people who said oh, trump u wasn't on the level, i'm voting hillary. probably not. we've seen for the past year trump getting a pass on these issues. people knowing who he is and supporting him for reasons that have nothing to do with the details of his biography. >> on the republican side you get a lot of pushback saying where are the investigations into the clinton foundation? where is the other shoe to drop with all the things that they are involved in? now we're hearing tonight that bryan pagliano, the i.t. specialist, is going to plead the fifth in the e-mail investigation. is there a tit for tat here that is equal when it comes to problems for both candidates? >> look, there's always been a double standard with trump, for trump. it will happen after trump where the -- the investigative zeal always is whetted in the press if it has to do with republicans. in the first line of every story it will say xx, a republican. if it's a democrat it will be paragraph 18 but i think with hillary, the reason people are holding back right now, because it's in the hands of an

donald trump may be reopening trump u. that's straight ahead. >>> trump university or maybe donald trump will not go down without a fight despite three separate lawsuits donald trump is tweeting this: after the negotiation is disposed of and the case won i have instructed my execs to open trump u. so much interest in it. i will be pres. john roberts is traveling alongside the trump campaign. john, what did he say? >> greta, good evening to you. it's part of trump's philosophy is never let them see you sweat. never admit fault. never show weakness. there are a lot of people who would probably love to escape it with whatever they have and not be held to any great degree of liability. but not donald trump. boldly stated that he is going to win this case and should he win the case and win the presidency, trump university will be back in business again. new york's attorney general eric sneiderman his contention n all of this who is handling the litigation this is straight up, no popes fraud. and said on a cable network morning s

he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump "u." it's important that we recognize what he has done because that's usually a pretty good indicator of what he will do. >> clinton's campaign retweeted old tweets from both mitt romney and marco rubio and clinton is delivering what's being billed as a major national security speech. it's a contrast to donald trump's incessant trash talking. >> hillary is not a talented person and in fact she's a person with absolutely no natural talent. all you have to do is watch her speak. have you even noticed for a minor speech he has teleprompters. do i have teleprompters here? no! but she's got like the minor speeches and she's going and i saw this a couple of times. you know, four words. we're going to win in the north, south, east and west. baba-baba. oh, boy. so insincere. hillary clinton and this is 100%, hillary clinton who lies -- i mean, she lies. you remember that i started that? she lies. she lies, she made a speech and she's making another one tomorrow. and they sent me a copy of the spee

people who said oh, trump u wasn't on the level, i'm voting hillary. probably not. e seen for the past year trump getting a pass on these issues. people knowing who he is and supporting him for reasons that have nothing to do with the details of his biography. >> on the republican side you get a lot of pushback saying where are the investigations into the clinton foundation? where is the other shoe to drop with all the things that they are involved in? now we're hearing tonight that bryan pagliano, the i.t. specialist, is going to plead the fifth in the e-mail investigation. is there a tit for tat here that is equal when it comes to problems for both candidates? >> look, there's always been a double standard with trump, for trump. it will happen after trump where the -- the investigative zeal always is whetted in the press if it has to do with republicans. in the first line of every story it will say xx, a republican. if it's a democrat it will be paragraph 18 but i think with hillary, the reason people are holding back right now, because it's in the hands of an fbi.

reporter: taking a page from trump, clinton kept up the assault online with a barrage of tweets calling trump u., a con that potentially put people at risk. but trump's not the only candidate being scrutinized by federal authorities. clinton's e-mail server is the focus of a long-running f.b.i. investigation. in a new national quinnipiac poll, both candidates get low marks for honesty, though trump does slightly better. >> i want to have an intervention. ( laughter ) >> reporter: speaking in indiana today, trump went after trump's plan to lower taxes for the wellie. >> that will not bring jobs back. that is not fighting for the american middle class. that will not help us win. that is not going to make your lives better. that will help people like him. >> reporter: trump is not the type to let an attack go unanswered, and this evening, he has taken to twitter saying, "crooked hillary clinton is a fraud who has put the public and country at risk by her illegal and very stupid use of e-mails. many missing." in other words, scott, i know you are, but what am i? >> pelley: nancy cordes reporting to

