prnl note, as i mentioned when i introduced this the fact that my 3 year old son associates coming with city hall going to the m & m machine isn't something i want to continue. the legislation isn't possibility with american heart association and brittany government affairs director in the bay area, department of public health, health services [inaudible] from my office and a number of others. we have a chance to be a leader and hope you support this proposal and look forward to discussion with full board. with that we don't have a budget analyst report. any questions or comments before public comment? okay, we'll move topublic comment. anyone like to comment on item 1? if you would please come forward, everyone will have two minutes. speak on one of the microphones. >> good morning, my name is chris stalk locks and chairman of the berd of greater bay area of the american heart association and i representing the heart association today in support of this bill. we believe that healthy americans come from betder choices, better choices but what they do and activities they take and what th

prnl note, as i mentioned when i introduced this the fact that my 3 year old son associates coming with city hall going to the m & m machine isn't something i want to continue. the legislation isn't possibility with american heart association and brittany government affairs director in the bay area, department of public health, health services [inaudible] from my office and a number of others. we have a chance to be a leader and hope you support this proposal and look forward to discussion with full board. with that we don't have a budget analyst report. any questions or comments before public comment? okay, we'll move topublic comment. anyone like to comment on item 1? if you would please come forward, everyone will have two minutes. speak on one of the microphones. >> good morning, my name is chris stalk locks and chairman of the berd of greater bay area of the american heart association and i representing the heart association today in support of this bill. we believe that healthy americans come from betder choices, better choices but what they do and activities they take and what th

prnl note, as i mentioned when i introduced this the fact that my 3 year old son associates coming with city hall going to the m & m machine isn't something i want to continue. the legislation isn't possibility with american heart association and brittany government affairs director in the bay area, department of public health, health services [inaudible] from my office and a number of others. we have a chance to be a leader and hope you support this proposal and look forward to discussion with full board. with that we don't have a budget analyst report. any questions or comments before public comment? okay, we'll move topublic comment. anyone like to comment on item 1? if you would please come forward, everyone will have two minutes. speak on one of the microphones. >> good morning, my name is chris stalk locks and chairman of the berd of greater bay area of the american heart association and i representing the heart association today in support of this bill. we believe that healthy americans come from betder choices, better choices but what they do and activities they take and what th

looks to be some good old- fashioned journalism by the "associated press" doing what they do best and that's digging up the dirt. and now trying to make sense of what appears to be a puzzling response by sfo. and so according to that report by the ap, the airport says this were zero security breaches last year but the ap through their own investigation of federal documents found in 2015 there were 3 breaches. and from 2012 to 2014 there were 2 in each year. making the total from 2004 until february of this year 41 perimeter security breaches. it begs the question, what is a breach? the ap found last year at sfo a woman walked past a vehicle exit gate on to the tarmac and tried to flag down an airplane. also last year, a man drove past the gate and got to an airplane. but the airplane insisted those incidents were not security breaches. the airport pushed back against the ap refused to share its own numbers responding to the ap's public records act request saying, you asked by sfo's own count how many perimeter breaches has the airport had since the start of 2004? the pra does not obli

the homeowners association can decide to foreclose on the property themselves. if nobody bids on that judgment, well, they take title to that property subject to the bank lien. >> remediation on just the exterior is probably gonna end up being around $13,000. if we ended up having a move to go in and -- and rent the facility, we would have to remediate the interior portion of this home. since nobody's been in this home for in excess of 5 years, there's no tellin' what we're gonna end up finding. so the particular risk to the neighborhood is enormous. >> let's go sit down and talk about what you guys have been through and what options that there may be. the area is beautiful. but like any other, it was hit hard by the recession. >> and homeowners ended up leaving in, uh, january of 2010. it was, basically, almost impossible to locate them. >> do you have any idea why they haven't foreclosed on this property? >> i have no idea. >> it's probably because they don't want to pay the hoa dues. and they don't want to pay the insurance and they don't want to pay the taxe

prnl note, as i mentioned when i introduced this the fact that my 3 year old son associates coming with city hall going to the m & m machine isn't something i want to continue. the legislation isn't possibility with american heart association and brittany government affairs director in the bay area, department of public health, health services [inaudible] from my office and a number of others. we have a chance to be a leader and hope you support this proposal and look forward to discussion with full board. with that we don't have a budget analyst report. any questions or comments before public comment? okay, we'll move topublic comment. anyone like to comment on item 1? if you would please come forward, everyone will have two minutes. speak on one of the microphones. >> good morning, my name is chris stalk locks and chairman of the berd of greater bay area of the american heart association and i representing the heart association today in support of this bill. we believe that healthy americans come from betder choices, better choices but what they do and activities they take and what th

