronger against mitt romney than president obama was just days before the election. obama was barely beating mitt romney in this poll but this democrat was winning. who was that democrat. the big reveal in 60 sebds. so k. is that a big deal? i think so. because not just any beef goes into it. only certain cuts of kosher beef. i guess they're pretty choosy. oh, honey! here, have some of ours. oh! when your hot dog's kosher, that's a hot dog you can trust. hebrew national [we know a thing or two bauseed we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ♪ [crowd cheering] i could get used to this. now you can. w

>> well, at this point, the national polls are a early to be hanging your hat on national polls but the polls i have seen, i'm in may, not one that puts a lot of stock in polls. if we're going to cite polls there was a poll done by a reputable polling firm in south florida their poll showed donald trump entrounced by hillary clinton if she was the nominee in miami dade county. if the republican nominee doesn't get something on the order of 40% of the vote in miami, in the hispanic vote in miami dade county they're done. >> let's go back to your race. bernie sanders says the deck is stacked against his campaign. he points to key committees on the convention he's not been able to get people on. is that a fair criticism of the dnc and how a convention is lining up in philadelphia? >> no. not in the least. unfortunately, senator sanders and his campaign have a fundamental misunderstanding of the way we appoint our standing committee. i nominated 25 at large members to the standing convention committees in january. they were elected by the democratic national committee executive committee. t

the latest national poll that shows the donald is surging. what does this mean for the race going forward? we'll try to explain it. >>> it was a big night for britney spears at the billboard music awards. ♪ ♪ she would be soon wearing less. while spears stunned, it was adele who took the top billing. >> it was great. >> mainsly likes her. mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm hungry. national water safety month is may. we have everything you need to have the coolest pool party on your block and we're going to make sure you understand how easy it is to keep the kids safe around the pool. one of the things about having kids in the pool it is very easy to turn around for a minute and something bad can happen so it's best to waterproof your kids. >> pools l you want to be safe around them. >> special thanks to the brady bunch for lending us their lawn. >> i don't know if this existed, a pool monitor. if there's any type of movement, a siren goes off. >> wonderful. they have those for the crib. any time the baby stops breathing alerts you.

here is james rosen. >> reporter: for the first time, the clear politics average of major national pollslaces the nominee, donald trump, ahead of the democratic front-runner, hillary clinton, albeit by a sliver. producing the result is a slew of recent head-to-head match polls that record a slight bump for trump since he cleared the gop field. >> i think the republican party consolidated around donald trump more quickly than we imagined. we are seeing that reflected in these poll numbers. >> reporter: after meeting with the real estate billionaire at trump tower, the chairman of the foreign relations committee dismissed that he could emerge as trump's running me inning ma. to offer conjecture. it's not a responsible thing for me to do. >> reporter: another leading voice on foreign policy, lindsay gram of south carolina, a short lived presidential candidate among the harshest critics. >> he's -- >> reporter: told a florida fund raising critic to unite behind the party. a spokesman for graham wouldn't reply. house speaker paul ryan, who told politico during an interview he will call out th

two national polls, new national polls, show donald trump closing a double digit gap with hillary clintonington post"/abc news poll has trump leading clinton 46 to 44%. that's an 11-point shift for donald trump since march. "the wall street journal"/nbc news poll has trump at 43%, clinton a littlead

what do you think is behind trump's rise in the national poll?talked to voters and they say things like 75% of what donald trump says is common sense and i absolutely love it. it's refreshing. 25% i think is a little bit strange or disconcerting, but i also like that. people love what he says and he says what he means. >> we'll be right back. >> any time. nothing unleashes power... quite like the human foot. introducing the 241 horsepower lexus is 200 turbo. with almost twenty percent more base horsepower. once driven, there's no going back. wopen up a lot of dawn. tough on grease...yet gentle. dawn helps open... something even bigger. go to facebook.com, dawn saves wildlife. >>> it is now 3 minutes until the top of hour. before you leave the house, here's what's happening for you today. donald trump continues his west coast swing with a campaign stop at anaheim, california. this after a violent campaign rally in albuquerque, new mexico. >>> and romainian hacker who claims he breached hillary clinton's private email server is set to pleaed guilty

. >> i think the objective evidence is very clear that in virtually every national poll and every state poll, we defeat trump by larger numbers than does secretary clinton. >> sanders will make stops in los angeles and santa monica today. >>> in the mediterranean, rescue crews are doing everything they can to find the black boxes from egypt flight 804. >> reporter: an egyptian submarine is on the way to scour the sea bed looking for the data recorders belonging to egyptair 804. >> we have a lot of windows from the aircraft, and everyone is looking out the windows. >> reporter: this newly released audio recordings captured a standard transmission between the pilots and air traffic control over zurich, switzerland. >> thank you so much. good night. >> reporter: two and a half hours later, the aircraft acted erratically before plummeting into the ocean. they are looking for the black boxes with the ping for up to 30 days, smoke detected on board minutes before the plane went down. expertssay that alone could rule out human error. >> there is no human error that could trigger smoke alarms.

