it's very interesting, last week i was in san diego, i had a massive crowd, and many of them were marines and they were navy s.e.a.l.s, because san diego is very much of a military area, and these people walked out, and they saw what was happening, then man, was that problem over with pretty fast. by the way it's very important that i say the people that are causing that problem, they're not my people. they're people outside, they're thugs and they'rage tators. they're bad people. i think they're sent by the democrats. >> do you have evidence of that? >> well, they have the bernie signs. got a lot of bernie signs. >> bernie supporters. >> the bernie signs are the same signs they use at their rallies. >> i want to ask you about

she will be speaking in san diego, a city that is synonymous with military. one of the largest military populations in this country based in and around the san diego area. this will be hillary clinton's first major address since donald trump clenched the delegates needed for the republican nominati nomination. we are told she's going to focus on foreign policy, laying out her argument for why trump is unqualified in her eyes to be commander in chief and she would describe it a threat to national security. the clinton campaign released a video ahead of today's speech depicting trump as dangerous. ♪ >> we have to be unpredictable. wouldn't you rather in a certain sense have japan have nuclear weapons. osama bin laden, absolutely. >> his remarks are divisive, stupid and wrong. >> looks like we're not going to have a very good relationship. we don't really need nato in its current form. >> and donald trump for his part has launched a preemptive strike. he did it last night on the stump in sacramento. >> hillary clinton -- and this is 100%. hillary clinton who lie

but the very day bayoumi welcomed the hijackers to san diego, there were four calls between his cellhe imam at a san diego mosque, anwar al aulaqi, a name that should sound familiar. >> anwar al-aulaqi: america cannot and will not win! >> kroft: the american-born aulaqi would be infamous a decade later, as al qaeda's chief propagandist and top operative in yemen until he was taken out by a c.i.a. drone. but in january 2001, a year after becoming the hijackers' spiritual advisor, he left san diego for falls church, virginia. months later, hazmi, mihdhar and three more hijackers would join him there. >> roemer: those are a lot of coincidences, and that's a lot of smoke. is that enough to make you squirm and uncomfortable, and dig harder and declassify these 28 pages? absolutely. >> kroft: perhaps no one is more interested in reading the 28 pages than attorneys jim kreindler and sean carter, who represent family members of the 9/11 victims in their lawsuit against the kingdom. alleging that its' institutions provided money to al qaeda, knowing that it was waging war against the united s

a live look at the stage in san diego. the topic today, foreign policy, and specifically the two dueling visions for the nation's position in the world. secretary clinton campaign aideses say she'll go every donald trump foreign policy positions, for instance when he questioned our involvement in nato or when donald trump suggested he would be okay with japan and south korea developing nuclear weapons. something that goes against decades of foreign policy positions. hillary clinton said yesterday that donald trump's policy positions are dangerous, and put the united states at risk. secretary clinton is making her speech in san diego today. days ahead of the california primary. her campaign scramble to add events there, to hold bask what is apparent threat from bernie sanders. in fact the clinton campaign is holding more than 30 events in that state in just five days. but instead of going after sanders today, her team tells us she is set to take on donald trump head on. john roberts has donald trump's reaction -- will have

the nats don't want to lose to san diego, an awful team.ver perez having some fun with his kid on father's day. balance just a little bit of the problem there. very first batter of the game, check out michael a. taylor. this an a-plus effort. a lead-off home run. that's how you start the game. they're up a run. two on and one out. a couple of runs come in to score. san diego, they go on top. padres are up 3-1. danny espinosa. his 12th home run of the season. the nats pull within a run. a few batters later, taylor back at the dish. he's never hit two home runs in a game. the nats tie the game at three. right now san diego is on top, 5-3, in the sixth inning. >>> orioles hosting the blue jays. the orioles brought out dad to the yard today. bottom first, birds up 1-0. that ball gets hammered to deep center. that's a the orioles take a 3-0 lead early. later on not close to done just yet. the orioles up 7-4. chris davis hustling around to score. 4 for 5 with 4 rbi for the day. great father's day for him. the birds getting back to work. absolutel

