>> peter doocy. thank you. >>> serious concerns tonight that police in cleveland may not be ready for the kind of trouble that could come when the republican convention begins in mid july. the city is still dealing with the fallout from the death of a 12-year-old black boy shot by a white police officer while playing with a pellet gun. correspondent mike tobin is in cleveland tonight with with what is being done and not done to prepare for the gop assembly this such. >> republican national convention attracts raucous demonstrators as it did in st. paul in 2008. donald trump events are magnets for passionate demonstrators. in a few weeks, the two will converge on cleveland, a town already swelling with ethnic tension. >> is cleveland ready for this convention? >> no, i don't think we're anywhere near where we need to be for it. >> police union president steve loomis complains that police weren't measured for riot gear inform after the order was placed. bikes for bike cops are still not here and in his

the show, the verdict is in for baltimore police officer charged in the death of freddie gray, peter doocy with the latest on the verdict. peter? reporter: heather, there is a small group of protesters here outside the courtroom in downtownbaltimore, they are chanting no justice no peace . jail killers police. it is a small group so far of processors who are here and they are very upset from the sounds of it and from the look of it, that edward nero, the officer, one of six officers charged in connection with the death of freddie gray is not guilty on all charges. the charges he was facing, second-degree assault. he could have gone away for up to 10 years for that. reckless endangerment, that carried a five-year prison term and an additional charge of misconduct in office, that was not guilty, not guilty, not guilty. this was not a jury trial. this was a bench trial so this was the decision of the judge barry williams who is set to preside over all six charges. the way these cases have been working far, the reason all six officers are being charged separately is because that's just the way

>> peter doocy. thank you. >>> serious concerns tonight that police in cleveland may not be ready for the kind of trouble that could come when the republican convention begins in mid july. the city is still dealing with the fallout from the death of a 12-year-old black boy shot by a white police officer while playing with a pellet gun. correspondent mike tobin is in cleveland tonight with with what is being done and not done to prepare for the gop assembly this such. >> republican national convention attracts raucous demonstrators as it did in st. paul in 2008. donald trump events are magnets for passionate demonstrators. in a few weeks, the two will converge on cleveland, a town already swelling with ethnic tension. >> is cleveland ready for this convention? >> no, i don't think we're anywhere near where we need to be for it. >> police union president steve loomis complains that police weren't measured for riot gear inform after the order was placed. bikes for bike cops are still not here and in his

peter doocy is live in philadelphia. what could that look like? >> i tell you, harris, the rumors of the promise nent intellectual conservatives are trying to convince a well-known person, whether a celebrity or another republican to run as an independent and challenge trump, are something that rnc brass are taking very seriously and they're candid about the reason why. they think an independent run by anybody would hasn't the election to hillary. >> they can try to hijack another party and get on the ballot, but look, it's a suicide mission for our country, because what it means is you're throwing down not just eight years of the white house, but potentially 100 years on the supreme court, and wrecking this country for many generations. >> the owner of the dallas mavericks, mark cuban, was quoted in today's "the washington post," saying he's been courted by folks trying to find a new independent challenger, but he shot them down. it's interesting to see how long this talk will continue, because rhine priebus said today he thinks that trump and sp

correspondent peter doocy is live there now, good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret, just after 3:00 p.m., a pair of very alert secret service agents spotted a man they thought was suspicious. so they decided to shadow him along the fenceline here at the white house complex and when that man revealed a pistol, and disobeyed multiple verbal commands to drop it the secret service did shoot him once in the stomach. that man now critically wounded. as he lay wounded near 17th and e street, those officers then arrested the pistol-wielding suspect and provided him first aid until an ambulance arrived. a law enforcement source does tell us that at no time did the subject access the white house complex. no law enforcement personnel or innocent bystanders were injured during this incident. president obama was playing golf at joint base andrews in maryland as shots rang out here. but the vice president was on the grounds and taken to a secure location. and we did see the secret service rushing to secure their other protectees. at one point shouting vip, vip, to each other while rushing to s

peter doocy live from our d.c. bureau with more. peter?> and arthel, part of his new focus on the general election that he is getting closer and closer to official lly clinchin the nomination, donald trump is doing outreach to hispanic voters taping a two-minute message played at conference in anaheim last night organized by america's largest hispanic christian evangelical group, a first for mr. trump and may be a sign of things to come. trump is also going to great lengths to lock up the support of gun owners appearing at a national rifle association convention down in kentucky where the group endorse the him and where trump warned the crowd he thinks that hillary clinton is going to let violent criminals out of jail which he says is especially concerning if she gets her way and residents can't defend themselves with firearms. >> in trying to overturn the 2nd amendment, hillary clinton is telling everyone, and every woman living in a dangerous community that she doesn't have the right to defend herself. so you have a woman living in a com