>>> right now rescue crews are scouring the mediterranean sea searching for signs of life after associated press reports an egypt airplane crashed while heading to cairo. >>> also this -- >> what i said was incredibly stupid and insensitive. >> ed rendell apologizes. the former pennsylvania governor says he's sorry for saying there are probably more ugly women in america than attractive women. >>> and nbc 10 first alert radar tracking light showers right now. not everyone will be seeing the rain today, but we'll get you updated. 4:00, good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's start with meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. bill? >> we're getting a close-up look of center city, where skies are cloudy. a few showers are in the area. the temperatures, well, another morning that's cool but not cold. we're at 55 degrees in philadelphia right now. there are just a few scattered light showers in the area, but mainly it's going to be dry. today we'll get to see some sunshine. 60 degrees by 9:00. we'll be in the 70s this afternoon. as far as the rain is

right now, the associated press is reporting that an egyptair plane has crashed into the mediterranean sea. it was flying from paris to cairo. 66 people on board. we'll get you updated. >>> six flags sued. man wants the ocean county amusement park to pay tens of thousands of dollars because of a cell phone mishap on a roller coaster. >>> and rising from the ashes. fire gutted this montgomery county church five years ago today. the congregation takes a big step towards becoming whole. >>> it's 4:30. good morning. a lot going on today. i'm tracy davidson. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast, a look at conditions where you live because, again, as always, they can be different. >> and they are this morning. we have some clouds moving through. we're spotting some showers too right now in delaware and south jersey. you can see the rain that's coming down. you see the showers headed across delaware bay from delaware. dover has seen a few rain drops. only light showers we're talking about here. most of the area is dry. and cooling. we're in the 50s

we expect he will certainly be talking about the fact that the associated press says you now has enoughes to clinch the nomination. we'll have it for you live when he starts. thanks for joining us. >> see you back here tomorrow. >> "the real story" with gretchen starts now. >>> so donald's done it. real estate mogul reportedly winning more than enough delegates to clinch the republican nomination for president. hi, everyone. i'm gretchen carlson, this is the rs. as you just heard, we are awaiting that highly anticipated speech from trump at a petroleum conference in north dakota where he is expected to outline his energy policy. >>> some unbound delegates in that state now pledging their support to him and that's according to the associated press. so that puts trump over the top with 1,238 delegates. one more than the magic number needed. senior national correspondent john roberts live in bismarck today for us. he's inside the event so he's on the phone patiently waiting. jon?

here's what the "associated press" found through federal records. in 2015, three breaches from 2012 to 2014 there were two in each year and the total from 2004 until february, 41 perimeter breaches. what's a breach? the ap found back in 2015 at sfo a woman walked past a vehicle exit gate on the tarmac and tried to flag down a plane. also last year a man drove past a gate and reached an airplane, as well. but the airport insisted those incidents were not security breaches. they refused to share numbers responding to the ap's request said you asked by sfo's county how many perimeter breaches has the airport had since 2004? the pra does not obligate the city to answer those questions. that's a public records act request. how does that stack up to the rest of california's airports? sfo again had 41. l.a.x. had 26. sjc had 21. and san diego had four. live at sfo, i'm kiet do, kpix 5. >> kiet, has sfo done anything to improve security? >> reporter: yes. so they say they have increased patrols, added closed circuit tv cameras and also beefed up the patrols

and peter arnett work in vietnam for the associated press from 1962 to 1975. andrew sherry of the night foundation, a former foreign correspondent moderated the conversation. we began with a two-minute video clip of dan rather reporting from vietnam. this is part of a three-day conference at the lbj presidential library in austin, texas that organizers call the vietnam war summit. it's about one hour. [gunfire] >> they are now hiring back. could you tell us what is happening here and what the situation is? >> i think this is the second or third day i was in vietnam. >> this is the special landing force? they were trying to get to the ridgeline. then as they begin to move aycock crossfire -- i can't crop -- i caught crossfire in a young marine was hit badly. they needed help getting him out. naturally i helped. it doesn't take much imagination to know what i was thinking. >> we need some help over here. >> i will give you a hand. mr. rather: i see this young man cut down. says, my god, this is somebody's son, brother, husband. when you are there if you let your

