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used to try to catch moving violators. moving violations by drivers as one captain put it, they are not speed cameras. but the cameras could be used as evidence. >>> a state law to get kids into better schools. new at 530. the challenges the bay area father faced to get his kids to transferred. >> two more states holding democratic primaries. two more results coming in. >>> sharks swarm a popular northern california beach. the reason scientists say we are seeing them so close to shore. >>> tracking the warmth. we are working in low 90s in the inland valleys. how long will they get back after the break. today voters going to the polls in democratic primaries. >> and getting results from kentucky where 5 delegates are up for grabs ross palumbo is here now and it looks close. >> the polls in kentucky closed and let's take a look at the latest numbers. bernie sanders has a thin lead over hillary clinton. look at that..7% right now. but keep in mind that largest city in kentucky is louisville and the metro area and the votes are not counted and that specific county. jefferson hillary clinton is ahead. so she holds that lead and she could take out and win in ke

seemingly natural book end to a speech he gave in pragmatic back in 2009 during his first year in office. >> as the only nuclear power who has used a nuclear weapon the united states as a moral responsibility to act. we cannot succeed in this endeavor alone but we can lead it. we can start it. >> reporter: analysts question whether the president's soaring rhetoric matched the reality of his time in office which they say has seen the global nuclear athlete increase not decrease. >> rush is designing a weapon that can wipe out an area the size of texas. china are sending nuclear armed submarines to sea. >> reporter: new pentagon figures underscore this point. under the obama administration they reduced their nuclear stockpile less than any other presidency. even hopeful intentions versus stark reality. >> kevin, thank you. >>> the debate is over. apparently over the debate between donald trump and bernie sanders. late this afternoon trump issued a statement saying it is not happening. to tell us why, what it all means is chief washington correspondent james rosen. good evening. >> reporter: donald trump has said he would debate sanders if someone donated 10 million

hillary clinton responding on camera to a scathing report from the state department's inspector general about her use of e-mail serving asry of state. that report obtained by cnn. says clinton did not seek permission to use a private e-mail server and says she would not received the okay if she asked. last night, clinton said the criticism is nothing new. >> well, there may be reports that come out, but nothing has changed. it's the same story. just like previous secretaries of state, i used a personal e-mail. many people did. it was not at all unprecedented. i have turned overall my e-mails. i have been incredibly open about doing that. i will continue to be open. it's not an issue that is going to effect the campaign or my presidency. >> today, the state department weighs in on a freedom of information lawsuit that would compel testimony about the e-mails from hillary clinton herself. that suit is one of several filed by the group judicial watch. the organization taking deposition today from a top aide of clinton when she was at the state department. cheryl mills is asking the judge in the case to prohibit release of t

the state department inspector general says clinton violated security guidelines when she used a private e-mail server as secretary of state. clinton has said she did it for convenience, but the report says she used private e-mail because she was concerned about anyone getting access to her personal information. nancy cordes has more. >> what i did was allowed by the state department. >> reporter: clinton has never said who authorized her use of a private e-mail server, and today we learned why: the internal audit found no evidence that the secretary requested or obtained guidance or approval. the report said diplomatic security officials did not and would not have signed off because the arrangement violated policies implemented in 2005. >> breaches. >> reporter: clinton has long insisted her home server was secure, but the report cites e-mails from her private technology adviser warning in january 2011 that he had to shut down the server because he believed someone was trying to hack it, and while they did not get in, i didn't want them to have the chance to. later that day, he sent a second message. "w

who don't like what i used to do for a living, so the temptation may be there for an ordinary human being to use that power that the government gives to them as an employee of the state to say, you know what, i'm going to push a little harder here, i'm going to stick it to this person. do you remember a single circumstance of anybody at the epa ever being fired for that in your 40 years there? >> congressman, i appreciate -- first of all, i appreciate your observation about the job of law enforcement's oftentimes not a popular job or designed to make everybody like you. i am not aware in my own experience of a case similar to what i'm hearing you say as someone who overused or abused their authority and was subsequently terminated solely for that reason, but i'll ask the staff to go back and look and see if there is such a thing. >> mr. sullivan, if there are allegations of that, like in the example that mr. palmer mentioned, that someone had been overzealous, perhaps exceeded their authority -- let's use that term. maybe that's a little bit more neutral. would that rise to the level of something the oig would look at? >> it could, but this is the first i'm hearing.