>> peter doocy at reagan national. >>> a fox news exclusive. new details about the condition of the u.s. air force tasked with defending your freedom every day. it is experiencing severe shortages in several key areas at a time of increasing budget strain. national security correspondent jennifer griffin takes a look. >> it was built in the early '80s to drop nuclear bombs during the cold war, now the b-1 bomber is used for close air support in the fight against isis, a mission it was not designed for. >> you put that thing over the battlefield, 10, 12 hours at a time. 50,000 pounds of weapon and it can put a 2,000-pound weapon on a doorknob from 15 miles away in the dark of night in the worst weather. >> only half of the bombers can actually fly. >> we only have 20 a aircraft assigned on station currently. only half are flyable. we're looking at airplanes pushing over 10,000 flight hours,i not only the personnel that are tired, it's the aircraft that are tired as well. >> this master sergeant has overseen maintenance on the bomber for 20 years

peter doocy live in philadelphia. thanks, peter. >>> well, on tuesday 116 democratic delegates are up for grabs in kentucky and oregon. both states would be big wins for the clinton camp, which wants to clinch the nomination, of course. standing in the way is bernie sanders, who is looking to extend his winning streak after west virginia. adam is a political reporter for "the national journal" and he joins us now. we talk about these races as they come up. what is the big takeaway from tuesday? what is the impact these two states will have, specifically on the democratic side of the race? >> for hillary clinton, you know, it's become pretty clear she's well on her way to become the nominee. she has almost an insurmountable leave over bernie sanders. city doesn't have all the delegates so she has to fight this out to the end of primary season, which goes through the end of june. what she wants to do, especially in a state like kentucky, which on paper looks pretty good for her, and i think most people would have guaran

correspondent peter doocy is live there now, good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret, just after 3:00 p.m., a pair of very alert secret service agents spotted a man they thought was suspicious. so they decided to shadow him along the fenceline here at the white house complex and when that man revealed a pistol, and disobeyed multiple verbal commands to drop it the secret service did shoot him once in the stomach. that man now critically wounded. as he lay wounded near 17th and e street, those officers then arrested the pistol-wielding suspect and provided him first aid until an ambulance arrived. a law enforcement source does tell us that at no time did the subject access the white house complex. no law enforcement personnel or innocent bystanders were injured during this incident. president obama was playing golf at joint base andrews in maryland as shots rang out here. but the vice president was on the grounds and taken to a secure location. and we did see the secret service rushing to secure their other protectees. at one point shouting vip, vip, to each other while rushing to s

peter doocy live at reagan national airport just outside washington. more concerned about keeping travellers safe than they are about wait times. how is this going to work? >> well, the secretary of homeland security, jeh johnson was clear. they are not concerned from a security standpoint about these waits. he came here to reagan national airport earlier this afternoon and said, yes, a three hour wait in a security line, not ideal if your flight is going to be 90 minutes long. they have no interest at dhs in sacrificing security to speed things up. part of the reason for that is because they've seen what terrorists try to do at airports abroad. >> local authorities, private security and the like are also looking at airport security. that's something we've been focused on since the recent events, brussels, others, and so with local law enforcement we've been partnering to focus on airport security as well. >> and believe it or not the 2016 race is partially to blame for the problems with the tsa right now. something we've noticed some of the very large

let's turn now to peter doocy live in washington. get into that, what are we learning about how much trump has spent so far on his campaign? >> that he's spending a lot, greg, $44 million loaned already to his campaign and makes up a huge chunk of the $47 million the campaign spent so far. trump talks about being impossible for special interests to control since he says he doesn't need any donations from lobbyists but there have been some small donations, make up less than $2 million of the campaign total. greg? >> plus, these are loans so if he expects them to be repaid they'd likely be repaid by someone else which mean he's not actually self-funding as he claims. look, trump continues his criticism of hillary clinton on guns. tell us about that. >> yeah, he's really turning up the heat on hillary tweeting first thing this morning a suggestion that her tough talk about guns is hypocritical. here's the quote from trump today. "crooked hillary wants to get rid of all guns and yet she's surrounded by bodyguards who are fully armed. no