but the shame and stigma associated with the disease keeps to me people from seeking the help they need. addiction is not a personal choice or a personal failing, and sometimes it takes more than a strong will to get better. it takes a strong community and accessible resources. president obama: the good news is there is hope. when we talk about a punitive use as the public health problem it is, more people will seek the help they need. more will find the strength to recover, just like macklemore and millions of americans have. we will see fewer preventable deaths and fewer broken families. macklemore: we have to tell people it is ok to ask for help. we have to make sure that they get it. president obama: even if we have not fought this battle in our own lives, there is a good chance we know someone who has or who is. president obama and i had a powerful conversation at the white house about a punitive use and what we can do about it. you can catch it this summer on mtv and to find treatment in your area, call 1-800-662-help. president obama: thanks, everybody. thanks, macklemore. have a

new information just crossing the wires from the associated press. tell us about that. >> that's right. we've been reporting throughout the morning that according to the associated press, this plane had crashed. that's according to the a.p. now they're reporting new information about its crash location, saying it crashed off the greek island of crete. we are working right now to independently confirm that. egyptair flight 804 was headed from paris to cairo when it vanished from radar around 2:30 a.m. egypt time. that's 8:45 p.m. here on the east coast. 66 passengers and crew members were on board that plane. it was an airbus 320. no americans are reported to have been on that flight. egyptian authorities say search operations are right now under way over the mediterranean sea. aviation experts say two main theories are being considered. one, that a catastrophic breakup took place at altitude, which they're saying is highly unlikely, especially for this kind of reliable aircraft. the second theory is terrorism. >> this plane simply went off radar at 2:

the photographer works for the associated press. it's early in 1961 and the young kennedy administration is in trouble. after the disastrous invasion of bay of pigs, fidel castro is very, very angry. nikita kruschev is pressing his advantage and the american people are beginning to doubt the ability of mr. kennedy to lead the country. so he seeks counsel with former president eisenhower and they meet at camp david. the press is invited to make some photographs of these meetings and there are a lot of photographers there doing the coverage, pierre salinger, the press secretary for mr. kennedy, is in charge of the whole event and he lets everyone do what they need to do and then eventually he just shuts it down, he closes the lid, as he says. so the reporters start going, everyone starts leaving but the photographer is at the very, very beginning of the pack and as he's crouching down picking up his materials he looks and he hears eisenhower telling kennedy "i know somewhere where we can go and talk." and as he's looking, he sees the p

the associated press quotes an anonymous member of the egyptian investigative team. he said none of the body parts were in tact and that is the result of an explosion. but others question the claim. >> i would suggest that what he is drawing the conclusions on, that is a high speed water impact. these kinds of forensics require real professionals, we need to be careful from what we are hearing from anybody and need to stick to the facts. >> and now disputing claims that the plane swerved and lost altitude before crashing. they tell abc news that it was acting normally. search teams are scouring a massive area of the mediterranean sea, searching for the fuselage and the black boxes. >> it's crucial to find out what brought the plane down. the batteries are only expected to last another three weeks. marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >>> in the race for the white house, hillary clinton and donald trump are taking aim at one another in new ads. clinton uses trump's word on his attempt to cash in on the real state struggles and donald trump is allegations begins bi

all this has been torn out. >> the association decleaned to comment. khawk homeowner gary shank confirmed he got a letter demanding improvements be made. he agreed to meet us outside the gates. >> they have recommended you put in tan bark, drought tolerant plants. they offered suggestions if you don't put in proper landscaping they will ask you in a nice way to improve it. >> reporter: if those living there do not improve their lawns the association threat tuned fine them and deactivate the device that opens the entrance gates. if blackhawk homeowners refuse to start watering their grass again, state drought regulations could be on their side. >> it is illegal. it is a state law right now that homeowners associations cannot fine anyone for refusing to water their grass. >> californians have been saving a lot out water. and el nino storms brought rain and snow to the state helping fill big reservoirs. last fall one of the largest sources of water was nearly empty. now it is full. above its historical average. but the storms were not enough to quench the