they show aggressive sales tactics allegedly used by trump u staffers. former employees say it's a playbook how to entice pro speb students to enroll in its real estate seminars by guiding customers through the roller coaster of emotions. trump forward, suggesting the judge's spanish heritage even though he was born in indiana would affect his ability to judge the case. >> so what happens is the judge who happens to be we believe mexican which is great. >> the trump campaign published a video with three who praised the program. one says she was never told to sign anything and was offered a refund. kendis and diane, back to you. >> stephanie, thank you. federal prosecutors have decided not to the file civil rights charges in a minneapolis police shooting that sparked protests across the city. jamar clark was killed in a scuffle with two police officers back in philosophy. witnesses said he was handcuffs at the time. physical evidence showed he was not handcuffs. civil rights groups are demanding more action. >> it's unacceptable to see the laws and policie

. >> his own employees testified that trump u, you can't make this up, that trump u was a fraudulent scheme where donald trump enriched himself at the expense of hard working people. >> reporter: hillary clinton is flying to california today as well. she realizes it is a tough race and new polls shows it is dead even. she is only up by two points. bernie sanders took delight in that wednesday as he campaigned there. >> i'm shocked. you know why? you told me the campaign is over. i wonder why secretary clinton and her husband bill are back in california. >> reporter: hillary clinton does not need to win california, but she would like to. it is some 475 delegates next cue tuesday. that is why she will spend the next five days. john and christine. >> jeff, thanks for that. the 2016 race feels like it will get a major player. president obama is attacking myths. without mentions donald trump or hillary clinton by name at a speech in indiana, the president says he is ready and eager to join the fray. we have michelle kosinski with more. >> reporter: this was the first place the president t

as for trump u, well, trump's camp says those people who have been talking about trump u and making allthese allegations, he said they're simply false. that's what the trump camp says, and, in fact, carol, they've released a number of people who have come out and who have said they had a positive experience at trump u. carol? >> jason carroll reporting live from los angeles. thank you so much. let's talk about the impending clinton/trump showdown on foreign policy. i want to bring in david gergen, a cnn senior political analyst and former presidential adviser to reagan, ford, clinton, and nixon and bill nojay, co-chair of the new york trump for president and josh golpar a hillary clinton supporter. thank you for being with me. before we begin, a few facts on america's war on isis. 26,000 isis terrorists have been killed by coalition forces, and about 60% of isis territory in iraq and syria has been reclaimed. coalition forces have conducted 12,400 air strikes. the total cost for this, $11.8 million every single day. so far the u.s. has spent $7.4 billion. so, bill, you're a trump suppor

he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> in moments we'll speakhuckabee we start with james rosen with these newly released documents from the case. >> good evening, both sides in the class action litigation surrounding trump university may have reason to rue the release of the hundreds of pages that were unsealed by the court. a series of for profit real estate seminars administered by a series of 29 people launched in 2005. donald trump would handpick the instructors. he did not. although trump testified in a 2012 deposition that he did personally review many applications for instructors. a playbook created for the trump u sales force, coached them on how to market these courses, down to single mothers with three children who may need money for food. money instructed the playbook is never a reason for not enrolling in trump university. if they really believe in you and your product they will find the money. you're not doing any favor by led letting someone use lack se. trump campaign spokeswoman said much of the unsealed evidence demonstrates th

was a question of hand-picking of speakers one of the claims and one of the people that worked for trump u, mr. sexton was asked about this and he says on the screen, none of our instructors at the live events were actually hand-picked by donald trump. they asked mr. trump, do you have any basis to dispute that testimony? he says, no, that's correct. another quick highlight from trump in his deposition when they ask is one of these people a mentor or instructor, you don't know? the answer is, i don't know. the question from the lawyer representing these customers as i mentioned, so do you know any of the mentors that worked for trump u? mr. trump says, no,dow don't, that was up to mr. sexton. this is a little dry but you dig through the documents it does reveal more than donald trump otherwise might have wanted because it shows a controversy here. there are people and we put them up on the screen the trump folks found working there or happy customers who say, of course, they knew donald trump wasn't hand-picking everyone and wanted to be a part of his brand and secrets and felt they got th