peter doocy is following the sannesan e -- sanders campaign, live in louisville today.did he say in his final pitch to voters in indiana? >> reporter: he's talking about trade. what's really interesting, is that unlike hillary clinton, who admitted today she's already in general election mode, sanders is still spending a lot of time focusing on the opponent in his own party. >> secretary clinton has supported every one of these trade agreements. that is the area of strong disagreement that the voters of indiana and america will have to consider. >> reporter: when trump talks about sanders, it says that when trump gets out of the race, a lot of the sanders supporters, like the people in line here, are going to get on the trump train. >> what are they telling you about what they'll do if and when the senator bows out, trump train, is that what you said? >> reporter: we're hearing a little bit of everything. some people in the line said they would back donald trump if sanders got out, just to stop clinton. we found only one person who said they would vote for clinton. a lo

peter doocy, thank you very much. let's bring in doug burns, former federal prosecutor. a fine point on that. we don't know what is going to happen, doug. it's unfortunate what happened in the past. maybe we can go forward because we have a number of these trials coming up. i want to press you on the decision toy. you sent me a note and i notice in your note you said a key was the defense claimed the officer nero was not responsible for assuring freddie gray was safely buckled in. the witnesses and the experts concur you. said that was a huge nugget in this case. >> that was a big then. one was the validity, the legality of the initial arrest, and unfortunately, of course it's also monday morning quarterbacking but from a straight legal perspective -- and i must say because again all of your discussions, what the lawyer said, very commendable statement, is there's a big distinction between people's emotions and they're entitle to be emotional about a tragic death of somebody in cuffed. but going to the legal the prosecutors locked in to arguing to the judge that an illeg

peter doocy in carson, california south of los angeles. reporter: and shepard, bernie sanders not on the ground in the states that are voting today, oregon and kentucky, trying to round up votes. he is looking way ahead on the calendar to the final giant prize remaining, california. and 7 1/2 hours before he gets here to this 8,000-seat tennis arena there is already a long line of knocks here to see him. and somebody asked senator sanders this morning at a stop in puerto rico if any losses tonight in either oregon or kentucky would slow momentum ahead of california and he responded like this. >> i haven't lost yet, have we? so we'll see what happens. our goal, we've been working really hard in both states, to bring out a large voter turnout. >> reporter: and the clintons know in california sanders is not going away, asking supporters for money because they say, "we're fending off attacks from donald trump and building massive operations in battleground states, and here's the thing. bernie's team doesn't have to do that. so they can focus 1

peter doocy with more on that. peter? >> reporter: we're on the south side of the white house, past the fenceline, on the side of the street where the washington monument is, and we can see a white vehicle. it's difficult to tell the make but a white sedan, right now they've got all the doors open. the trunk is open as well, and the hood is popped and does appear -- it's really difficult to see right now from where the authorities have us kind of penned in but it does appear that one of the front tires is flat. hard to tell if it was -- what happened, what would make a tire flat during a shootout, but it does look like they are either inspecting the car or it's been cleared because officers who are nearby it, they're standing close, too close for them to think it's a serious threat right now. in the last few minutes the park police helicopter that had been hovering over the area of constitution between the white house and the washington monument did back away. we don't hear any helicopter traffic anymore. and it does seem

>> peter doocy right now is live in philadelphia where mr. trump is scheduled to attend his daughter tiffan from the university of pennsylvania which is mr. trump's alma malter, too, later today. hi, peter. >> reporter: hi, eric, and it's interesting. this morning ben carson, who is helping the trump team pick a running mate rattled off five names that are on the short list and very surprisingly one of those names is sarah palin. carson also told "the washington post" that others being considered include john kasich, marco rubio, ted cruz and chris christie, and this morning another bold-faced name who is rumored to be a possible addition to the trump ticket said that if he is asked, they be he is on board. >> if he asks me i'll certainly say i want to sit down and talk about it. i don't think it's an automatic yes. i have to think through what does he think the job involves? >> reporter: now, this morning's "new york times" cover features an article that, quote, several women who have unflattering things to say about donald trump, but he is p

