. >> roger clinton, half brother of bill clinton, apparently did some jail time. g he was booked for driving under the influence in rodondo beach california last night, police telling "tmz" that roger is still in custody and his bail set at $15,000ment roger clinton was also arrested in 2001 for the same thing. dui. >> well, good day had such a good time in west philly while were you at the family reunion, quincy said i'll go back today to find out. >> oh, i understand what they're doing over at the high school, haves, hey boy, could you have good turn out. >> yes, we did. >> dancing and singing. >> west philadelphia born and raised. >> how fun. i really wanted to go do that one, but i had a family reunion. anyway -- >> family first. >> family first. quincy black, having what kind after day? is this casino every like may day in june? may day in jawn, they had to poe pope it, but now, student actually could coming back, 18 and 156789 we have principal, principal, how are you doing? >> today besides the faculty student basketball tournament, we call it a tournament,

roger clinton is said to appear in court today in southern california. he was taken into custody last night after someone called police to report a man driving erratically. he is the half brother of former president bill clinton and bail is set at $15,000. >> new this morning the co-own we of san jose's casino matrix is strippedded of his gamble license with the game peopling control commission fined the owner nearly $14 million. that is a record for violating state gaming regulations. he is acan youd of illegal moving casino profits to several companies to avoid paying taxes. those charges were never proved. but regulators say that he lied and did not give documents to the bureau of gambling control. >> a shooting, a carjacking, and a chase part part of a wild crime spree in phoenix. >> a honoring the greatest with the final moments of mold -- of muhammad ali and how his daughter is remembering him. >> the abc7 news app on go on your schedule. on one screen. all the weather and traffic and news that lives where you live. >> develop news in phoenix. poli

bill: breaking news, redondo beach, california, apparently last night, roger clinton, the brother of bill clinton was picked up for driving under the influence around 8:00 pacific coast time, sunday evening, redondo beach. apparently still in custody. bond set at $15,000. will be in court today as he yet to make bond. roger clinton arrested in california for drinking and driving. we'll see what comes of this. >>> he called himself the greatest and he made a pretty good case about it. we're learning more about the tribute and memorials planned to celebrate the life of muhammad ali. >> i'm going to float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. his hands can't hit what his eyes can't see. when josh atkins books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so you know what he gives? i'll give you everything i've got and then some. he gives a hundred and ten percent! i'm confident this 10% can boost your market share. feel me lois? i'm feeling you. boom! look at that pie chart. the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com. if you're approaching 65, now's the

. >> hillary clinton's brother-in-law, roger clinton is facing a drunk-driving case. he was taken into custody 20 miles south of downtown los angeles. a concerned citizen reported a vehicle driving erratically. >>> the man who stood outside the ovl office door during the bill clinton presidency is doing whatever he can to prevent a hillary clinton presidency. he is trashing the former first lady in a new book. shannon tells us what is inside. >> it's about hem having a separate set of rules or not following the rules. >> reporter: at hillary clinton fights to wrap up the nomination, her campaign is facing a new challenge, her time as the first lady. his book, "crisis of character" is due out later this month. he claims hillary clinton tried to have secret service banished. private encounters between the couple and president clinton's behavior with another woman, not monica lewinsky -- filed paperwork to run in a gop primary for a florida seat served. he wouldn't share such personal anecdotes but knows why he would do it now. >> i understand why they would say, you kno

>> and jeff, i wanted to ask you, roger clinton, the half-brother of president bill clinton, he got arrestedn california. what's the charge and have we heard anything from the clinton campaign about this? >> reporter: jake, the clinton campaign has not responded to this, to our request for comment about this but it's the half-brother of the former president. he was arrested on sunday evening for driving under the influence in redondo beach, california. he posted bond and his bail was $15,000. it's not the first time there's been a controversy there. of course, the president when he was leaving office in the final days of 2001, he pardoned him for a cocaine charge. this is totally unrelated but certainly not the type of news that the clinton campaign would like to see headlined on the day before the california primary. jake? >> jeff zeleny, thank you so much. >>> turning now to an obama administration decision that we learned about today, one that is, once again, at odds with president obama's pledge to be the most transparent administration in history. the issue at hand, hillary clinton's ro