that trump u was a fraudulent scheme.his is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. [ cheers ] he's trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> hillary seizing on the trump u university as trump fights back and repeatedly slamming the federal judge overseeing the case here in california over the university. releasing this video of a former student that the trump campaign claims of success story. >> the course that is i took is outstanding. >> the learning experience, for me the teachers are positive with me and patience with me in the class. >> do we ever felt pressure going in any direction we did not want to go? truly just -- >> close financial ties to trump and his businesses. joining me now from our daily fix, chris cillizza and halie jackson and nick who broke the story debunking that trump video. nick, tell me about the ties of some of those vallidators. >> right, two of them have former business ties. one of the gentlemen had water company and someone else, a son had b

he is trying to scam america, the way he scammed all the people at trump u. >> clinton's attempts, to focus on trump. >> bill clinton, racing to california. maybe they think this california is not quite over. >> this is the last word on campaign 2016. >> president obama unofficially entered the presidential campaign, not to support hillary clinton or bernie sanders but to oppose donald trump. he is speaking right now in a rally in sacramento. >> he chose indiana to attack donald trump. the unemployment rate now, is 4.3 president. 4.3% unemployment with the conditionation of his policies or 19% or worse with donald trump's policies. >> the republican nominee for president said he would dismantle all the rules. that is crazy. have we -- no, look. i mean. sometimes i will be honest with you. sometimes, i just don't get it. how it is that somebody could propose that we weaken regulations on wall street. have we forgotten what just happened eight years ago? it hadn't been that long ago. because of their reckless behavior. you got hurt. the notion that you would voe

he says after the litigation is disposed of and the case won, i have instructed my execs to open trump uerest in it. i will be president. katrina peerson told me they're going to go and reopen that university. trump university afterwards. stand by for a moment, mark. i'm told the news conference, lapd news conference just started. i want to listen in on the murder-suicide yesterday. >> based on information that they recovered from the homicide scene with the authorities in minneapolis, follow-up investigations were done to sarkar's residence in st. paul, minneapolis, where additional information was located which led local authorities to a nearby town where a female was located in a residence with a gunshot wound causing her death. we believe sarkar to be the suspect at that time in that homicide and are working with minnesota authorities to close that case. we believe that sarkar came to the l.a. area very recently within the last couple of days. he traveled from minnesota in a 2003 gray nissan centra, license plate is displayed here. 720 king tom william, ktw. we are still looking for

. >> his employees testified that trump u, you can't make this up, that trump u was a fraudulent scheme where donald trump enriched himself at the expense of hard working people. >> reporter: as hillary clinton focusing on donald trump, bernie sanders is out in california. hillary clinton is flying to l california today as well. a new poll shows she is only one by two points. bernie sanders took fligdelight that. over.u told me the campaign was i wonder why secretary clinton and her husband bill are back in california. >> reporter: hillary clinton does not need to win california, but she would le to. it is the biggest delegate prize of all. 475 delegates next tuesday. that is why she will spend the next five days campaigning and going after trump in san diego trying to present trump as unqualified and unfit for the presidency. john and christine. >> let's talk about all this right now. joining us is digital managing editor zach wolf. interesting day shaping up in the presidential race. hillary clinton giving a speech in san diego. her aides saying this is a major foreign policy address.