peter doocy is live in evansville.ng to john roberts first who is covering the republicans. >> ted cruz is barnstorming the state today. he's got five events. two he's going to go out with governor mike pence. they will have a total of ten events. it really is a last-ditch effort to try to stop donald trump here, particularly such well-known establishment figures as former utah governor john huntsman to say it's time to rally around trump. a local poll in indiana has got cruz up by 16. for the most part, polls show donald trump with the lead. last night, in la porte, indiana, listen to this. >> i believe in the american people. i believe in the people of the hoosier state. i believe in the men and women gathered here and the goodness of the american people that we will not give in to evil, but we will remember who we are and we will stand for our values. >> cruz encouraging people not to give in to evil which can only be read as donald trump. and something truly bizarre happened last night, something i have never seen

we have exit polling and peter doocy in oregon, as the sanders campaign heads west. we begin with john roberts in new york. good evening, john. >> it was, bret, good evening. we learned tonight any possibility ted cruz would restart his campaign was put to an end. trump needs 137 delegates to completely seal the deal. barring an unforeseen event, he will be the republican nominee. now, the task to unify the party. his meeting with house speaker paul ryan on thursday could go a long way to achieving that. i spoke with donald trump's campaign manager lewandowsky. >> i don't think fall into line is the right words. i think he loves this party, he loves this country and wants to see something good happen. he's a very good man. he wants what is good for the party. i think we're going to have positive results. and i would like for him to stay, and be chairman. >> the trump campaign is playing down expectations saying they do not think ryan will come on board immediately, but that is okay. as he prepares for the visit to capitol hill, trump announced he narrowed down his vo

in this corner, peter doocy. martha: picturing a boxing ring and the shorts.ight, so the rnc slowly beginning to rally around the party's presumptive nominee, in fact, they're borrowing one of donald trump's favorite nicknames for hillary clinton, and they've used it in the latest rnc web ad. so they're saying, we give in, we surrender. we're going crooked hillary. here's a clip. ♪ ♪ >> the laws and regulations in effect when i was secretary of state allowed me to use my e-mail for work. that is undisputed. >> no evidence she had requested or received approval to use her personal account for official business. >> and you've said it was allowed too. >> yes, it was. >> who allowed it? >> it was allowed under the rules of the state department. and, again -- >> so nobody signed off on it. >> no. martha: chris wallace joins us now, the anchor of fox news sunday. chris, good morning. good to have you back. >> good morning to you, martha. martha: talk to me about the fact that the rnc is embracing, or giving in -- one or the other -- the sort of name-calling practice

thank you, peter doocy in l.a.ump with another controversial stance or foreign policy saying he would have no problem talking to north korea about their nuclear program. will that position help him or hurt him with voters? bill: should families of the 9/11 victims be able to sue saudi arabia in court? how the senate is trying to make that happen. how the white house might get in the way. the judge takes that on today. martha: a father of two viciously attacked after answering his front door. police say that the suspects had the wrong guy. >> there are three men in my house. oh, my gosh! please help! help me, i'm bleeding very badly. now you can. when you lease the 2016 es 350 for $329 a month for 36 months. see your lexus dealer. you wouldn't order szechuan without checking the spice level. it really opens the passages. waiter. water. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. bill: fiery runway collision leaving a pilot badly burned but alive. authorities say the 75-y

peter doocy tells us where we are. >> reporter: puerto rico has a problem. in debt and barreling towards a default on july 1st. now congress is trying to save the commonwealth. >> what we're trying to do is to put the house in order. to bring stability to the government of puerto rico. it is collapsing. >> reporter: this week a key house committee approved a bill that forms a new seven member oversight board with authority to restructure puerto rico's debt and reject its budget proposal. it would let puerto rico put off some payments on the debt until next year and lower its $7.25 minimum wage for younger workers, something the white house doesn't like. >> it doesn't seem to make much sense a they bear the brunt of poor fiscal decision that were made by people they don't even know. >> reporter: the president backs the bill and has bipartisan support despite an aggressive lobbying effort by opponents. >> puerto rico is out of money. who will bail out puerto rico? washington says you will. >> reporter: but since the bill doesn't spend any federal money speaker

peter doocy from jeffersonville, indiana, with more.oss the river from kentucky. >> the clinton campaign was so confident of themselves in the primaries, didn't spend a dime on tv ads in monday and tuesday. skipping this state in the end proved costly and the winner, senator sanders was talking about that last night. >> i understand that secretary clinton thinks that this campaign is over. i've got some bad news for her. >> the final tally, 52.5% for bernie sanders, 5 above hillary who clocked in 47.5. with that result, sanders picked up 43 delegates and clinton 37. the headlines about clinton were not good yesterday. still in damage control mode trying to explain the comments she made in front of environmentalists last ma could haunt her in west virginia. >> i'm the only candidate which has a policy how to bring economic opportunity using the clean reibnewable energy in coa country because we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> hillary has said she's moved over to general election mode and she lo