some final thoughts from here in san diego.rnie sanders honeymooned in the soviet union even though charles says that all the time. ♪ before it became a medicine, it was an idea. an inspiration. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures. had 12 years of setbacks and breakthroughs, 4,423 sleepless nights, and countless trips back to the drawing board. at first they were told no, well... maybe, and finally: yes. then it was 36 clinical trials, 8,500 patient volunteers, and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ♪ >>> these all this hour but there is much more coverage all night long. six states voting in the goldible state. donald trump schedule to do speak at 9:00. that's it for us, fair, balanced and unafraid. here comes greta "on the record" from new jersey. >> this is "on the record" coming to you live from the absolutely beautiful jersey shore. right here in this state the polls close in under an hour. new jersey

a day that means a great deal to san diego. active duty and former military and their families. we honor the sacrifice of those who died for our country in many ways. by living our values. by making this a stronger and fairer nation. and by carrying out a smart and principled foreign policy. that's what i want to speak about today. the challenges we face in protecting our country and the choice at stake in this election. it's a choice between a fearful america that's less secure and less engaged with the world and a strong, confident america that leads to keep our country safe and our economy growing. [ applause ] as secretary of state, senator and first lady, i had the honor of representing america abroad and helping shape our foreign policy at home. as a candidate for president, there's nothing i take more seriously than our national security. i've offered clear strategies for how to defeat isis, strengthen our alliances and make sure iran never gets a nuclear weapon. and i'm going to keep america's security at the heart of m

a day that means a great deal to san diego.ny active-duty and former military and their families. we honor the sacrifice of those that died for our country in many ways. by living our values. by making this a strong and fair nation. by carrying out a strong and principled foreign policy. is what i want to speak about today. the challenges we face protecting our country and the choice at stake in this election. it is a choice between a fearful america that is less secure and less engaged with the world. and a strong, confident america that leads to keep our country safe and our economy growing. as secretary of state, senator, and first lady, i had the honor of representing america abroad and helping shape our foreign policy at home. as a candidate for president, there is nothing i take more seriously than national security. i have offered clear strategies on how to defeat isis, strengthen alliances, and make sure iran never gets a nuclear weapon. and i am going to keep america's security at the heart of my campaign. because, as

. >> senator sanders was in san diego. he was rally at san francisco's chrissy field with danny glover who he attended a warriors game with.

after san diego her numbers in terms of who would do a better job as commander in chief went up.ech, her numbers in terms of the economy will go up, and you will see that. tomorrow she's going to give another speech on the economy, really more focusing on her vision. so i think the one-two punch will be very effective for hillary clinton today. >> if you look at the current snapshot in time, the current cnn poll, if you look at it, she has successfully -- she's done a good job of branding him as temperamentally unfit at least for the moment ton president. that's one of the things that we're seeing in the poll. he successfully branded her as less honest, less trustworthy. the double negatives catch me up every time. >> more crooked. >> that's your word. if she's able to successfully brand hims a temperamentally unfit, why would she not be successful in doing the same with the economy today? >> i don't know that she's been that successful. if you ask the people of pennsylvania and ohio, it looks like it hasn't been successful at all. and her speech in san diego, i think people stil

brianna keilar is at the site of the speech in san diego. give us a preview of what we can expect to hear from the former secretary. >> reporter: wolf, talking to aides, i'm told that this will be hillary clinton's broad foreign policy speech, a framing speech that she is going to be referring back to essentially over the next five months leading into the general election assuming of course that she is the nominee. and while she's going to talk specifically about some of donald trump's policies when it comes to nato and nuclear weapon, when if comes to torture, this is much bigger than that and it's actually about communicating something that is much more visceral to american voters. you said she's going to say that he is unfit, unqualified, dangerous. these are some of the things we're expecting hillary clinton to hit donald trump on. and she's really going to be posing this in a way where she's hoping that voters will think about the question, do they want donald trump to be in charge of the nuclear codes. one of her aides telling me that