. >>> new this morning, word that roger clinton, hillary clinton's 59-year-old brother-in-law, was arrestednia on sunday. his bail set at $15,000. >>> today we're going to find out if charges will be filed against the parents of a little boy who fell into a gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. nbc's rehema ellis is live in cincinnati this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jose. in just a couple of hours we should find out from the prosecutor's office about whether charges would be filed but it seems unlikely. there are reports that even the cincinnati police are not recommending any charges be filed, and this despite a huge outcry on social media and following that dramatic video. those pictures you see of the little boy being dragged back and forth in that cage by the 400-pound gorilla which led authorities to shoot and kill the gorilla. some felt the mother was negligent for allowing this to happen in the first place. the exhibit was shut down. it reopens tomorrow after some improvements, but today we find out whether charges will be filed against the parents. jose. >>

. >> hillary clinton's brother-in-law, roger clinton is facing a drunk-driving case. he was taken into custody 20 miles south of downtown los angeles. a concerned citizen reported a vehicle driving erratically. >>> the man who stood outside the ovl office door during the bill clinton presidency is doing whatever he can to prevent a hillary clinton presidency. he is trashing the former first lady in a new book. shannon tells us what is inside. >> it's about hem having a separate set of rules or not following the rules. >> reporter: at hillary clinton fights to wrap up the nomination, her campaign is facing a new challenge, her time as the first lady. his book, "crisis of character" is due out later this month. he claims hillary clinton tried to have secret service banished. private encounters between the couple and president clinton's behavior with another woman, not monica lewinsky -- filed paperwork to run in a gop primary for a florida seat served. he wouldn't share such personal anecdotes but knows why he would do it now. >> i understand why they would say, you kno

roger clinton, younger half brother of former president bill clinton was arrested sunday on suspicion of drunk driving. "the los angeles times" reports the younger clinton was released on $15,000 bail today. >>> time to check out what america is clicking on today. the social media accounts belonging to a pioneer the business hacked. someone gained access to the page of mark zuckerberg. and rick releasing a new album title "50." why? because it's his age. and richard simmons says he is fine. downplaying reports he was found incoherent over the weekend, saying he merely suffered from dehydration. >>> trump taking some heat for criticizing a judge over his ethnicity. the question of the day: should donald trump apologize to the judge? let's look how the votes are leading us right now. this is a live poll on twitter. should trump apologize? 75% say no. 25% say yes. keep the votes coming in. >>> thank you for being part of the show today for monday. i'm gretchen carlson, now let's lid to bill, in for shep. >> donald trump firing back as more big-name republicans saying trump questioning a

roger clinton posted bail this morning after his sunday night arrest for suspicious of driving underhe influence. officers booked him for dui and they say he refused a blood alcohol test. the 59-year-old put up $15,000 for bail. this is not clinton's force brush with the law. in 2001 president clinton pardoned his half brother for a drug charge. >>> a big anniversary for a montgomery county organization that provides services to those with dissables. mel mark based in win moore will celebrate 50 years they'll be having a big party during its spring festival this weekend. so today adults from mel mark lending a helping hand decorating the huge cake we'll enjoy the this weekend's big bash. >> they'll be decorating tiles that will play on the cake. it's going to be a lot of fun. '60s fame because we were found until 1966. so a lot of tye dye and cool fun stuff, peace sign that is kind of thing. >> mel mark among other things provides educational and therapeutic services for adults and children with developmental and intellectual disabilities. >>> in camden police have raised san jawn ba

. >>> former president bill clinton's half brother, roger clinton, was arrested in southern californian suspicion of driving under the influence. the police said someone called 911 to report the 59 year-old was driving erratically on the pacific coast highway. he was release after posting $50,000 bail. >>> numbers are staggering, seven out of ten college graduates have outstanding student loans and 25 percent have of borrowers have fallen behind on payments. in today's three on your side report, jim donovan looks at a program that could help by erasing thousands of dollars in debt. >> reporter: lea berk wrapped up $140,000 in student loan debt by the time she finished grad school. >> i figured would it always be juggling and balancing and trying to make end meet every month while making these loan payments. >> reporter: making payments became harder when she switched to a lower paid job at a non-profit college but it turns out that career move was a smart one. berk learned about the public service loan forgiveness program. it wipes away college debt for educators, soldiers, fire fighte

roger clinton was arrested at redondo beach for driving under the influence yesterday. >> catherine: >> grant:police say they were notified from a concerned ctizen, who said that clinton was driving erratically. police pulled over clinton on the pacific coast highway.and after failing a sobriety test.police arrested clinton and took him to redondo beach jail. while at the jail.clinton refused all chemical tests. on a 15-thouusand dollar bail earlier this morning. this is not the first time clinton has been arrested.he was arrested back in 20-01 on he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of reckless driving. his court appearance is scheduled the day before the calif. democratic primary.where his sister-in-law hilary clinton will be running against bernie sanders. the tropical storm named colin that originally formed in the gulf of mexico. has already hit the coast of the florida big according to national hurricane >> vicki: center. the tropical storm could produce three to five inches of rain in some areas. and even a few tornadoes. crews can be seen around the area filling up sanbag