meanwhile, peter doocy on what prompted all this so soon so fast. peter? >> reporter: neil, we are here in columbus where kasich staffers are for the last time putting up a "kasich for president" sign. today is a place we did not expect to be in columbus listening to kasich drop out. because at 7:00 last night, a senior strategist from the kasich campaign blasted out an e-mail to supporters saying trump's victory in indiana wasn't going to affect their plans. doubling down on that a few minutes later, the campaign manager tweeted they were on to california and that kasich wasn't going to quit until somebody got to the clench number, 1,237 delegates. then after that a fund-raising request asking people for money and asking kasich to poll against hillary clinton. another reason this is a surprising announcement is because kasich had an event scheduled this morning in the 10:00 hour that he sent a staffer to. a ton of press showed up but he didn't. he stayed in ohio the entire time. the timing is also interesting that he would drop out after losing in indiana

correspondent peter doocy takes a fair and balanced look. >> hillary clinton is the only presidential candidate promising to move her top economic adviser into the white house residence with her. >> my husband, who i'm going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy. because you know, he knows how to do it. >> is bill clinton the guy for the job? well during his tenure as president, nearly 23 million jobs were created, more than reagan and both bushes combined. the gdp grew an average of 3.9% annually. higher than most modern presidents and unemployment on his last day in office was low. 4.2%. >> these were things he did. it wasn't necessarily things that his administration did. meaning that these were decisions he made. it's possible that he knows more about economic policy in the states than anybody in the country. >> on paper, husband and wife are split on a very popular issue among 2016 democratic primary voters -- wall street reform. clinton's platform outline as plan to quote impose accountability on wall street. but bill clinton's record reflects a far friendlier attitude. h

peter doocy on whether paul ryan and donald trump can overcome their differences, but we begin with seniorional correspondent john roberts and what happened when the donald met the speaker.

>> peter doocy, thank you. >> seven decades after the u.s.pped a bomb off japan, president obama will visit hiroshima. the white house says president obama will not make any apology for the bombing and japan's prime minister says he not expecting one. the white house officials say the president will, quote, highlight his continued commitment to pursuing a peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons. >> the united states and china are fighting over who is in charge over the south sea. this a busy shipping area, no doubt, with underwater oil and natural gas reserves. the american ship traveled near fiery cross reef, which china claimed. a u.s. army veteran is now paddle boarding some 3,500 miles to help other american troops. the guy's name is josh collins. he fought in afghanistan and bosnia and suffered four traumatic brain injuries and wound up with post traumatic stress disorder. he says he's paddling to raise money and awareness for ptsd and high veteran suicide rates. the v.a. reports an average of 22 veterans kill themselves ev

our peter doocy live outside the courthouse in baltimore. peter? reporter: harris, we got our first look how upset a lot of folks here in baltimore about officer nero being acquitted on all three charges. there was pretty wild scene just a few minutes ago. a group of sheriffs deputies marched a look-alike for officer nero across the street. when none of the gathered protesters could tell the difference between nero and look-alike, they started shouting things absolutely vicious. things like go to hell and variety of other profanities that can not be repeated on television. violent riots are not expected here outside of the court. citywide, police are ready for anything. baltimore pd canceled leave for all officers today. they have all hands on deck just in case trouble starts. again it is too early to see if there will be any unrest. because the city had less than one hour to digest the news. the mayor, stephanie rawlings-blake telling residents since officer nero is subject to administrative review by the police department they need toe be patient

peter doocy on whether paul ryan and donald trump can overcome their differences, but we begin with seniort john roberts and what happened when the donald met the speaker. >>

jon: peter doocy in oregon. sanders one in west virginia not only with support from his usual groups like independents and young voters . he also picked up some of clinton's usual supporters. take a look at this. according to fox news exit polling across the state, bernie sanders on a majority of dependents , 58 percent to hillary clinton 22 percent. he also swept young voters with 70 percent of the vote. let's talk about these results with jamie weinstein, senior editor for the daily caller and james holmes, a national political correspondent for the washington post. it is always said james that you have to win independence if you want to win the presidency. this is one state but if hillary clinton gets clobbered by bernie sanders among independents, what does that say about herperspective candidacy? >> john, it shows that working-class whites are not ready for hillary clinton. she has a very real problem . it is very notable. people think of bernie sanders at this socialist from vermont and he won the majority