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hillary clinton giving a speech in san diego. her aides saying this is a major foreign policy address. this seems to be an address about donald trump and his foreign policy. what do you expect to see and why are we heari this today, just a few days before the democratic primary in california? >> i think hillary clinton has long wanted to pivot from bernie sanders to donald trump. she did that in the last couple weeks. she still has to fight off the fewer remaining states and the big delegate prize of all, california, happens. she can win or jeff said she can win the nomination without winning california. that will not be a problem because she is close in the delegate race as long as you factor in the superdelegates. she wants to win california. in some ways, i think it benefits her to turn and look at donald trump to sort of make this case of the presidential thing. it is time to move on, i think, she is trying to suggest. >> she will call him dangerous and tick through a lot of foreign policy comments that he has made. comments

along with san francisco there were events in davis, irvine, l.a., palm springs, santa barbara and san diego. >>> we're still following the latest developments after two police officers in fremont were shot. both officers are being treated at regional medical center in san jose. this is cell phone video of one of the shootings. the condition of the officers hasn't changed. one is still in critical condition in the intensive care unit. he was shot in the head. the second officer is a 10 year veteran of the force who works as a detective listed in stable condition shot twice. the suspect broke into a home hours before that house burned to the ground and now the renters of that home and property owner are left wondering who is responsible for their loss? ktvu's leigh martinez is outside the neighborhood with that part of the story. >> reporter: the young couple in this house lost everything they owned including their beloved dog. unfortunately for the homeowner and two renters getting back what they lost in this violent crime will take some time. neighbors are still in disbelief. >> it could be

dulcolax, designed for dependable relief >>> welcome back to san diego.ote has billy idol playing. one year ago, donald trump descended that escalator and entered the political arena for the first time. what a wild primary season it has been. looking at the winner on the g.o.p. side. hi, martha. >> hi there, so when donald trump entered this race, few thought he can make it through the gauntlet of 16 experienced candidates. this is a billionaire who was not used to the unglamorous life on the trail. they were wrong. >> i am officially running for president of the united states. >> with that, trump was off and running. the brash businessman wasted no time jumping into controversy. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. >> and the trump backlash began. >> trump's candidacy is a cancer on conservatism. >> when 17 candidates sprawled across two stages, the top-polling candidate took center stage. >> you wall women you don't like fat pigs. your twitter account. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> who what followed was a string of insults a

hillary clinton tuvo en san diego la que muchos califican como su mejor actuaciÓn en lo que va de lal electorado que imaginar lo que pasarÍa si en lugar de una cuenta de twitter trump tuviera a su disposiciÓn el arsenal de los estados unidos para reaccionar cada vez que se enoja. reportera: en san diego, una ciudad tan cercana a la muralla fronteriza le pregunte a hillary como asegurarÍa la frontera sino es construyendo un muro. hillary clinton: creo que la idea de construir un muro no es el enfoque correcto. deberÍamos estar construyendo puentes. reporters: le preguntÉ si le preguntÉ si le preocupa que muchos votantes latinos votan por Él. >> muchas personas estÁn de acuerdo conmigo en que queremos una reforma integral en el tema de inmigraciÓn. reportero: faltan sÓlo cinco dÍas para las primarias en california. la ventaja que tenÍa sobre el senador sanders ya no existe. hillary clinton: las encuestas suben y bajan. estÁn por todas partes. yo realmente no pongo mucha atenciÓn en ellas. quiero hacer una campaÑa fuerte en california. tenemos una buena campaÑa aquÍ. tenemos cientos de