trump u. primanded me for not trying harder to sell the program to this couple. jason nicholas, a former trump employee as well says salespeople told customers how donald trump buys property with little or no money down. this was not true. trump u. did not teach donald trump's real estate investment secrets or how he evaluated properties. look, i can tell you also from the trump side of things directly on some of that controversy there, andrea, we have mark who directed the initiative and says, hey, the script used by mr. nicholas makes no statements about trump's hand-picked experts nor about mr. trump's secrets. andrea, no surprise that there's going to be debate in an open and ongoing lawsuit about the facts. that's what the case will resolve and that will not be done until after the election in november. it's a larger question of what is donald trump's actual record and do his own statements or some say exaggerations differ with what other people experienced when they got involved in his co

like trump u is going to be a little bit of a problem we are reading in the newspapers. that they know that they might be concerned about donald trump on? you saw it in the quinnipiac poll. they think donald trump is better at handling isis than hillary clinton is. but by i think a 12-point margin, 50 to 33, they believe she's better at handling nuclear weapons or nuclear arsenal. connell: reckless, maybe she'll use today. but the point she says he's dangerous. he's already ahead of that. with all of the crocked hillary clinton, of course, crocked hillary policy experience, she has made so many mistakes, monstrous, exclamation point. if you're trump, 140 characters or less, you look at libya, i guess. seems like he's going to go back to libya to use against her. >> what's interesting is if you make the broad charge, our foreign policy, our international relations are in bad shape. they will blame obama more than they would blame her. you know she lied to us about benghazi. she turned down the request of our embassador for security. you know, it was on her watch that they

he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. it's important that we recognize what he has done, because that's usually a pretty good catindico of what he will do. >> pretty strong. retweeted from mitt romney and marco rubio criticized donald trump on trump university. clinton broaden her attacks, a national security speech, her campaign is promising to contrast donald trump's incessant trash talking of america. trump, meanwhile, was quick to attack clinton during a rally in sacramento last night. >> hillary is not a talented person. in fact, she's a person with absolutely no natural talent. all you have to do is watch her speak. you ever notice, even for a minor speech, she has teleprompters. do i have teleprompters here? no. she's got like these minor speeches and she's going -- i saw this a couple of times, four words. we're going to win in the north, south, east and west. ba ba ba. oh, boy. so insincere. hillary clinton, and this is 100%, hillary clinton who lies -- i mean she lies, remember that? i started that. she lies. she

secretary hillary clinton has been using trump u to go on the attack. >> i have a judge who is a haterald trump. >> where donald trump enriched himself at the expense of hard-working people. >> i will win the trump university case. i could settle that case, i just choose not to. >> this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. >> judge is very unfair. he knows he is unfair. who happens to believe, we believe, mexican. i think that's fine. you know what? i think the mexicans are going to end up loving donald trump when i give all these jobs. okay? >> he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> and most of the people that took those courses have letters saying they thought it was great. >> businessman and honorary co-chair for trump campaign carl delgino goes "on the record." nice to see you, sir. >> hi, greta. >> how do you describe trump university? >> well, trump university is a school that donald felt could be successful and could give a lot of kids an opportunity which they didn't have otherwise. and i think from his perspective

he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all of those people at trump u. >> reporter: clinton's attacks, part of a day-long assault on the issue, one trump dismissed as without merit. the level of attacks at the impartiality and ethnicity of the judge overseeing the case. >> i could settle that case. i could have settled it. i just choose not to. >> reporter: all as the presumptive gop nominee heads back on to the campaign trail and with a stopped schedule in california. >> i am going to make a heavy, heavy, heavy play. i actually think we're going to win california. >> we're going to make a big thing. >> reporter: continuing to stick close to the likely democratic nominee in another national poll. >> our polling has come out and they are doing very well. we are pretty much even and in some cases ahead of hillary. >> reporter: trump continuing to cite the positive poll numbers as a driving force behind a once fractured party which is getting behind its nominee. >> the republican party was really well-unified. people you never thought possible are saying i support trump. >> repor

bill, by suggesting the judge in the trump u. are in the tank for trump and your interview with him was weak. bill, thanks for your pointed questions to trump. he knees to stay on point or he will lose. don hadly, salt lake city, utah. he needs to focus on issues, not personal stuff. bob shemcowski. i can tell you, it's a cesspool of political activity. if you don't believe some judges make decisions based on political beliefs, you must also believe in the tooth fairy. bowling green, kentucky. your analysis of ali's legacy was best i've healrd, a pithy picture of a complicated man. as a proud italian, i was offended by the watters world on the jersey shore using clips of the sopranos. you need to forget about it. lawrence lovely, ober lynn park, kansas. just finished killing regular be. don't know if nancy would have liked it, but i believe the president would have. we were surprised when our kids gave us tickets to see o'reilly and miller in atlanta as gifts for mother's and father's days. i hope you like the show. a few tickets