but we have just got our hands on some brand new national polling from public policy polling. this is just being released for the first time right this second. and i have to assure you not only is this national polling new, i have to also assure you, you'll understand why in just a second, but i have to assure you that it's real. this is not an elaborate joke, like a big misdirection story i'm telling and it turns out to be an april fool's or whatever. this is real. i'm not making this up to entertain you, even though i'm sometis tempted to do that. donald trump is less popular thanic

commission on the presidential debates requires candidates to have 15% support in an average of five national polls. in three-way race, a recent fox news poll shows trump beating clinton. and johnson is at 10%. and notable trump backers are praising johnson and weld. republican consultant and trump supporter roger stone tells abc news he's a giant fan of the libertarian ticket. he said he still supports trump, though he wants to see more of his platform and who trump chooses as his running mate. yet while johnson could draw some republicans from trump. analysts say the libertarian is going about it the wrong way. >> if you're someone who wants to see parties get disrupted, the best bet is to do what trump and sanders have done, which is to infiltrate parties, rather than attack them from the outside. >> in 2012, johnson ran the libertarian party in the most successful campaign, ever. winning 1%. >>> oklahoma republican governor mary fallon has vetoed a bill that would have made it a felony for physicians to perform an abortion. fallon says she is the most pro life governor in the nation, the bill w

in recent national polls, we are not behind secretary clinton by 60 points anymore. in the last few weeks actually, there have been a couple of polls that have us in the lead. other polls have us single digits behind. in terms of fundraising, we have received more individual campaign contributions -- 7.4 million -- than any candidate in presidential history at this point in a campaign. we do not have a super pac. we do not get our money from wall street or the drug companies. or powerful corporations. our money is coming from the middle class and working class of this country, averaging $27 a campaign contribution. and i am very proud of the fact that we have just raised in the last month, we have had a phenomenally good month, we have raised $25 million, despe

nation." including battleground tracker poll numbers in ohio and florida and our panel. with us. >> dickerson: welcome back to "face the nation." we're joined by the director of elections cbs news anthony salvanto. welcome back. why is the math so hard for him? >> well, he points out that he does better -- does well in lot of polls head to head against donald trump. he's right about that. but in order to get to that general election he does have a team hill, which to say that he needs to get about 70% of the remaning pledge delegates out there. 90% of all uncommitted delegates out there. in order to catch hillary clinton. that presumes that hillary clinton support will just evaporate. so far shows no signs of doing that. it is tough for him. >> dickerson: he talks about maybe convincing the superdelegates when he gets to the convention, also got steep hill 20 climb there. >> superdelegates are about spur situation not just about math. these are party leaders and elected leaders who can port whoever. right now majority are with hillary clinton and again they haven't shown

in recent national polls we're not behind secretary clinton by 60 points anymore.ks actually there have been a couple of polls that have us in the lead, other polls have us single digits behind. in terms of fund raising, we have received more individual campaign contributions, 7.4 million, than any candidate in presidential history at this point in a campaign. we do not have a super pac and do not get our money from wall street or drug companies or powerful corporations. our money is coming from the middle class and working class of this country, averaging $27 a campaign contribution. i'm very proud of the fact we have just raised in the last month, had a phenomenally good month and raised over $25 million, despite the fact that 80% of the primary and caucuses are behind us. what the political revolution has shown is that we can run a strong winning campaign without a super pac and without being dependent on big money interests. as of today and i don't know if anybody else has done it, i don't know that, we have brought out over 1.1 million people to our rallies fr

our top story, donald trump presumptive nominee now leading in the latest national polls again hillary clinton, new poll numbers come as establishment republicans continue to rally behind trump, house speaker paul ryan, however the exception. one of the few holdouts. james rosen with our report. reporter: for first time real clear politics average of major national polls places trump ahead of hillary clinton. albeit by a sliver. making the race two weeks before election day, a dead heat. >> i think that republican party has slated around consolidated around donald trump quickly than we imagined. reporter: bob corker, chairman of foreign relations committee, dismissing suggests he could emerge as trump's ticket mate. >> even to offer congestionture around something that i have no reason to be considered is not a responsible thing for me to do. reporter: another leading voice on foreign policy, lindsay graham of south carolina, a short lived presidential candidate. >> he is a race, baiting, xenophobe. reporter: has now reportedly told a fundraising audience to unite behind the party. amo

. >> i think that hillary clinton has not looked at a lot of the national polls out there which have me doing a lot better than she is against donald trump and that's true in almost all of the state polls as well. i think she may not have noticed in the last three contests we won and we tied in kentucky and that we have an excellent chance to win the majority of the state. donald trump is a disaster, in my view, and i will do everything that i can whether it's the candidate or not to see he is defeated. >> lauren blanchard is live for us in vista, california. lauren? >> reporter: hi, harris. bernie knows it comes down to california. he's been speaking to 7,000 people behind me using mega rallies like this to call out the democratic national committee and chairs and leadership and also those delegates headed to the convention in july. better candidate suggest he against donald trump. >> i've made the objective evidence is very clear that in every national poll, in every state poll, we defeat trump by large numbers over secretary clinton. it is the future of this country. and i hope tha

grant lodes: >>reporter: tonight donald trump and helen returned to are deadlocked in a pair of national pollslinton leads down to some 46% and a new nbc news wall street journal poll what donald trump runs ahead of clinton 46 percent to 44 percent and the latest abc news washington post survey. >>reporter: for both oppose the differences are within the margin of error. also dismissed questions about whether trout might consider the republican as a potential with the rest between trump and clinton tightening the attacks between the two are intensifying clinton is called now trump for the six neighboring guns in schools hist. >>reporter: it is not the only issue where you find some some salmon with at odds with his own statement political reporters of the republican nominees competing trump international offerings as applying for permits to build a seawall to protect a golf course he owns and ireland citing global warming and its effect for erosion. . >>grant lodes: >>pam moore: more fallout from an ongoing probe into allegations of excessive use of force of the santa clara county jail. >>grant