eagles quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends to san diego to work out in bond before the startaining cam in that late july and, yes, carson wentz is going as well. see? everybody is cool. we're all good. meanwhile bradford went and chased daniel at work in day two of mini camp. eagles spent a ton of money on the quarterback position. so far the group appears to be getting along just fine. >> it's been really great. it's been a great friend relationship and working relationship. we've had lot of discussions in the quarterback room it's been really great. >> as far as our relationship it's been great. me and carson having chase here and pick his brain and ask him things that he's seen in actual game situations in this offense. given the fact that he was with kansas city i think i've learned a lot from him. >> the godfather of rap, my man snoop dog throwing out the first pitch for the san diego padres. >> yikes! >> well, just a little bit outside. >> he has a like weird release i feel like. listen it's snoop dog it's only appropriate the pitcher be high. so very high. >> don also

they were smacking baseballs into the san diego bay from the uss midway.yle petty won the contest. the classic is in conjunction with the california league all star game to be held at lake elsinore. >>> and check out the world series. >> center field, going back, and diving catch. what a play. >> that was the cowboys' ryan sluter with a great diving catch. oklahoma state beat the wildcats 1-0. >>> it's 6:26. a key decision expected on a $950 million plan to bring more affordable housing to the south bay. >>> and it will be a somber day in san jose as we are just hours away from the funeral of police officer michael katherman. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, agency and an anti-police g upset and confused. e heat is fueling >>> mayor libby schaaf is making controversial moves once again that has people upset and confused. >>> extreme heat fueling out of control wildfires in southern california. the latest on the effort to bring them under control. >>> we say it's never a good thing to see the air that you breathe. a spare the air day in effect today. >>> and an accid

now we saw something similar happen in san diego, and in anaheim, the difference there was that there were hundreds of officers, more than 400 officers in anaheim, i believe, a similar amount in san diego, and they were able to get in front of the protesters by several blocks, so there was never that much space where the protester could take over the streets, in some cases in anaheim and san diego, some of the streets around the rally venue, were already shut down. in the case here, in front of the venue, there was one street shut down, but that's it. once the protesters left that area, there was traffic everywhere. it appears that at this point, off in the distance, i'm seeing a couple of officers on their motorcycles, maybe they have shut down now traffic to these areas. >> joining me now is julia from the san jose mercury news. julia, what are you seeing around you? >> reporter: well, it's pretty crazy here, especially for san jose which is not known for big protests. a lot of people are just saying trump needs to get out of the area, just a lot of innocent people being shoved and

i grew up in san diego. we've had to deal about our whole entire life. association and who is the person who cuts your lawn and takes care of your children and washes your dishes and scrubs your toilets -- >> -- financial aid from students like me -- >> -- everybody that is the focus -- >> i'm association thsorry, the away financial -- >> they're not flying american flags. they're flying mexico flags -- >> let me just -- you're a trump supporter -- >> -- irish flag in st. patrick's day -- >> -- what did you think about the comments about the judge -- >> i'm learning about it, i actually went to the trump rally where he was -- >> and people said -- >> i didn't hear much about did -- >> -- proud of their heritage -- >> i believe there may be some bias with the judge -- >> some bias? no -- >> -- just a little -- >> go ahead, corey. >> what donald trump said is un-american to say that somebody's ethnicity can affect their own judgment is completely un-american -- >> we'll go back to -- >> voters -- >> go ahead, ma'am -- [ crowd speaking at once ] >> when i l

a day that means a great deal to san diego. home of so many active duty and former military and their families. we honor the sacrifice of those who died for our country in many ways. by living our values, by making this a stronger and fairer nation, and by carrying out a smart and principled foreign policy. that's what i want to speak about today. the challenges we face in protecting our country, and the choice at stake in this election. it's choice between a fearful america that's less secure and lessen gauged with the world and a strong confident america that leads to keep our country safe and our economy growing. [ cheers and applause ] as secretary of state, senator, and first lady, i had the honor of representing america abroad and helping shape our foreign policy at home. as a candidate for president there is nothing i take more seriously than our national security. i've offered clear strategies for how to defeat isis, strengthen our alliances, and make sure iran never gets a nuclear weapon. and i'm going to keep america'