. >> roger clinton, the younger half brother of former president bill clinton has been arrested on suspicionf drunk driving in southern california. he was taken into custody sunday night and scheduled to appear in court later today. >>> take a look at that house. billionaire steve cohen paid $62.5 million for this hamptons mansion in 2013. he never lived in it and now he's torn most of it down to build a new one. the house was a traditional, shingle styled 10,000 foot home. he owns another beach mansion down the road he bought for $18 million. that's the news update at this hour. back to you. >>> you can never have too many mannings. thank you. >>> a news alert from martin shkreli. >> good afternoon. outside the brooklyn federal courthouse where shkreli was arraigned. he pled not guilty as did a former lawyer who is a co-defendant in parts of this case. in shkreli's, eight counts to commit security frauds with his handling of a hedge fund and the pharmaceutical company he allegedly looted. in addition, a couple of new dates were set july 14th is when this group will convene again to firm up

california spent more time in jail than hillary clinton's brother-in-law when her husband pardoned roger clintonor selling cocaine. i just don't trust her. i don't trust the clintons at all. host: the 538 column by nate silver last night -- he reports this. clinton can still win elected delegate majority, provided that she wins just 215 of the remaining 714 pledged delegates available in today's contest. and in the district of columbia's primary next week, or only 30%. because democratic delegate allegations are highly proportional to the vote share in each state, that means she would need only 30% of the vote very even if sanders got every by 40ing contest, 70-30, percentage points, he'd still roughly only tie clinton pledged delegates and even then would very probably still trail her in the popular vote. georgia, you are supporting hillary clinton. good morning, you are on the air. thank you. i wanted to say that hillary clinton has had to withstand republicans conspiracy against her ever since her adult life. she has been under oath because of them most of her adult life. and they have not fo

bill clinton's younger brother, roger, meantime, was arrest inside southern california, suspected of driving drunk in seaside beach. >>> and donald trump is defending his comments about the judge presiding over his tru. university lawsuit because of his mexican-american heritage. neat gingrich said that trump needs to act more like a potential leader of the united states. trump argues that the u.s. district court judge cannot be fair because his parents are mexican and trump wants to build a wall. >>> stanford university police are on the look out for a prowler. a man broke into the rooms of two students and lifted covers off the beds while the women were sleeping. kpix 5's kiet do is at stanford speaking with concerned students. >> reporter: police say it was easy for the prowler to get in the bedroom because they were unlocked. last week, a man walked into a building, straight into a woman's unlocked room and pulled the covers off her bed at 3:00 a.m. she screamed and he went rung, and then spotted him in the building 30 minutes later p he did the same thing to another woman, and h

november election and see what to expect in the likely match up between hillary clinton and donald trump. >> nfl commissioner rogerell is live and we you may be too tired to walk back to your hotel. that's why we have public transportation. ♪ p?p?o?gv therbut, you don't have tongs youdo any of them.on. ♪ >>> we're keeping an eye on the brooklyn navy yard in new york where hillary clinton is expected to speak any moment to her supporters, having been declared the winner of the new jersey primary today. >> california could make history tonight, the golden state has 475 delegates to award to the democratic presidential candidates, the most of any state voting today. >> yes. we want to bring you the latest numbers on this primary tuesday. in new jersey, hillary clinton is the projected winner with 59% of the vote. bernie sanders, 41%. >> clinton has a lead in south dakota. >> a close race now in new mexico. clinton has 52% of the vote, sanders, 48%, with just over half of the vote counted at this point. >>> here in california there is a very full ballot of candidates running to replace barbara boxer, it's expected to