a foundation, the national association of scholars, the project in texas. it was not a foundation. let me intervene, there is a private foundation in texas and i went online to check it out. they were supportive of this effort, and they had commentary that equates the black rights matter movement with white supremacists' groups. >> it was the national association of scholars. and i will be very self-promoting here, shamelessly. the issue jackie raised at the , i have an op-ed in the los angeles times on wednesday. >> let's open this up. i am recognizing we have a commitment to this audience to open it up to them at 5:00. we end at 5:30. now, i will be merciless and cut everyone off if they are going to be long. short answers, please. we talked about the individual, going from the academic scholar to the artist, and how we focus on the individual. tom went back and picked up the notion of the early generations , andrican-american history he threaded that with his teaching of race relations. saying, we did not do that, we did african-american history. want theirn't even books to be n

. >>> the former treasurer of the aston athletic association facing charges to night. 's accused of of stealing tense of thousands of dollars. this is the suspect james porter. he's accused of making hundreds of purchases and cash withdrawals using unauthorize depth bib card tied to the associate's account. he swiped that card more than 250 times stealing more than 50 grand. porter repaid $45,000 but reviewed you had fused to stop coaching so police were called inform he's free on bond tonight. >>> judge in allentown here's hears testimony on weather former super star jimmy snook today is mentally competent to stand trial. a psychologist testified today snook today suffers from dementia and is mentally inn spent. he lives in camden county is charged with murder involuntary manslaughter in the 1983 death of his then girlfriend 23-year-old nancy argentina. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> campaign 2016 brings former president bill clinton to new jersey. he rallied supporters for his wife hillary clinton ahead of the garden state's june 7th primary. clinton spoke during a ra

the associated press was told this is something that is to be determined.o far, no traces of explosives have been found. a french navy ship arrived to help recover plane's black boxes. search effort is focused off the coast of egypt where the plane carrying 66 people went down five days ago. >>> bill cosby is in the suburban philadelphia courtroom for a preliminary hearing in a criminal sexual assault case. the hearing will determine if there's enough evidence to go forward with the trial. the 78-year-old entertainer is accused of drugging and molesting a former temple university employee at his mansion in 2004. although dozens have come forward with accusations against cosby, this is the only criminal case against him. >>> developers promise the views of washington ske spectacular and surrounds luxurious. now see for yourself. mgm shows the sweets you'll be able to reserve by the end of the year. it's not clear how much a reservation will cost you. turner was on the grounds today with everything else you can expect. >> reporter: by now, many of you have se

moneysly he has a lot of and he's got the source associations, the goldman sachs association. ot someone who in prior presidential cycles has been one of the huge names we have heard on the republican side. a big super pac player. the question is, will he do this job well? carol: does it say anything about the other folks that donald trump might ultimately bring into his inner circle, who if he makes it all the way to the white house might be part of his cabinet? >> the idea predicting anything that will happen, it is so far off in the future and he is so unpredictable that who knows? there is no question there is a professionalization of donald trump. rick wiley, a big political figure in republican circles, has moved into that orbit. they will be hiring a bunch of people that are professionals and have never been part of trump's world before. this is another sign that this is happening. the running mate question is another thing. there's a huge political component to that. that is about sending a huge signal to the american voters and the republican party of how you make the

the associated press reported earlier today that mr. trump had clear the delegate count hurdle.e said earlier that republican senators and congressmen have been thanking him. he was asked about hillary clinton and e-mail scandal. he said, i want to run against her, this is all probably illegal. he said she is skirting on the edge all the time. he said that is mrs. clinton's history. stay with us on bloomberg television. we will have more on his remarks. michigan governor rick snyder is looking to stop administrative investigations into have two state agencies handle the drinking water crisis. it move follows morning that is hampering state and federal inquiries. the investigations could have what he call a chilling effect on the criminal process and may cause of instruction of justice. french police have detained a man thought to have links to extremism. the man was believed to have a knife and a teargas bomb. the standup took about one block from the best deal, where a labor march was about to start. france has been on age since the -- edge since the 2013 terror attacks. two su

overnight sanders pulled the associated press there will be more victories in the weeks to come.hillary clinton used the indiana results to appeal to donors. she tweeted, donald trump is the presumptive gop nominee. chip in now if we agree we can't let him become president. trump and clinton are zeroing in on their party's nominations. both candidates have commanding delegate leeds. sanders' win added to his delegate total but the vermont 4zm5áznton.close to 800 behind trump's victory in indiana cat pulled his delegate count north of 1,000 and has him less than 200 delegates from the nomination. and they can this out from last night in indiana. ted cruz accidentally hit his wife in the head. here it is again in slow motion. it happens after cruz told supporters he was dropping out of the race, adding insult to injury. candidates on both sides will compete next in the west virginia primary next tuesday. and contests in oregon the following tuesday. five more states will have their say june 7th including the delegate rich states of california and new jersey. i'm pamela osborne, nbc