the internal state department report is a stinging blow as hillary clinton campaigns in california. it says as secretary of state her using private account broke federal rules that clinton did not reveal it, did not seek permission, would not have gotten an okay, and notes that clinton did not surrender all of her e-mails as required. other secretaries of state used private accounts. clinton has denied deception or wrongdoing. >> my personal e-mail use was fully above board. it was allowed by the state department. >> reporter: but the report found no record that department lawyers did okay her blackberry or her server as she claimed. >> inspector general's report not good. >> reporter: also in california today, donald trump attacked clinton. >> she's got bad judgment. she's got horribly bad judgment. >> reporter: democrats have revealed that trump before 2008 said he hoped housing prices would collapse so he would buy housing cheap. >> i sort of hope that happens. >> reporter: back at a rally, clinton took a trump's world is he gets his and you get hurt. >> reporter: her world now is more e-mail headaches. and the fbi cri

it is suspected they use cuba as a gateway into the united states or canada. and without objection, i ask unanimous consent that this article be inserted into the record. what this article reflects is truly frightening, given the fact that cuba currently has zero document verification machines at any of its airports. they do not have any electronic means of trying to verify whether any of the documents being presented to them are, in fact, what they purport to be and authentic. so, there you have it. these are the concerns, and they are multifaceted and serious. we are here today not to elaborate on the merits of the administration's rapprochement with cuba, but to take a serious look, as is our job, at the national security implications of a policy that has been pushed through at breakneck speed with seemingly minimal regard for the security and safety of the american people. with that, i now recognize the ranking member of this subcommittee, the gentlewoman from new york, ms. rice, for any statement she may have. representative rice: thank you, mr. chairman,

the internal state department report is a stinging blow as california. it says that secretary of state, her using a private e-mail account broke federal rules. that clinton did not reveal it, did not seek permission, would not have gotten okay, and notes clinton did not surrender all of her e-mails as required. clinton has denied deception or wrongdoing. >> my personal e-mail use was fully above board. it was allowed by the state department. >> reporter: but the report found no record that department lawyers did okay her blackberry or her server as she claimed. >> inspector general's report not good. >> reporter: also in california today, donald trump attacked clinton. >> she's got bad judgment. she's got horribly bad judgment. >> reporter: democrats had revealed that trump before 2008 said he hoped housing prices would collapse so he >> i sort of hope that happens. >> reporter: back at a rally, clinton took her shot. >> a good result in donald trump's world is he gets his and you get hurt. >> reporter: her world now is more e-mail headaches. pain could get more intense. the fbi investigation con

a report delivered to congress yesterday, the state department's inspector general criticized hillary clinton's e-mails, saying clinton violated government policies in using a private e-mail account asry of state. the next are asking why she did not seek permission to use it and why she refused to cooperate with the inspector general's investigation. clinton has refused to respond. at a rally yesterday, donald trump capitalized on the news. mr. trump: she is as crooked as they come.