eagles quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends to san diego to work out in bond before the startaining cam in that late july and, yes, carson wentz is going as well. see? everybody is cool. we're all good. meanwhile bradford went and chased daniel at work in day two of mini camp. eagles spent a ton of money on the quarterback position. so far the group appears to be getting along just fine. >> it's been really great. it's been a great friend relationship and working relationship. we've had lot of discussions in the quarterback room it's been really great. >> as far as our relationship it's been great. me and carson having chase here and pick his brain and ask him things that he's seen in actual game situations in this offense. given the fact that he was with kansas city i think i've learned a lot from him. >> the godfather of rap, my man snoop dog throwing out the first pitch for the san diego padres. >> yikes! >> well, just a little bit outside. >> he has a like weird release i feel like. listen it's snoop dog it's only appropriate the pitcher be high. so very high. >> don also

s western suburbs to san diego. we will continue to monitor this breaking story. >>> and now to the newest developments in the presidential race. >>> last night joe biden and elizabeth warren backed hillary clinton and megan hughes has the details. >> reporter: the president will be on the ground campaigning with hillary clinton in wisconsin. just another sign that the party is lining up behind their presumptive nominee. president obama coming off the sidelines releasing a video endorsement for his former secretary of state and one-time rival hillary clinton. >> and i'm with her. i am fired up, and i cannot wait to get out there and campaign for hillary. >> reporter: the video released shortly after the president met with bernie sanders at the white house. the president calling the vermont senator a patriot. >> i know some say these primaries have somehow left the democratic party more divided. well, you know, they said that eight years ago, as well. >> all: thank you, bernie. thank, bernie. >> reporter: sanders cam

nicole: hillary clinton set to deliver a major speech on national security in san diego. the campaign will contract or plan that those of donald trump in today's address. this is her first speech on national security since tram secured the nomination. it is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. eastern time. lauren: donald trump the presumptive gop nominee criticizing hillary clinton for lying about his foreign policy. >> they said i want japan to nuke. i want japan get nuclear weapons. give me a break. they now say appeared, japan and germany and saudi arabia and many of the nato nations. we are taking care of all of these people. but i want them to do is pay it. >> senate majority leader mitchell mcconnell telling connell mcshane uncovered a coast-to-coast that he supports a number of ideas to get the country moving again. >> some of them, i don't agree on everything, but i know this for sure, he won't be four more years. hillary clinton will be a third term for barack obama. if trump went into the oval office after he was sworn in and began to blanket the executive orders and regula

es que gonzalo curiel es un fiscal federal aquÍ en san diego.u propia vida, dice. >> donald trump no conoce el juez curiel. gonzalo curiel es la ley. >> por eso asegura que los comentarios de donald trump ofendieron. >> molestaron americanos, mexicanos, toda la gente que conoce a gonzalo curiel estÁn enojados. >> el abogado dice que cree que estos comentarios hechos por donald trump no va a molestar a su amigo. que el magistrado va seguir haciendo su trabajo Únicamente enfocÁndose en las leyes estadounidenses. ♪ ♪ jorge: precisamente los polÉmicos comentarios del magnate contra curiel sigue generando un fuerte repudio entre los lÍderes de su propio partido. ryan ha dicho que era la definiciÓn de comentarios claramente racistas. los calificÓ de inaceptables. el magnate ha respondido hoy que su comentario sobre curiel fue malinterpretado. pasamos con lourdes. lourdes: donald trump se vio forzado a responder por la ola de crÍticas por sus comentarios ante el juez curiel. es desafortunado que mis comentarios hayan sido mal interpretados como un ataq