. >> rafae wor i senio urnalistith the associated press and has been covering north korea and is in pyongyangto cover the congress. >> reporter: the day started early. about 8:00 in the hotel, everybody gathering together. finally we got in a motorcade of buses, vance as and cars. the streets were quieter than usual for a friday morning, and the venue itself, the april 25th house of culture, a large building not far from the center of the city, is the same place that the last congress was held in. all around the outside of the congress venue there were guards. we couldn't see if they had guns or not. they were standing with umbrellas at about 20 meters apart distanced all around the outside of venue looking out into the streets. sometimes in these celebration or big-event times in north korea people have to put on their best clothes. women will wear traditional korean dresses and men will wear suits and ties, but the people we saw this morning on the street outside the congress venue were dressed as for a normal working day. so actually normal life is going on around all of this congress. but

. >>> the former treasurer of the aston athletic association facing charges to night. he's accused of of stealing tense of thousands of dollars. this is the suspect james porter. he's accused of making hundreds of purchases and cash withdrawals using unauthorize depth bib card tied to the associate's account. he swiped that card more than 250 times stealing more than 50 grand. porter repaid $45,000 but reviewed you had fused to stop coaching so police were called inform he's free on bond tonight. >>> judge in allentown here's hears testimony on weather former super star jimmy snook today is mentally competent to stand trial. a psychologist testified today snook today suffers from dementia and is mentally inn spent. he lives in camden county is charged with murder involuntary manslaughter in the 1983 death of his then girlfriend 23-year-old nancy argentina. he has pleaded not guilty. >>> campaign 2016 brings former president bill clinton to new jersey. he rallied supporters for his wife hillary clinton ahead of the garden state's june 7th primary. clinton spoke during a

prnl note, as i mentioned when i introduced this the fact that my 3 year old son associates coming with city hall going to the m & m machine isn't something i want to continue. the legislation isn't possibility with american heart association and brittany government affairs director in the bay area, department of public health, health services [inaudible] from my office and a number of others. we have a chance to be a leader and hope you support this proposal and look forward to discussion with full board. with that we don't have a budget analyst report. any questions or comments before public comment? okay, we'll move topublic comment. anyone like to comment on item 1? if you would please come forward, everyone will have two minutes. speak on one of the microphones. >> good morning, my name is chris stalk locks and chairman of the berd of greater bay area of the american heart association and i representing the heart association today in support of this bill. we believe that healthy americans come from betder choices, better choices but what they do and activities they take and what th

this particular document here is a report of the executive committee of the association of colleges, ich is one of the accreditation units for universities. they did their own investigation. they put not only the 3 schools whose presents were removed, but they put southern mississippi on probation. that was something that made a lot of headlines. it hurt bilbo's career a good bit. what he was known for and what people around the country came to identify with bilbo was where his views on race relations. as u.s. senator, theodore bilbo, one of his possible legislative ideas was the greater liberia act. this act was something that bilbo proposed to provide an opportunity for african americans to move to africa. [laughter] the "back to africa" program. it was a way for bilbo to removed african-americans from everyday american life. what was unique about this plan blackt he partnered with nationalists group. he partnered with the universal negro improvement association, which was marcus garvey's group, to collect signatures of people who would be willing to move to africa to start anew. on

only the associated press has. but if you go by what the associated press says, this bolsters what the clinton campaign has been staying a primary in nebraska, a completely different result than what we're seeing in the caucus. >> joining us with the washington post and by satellite, steve schmid. gene, here we have this mixed result for hillary clinton tonight. in a campaign that seems inevitable, if you do the delegate math. but there's something about watching bernie sanders go out there and give victory speeches that has to be unnerving to the clinton campaign. >> got to be annoying. got to be a lot of things. it's not fun, right. this was not actually, you know, i understand what steve kornacki said. and that's a good and valid point to make. however, this was a beauty contest tonight in nebraska. it did not count. >> no one campaigned. >> so it's not exactly fair -- >> about the polls that day. >> exactly. and when it counted, you know, bernie sanders won so this is not a great night for hillary clinton, even