fox news's peter doocy is on the campaign trail with the latest. what's ahead, peter? reporter: what's ahead, clock is ticking down to tuesday in oregon. we're at bernie sanders's field office an hour away from the portland, the big city, where volunteers are trying to accomplish two things pretty urgently, since they only have seven days to go. they're trying to get democrats on the phone, at phone banks, check for ballots at end of april and if they are for bernie, give those ballots to the postman soon as possible. second thing they're trying to do, have canvassers knock on as many doors as possible and collect ballots already mailed out because state officials need mail-in ballots in their hand by 8:00 p.m. next tuesday, not just postmarked by then but in their possession. the portland field office was emptying out to come here to the sanders event. volunteers work the long line and get supporters to turn their cell phones into phone banks while they await for senator to arrive the script for volunteers hasn't changed last few months. they hit main themes of wall s

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. >> peter doocy, thanks so much. >> meanwhile, president obama went after donald trump this afternoon, criticizing the republican front runner's policies during his commencement speech at rutgers university in new jersey. kristen fisher is live in washington with more and what the president said. hi, kristen. >> reporter: hey, eric. president obama started his speech by saying there's not much that i'm afraid to take on in my final year of office. so today he went after donald trump and all that he stands for without ever mentioning him by name. one of the first things he hit him on was his campaign slogan, make america great again. president obama said the good old days weren't all that good. >> with you hear someone longing for the good old days, take it with a grain of salt. >> reporter: president obama then made his case to the roughly 12,000 graduates as to why he believes trump's isolationist policies would be bad for america. policies like a ban on muslims entering the u.s. and building a wall along the southern border. >> the world is more interconnected than ever before, and

correspondent peter doocy takes a fair and balanced look. >> hillary clinton is the only presidential candidate promising to move her top economic adviser into the white house residence with her. >> my husband, who i'm going to put in charge of revitalizing the economy. because you know, he knows how to do it. >> is bill clinton the guy for the job? well during his tenure as president, nearly 23 million jobs were created, more than reagan and both bushes combined. the gdp grew an average of 3.9% annually. higher than most modern presidents and unemployment on his last day in office was low. 4.2%. >> these were things he did. it wasn't necessarily things that his administration did. meaning that these were decisions he made. it's possible that he knows more about economic policy in the states than anybody in the country. >> on paper, husband and wife are split on a very popular issue among 2016 democratic primary voters -- wall street reform. clinton's platform outline as plan to quote impose accountability on wall street. but bill clinton's record reflects a far friendlier attitude. h

i'm peter doocy. by 2010, the cia was focused on a compound in abbottabad, pakistan, where it was believed usama bin laden was living. after much deliberation, president obama made the call to send in a handpicked group of men from the naval special warfare development group, seal team 6. they spent two weeks training on mock-ups of the compound here in the united states before boarding two top-secret stealth helicopters and launching "operation neptune spear." >> we're sitting in these helicopters, and we've got it down to a science of where people are gonna sit. a lot of people had those folding camping chairs, little tripods, so we could maximize space. some guys were sitting on those. some guys were sitting below them, and i had a dog right next to me. it's pretty loud inside of them. so, no one's really talking to each other. there's no need to talk. i'm kind of looking around, seeing how people are reacting. we're hearing from the pilots every now and then. very comforting, because the army pick

i'm peter doocy. over the next two nights, you will meet one of america's bravest warriors.or more than a decade, he served through multiple wars and through dangerous missions too numerous to count. he served as a navy seal, a member of the famed seal team 6. and on the night of may 1, 2011, he was a part of "operation neptune spear." as the second man through the door into the room where the world's most wanted terrorist was hiding, he fired the fateful shots that brought the biggest manhunt in world history to an end. his name is robert o'neill, and he is the man who killed usama bin laden. the face we are looking at is the last face that usama bin laden saw on earth. >> yeah, i mean, if it was light enough, i was definitely the last person he saw. >> you trained on targets with his face on them. >> mm-hmm. yeah. >> what was it like to kill the actual guy? >> it wasn't real. it was another guy in a house that we shot. it didn't sink in. it didn't sink in for a while. >> has it sunk in now? >> yeah, it has now. i've thought about it every day for a number of years. i'm sti