he says in these newly unsealed document, trump u. told consumers trump would be acti actively involved. that was not true. he was not in trump u. as far as i could tell. i only saw him come in one time from five to ten minutes. that goes to how the place is marketed. and some people say if you go to a trump hotel, that doesn't mean he's the maitre d'. this from ronald shackelboard. he said he left because, quote, i believe trump u. was engaging in misleading, fraud lent and dishonest conduct. he talks about a couple who was considering their $35,000 elite program and they would have had to pay for the program using his disability income and taking out a loan. trump u. reprimandinged me for not trying harder to sell the program to this couple, ending quote. as i say, a lawsuit has two sides. here's what some of the trump university side is. you've got to look beyond one or two or ten disgruntled people. they said about 10,000 written evaluations have come in from students across the country. 95% of students rated 4.85 or higher out of

he joins us to talk about the civil lawsuit you have pending against trump u. donald trump. how big a case of this in the scheme of things as your office brings? >> we've brought case against different for profit universities before. this was part of a broader investigation. more than 5,000 people were ripped off for millions of dollars. >> across the country or just in new york? >> across the country. >> how many in new york. >> 6, 700 victims. it was run as new york university. it was never registered or certified. didn't do any of the things you have to do to call yourself a university. we brought the suit back in august 2013, long before anyone thought he would be the republican nominee for president. it's nothing to do with politics. it's straight up fraud case. made representations to these people they would teach them his personal secrets to get rich in real estate. he had nothing to do with writing the curriculum. the president of the university has testified to that under oath, so has he. it's a straightforward fraud case. it's now he's sgentered the po

. >> trump "u" was a fraudulent scheme where donald trump enriched himself at the expense of hard working people. this is just -- >> a quinnipiac poll shows clinton only 4 points ahead of trump nationwide. >>> donald trump is in sacramento speaking at a rally. that's where christin ayers is tonight. christin, um, how are the crowds there so far? >> reporter: very enthusiastic! there are thousands of people waiting to get inside this airport hangar at the sacramento jet center. despite it being nearly 100 degrees here, that didn't stop people from filling the parking lot outside. we walked around talking to some trump supporters earlier today and a lot of people very enthusiastic. they have their t-shirts, their signs, their hats. they all said that they are here because they want to hear trump take on jobs and the economy. others told me that they are here because they're voting for the lesser of two evils, between him and hillary clinton. and still others telling me they are here to hear that signature straight talk. >> we have been waiting since like about 1:00 and i think it's going to

. >>> hillary flunks donald on trump u. let's play hardball. hillary clinton donald trump hard today. clinton called the republican nominee to be a fraud who took advantage of vulnerable americans and that's her line of attack. trump shows no sign of toning down his on rhetoric. he has also targeted the judge in the case against trump university hitting him in campaign rallies and interviews as someone he says is biassed against him. >> judge has been unfair, not done a good job. he's been very unfair. i will win the trump university case. i already am as far as i'm concerned. >> i have a judge who is hater of donald trump. he's hater. his name is gonzolo. i'm getting railroaded by a legal system that, frankly, they should be ashamed. the judge, who happens to be, we believe, mexican, which is great. i think that's fine. >> you think the judge has been extremely hostile to me. i think it has to do with perhaps the fact i'm very strong on the border, very strong on the border and he's been hostile to me. we have a very hostile judge. he is hispan

a promise he made himself in this trump u video. >> at trump university, we teach success. that's what it's all about. success. it's going to happen to you. >> reporter: but now, by court order, we're getting a glimpse into a trump university employee playbook, revealing hard-sell tactics used to get prospective students to pay tens of thousands of dollars for trump's real estate course. staffers told, quote, "money is never a reason for not enrolling in tmp and your product, they will find the money." >> action is what trump university is all about. >> reporter: the playbook shows people were instructed to tell students, "this is not something we offer to just anyone." and, "you know who my boss is, right?" ♪ money >> reporter: how much did it all cost? up to $35,000. included in that, students got an unaccredited real estate course, involving a series of retreats, mentorship sessions with instructors, an online curriculum and access to a list of properties that were being foreclosed. and paper certificates of accomplishment like these. if they couldn't afford it? one form