. >> this judge part of la raza san diego lawyers did oversee giving the a scholarship to an illegaligrant. >> he gave a scholarship to an illegal immigrant. >> gave a scholarship to an illegal immigrant. >> he gave a scholarship from this group to an undocumented immigrant. >> it does say something about what the judge thinks of illegal immigrants, they should be in this country and he rewarded with a scholarship. >> they are making the claims on the program. >> reporter: judge gonzalo curiel works out of this courthouse in san diego. across the street is where the president of the san diego la raza law association works. >> we focus on increasing diversity and equality among latinos in the community. >> reporter: the judge is a member, being accused by some critics of awarding scholarships to undocumented immigrants. the lawyer's association offers small scholarships ranging from 1,000 to $2500. >> do you have to be in law school? >> sure. you have to be in law school. we look at gpa, community service, and your commitment to the latino community. >> reporter: judge curiel was on a

attorney in san diego in l.a. in 2016 curiel was named superior court judge in san diego county.resident obama nominated him as a federal judge in california's southern district in 2012. >> he has accomplished the american dream. we were all immigrants, and gonzalo made us all proud. >> reporter: it is an american success story, he was born in indiana to mexican immigrants, his father a steel worker never got beyond sixth grade education in mexico, his mother worked in a factory. curiel got a degree from indiana university, then went on to graduate law school. his accomplishments left some baffled about him saying judge curiel may have a conflict of interest. >> what's ironic about comments of mr. trump is that what gonzalo was doing as prosecutor was combatting the drug cartel to stop flow of drugs coming into the united states of america and ending up in the hands of american teens and american citizens. it's just silly. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> speaking with jake tapper, donald trump objected to judge curiel's member in what he calls a pro-mexico society, ref

good afternoon, i am andrea mitchell, live from san diego, we are here at the balboa park.race is tight. wall street journal polls showing hillary clinton up just two-points among likely california voter -- california expected field poll shows that clinton is ahead by two-points and down by her six points lead back in april. all voters in california, bernie sanders is ahead by one poi

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bernie sanders focusing his campaign efforts in san diego. hundreds of people gathered outside the stadium for a free concert and rally, and pwrberni sanders has known to draw people to his rally, and comedian george lopez there. sanders showing no signs of giving up. >> if working people and young pull are prepared to come out to make it clear that it's too late for establishment politics and establishment economics, we are going to win. >> sanders will be back in the bay area tomorrow for a star-studded rally in san francisco, and among those that will be there, how about dave matthews, and danny glover. >>> more fallout tonight after a donald trump rally in san jose turned violent. the chair of the republican party is demanding answers. he tweeted there will be a gathering at san jose city hall tomorrow at 11:00 in the morning in response to the violent protesters. hundreds of people demonstrated side the event on thursday, and this is at the convention center, and some of the people in the crowd grew rowdy and tearing up trump merchandise

we will go around the officers. >> in tucson, arizona, in san diego, 20 minutes from the border, justwhere. now f ru seeing this, officers patrol truck. >> in tucson, arizona, in san diego, 20 minutes from the border, just last week, and elsewhere. now f ru seeing this, officers patrol truck. earlier, a couple of protesters were kicking on it. it is backing away from the protesters. behind me, behind where the camera is, there are hundreds of protesters, maybe 300 or so. as you can tell, the police officers are far out-numbered here. as is usually the case. >>> hillary's verdict on trump, you're fired. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. yesterday hillary clinton called donald trump a fraud who will scam the people of this country. today in major speech on foreign policy, secretary clinton landed her most penetrating attacks on trump yet saying the republican nominee is dangerous to america's national security. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different. they are dangerously incoherent. they're not even really ideas. just a series of bizarre rants

certainly tweeted about it, he had a great night in san diego except for the thugs. supporters are much tougher than that but, fortunately he says they are not prone to violent outbursts. san jose police department, we understand, david is reviewing videotape from last night to see if they can identify people who were involved in criminal behavior and criminal assault so they can level charges. we also understand that they will have a press conference in about 15 minutes time. so we hope to get more details on that. a large part of what donald trump will talk about today, is hillary clinton, where we're well into the throes of the general election campaign. she really took it to him yesterday in that foreign policy speech in san diego which really amounted to more of a screed against donald trump than any kind of foreign policy prescriptions. he talked about it last night in san jose. we're expecting when he lands in a couple minutes, david, he will talk much more about that during the time he visits with folks her in redding. very conservative area of california. da