but let's go to peter doocy with more on this. he is near the white house. the staffing numbers or whatever would be inside that white house right now? >> reporter: well, i can tell you've right now about what the outside -- we're on the 15th 15th avenue side of the white house, where there is one of the main entrances for staff, and we were just -- we just arrived there, and from our position, we saw a motorcade leaving the pennsylvania avenue side coming down toward us, and the secret service agents ran into the street, yelling, v.i.p., v.i.p., they closed traffic, and then that motorcade left. very quickly. every agent we have seen has a big gun today, which is not something you always see. and there's not a high provial event going on. and right now we are making our way down toward the washington monument because we can see the park police helicopter hovering overhead and we think this might be where some of the action was a little while ago. >> this i'm learning, too, the area just west of the white house, people are now saying they saw police and ambu

peter doocy is live in l.a., you lucky dog. >> reporter: good morning. because he's going to ignore the not so subtle calls by the party elit to step aside. >> no one can predict the future, but i think we have a real shot to win primaries in a number of the states that will be coming up. and don't tell secretary clinton, she might get nervous. i think we're going to win here in california. >> reporter: so can he do it? the most recent fox news poll in california is from april, but showed bernie narrowly behind hillary. before doors opened in carson, california, last night where sanders was, the line to get into the speech was so long that secret service and campaign officials actually started letting people in more than half an hour early that rarely happens. excited crowds are something that sanders needs because he recently admitted that tv ads in this state may be too expensive for him to buy and it was interesting talking to folks who were -- who showed up to see bernie sanders live. they all know the score, they all know that he has won almost as m

peter doocy joins us live in atlantic city with more.morning. >> hillary clinton wants her supporters to think she's in general election mode but she's having a hard time shaking bernie sanders and she's also having a hard time explaining what's wrong with donald trump even though she thinks he's been getting a free pass from the press. >> give me three hard questions you think he should be asked. >> when he says that americans don't need a raise and that's why he doesn't believe we should raise the minimum wage, what's that based on? because if you look at the evidence and more than evidence, if you listen to the stories, as i have now for more than a year of so many americans who haven't had a raise in 15 years, it raises serious issues about how well he understands what's happening in the economy to working people. >> so his answer would be he wants to create jobs and those jobs will raise wages. he's been asked that question and he has a different view. >> and sanders meanwhile fresh off that upset win in indiana continues to contras

peter doocy is in baltimore waiting for this verdict.t role do the prosecutors think he played in this event. reporter: he was on bike patrol in that infamous cell phone video that shows freddie gray being taken into custody, and the state doesn't think officer niro and his fellow officers followed the rules while making that arrest. specifically not putting a seat belt on freddie gray when he was loaded into the back of the transport van. his trial only lasted six days. judge barry is the judge who preside over the first trial. the morse serious charge facing him is second degree assault, that could put hip away for 10 years. but this defense attorneys argue he's innocent because they say he only touched freddie gray once. martha: before we let you know, why is this a bench trial, why does a june decide this rather than a jury? >> it was nirks ro's choice. he and his attorneys discussed the pros and cons. they went over it. this was niro's decision. we think it will be resolved a half-hour from right now. at that point we'll turn our at

. >>> peter doocy in this morning.alert, a georgia deputy shot in the face. a manhunt on this morning for two people involved in the shooting of the officer. the car carrying three people fleeing the scene. one suspect turned himself into deputies three hours later. deputy white expected to be okay. >>> a terrifying encounter for a three-year-old boy at the cincinnati zoo. the toddler falling into a gorilla exhibit, forcing zoo officials to kill the endangered animal. this 400 pound gorilla picking up the boy and dragging and throwing him around for ten minutes. a special response team forced to kill the animal. the president of the zoo standing behind the decision, saying tranquilizing the gorilla wouldn't have worked fast enough. >>> on to extreme weather, making its way toward millions of beachgoers celebrating the weekend. tropical storm bonnie, heading toward the east coast. three people are still missing from flooding from flooding. >>> and a touching tribute this memorial day weekend, several chick-fil-a restaur

peter doocy live in evansville, today. till has a chance and they should hang in with him, peter? reporter: bernie sanders is sounding a lot like ted cruz and john kasich betting on a contested convention as his best opportunity to become the democratic party nominee. for that plan to work he will need a lot of superdelegates to flip from clinton camp. he is starting to explain to the superdelegates why they should do just that. >> in those states where we won in landslide, fashion, 65, 70, 80% of the vote, we do believe the superdelegates should reflect the wishes of the people in that state and vote for us, not secretary clinton. reporter: clinton leads indiana very slightly in new "nbc/wall street journal" poll, 50-46 and raised more money than sanders for first time in four months. 36 million in april to his 26 million. clinton concentrating on the general election and new embrace of president obama as part of that new strategy. >> we can not let barack obama legacy fall into donald trump's hands! reporter: clinton may