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roger. >> not for the obvious reason. yes, i support secretary clintonok at the spanish election results just today. we just learned what they were. as i understand it, the current government prevailed and expanded its seats. in other words, a pro-establishment result. i think the message from brexit to american voters is a message of anxiety, and the importance of a study and experienced hand, and i think that will be seen as more important following brexit that it might have otherwise been. so no, i don't think will help mr. trump, and i know the election is quite far off, but he his not faring well. i don't think this helps them. -- helps him. and his comments about the degree to which it benefits his -- they're strange. david: thank you very much. roger altman. we will go to madrid to talk about the spanish election and donald trump and the latest polling. e'lly: still ahead, w look at the u.k. impact on the british startup seeking venture capital money, the partner at softek will be our guest, next. ♪ david: welcome to our audience on bloomberg tele

clinton. reading poorly from the teleprompter. will it resonate politically? joining us, former obama adviser, david axelrod, hoax of the ax podcast, and former republican chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers, david petraeus in iraq, peter mansour who is now voting for hillary clinton and senior trump advisers, steven miller. you plan to vote for hillary clinton should she win the nomination because of trump's lack of foreign policy acumen. did her speech bolster your decision? >> i think it reinforced my decision, she hit on many points i have been making the past couple days and thinking of the past six to nine months, the lack of temperament and character to hold the highest office in the land, his endangerment of our alliances and our allies around the world, his diminishment of america's moral standing with his stances on torture and bombing of civilians and so forth, so i think it was a very powerful speech, yes, it reinforced my viewpoint. >> david, what do you make of the speech. didn't seem to be a lot of policy but didn't seem like new policy was the point of the new speech. >> first of all, let me say hillary clinton hasn't had a lot of great days in this campaign, she's not ter

rogers, thank you. tomorrow, donald trump will respond to hillary clinton. i'll sit down with him in an interview and you can see it on "the lead" and the full interview on "state of the union" on sunday at 9:00 a.m. joining me now, dianne feinstein. senator, good to see you. thank you for seeing us. secretary clinton criticized, blasted, really, donald trump on nato. to be fair, some of his noninterventionist ideas have touched a nerve and are appealing to many americans s it possible that hillary clinton is misjudging the electorate right now? >> no, i do not. i was very proud of that speech. i was very proud of hillary. i saw hillary as president of the united states and a president we could be proud of in that speech. i believe hillary will win california. i've run a lot of campaigns in my life. i believe hillary will win this. i believe on tuesday she will be declared the presumptive nominee of our party and i think she has set the table for where she's going to go as president of the united states and instead of a name-calling candidate who is the repu

. >> last hour we brought you the news of the arrest of bill clinton's brother, roger.to. >> yeah. he was arrested for drunk driving in redondo beach last night, 8 p.m. loaj r local time, and was arrested. no one bailed him out. bail set at $15,000, so he is appearing in court today and that, indeed, is the mug shot. he's bill clinton's younger half-brother. stuart: got it. check this out. this is a rally. ladies and gentlemen, i bring you a monday morning rally and then some. now we're up 114 points for the dow jones industrial average. i'm trying to do the math real fast, looks to me like we're about 77 points away from dow 18k. get that graphic ready -- >> look at that. >> cue the balloons. stuart: all right. check hertz. it's going to split into two publicly-traded companies as of july the 1st. up goes the stock, 5%. nice gain. how about this? matt damon slamming big banks and the bailout during a commencement speech. can the left not help itself, they just keep on doing it, don't they? all right. and we've been saying janet yellen is in a pickle. one of our economi

clinton. reading poorly from the teleprompter. will it resonate politically? joining us, former obama adviser, david axelrod, hoax of the ax podcast, and former republican chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike rogers, david petraeus in iraq, peter mansour who is now voting for hillary clinton and senior trump advisers, steven miller. you plan to vote for hillary clinton should she win the nomination because of trump's lack of foreign policy acumen. did her speech bolster your decision? >> i think it reinforced my decision, she hit on many points i have been making the past couple days and thinking of the past six to nine months, the lack of temperament and character to hold the highest office in the land, his endangerment of our alliances and our allies around the world, his diminishment of america's moral standing with his stances on torture and bombing of civilians and so forth, so i think it was a very powerful speech, yes, it reinforced my viewpoint. >> david, what do you make of the speech. didn't seem to be a lot of policy but didn't seem like new policy was the point of the new speech. >> first of all, let me say hillary clinton hasn't had a lot of great days in this campaign, she's not ter

she hit him very hard and that's why i think it's the strongest speech hillary clinton has ever made. >> thank you. mike rogershink? >> yeah. this wasn't a foreign policy speech. it certainly was a political campaign speech and i agree with fareed. this was a strong speech and they're going to have to answer this. they will have to answer the temperament question, the trump campaign. they will have to answer some of the questions about him not knowing what his foreign policy position is. if i was that campaign, i would be nervous about this speech. they need to tighten up the game and get back to a coherent policy. i mean, lately, it's looking like putting socks on an octopus and hard to follow. and i think this speech kind of took the tarnish off it. however, again, not a foreign policy speech. really i think geared toward a political audience and a primary state in california, big jewish vote there. i think that's why she defended the iran deal so heavily there and a lot of room for the trump campaign to move on a lot of those issues. she had some real problems as secretary of state, prop up under her tenure