. >> his own employees testified that trump u. -- you can't make this up, that trump u. was a fraudulent scheme, where donald trump enriched himself at the expense of hard working people. this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all of those people at trump u. >> hillary clinton who lies -- i mean, she lies. she has no natural talent to be president. i'll tell you what, folks, she doesn't know what the hell she's doing. it's going to be another four years of disaster. >> president obama also jumping into the fray, launching a new attack against trump during a visit to indiana yesterday. not mentioning trump by name and trump was quick to fire back later yesterday. >> the republican nominee's tax plan would give the top 1/10th of 1% a bigger tax cut than the 120 million american households at the bottom. that is not going to make your lives better. that will help people like him. >> this is a president who doesn't have a clue. >> why don't you mention donald trump by name? >> you know, he seems to do

. >> trump u. a fraudulent scheme where donald trump enriched himself at the expense of hard-working people. he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. it's important that we recognize what he has done, because that's usually a pretty good indicator of what he will do. and on issue after issue, we see someone who is unqualified and unfit to be president of the united states. >> in the documents released, former employees called the school, a quote, lie, and a scheme. saying the for-profit business relied on high pressure sales tactics that exploited the vulnerable and the elderly. the federal judge unsealed the documents after trump personally lambasted this judge on the stump last week. i'll have more on what was an unprecedented action, actually by a presidential nominee in a minute. but this afternoon, trump released a video of students speaking in support of the school. >> i must tell you that the courses that i took were outstanding. >> it was an amazing learni

they show aggressive sales tactics allegedly used by trump u staffers. ow to entice perspective students to enroll in its real estate seminars by guiding customers through the roller coaster of emotions. trump denies all claims brought forward in this lawsuit, his camp suggesting that the judge's hispanic heritage, even though he was born in indiana, would affect his ability to judge the case. >> so what happens is the judge who happens to be, we believe, mexican, which is great. >> the trump campaign published a video with three who praised the program. one says she was never told to sign anything and was offered a refund if she didn't see herself using any of the techniques. kendis and diane, back to you. >> all right, stephanie ramos there. thank you, stephanie. >>> federal prosecutors have decided not to the file civil rights charges in a minneapolis police shooting that sparked protests across the city. jamar clark, a 24-year-old black man, was killed in a scuffle with two police officers back in november. witnesses said he was handcuffed at the time

voters having more important things to consider than the disenchantment of a few trump u clients. the situation has put donald trump on the defensive. no question there is a political component to the legal action as the law firm behind the class action lawsuits often helps the democratic party. in fact, the firm has paid bill and hillary clinton a combined $657,000 for speeches since 2009. according to the website law news.com. that makes the legal action look like a political hit job. as it is likely the law firm is working on contingency. so mr. trump is correct to be indignant and defend himself vigorously. but part of that defense included a negative personal assessment of the judge in the case, a mexican-american named gonzalez cruiel. >> sea mexican. we are building a wall between here and mexico. the is he giving us unfair rulings. rulings that people can't even believe. >> immediately, an outcry arose and not only by trump critics. yesterday newt gingrich who supports trump said the candidate was wrong to spotlight the judge's heritage. >> this is one of the worst mistake