a live look at the stage in san diego.policy, and specifically the two dueling visions for the nation's position in the world. secretary clinton campaign aideses say she'll go every donald trump foreign policy positions, for instance when he questioned our involvement in nato or when donald trump suggested he would be okay with japan and south korea developing nuclear weapons. something that goes against decades

hey, it's very sbrchlg i'm coming to you right now from san diego. this anecdotally for a long time. anybody that lives in arizona, texas, or san diego, california we know that there is folks coming over from the middle east and southwest asia and they are using mexico to get north into the u.s. here's what we just found out. five pakistanis and one afghan were apprehended 15 miles north arizona. they were flown from the middle east to brazil. then they went through peru. went all the way up through panama into mexico and now they ended up in the u.s. the five pakistanis as far as we know got away. they claimed they were asylum seekers. their names didn't register on any database. but the afghan -- the afghan did. the afghan was involved with planning terror plots within the u.s. and canada. we know he is not a good guy in afghanistan. and here he was in arizona. here's the -- you know that's the first problem is that there is not a secure border. no matter what the administration tries to say, it's not just people coming overlooking for work. it's p

a baby koala at san diego zoo experiencing life outside. take a look, yesterday the koala patter first physical. officials say she is adapting well and she was born in november but didn't leave her mom's pouch until a few days ago. san diego zoo has the largest and most successful breeding colony of queensland koalas outside of australia. >>> back here sonoma county winery workers got a big surprise yesterday. a black bear showed up among the vines. it was a two-year-old 100 pound bear finding its way into the gated community on 128 outside of healdsburg and got into a gap in the fence. pinioned dustbin eared workers try to scare it away.>> he ran around the vineyard a little bit. trying to escape. jumped over the same dance and rent back out into the woods.>> the state department says even though it may not seem like it, bears are more afraid of us than we are of them. the bear was last seen heading down highway 128. >>> oakland raiders three-day minicamp is over and it ended on a high note. check out the celebration after giorgio to becky

here in san diego. and this speech is going to be all about the general election.in particular, her aides say a top aide jake sullivan giving a preview of what she's going to say today. he says quote, clinton's critique will go beyond specific policies and she'll make clear that the choice in this election goes beyond partisanship. donald trump is unlike any presidential nominee we've seen in modern times and he's fu fundamentally unfit for the job. that's what you're going to hear today from secretary clinton hitting on this idea that he is unfit to be president of the united states. this is going to be her first major foreign policy speech since donald trump became the presumptive republican nominee. of course her challenge is she's here in california because she is still fighting against bernie sanders and of course sanders has been camped out here in california for the past couple of weeks, speaking to their goal, hundreds and thousands of people are -- at least 160,000 people so far in the last couple of weeks for bernie sanders. and of course, for hillary cli

late nights on the west coast they have won two straight in san diego.ave now won seven of their last eight overall. here's how they got the job done on friday. rogers pitched this first game in san diego. got help from the offense. murphy hits his 19th double of the season. drives in two runs in the third. ryan zimmerman keeps the rally going. same inning. he launches his tenth home run. murphy, zimmermann combined for five rbis. the final run driven in comes here in the sixth. solo shot for murphy. nationals have scored 93 runs in the month of june. tops in the national league. bryce harper puts more numbers on the board in the 7th with this rbi single. gnats win it 7-5. >> orioles and bluejays this afternoon. guy yarda returning from the days orioles jump out to a 1-0 lead in the first. manny criticized for poor base running holds up here. later scored on a wild pitch. later more scoring by the birds. stoke extends that lead, his 11th homer of the year. baltimore ahead 3-2 the bottom of the eighth. fry was a dream for slugger stoddard. he hit three ho

joining us from san diego kirsten powers. little play on words there.an ever to secure the nomination of a major party. she is going to be speaking a little bit later on. but, negatives very, very high. everybody knows her. is it possible in your opinion to persuade people who don't really like her to come on over and vote for her? if so, how? >> well, yeah. she can persuade people to vote for her. i don't know that she can necessarily persuade them to like her. i think the good news for her is that she just has to be more likeable than donald trump who also has extremely high negatives. so if she was running against a different person, it might be different. but i think they pretty much cancel each other out in terms of their negatives. >> then what about the stay home factor though? >> um-huh. >> i'm sure you -- i was -- surprised on how quickly the polls tightened up after trump won indiana. >> right. >> you know, it's a tie right now. i mean, people are looking at both of them. and hillary clinton is going to need to persuade people to vote for her.