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a critical report by the state department inspector general. that report finds as secretary of state, clinton violate ed cyr security guidelines using a private e-mail account for state business and found no evidence clinton got approval to use her own blackberry as she claims she did. clinton denied any wrongdoing. the fbi's criminal investigation into the issue is still ongoing. >>> here at home, jackie robinson's story of breaking baseball's color barrier is coming to the national constitution center and today workers put the finishing touches on the exhibit opening tomorrow. it features two contracts signed by robinson. one with the montreal royals in 1946 and the other with the brooklyn dodgers in 46. those signings came nearly two decades before the civil rights act. >> we think it's a great exhibit that helps us tell the story of civil rights movement from a different -- a very different perspective than we normally tell it. >> the jackie robinson contracts will be on display at the national constitution center until sunday, june 5th. >>> too many freshmen heading to penn state university. so for the first time ever, the school is offering a

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a scathing report from the state department inspector general. it concludes that the likely democratic nominee violated federal rules, both by using a private server as secretary of state and by failing to turn over those e-mails before leaving government service. the report reveals that clinton never saw it and did not receive permission for her off-grid server and repeatedly ignored security concernser raised by other state department officials. mrs. clinton addressed the report thursday in las vegas. >> i thinkrs the report is consistent with what i have been saying, that, the use of personl e-mail was a practice by other secretaries of state, and the rules wereer not clarified unti after i had left. and as i've said many times, if i could do it over again, i would have done it differently. >> joining the panel this week, "wall street journal" potomac watch columnist kim strassel, associate editorial page editor james freeman, and editorial board member joe rago. so, kim, the former secretary of state says the report merely corroborates all that she has been saying all along. is that true? >> s it's the exact opposite, paul. i mean, the importance

a good day for hillary clinton. the state department audit finds she broke federal rules by using a private e-mail server during her tenure asmer secretary of state, but the clinton machine is already spinning the story. we'll explain next. >>> and then later -- >> pocahontas, that's elizabeth warren. i call her goofy. >> if it a man who cares about no one but himself. >> donald trump and elizabeth warren are taking shots at each other. the clinton campaign denies it's coordinating with the senator. that and more as "hannity" continues. ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. with an unlimited mileage warranty on your certified pre-owned mercedes-benz, you can drive as far as you want for up to three years and be covered. so no matter where you go, your peace of mind and confidence will be as unlimited... as your mileage. visit the certified pre-owned sales event, now through may 31st. and learn more about our unlimited mileage warranty, only at your authorized dealer. mercedes-benz. the best

took the day off from campaigning after a tough week when a state inspector general report said as secretary of state she never asked permission to use a private e-mail server. clinton said she did. adding to her upward battle to clench the nomination. >> the democrats are all over the map. they go from very, very liberal to moderately conservative. and so because of that, historically it's always been more difficult for democrats. this year it looks even more so because of this huge fight that just won't end between sanders and clinton. >> and today on "meet the press" bernie sanders said he wouldn't rule out possibly becoming the running mate for hillary clinton but said right now he's focused on the california voters and clenching the june primary here. he also said that one of the things that he's thinking about is that even if he doesn't win in california, it does not mean that his campaign is over. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> it's good to be important. thank you. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton opened two new campaign offices in california this weekend. on saturday the hillary 4 california o

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a huge response. fighting the fire from all angles, stay with us for updates. happening now, a state of emergency as an historic wildfire rages at fort mcmurray in alberta, canada, a massive fire that forced the town of 80,000 people to evacuate, burning over 18,000 acres and firefighters say it is hard to contain because of dry conditions and strong winds. all commercial flights in and out of the region have been suspended. the reports of deaths or injuries but two women give -- gave birth in an evacuation shelter. the fire broke out on sunday. brian: two babies. li t jummy: the same system keeping them dry and warm, keeping us with engineering. wet andand dreary -- dreary. brian: there you go, exactly. we want improvement by the weekend. a little rain into saturday but sunday shows promise. cinco de mayo, if you are out gray,ating, cool, probably not out of the 50's. nonetheless come have fun and be responsible. -- nonetheless, have fun and be responsible. today the sunshine was up at 6:05 tonight's sunset is that 8:05. we would have 14 hours of daylight if there was some sunshine. the one caveat,