from the very beginning trump u. speakers told students to raise their credit card limit and use their increed credit limits to purchase that next level of a trump university seminar. there were basically tiered levels. for a few thousand dollars you could have a shorter seminar and up to $30,000 you could have a deluxe package. those are high-pressure sales techniques and that was in the book itself. the question is whether it was fraud and showing it is more difficult. here's the trump numbers according to the lawsuit. they say they had 10,000 written evaluations from students across the country. 97% of students who provided written evaluations rated trump u. programs 4.85 or higher on a 1 to 5 scale. that's the trump u. side of it. it really comes down to whether there was a little exaggeration or whether trump wasn't necessarily there all the time, it comes down to a question of whether this was essentially a scam enterprise where people were sold one thing and got another. >> let me play a sound bite from a forme

they show aggressive sales tactics allegedly used by trump u staffers. forrer employees say it's a playbook on how to entice prospective students to enroll in its real estate seminars by guiding customers through the realer coaster of emotions. trump denies all claims brought forward in this lawsuit. his camp suggesting that the judge's hispanic heritage even though he was born in indiana would except his ability to judge the case. >> so what happens is the judge who happens to be, we believe, mexican, which is great. >> reporter: the trump kpaib has tub pished by video with three former attitudes who praised the program. one student says she was never forced to sign nipg and was offered a refund if she didn't see herself using any of the techniques. stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >> and coming up on abc 7 news at 5, we'll hear from bernie sanders as he wraps up his bay area visit today. but it won't be his last time here before tuesday's primary. we'll explain on abc 7 news at. >>> throughout the state of texas, widespread flash flooding has sent

trump u, that's very important. we're going to see those people, a lot of the victims you've been reporting on, drew, in campaign ads, in other things, making this case here. the question is does it matter? donald trump's been teflon so far, this is different because there are real faces, real people behind it. >> as you said landed in their laps, they're going to use it to the best of that are advantage. >> they're investigating this as much as anyone else is. find newer details, but the question is, trump supporters won't be swayed by this. they believe it may stop the expansion of trump's growth. for anyone out there who's she thinking, he sounds okay, it's time to shake things up, they could slow his growth, and that's what they're trying to do right now. >> the documents reveal scathing remarks by the sale manager. what did they say? >> these declarations that were released today is what hillary clinton built her speech on. these are quotes from those very documented released today and why they are damning is b

calls donald trump a fraud. >> he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump uing as new allegations emerge calling his trump university a scam. that cost some students tens of thousands of dollars. >>> panic at the zoo. for the first time we hear exactly what happened when that 3-year-old fell into aorilla exhibit. the brand-new 911 calls. his mom pleading for help. >> be calm! be calm! he's dragging my son. i can't watch this. >> we have wha

he he trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> all those people at trump u. that's very important. we're going to see those people, a lot of victims that you've been reporting on, drew, in campaign ads and other things, making this case. now the question is does it matter? donald trump has been teflon so far but this is slightly different because there are real faces behind it. >> this is man na from heavy. this as you said landed in their laps. >> they're investigating this as much as anyone else is. they're trying to find newer details. but the question is, i mean, trump supporters won't be swayed by this, but they believe it may stop the expansion of trump's growth. for anyone out there who is thinking, you know what, he sounds okay. it's time to shake things up. they believe this could sort of slow his growth, and that's what they're trying to do right now. >> the documents unsealed by the judge reveal scathing remarks by a former sales manager from trump university. you've been investigating, drew. what did they say? >> you talk about man na from heav

video of three students who say they they are successful in business because of what they learned at trump u told cbs news. >> i didn't get any financial gain. it has been a big time knelt loss at this point. >> the judge is now trying to roll back his orders saying he mistakenly ordered some documents released that contain personal information on the students like home addresses. about 40% of the students, scott, have asked for a refund. >> jan crawford in the washington newsroom. jan, thank you. >>> today a fired florida police officer was charged in the fatal shooting of the 31-year-old man who was stranded on a highin the middle of the night. last october. the victim was armed, legally, prosecutors say the actions of the plain clothesed cop in palm beach gardens were grossly negligent. here is david begnaud. cory jones died waiting for help. last october the south florida drummer's vehicle had broke down. he was on the phone with roadside assistance when officer newman raja wearing no badge and in cashable clothes pulled up and confronted him according to cell phone transcripts released