the "associated press" reporting just minutes ago here that donald trump, the republican candidate for president, has reached the number of delegates needed to clench the nomination for president for his party. if you have been following the story for the past several months, so many have said he is essentially up ended the political landscape. this news appears to set the stage for what could be a bitter fall campaign. again the news from the associated press coming in moments ago. republican candidate for president donald trump according to the "associated press" has reached the number of delegates needed to clench that party's nomination. more, of course, through the day. >>> now pawveski with a wraparound. he scores! >> yes, he did. boy, the san jose sharks are going to their first ever stanley cup finals. they beat the st. louis blues 5- 2 last night in game 6. the sharks captain jo pawveski scored the first goal just under four minutes in. joel ward had two goals. this is the first stanley cup finals for the 25-year-old franchise and for 19-year veteran patrick marleau and joe th

laos is a choice acceptable to all as it chairs the association of southeast asian nations. aung san suu kyi is barred from becoming president by the military drafted constitution. the nobel laureate was sworn in as foreign minister in march and has take an firm grip on the government as state counselor, a newly created position akin to that of prime minister. >>> north korea's ruling party has held an important and rare event, its first congress in decades. kim jong-un is expected to use the occasion to solidify his power base. ♪ north korea's state run. tv aired kim jong un's opening address on friday. the it's the first such gathering by the ruling party in 36 years. kim stressed his country has made achievements this year, including the launch of long range rockets. kim is also expected to emphasize his policy of simultaneously carrying out nuclear development and economic reforms. nhk world is in pyongyang to cover the congress. he's watched north korea for years and explains what kim jong un aims to accomplish with the event. >> reporter: kim jong-un is believed to have

he told the associated press, democracy is not always nice and quiet and gentle. so the convention will not be nice and quiet and gentle? he said he's not calling for violence, just a vigorous debate. clinton is just 90 delegates away from clenching the nomination. with about 500 up for grabs in california alone, the math is done. unless senator sanders can convince a huge chunk of delegates to switch sides. dan springer on the republican primary in washington state. first, let's get to mike emmanuel. he's in the city of commerce california outside los angeles. hello, mike. >> hillary clinton is due to do an event here in a short time. she's being introduced by the major of los angeles. she started her day at a community base group in south los angeles. clinton touched on a familiar theme for her, raisining childr. >> we are trying to do more to promote family care. i think it takes a village to raise a child. my mother was abandoned by her parents. it wasn't drugs back in those days. it was just not being interested in being a parent. >> clinton's campaign put out

the associate press reports progress in the extradition of drug lord joaquin guzman. a mexican court ruled that legal steps for sending el chapo to the u.s. have been met, but mexico's foreign relations department must okay the plan and guzman may appeal. >>> the "washington post" reports that a tough-talking mayor known as the punisher is poised to be the next president of the philippines. rodrigo duterte is far ahead of four challengers with most of the votes from monday's election counted. he made campaign vows to crackdown on crime on corruption. >>> he news journal of delaware reports charges against three teenager girls in the death of a schoolmate. 16-year-old amy joyner-francis was attacked last month in the bathroom of a wilmington high school. a coroner said she died because the beating triggered a pre-existing heart defect. one of the girls could be tried as an adult and could face up to eight years in prison. >>> michigan live reports that flint's mayor is being sued. a former city administrator says karen weaver diverted donations in flint's water crisis

kentucky still not officially being called by the associated press and bernie sanders taking home a winoregon. i'll start with you. >> well, i am going to congratulate secretary clinton on her win in kentucky along with the secretary of state who has said the unofficial win. both kentucky and oregon were structurally in favor of bernie sanders but the reality is, heather, that even if bernie sanders was to win the remaining contest by 30 points he still would be behind in pledge delegates and the popular vote. hillary clinton has almost 300 pledge delegates lead and a 3 million vote lead over bernie sanders. he can stay in the race. it's good for a turn out. it's good for the enthusiasm but there's no out the at this point that secretary clinton is going to be the first woman to be nominated in america for a presidential nomination from a major party. >> a positive outlook. bernie sanders says he is in it to win it. all of his supporters would no doubt be incredibly disappointed if their candidate didn't come out on top because in their view he does keep winning all of these primaries.