just as hillary clinton clinches the number of delegates needed for the democratic nomination. >> another hot one on tap. david is off. karen rogersoff here along with matt pelman. >> yes, feeling summer-like. we had that yesterday and it will be that way today. satellite6 and action radar showing us we have a few showers we're watching and they're pulling into the north and west. if you're up in the poconos you may be seeing a shower crossing through your region but you can see the trajectory of that. that's going to go to the north and east. it's not really going to hit the city itself. we're seeing a fair amount of clouds starting us off though. today is not going to be completely bright and sunny but we're looking at a mostly dry day, not entirely. 64 degrees in martins creek, 64 in pottstown, ninety nine saint davids it's 73 degrees currently in 73. still feeling a little sticky right now. 70 in glassboro, 71 in hammonton. 71 degrees in dover, delaware as you're heading out today. here's what you can expect. another warm one. 85 degrees, temperatures above average today. it's going to be breezy once again. we're watching for

roger goodell. >>> "early start" continues now. democrats unite. president obama with an impassioned endorsement of hillary clinton while joe biden and elizabeth warren go on the attack against donald trump. >>> donald trump on the campaign trail to unite the republican base starting with evangelicals. his strategy ahead. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> good morning. i'm alison kosik. it's friday, june 10th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. top democrats are closing ranks behind hillary clinton in a highly choreographed effort to elevate clinton as the presumptive nominee and disarm her democratic rival. president obama met with bernie sanders at the white house. two hours later, the clinton campaign dropped a web video unveiling the president's long anticipated endorsement of hillary clinton. michelle kosinski has the latest. >> reporter: alison and christine, to see this play out was truly remarkable. here we have a presidential endorsement in a video on twitter that was released by the hillary clinton campaign. when has that ever happened? it was record the on tuesday. well

rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> breaking news as we come on tonight. hillary clintonakes history. the first woman to become the presumptive nominee for president. what she will do tonight before sitting down exclusively with us. >>> plus, donald trump moments ago issues a statement on the judge. >>> control cal storm. flash floods and a reported tornado. tonight, you will see the damage. >>> the swimmer convicted of sexual assault. the outrage of what his father said. and a six-month sentence. >>> road rage with a pickup truck forcing a couple off the road. how police used these images to catch the

longtime friend and republican consultant roger stone outlined a new mccarthy-style witch-hunt, telling breitbart, "there's %-pe administration of hillary clinton and the state department, was permeated at the highest levels by saudi intelligence, and others who are not loyal americans." he pointed a finger specifically at huma abedin, one of clinton's closest and most long-standing aides, and a muslim american, saying, we have to ask, do we have a saudi spy in our midst? do we have a terrorist agent? there is, of course, zero evidence for this charge. we now know who donald trump is. but what is the republican party? most republican leaders still hold out hope that despite the fact that trump is, in george will's accurate description, the most anti-conservative presidential aspirant in their party's history, he would suddenly get religion and embrace their agenda. they believe that a 70-year-old megalomaniac, whose entire life has been devoted to ceaselessly promoting himself, and using any means to tear down others, would suddenly develop deep empathy for the party. though so far he has used it solely as a vehicle for his own personal advance

of the when you are out there raising money for donald trump because hillary clinton might win. >> roger ailes doesn't pay me to do this, but to give you an honest analysis. stuart: do you think the british exit vote is a plus for donald trump? in american politics? >> it can be. it is how he handles it. he handled it well this morning, the critical thing is how an american president can deal with getting into their thing as obama did? the prime minister came here and said i think hillary clinton should be the nominee, it backfired on him. at this time this is a wide-open election. most establishment people, it will be a great race. stuart: did you see his press conference this morning? >> he did well and was careful getting into this and basically sees the opportunity for change and a new alliance with the united states and britain. stuart: that was a new donald trump. >> he handled it very well. someone said how can you justify leaving the campaign trail and you come over here promoting your golf course and he said i'm here to support my kids, next question. he shut everyone down. ed r