. >>> he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> reporter: trump university the latest controversies for the republican nominee. new documents reveal students paid up to 35 miles per hour dollars all they got for that is an uncredited real estate course and online curriculum and access to a list of foreclosed properties and paper certificate. >>> she had a no natural talent to be president. >> reporter: now clinton has another high profile attack dog in her corner, a fired up president obama shaking off the campaign trail cobwebs tearing into trump proposals, including his tax plan. >>> that will not make your lives better, that will help people like him. >> reporter: clinton supporters welcoming the new aggressive tone saying they want more. >>> what do you want toddes her do? >>> say shut up donald. >> reporter: clinton has a peach on northbound security she'll slam trunk for his dangerous proposals and trash talking of america. reporting from washington, karen travers abc news. >>> coming up more new stories you didn't see last night, police in

the candidate is still facing lawsuits alleging trump u defrauded students. but trump said after the litigation is disposed of and the case won, i have instructed my execs to open trump u. now, in that foreign policy address today, hillary clinton called donald trump's policies dangerous. she said he was temperamentally unfit and donald trump decided to go after hillary clinton for her style. he took to twitter to say, "bad performance by crooked hillary clinton reading poorly from the teleprompter. she doesn't even look presidential." jake? >> donald trump has called many mexicans immigrants and drug dealers. my interview with senate majority mitch mcconnell coming up next. >>> plus, finally some clarity in the death of superstar prince. the medical examiner's report is in and those results are coming up. i'm so sorry, ms. maroney. this personal essay is way harder than i thought, it's just not in my nature to brag on myself. not even a backdoor brag? what's a backdoor brag? sneaking something wonderful about yourself into everyday conversation, like when i t

he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> trump told thousands of supporters his plan to put america first. >> we are are going to make great trade deals. we are going to have a strong border and we are going to have a wall and we are going to have a wall. >> bernie sanders held an evening rally marking trump's position on immigration and earlier he spoke in palo alto. they want real change in this country and they want a president who stands up to the billionaire class. >> it shows sanders and clinton in a dead heat heading into tuesday's primary. >> whatever i can do to help deliver the state of california to hillary clinton that's what i well do. >> hillary supporters gathered in the castro. the first nba player to come out as openly gay looked at the casual event. >> she will be ready from day one to serve all of the people and not just some of the people. >> i trust her wholeheartedly. in san francisco, abc said news. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, the sharks are on thin ice. we will take you to pittsburgh for game two of the stanley

. >> he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> reporter: the democratic front runner capitalizing on newly released testimony on ex- staffers accusing trump ewart of unethical, misleading and dishonest conduct, a fraudulent scheme that preyed on the elderly and uneducated to separate them from their money. >> trump and his employees took advantage of vulnerable americans, encouraging them to destroy their financial futures, all while making promises they knew were false from the beginning. donald trump himself is a fraud. >> reporter: president obama also bringing the heat against trump. >> he just says i'm going to negotiate a better deal. well, how -- how exactly are you going to negotiate that? what magic wand do you have and usually the answer is he doesn't have an answer. >> reporter: trump unsurprisingly vowing to hit back. >> she's going to start campaigning. well, if he campaigns that means i'm allowed to hit him just like i'm allowed to hit bill clinton i guess, right? >> well, in terms of vowing to hit back it should be noted that donald trump h

he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. >> trump told thousands of supporters his plan to put america first. >> we are are going to make great trade d deals. we are going to have a strong border and we are going to have a wall and we are going to have a wall. >> bernie sanders held an evening rally marking trump's position on immigration and earlier he spoke in palolto. they want real change in this country and they want a president who stands up to the billionaire class. >> it shows sanders and clinton in a dead heat heading into tuesday's primary. >> whatever i can do to help deliver the state of california to hillary clinton that's what i well do. >> hillary supporters gathered in the castro. the first nba player to come out as openly gay looked at the casual event. >> she will be ready from day one to serve all of the people and not just some of the people. >> i trust her wholeheartedly. in san francisco, abc said news. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, the sharks are on thin ice. we will take you to pittsburgh for game two of the stanley