the associated press reports that a small number of un bound delegates have agreed support trump and the gop convention. it takes 1237 delegates to win the republican nomination, trump now has 1238. >> president obama was asked to weigh in on the race for the white house, while in japan for the g7 summit. as correspondent weijia jiang report, president more careful with his opinion about hillary clinton than donald trump. >> president obama told reporters in japan that world leaders are paying close attention to the us presidential race, especially the presumptive republican nominee, donald trump. >> they're rattled by it. and for good reason. they've got a lot of the proposals that he's made, display either ignorance of world affairs, or a cavalier attitude. >> trump has suggested banning muslims from entering the us and allowing japan and south korea to have nuclear arms. the president's comments folds a session of the g7 summit. president obama was not as forthcoming when a reporter brought up a skating report released wednesday, about hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail serv

the associated press says there is an airport security breach once every ten days. megan mcgrath is live at ray began national with more. >> reporter: yeah, there a lot of security at the terminal. your baggage is screened and you have to go through security. but what with about the grounds of t a the outer perimeter of the airport. according to an investigation by the associated press, intruders breached fences and outer perimeters about once every ten day. look at the newspapers. dulles international, they had eight incidents. reagan national, one. bwi marshall, one incident. 34 breaches at the busiest airports last year. none involved trierrorism, buti. we talked to one traveler who says he hasn't thought about it, but, yeah, there this probably could be improvement. >> it's a weak spot, so that's what they will penetrate. so they need more. everything is considered inside, not outside. but outside trouble. >> reporter: and san francisco international airport had the worst record with 41 incidents. the last breach in our area actually happened last january here at

that according to the "associated press." it reports the billionaire reached the magic number after some unbound delegates told the news agency they will spurt him at the convention0. so take a look at this. here's the updated count. you can see trump now has 138 delegates, one more than he needs to lock up the nomination, and trump has been the presumptive nominee for weeks already and has been going up for the general election, and stepping up his attacks against democratic front-runner hillary clinton and how says he is willing to debate bernie sanders. >> yes, am. how much is he going to pay me? >> you would do it for a price? >> if i debated him, we would have such high ratings, and i think i should give -- take that money and give it to some worthy charity. okay. >> if it was done for charity, you would agree -- >> if he paid a nice sum toward a charity, i'd love to do that. >> what if the network put up the money. >> what did -- >> what did sanders day? he tweeted game on. hopes the debate will hey before the primary on

the associated press said he taunted his former rivals and hillary clinton. according to the wire service, he mocked clinton's loss to bernie sanders in west virginia saying, quote, she got her ass kicked last night. here's hillary clinton in neighboring new jersey yesterday. >> i believe with all my heart that we are better than the campaign that the presumptive nominee for the republican party is running. you know, the choice in this campaign literally could not be clearer. >> also writing in the washington informer yesterday, she called for making washington, d.c. the 51st state. she called out trump, saying she hasn't given it much thought, adding she would be a vocal champion. >>> now bernie sanders, bernie sanders has pinned his path to a nomination on winning california. but there are new signs of trouble. nbc news has confirmed has campaign has parted ways with its california state director. the campaign has given no reason for the split but they already filled the position. robert becker will now head to california. meanwhile, he held two campaign ral

peter, you were writing for the associated press. what kind of feedback were you getting on the impact of your storytelling? peter: the first three months but i was there, in 1962, we were getting messages from a washington bureau, saying "how come their coverage of washington of the white house was 180 degrees different than ours on that was happening in vietnam?" possibly those of us in vietnam were not concerned to much about our reporting buddies in washington. we were really concerned about what we were seeing in the field. when i was assigned to vietnam, the ap president said, peter, report the truth, report what you see. we'll support you all the way. , davidarrived, of course halberstam came in for the new york times. malcolm brown was a great photographer. all of us were reporting what we were fighting. what were we finding? american advisers would come to saigon, would come to the field, who would start complaining about the reluctance of the south vietnamese military to listen to their advice. there was an incident in the f