morning while hillary clinton is celebrating her place as the first woman to clinch a major party nomination. >> dave murphy is off. let's head over to meteorologist karen rogers matt pelman who has got your traffic. good morning. >> that cooler air we have been talking about, that's arrived. let's take a look at these numbers. it's 59 in allentown, 57 in reading, 63 in the city, 55 degrees in millville and 67 degrees in cape may. and the big change comes with the temperatures today. satellite6 and action radar slowing that we're clearing out right now and looking pretty good but look at the dewpoints here. yesterday we were in the upper 60. still felt kind of sticky. 46-degree dewpoint, way down there. no humidity out there. so, you may think it's a little refreshing as long as you don't miss the heat. 70 degrees to your high temperature. that means in a lot of spots you'll stay in the 60's at a. it's going to turn windy. it's much cooler. we are anticipating some showers or thunderstorms. you can see this on storm tracker6 live 3-d already. here's the instability, the batch we're watching that will slowly work its way through our region and we can expect som

morning while hillary clinton is celebrating her place as the first woman to clinch a major party nomination. >> dave murphy is off. let's head over to meteorologist karen rogerswho has got your traffic. good morning. >> that cooler air we have been talking about, that's arrived. let's take

roger goodell. >>> uniting the party. "new day" starts now, god willing, in my view, it will be secretary clinton. >> reince priebus. >> trumpndidate. >> i am going to do everything in my power to make sure that donald trump does not become president. >> now, i know some of the presidential candidates have been critical of my foreign policy. orange is not the new black. >> republicans gave him lemons, he made so much lemonade. beyonce started calling him, baracky with the good hair. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." it is friday june 10th. orange is not the new black. that's funny. >> i didn't get it for a second. i'm tired. i'm tired. i was like -- why don't they like that show. i was like, oh! [ laughter ] >> we have a lot of politics to talk about this morning. up first, president obama, vice president biden, senator elizabeth warren all throwing their support behind hillary clinton. what does this mean for bernie sanders and his plan? >> if democrats seem to be coming together, republicans are trying to get behind a man they call a bigot. suz

clinton clinched the democratic nomination before today's reports are in. in sanders says he's still not backing down. ronica, roger georgia dull is life and well. this isn't news, but why this is coming to the forefront, i'll, tell you what happened on the nfl's twitter account coming up. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me this is fox5 local here is a look at some other top stories we are following for you this evening. fire investigators in fairfax city say careless smoking is tos blame for a fire that spread through an apartment building. the fire broke out around 2679. 30 this morning.. 74 year old william patton the second was killed. firefighters found him in a i second floor bedroom. d.c. police chief cathy lanierae was among those testifying onn capital hill today at a senate hearing that dealt with the growing problem of synthetic drugs. the head of the

clintons this father's day. stay with us. abc news at 11: >>> just to verify, you can see smoke coming up from the aircraft? >> roger. there is a gray smoke at our 3:00. >> air traffic control captured the first message of trouble after a small twin-engine plane crashed that a bart maintenance yard in hayward and caught fire. the pilot was killed. leslie brinkley has the story. >> reporter: the piper twin-engine plane crashed into this bart maintenance yard four miles shy of the hayward airport. witnesses saw the plane hover and veer away from a neighborhood before dropping from the sky. this man jumped a fence into the bart property and ran to the crash site to try to help the pilot. >> he was completely trapped. his legs were pinned against the cockpit of the plane itself. >> reporter: he held the pilot's hand. >> he was screaming out, please help. last words were please help. >> reporter: then the plane wassen gulfed in flames. hayward fire quickly showed up and put the fire out. the pilot died. no one on the ground was injured. after the crash all bart service south of the station ground to a halt for two hours a

as forceful and effective, focused speech as i have seen hillary clinton give, maybe ever, certainly as a candidate. i agree mike rogersld trump has to respond to this. you look at polling, donald trump has two big obstacles, two big head winds in the race. the first is there's a large portion of the country that views him in essence as a candidate, white racial back lash, trying to turn back the clock demographically. the more important point that ana was getting to, a majority of americans question whether he has the temperament to function as president. hillary clinton was kr crystallizing that. there were bites of the speech you could imagine as an ad or pointedly as an answer in the first presidential debate next year, putting the image in the mind of the country, is this someone you trust to make life and death situations in "the situation room," other than wolf blitzer i suppose. >> manu, let's talk about the other development, paul ryan finally after all these weeks writing an article in his hometown newspaper, the gazette, saying i feel confident he would help us turn the ideas in this agenda into laws to help