martha: peter doocy is live in indiana this morning. are sanders supporters looking at indiana as their last big shot? >> there is a sense of urgency about tonight, but no desperation yet. we were out with a sanders volunteer knock on doors in southern indiana. like a lot of people we met at sanders events, she has never been involved in a campaign before, and she does not plan to back hillary clinton if she becomes the democratic nominee instead. >> i'm tired of voting for the lesser of two evils, i would say, i want to vote for who i want to vote for. there would have to be a lot of changes. reporter: we have been hearing that a lot in indiana. bernie or bust. they all share the common goal of stopping hillary clinton. martha: trump has been saying he thinks he can win some of the sanders voters over. how about bill clinton? are we starting to see a role developing for bill clinton, peter? reporter: we are. and not just on the trails. also potentially in a hillary clinton white house. she hinted yesterday that if elected she might bri

peter doocy is in jeffersonville, indiana where all the action happened last night. quite a morning for donald trump after a very big night. so what are we hearing from him this morning? >> we are hearing from trump that he was caught completely off guard by the cruz concession. trump explained he was planning on campaigning against cruz until the convention. now that he doesn't have to, he thinks it's okay to hang up the nickname he has branded the senator with. lyin' ted, we'll put that aside. i respected the job. i mean he was a very tough competitor and i said that last night. there was no path in my opinion. but i still thought he was going to the end. reporter: trump says he still hasn't spoken to senator cruz, but he might soon. martha: now the focus has to shift to putting together an expanded campaign and something that looks like a general election process. >> trump is starting to say nice things about the 15 republicans he ran against and defeated. but trump says he thinks he can bring it supporters of those other 15 republicans under the same tent, but he

peter doocy, what are you hearing? >> reporter: the second amendment was donald trump's mind as he continued warning gun owners about what he sees as hillary clinton's hostility toward firearms, tweeting that quote, crooked hillary wants to get rid of all guns and yet she is surrounded by bodyguards who are fully armed. no more guns to protect hillary. this continues to critique the presumptive republican nominee started yesterday in kentucky where he accepted the endorsement of the very influential national rifle association and told the group of very excited nra members that a president hillary clinton would put them in harm's way by letting violent criminals out of prison and then taking away the guns those citizens would use to defend themselves. >> hillary's pledge to issue new anti-gun executive orders. you know that. this is the behavior, you could say, of a dictator. this is the behavior of somebody frankly i think that doesn't know what she's doing. she's not equipped to be president in so many different ways

go out there and talk about it well, peter doocy is live in louisville, kentucky with the sanders campaignswer. peter, donald trump says he could see bernie supporters coming over to the trump side. what did you find? >> it's hard to believe because the crowd is so enthusiastic but there are a lot of folks here thinking about plan b in the voting booth. if sanders is not around in november and mr. trump is right there. are some among the masses here in louisville who are going to give him a look. >> i would probably be more likely to vote for him than actually clinton. i don't agree with trump on anything really honestly. terrible direction for our country to go in. >> i don't think that i could support mr. trump but i absolutely don't feel that i could support hillary clinton either. so i'm just going to stay with what i've got. we're going to fight to the convention. >> trump, he's scary. that's the nicest word i can say about him. >> i think the congress could maybe control trump. she just like her husband. >> and bernie sanders talked a lot about a political revolution a overwhelming m

i actually asked some my friend peter doocy to bring a camera crew to get footage of it for historic'se i told this story in public and to see the reactions aed on the have family members -- and to tell family members say that was a closure, to have a face that says, yes, say him dead. >> let's get this straight. they were standing there and you said, i killed osama bin laden. >> no. there were families there. they wanted to hear a story. so i started to tell my story of why i was here, why the shirt was here. just to see the reaction. >> what kind of look came across their face? >> people would put their head in their hands. i could see everyone reliving the worst nightmare, the worst part of their lives. i kept going and going. i explained how i went into the room, he was standing three feet in front of me, he was a threat and i shot him. just to they i helped them -- there will be never be closure but i helped with the healing process. >> why do you think it's important for america to know you're the one who did this? >> it doesn't matter that i did it, but i'm the face of the team