fox's shannon breem has the latest >> reporter: donald trump is calling it, quote, everything that isin washington and our political system. the gop frontrunner responding to news his two remaining rivals are coordinating in an effort to keep trump from wrapping up the nomination before this summer's convention. they argued trump can't win the general election. according to polls that showed them performing better than hillary clinton. >> what donald trump needs to understand is that he cannot beat hillary clinton. >> reporter: the agreement between the two, in order to clear the way for ruz to take away as many of the anti-trump votes as possible and cruz is agreeing to do the same for kasich in oregon and new mexico. >> if donald trump is the nominee, hillary clinton wins. >> reporter: holding his first campaign event since learning of the latest efforts to derail his candidacy. >> in politics you're collude. so they colluded and actually i was happy because it shows how weak they are. it shows how pathetic they are. >> on the democratic side hillary clinton is striking a very diffe

chief legal correspondent shannon breem is here to tell us why. >> today's unanimous decision strikes a blow to conservatives that argued state voting districts shouldn't be drawn based on the total population, but rather than the number of eligible voters in a given area. two texas plaintiffs argued they were watered down without regard for people in the boundaries who cannot legally vote. including children and many who are mentally disabled. by a vote of 8-0, the justices held today that texas does not have to use those standards and is free to continue drawing districts based only on total population. writing for the majority ruth bader ginsberg said the plaintiffs showed no reason for the courts to disrupt longstanding practice. nonvoters have an important stake in nonpolicy debates. children, grandparents and parents, for example. total population apportionment promotes quiltable and effective representation. the opinion did leave some answered questions by justices thomas and alito suggest this fight isn't over. alito wrote this, whether a state is permitted to use some measure

in washington, shannon breem fox news. >>> we are learning what cause add fire at a popular sports bar in the south bay. it started last night at double d's sports grill on santa cruz avenue. we saw major smoke and water damage to the dining area and the ceiling. about an hour ago firefighters told us investigation have learned that the fire was sparked by improper storage of combustibles in the water heater closet. it includes cleaning supplies and electrical equipment. this morning employees  expressed shock and sadness about what happened. >> i'm extremely sad. i have been here less than a year and i love coming to work and being around everyone and the atmosphere and it is fun. i'm sad that it is going to be closed for a while. >> firefighters were able to save some sports memorabilia from the bar. they include autographed items from the 49ers, sharks and warriors and other teams. the fire caused upwards of two million dollars in damage. >> state park officials say a whale appeared young, 40 feet long and not fully grown and came ashore yesterday at a spot called lower trestles.

chief legal correspondent shannon breem is here to tell us why. >> today's unanimous decision strikesto conservatives that argued state voting districts shouldn't be drawn based on the total population, but rather than the number of eligible voters in a given area. two texas plaintiffs argued they were watered down without regard for people in the boundaries who cannot legally vote. including children and many who are mentally disabled. by a vote of 8-0, the justices held today that texas does not have to use those standards and is free to continue drawing districts based only on total population. writing for the majority ruth bader ginsberg said the plaintiffs showed no reason for the courts to disrupt longstanding practice. nonvoters have an important stake in nonpolicy debates. children, grandparents and parents, for example. total population apportionment promotes quiltable and effective representation. the opinion did leave some answered questions by justices thomas and alito suggest this fight isn't over. alito wrote this, whether a state is permitted to use some measure of popu