clinton. >> the new warning from the donald himself. thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. geico®. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. >> this thursday june 2nd. it's the fox news alert. president obama's state department caught red handed lying to the american public. >> the one that delivers the request for technical groups. it was a delivered request for excise the video. >> the righace for the white ho getting ugly. >> hillary clinton, she lies. you remember that. i started -- she lies. >> donald trump himself is a fraud. that is just the beginning. how he plans to target donald trump today. >> the confession of the richest self made woman in america. the women who run the world just released. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first". couple of girls for you right here. a fox news alert. stunning return of events the state department admits it lied to the american public about the

clinton has already hit the number of delegates to make history. >>> good morning, tam and david are off. we have nydia han and karen rogersd start to the day. it's bright and sunny and warm. i want to show you this aim match of satellite6 and action radar. we were watching showers up to the north falling apart. you may get a brief sprinkle if you're up nearly a town and mount pocono but not producing much of anything. we have partly sunny skies in philadelphia, few more clouds as you look down to the south along the coastline near atlantic city and dover, delaware. here are your numbers. it's 62 in martins creek, 62 in pottstown, 72 right now in center city. it's just 68 degrees in levittown. feeling humid out here. summer like day. 66 in browns mills. 71 on the boardwalk in ac. 70 in sea isle city. 70 degrees in dover, delaware. 69 in smyrna. here's your day ahead. we'll see sunshine mixing with clouds. most of your day is dry today, warm and breezy, a bit humid. by 9:00 a.m., 76. by 11:00 we're at 80. by 1:00 p.m., warming up, 84 degrees. by 3:00 p.m., 84. but 4, 5, 6 o'clock, through those hours we could see a spotty s

hillary clinton and donald trump are about to go head-to-head in the race for the white house. there may be some relief for veterans waiting for healthcare. senator rogers introduced legislation that would revamp' the department of veterans affairs into a non-profit organization. the first woman to ever be a presumptive nominee of a major party. but she has to get past donald trump if she wants to make it to the white house. >> it may be hard to see tonight, but we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. but don't worry. we are not smashing this one. thanks to you, we reached a milestone. first time -- first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee. charles: that was hillary clinton soaking it all in. all eyes of course turning to the general election. donald trump gearing up to take on hillary clinton instilling some of the democratic supporters in the process. >> i'm going to be your chapelon. i'm going to be america's champion. this election isn't about republican or democrat. it's about who runs this country? the special interests or the people. and i mean the american people. charles: joining me now, eboni

roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. sglr hillary clinton'sign has more than 30 times as much carb on hand as donald trump's cam pap. according to the latest filings, which will come to no surprise of long-time viewers of this program, who has known since 2011, that donald trump can't afford to self-finance a presidential campaign. >> he could not afford to pay for a presidential campaign. >> the trump campaign, basically bankrupt. less cash from bernie sanders, ted cruz cam paps have now. when asked on the "today" show, when asked why his campaign is bankrupt. he put words where the answer was to be. >> i understand monpebetter than anybody. i understand it far better than hillary. we have a party that i mean, i am having more difficulty frankly with some of people in the party than i am with the democrats. they don't want to come on. they will eventually come on, honestly, if they don't, i can win it either way. i may be better off winning it the opposite way than the more traditional way. >> coming up, a republican senator is trying to find

rogers i'm tamala edwards. see you back here in 30 minutes with an update. >> ♪ >>> good morning, america. breaking right now, the new b benghazi report. taking on hillary clintontims. >>> severe weather alert. devastating storms from the dakotas to texas. blowing this billboard on to a car in dallas. now the northeast is on alert. >>> hillary clinton hits the trail with elizabeth warren. >> i do just love to see how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> trump fires back, calling warren a fraud. >>> and, saying good-bye to a legend. >> i don't know about y'all, but i want to win a national championsh

roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >> hillary clinton supports 9 campaign pore britain to stay in the european union. she said that the turmoil after the vote to leave reinforces the need for steady leadership in washington, dc. joining me from new hampshire is clinton campaign manager robby mook. welcome to fox news. >> thanks. >> the british vote to leave the e.u. was anti-establishment, fear of immigration, fear of global trading that is leaving millions of people behind. stint that kind of working-class anger what is driving donald trump's campaign here in the united states? >> you obviously do nut want to create too many false equivalencies between a referendum overseas on an economic union and a vote in the united states for president. in your question is about the feeling of the electorate, there is a similarity. voters here in the united states are incredibly frustrated. there are not enough new jobs being created, inches are not rising, and people are very frustrated. the next president is going to have to address that issue. this brexit