the national association for substance abuse prempleghts e -- prevention and treatment. you see dr. summers making his pitch to families of addicted love ones. the alleged scheme involved a doctor selling prescriptions for common abused drugs in exchange for cash payment. the indictment said subscription for drugs would be sold with no medical or metal evawbltion -- evaluation as required by law. >>> this to them was nothing but a business, an illegal business, a money making business not designed to help the neediest people in our society. >> reporter: shorts say many of the customers who came to the clinic were drug dealers or addicts who sold the medication, if convicted, the doctors could face jail time. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> new this morning, a driver crashed along kelly drive in the city's east falls section, the car smashed into a tree and rolled over. the action cam was there as firefighters pulled a person from the wrecked vehicle from midvale avenue. firefighters freed a second person from the wreckage. the vehicle smashed into two parked cars when it

only the associated press has. if you go by what associated press is saying, this bolsters what the clinton campaign has been saying. a primary in nebraska, a completely different result. at least we are sees from the caucus. >> eugene washington, also with us. kathryn powell, and by satellite, steve schmitz. >> there is something about watching bernie sanders go out, and give victory speech, it has to be unnerving to the clinton campaign. >> unnerving, annoying, a lot of things, it is not fun. this it was not actually, you know, i understand what steve said. i think that is a good and valid point to make. this was a beauty contest in nebraska. it did not count. nobody campaigned. when it counted. bernie sanders won. this isn't a great night for hillary clinton. every though bernie sanders will gain three delegates. it is insignificant. tucan't get rid of this guy. he keeps going, as rachel said, you don't know his end game. he runs as if he intends to win. doesn't seem to be a way for him to win. >> at the very le

according to the associated press, last year the owner of the bus, oga charters, was ordered by louisiana inspectors to take one of its carriers off the road to fix brakes and emergency exit problems. jamie yuccas, cbs news. >>> the ntsb is also investigating the crash of a stunt plane at a weekend air show. the single-engine plane crashed saturday afternoon near atlanta while performing aerial acrobatics. the pilot has been identified as greg connell, a veteran of air shows. >>> the father and son suspected in a strange utah kidnapping case are under arrest. the son walked up to a roadblock and surrendered. his father turned himself in earlier in the day. they're accused of luring a woman and four of her daughters into a house last week. the victims escaped and got help. >>> a memorial was held for singer prince at a church near his minnesota home. last night's service at a jehovah's witness hall was an invitation-only service. prince worshipped there. authorities are still investigating his death. he was found dead at his home last month. >>> and the search for a missing cruise ship pas

that according to the "associated press." reports the billionaire reached the magic number after some unbound delegates told the news agency they will spurt him at the convention0. so take a look at this. here's the updated count. you can see trump now has 138 delegates, one more than he needs to

the associated press hasn't declared a winner there. either way, the math didn't really change at all and it's frankly not going to change. secretary clinton is on track to clench this nomination next month. team fox coverage continues. mike emanuel live in d.c. >> reporter: bernie sanders sounds as committed as ever. he's doing two rallies in california later today as that is the big delegate prize on june 7th. sanders is trying to convince his supporters there's still a chance. >> this is in a sense the beginning of the final push to win california. [ cheers and applause ] many of the pundits and politicians, they say bernie sanders should drop out. [ booing ] >> reporter: sanders says he agrees with the boos and reiterated he isn't going anywhere until the last primary ballot is cast. >> while he keeps talking, clinton's people are going after trump. >> reporter: no question about it. a $6 million ad starting today. priority's usa action started this one called "speak" suggesting trump is a sexist. >> like girls that are 5'1", they co

endorsing the establishment of an african american student association. those kinds of things. and then academic freedom was a , big issue, on campus, and also in the state. when george wallace and some in the montgomery legislature realized what was going on here, they decided they needed to take control of the university in terms of who comes here to speak. clayton powell came here to speak in 1964. dick groat gregory -- dick gregory came here to speak. the students had invited people like that to come down here. and then, some of the more radical students decided they didn't want any kind of impediments to bringing in speakers. and they made an issue out of it this by inviting eldridge cleaver, jerry rubin, and abbie hoffman, and tom hayden, that founder of saying yes. the president said, we can't do that. had they come here to speak, the university would have gone on to the legislature very drastically. the thing about frank rose, was, he knew what battles were worth fighting and what battles were not. for instance, we had a program here called emphasis. it started in 1966.

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