. >>> orioles in sunny san diego, visiting the padres.jones, a san diego native, he came to play. jonesy crushing this ball to right. that's a long way over the fence. and it goes! 11th home run in the month of june for jones. orioles out to a 1-0 lead. in the second, after a melvin upton home run, j.j. hardy crushes looks like it's sailing to be a homer, but upton robs him. just an incredible play from that center fielder. but right now, the orioles up 4-1 in the fifth. >>> 22 medals are not enough. michael phelps is looking to make his fifth olympic team. after two days of watching the trials, he got back in the pool today and he got right back to dominating. he didn't really use his legs. he's pulling ahead of the pack at 100 meter turn. the current world recorder holder, no one is catching him. touching the wall, coming up way ahead of the pack. 1:55 .17, the top seed going into tomorrow night's final. >>> another olympic swimming she's going to have to make another day to see if she's going to make the team. she's in lane one. the ve

a san diego-based lawyers association just put out a statement condemning trump for those comments about the judge. live at the white house, craig boswell kpix 5. >>> another historic race we're watching closer to home, state attorney general kamala harris the former d.a. in san francisco edging out orange county rep loretta sanchez. harris was in san francisco last night and two democrats are vying for barbara boxer's u.s. senate seat. they will face off in november in a runoff. it's the first time a republican has not been on the ballot. the work isn't over for election staffers in san jose atoday. not even close. kpix 5 reporter kiet do tells us ballots are being counted around the clock by hand. that's quite a task. >> reporter: yeah. check it out. a couple of dozen employees now going full tilt. the hard work now begins counting the tsunami of mail-in ballots that will be coming in over the next couple of days. this looks to be the future of elections in this county and that's why they will work 24 hours a day until it's all counted. in the modern-day democracy of sillicon valley, t

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mark: when we come back, we go 500 miles north of san diego to silicon valley.ht after this. ♪ john: in advance of tuesday's california primary, we thought we would do a little catch up on silicon valley, not the hbo program, although we are always pulling for pied piper. we mean the real silicon valley, which over the last couple of decades has grown into quite a , political force. this year though, something seems a little bit off. the tech hub has not warmed up to any presidential candidate so far. to understand why, we might need a little history lesson. >> silicon valley front and center again. here's what happened. 1939, hewlett and packard start hewlett-packard in a garage. more stuff happens. things get invented. the internet. the valley explodes. 1990,helps bill clinton. clinton helps the family -- helps the valley. >> he passed nafta, the 1996 telecommunications act. >> 2000, the valley is split. they like gore. >> bush. >> i will get the best scientific and technological advice from leaders in your field. >> silicon valley helps obama. 2008, obama hel

she will start off by giving a f speech in san diego.ining positive hoping undecided voters to come out on top on the democratic side. >> he will be holding rallies today. >> i am janet o, abc 7 news. >>> today, sanders will be taking campaigns in modesto. he will be holding a campaign at uc davis. >> sanders slammed donald trump and his stand on immigration. >> sanders is planning to go to fairfield and santa rosa on friday. >>> hillary clinton is bringing his campaign in el centro and paris. >> clinton is shifting her strategy right now and scheduling a number of events in the golden state the next several days. >> rallies back-to-back maybe concern to the clinton cam. >> i mean, she lies. she lies. >> that's donald trump going after hillary clinton yesterday in sacramento. today trump is the only presidential candidate in the bay area. >> he's going to hold the 7:00 p.m. rally at the san jose convention center. >> stock acquire ahead of key events. live with the nasdaq in our morning report. >> good morning, jeane >> we are lower but