roger goddell back from the dead. >> and now they are disbursing. once they get to this section, they're being told that all of the tickets are gone, all 15,000. >> hillary clintonmptive presidential nominee, making her the first woman to be nominated for president by a majors party. today president obama marked the occasion by saying -- not yet, hillary. >>> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and anthony mason. charlie is off today. good to see you. >> nice to see you. hillary clinton is embracing her historical role this morning. she is america's first female presumptive presidential nominee of a major political party. the frosting on the cake was her four major victories including california. bernie sanders only one two states. >> hillary clinton now has 2764 delegates, that is 911 more than sanders and more than she needs to clinch the nomination. last night she thanked her supporters and thanked the most important woman in her life. >> my mother believed life was about serving others and she taught me never to back down from a bully, which turns out was pretty good advice. i wish she could be here tonight. i wish she could see her daughter become the democ

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clinton has talked about it. but it is not a healthy development. it is making forecasting harder and let's hope that it balances itself out a bit. >> i feel so relaxed already. rogerreciate you coming down here. roger altman. >>> breaking news with seema mody. >> uber raising more capital. 3.5 billion from the saudi arabia investment fund valuing the tech company at $62.5 billion. the largest single investment made in the private company. saudi arabia, the public investment fund will get a board seat. we know uber has a wide range of investors. but in this latest round turning to the middle east for raising capital, kelly. >> seema thank you. >> it's fascinating. obviously this is a huge consumer of capital uber is and they want to go to a place where they can just write the check. you don't want necessarily to go back to the same investors. it is fascinating. >> didn't prince -- lyft? >> i think you're right. and in some theoretical way for saudi arabia it is a hedge against everybody owning a car long-term. >> can uber actually operate in saudi arabia? >> i don't know. >> women still can't drive as far as i'm aware. >> last year. elizabeth holmes topped forbes l

clinton's poll numbers. so let's not pretend this is on the level. you've got republicans who previously investigated this who found based on their own investigations, this isn't democrats, this is house chairman mike rogers, renowned and respected republican who no longer is serves in the house but was renowned and respected when he was there. he said after reviewing hundreds of pages of raw intelligence as well as open source information, it was clear that between the time when the attacks occurred and when the administration through ambassador susan rice appeared on the sunday talk shows, intelligence analysts and policymakers received a stream of piecemeal intelligence regarding the identities and affiliations and motivations of the attackers as well as the level of planning and coordination. much of the intelligence was conflicting, and two years later intelligence gaps remain. in the aftermath of its own intensive investigation, the senate select committee on intelligence majority reported that the interagency coordination on the talking points followed the normal but rushed coordination procedure and that there were no efforts by the white house or executive branch entities to cover up facts or mak

clinton? do you suppose there would be silence on the part of the press about you folks? it would be everywhere and they would be people calling for rogerobably prosecuted instantly. so i just find this one of the most stunning things that i have seen in this election cycle. ashley: yeah. and the double-standard of it all is galling as well. i also wanted to bring up, brent, cnn last night, weren't big-time on elizabeth warren and her announcement of her endorsement of hillary clinton. essentially airing the whole thing live. only network i believe to do that. what are your thoughts? >> it is amazing, 13 1/2 minutes given to live coverage of a first-term, utterly unaccomplished senator. then you even had erin burnett saying watch while she eviscerates donald trump. so they're even plugging it. i just started thinking, senator mike lee of utah, eviscerates hillary clinton every single day. i yet to see a 13 1/2 minute live coverage of any of his speeches but these people are just completely vested in the far left politics of, they love her. they're vested in her completely. ashley: it is interesting because msnbc also aired that particul

roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> hillary clinton hasbut bernie sanders says he is still in it to win its. >> there's nothing to concede. secretary clinton will not have the requisite number of pledged delegates to win the democratic nomination. she will be dependent on super delegates. they vote on july 25th. >> and the upcoming democratic convention seems to have a lot in common, believe it or not, with the 1980 dnc. and here with the history lesson, political analyst scott rasmussen. what is the president of rasmussen media group as you know. scott, you were actually at the convention here in new york in 1980. very similar to what with sanders and clinton. >> that's right. i know it's hard to believe i was that old, but we had an incumbent president, jimmy carter running for re-election. a lot of democrats were unhappy because he was moving to the center with deregulation. there was a challenge by ted kennedy from the left. he lost early on, but he was winning the last states just like bernie sanders. but when it came to the conventio