. >> clinton also dismissed a state department watchdog report that found she violated policy by using a private email server as secretary of state. she told a univision affiliate last night, i will continue to be open, and it's not an issue that's going to affect either the campaign or my presidency. >> here's the question from bernie -- >> sanders, meanwhile, used late night talk show host jimmy kimmel to challenge trump to a debate. trump says he'd do it -- for a price. >> oh, i'd love to debate bernie. he's a dream. well, i said and i said last night on jimmy's show, the question that was posed, i said, i want to debate him but i havet a lot of money put up for charity soar if we can raise money for women's health issues or something. >> if we raise $10 million, you will get on a debate stage with bernie sanders? >> i'd love to. today bernie sanders says he can't wait. >> i'm very excited about it and i think we're going to str goint the the largest stadium you have in california. >> sanders asked clinton to debate but she declined. for the pbs "newshour", i'm john yang. >> woodruff >> woodruff: we'll focus

stakeholders are absolutely right and want to ensure that federal funds are not used as a sub for state and local funds and title one schools. as the new statutory language does this by requiring districts to have allocation methodology that do not reduce a school's access to state and local funds because of its participation in title one. an alternative regulatory approach than the one propose would be to require districts to make their methodology like their spending data publicly available. then parents and voters would not only see how much is spent at each school, but they would also see district priorities as revealed through their funding mechanisms. thank you for the opportunity to comment on this topic. >> thank you, dr. gordon. miss marshall. >> chairman alexander, ranking member murray, and members of the committee. i'm honored to be here today to represent copa, a national peer to peer network that works to protect the civil rights of students with disabilities and their families. we stand strong to say our kids count, they can achieve and what they need and deserve is an eq

so you were full of (bleep). >> a state department audit finds hillary clinton broke federal rules bay using a private e-mail server while she was working as secretary of state. will this cripple her campaign? >> here to weigh in for us this morning is the former 2016 campaign advisor. she is also a fox news contributor. good morning. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> what do you think this means for hillary clinton and the election? >> well, i think that we have taken one more step to putting this incident behind us. they want to be focusing on the issues that affect them and their pocket books and their desire to be able to pay for their kids to go to college. i don't think there is anything new this report reveals. i think it boils down to hillary clinton made an innocent mistake. >> it is heather nauert. good morning to you. it shows she broke the rules. how do you say that is an innocent mistake? we know classified information waudz trance fored in the private e-mails. >> i don't think there was any malicious intent with the series of events that led to this. when the department of justice report comes out we will see the

off today from campaigning after a tough week when a state inspector general report said that as secretary of state she never asked for permission to use a private e-mail server. clinton said she did adding to her upward battle to clinch the nomination. >> the polls show the two of them virtually neck-and-neck. you take out the margin of upper error and they are absolutely deadlocked. that's all there is to it. it says a lot about their two campaigns, her difficulty in closing the deal. >> reporter: today on "meet the press," bernie sanders did not rule out the possibility of joining hillary clinton as his running mate in the future but he said right now he is focused on trying to win the california primary. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> many candidates doing the exact same thing. thanks, marianne. hillary clinton opening up two campaign offices in california this weekend. on saturday, an office opened in fresno and an office opened in colton, in san bernardino county. her bay area locations are in san francisco, oakland and also san jose. >> on the republican side, donald trump spent part of his sun

day off from campaigning today after a tough week when a state inspector general report said as secretary of state she never asks permission to use a private e-mail server. clinton said she did, adding to her upward battle to clinch the nomination. >> the polls show that two of them virtually are neck-and-neck. you take out the margin for error and they are absolutely deadlocked. that's all there is to it. it says a lot about their campaigns. her difficulty in closing the deal, his incredible ascendens. >> and today on "meet the press," sanders was asked if he would consider becoming hillary clinton's running mate. he did not rule the possibility out. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> hillary clinton opened up two more campaign offices in california. one opened in fresno and then today clinton's campaign opened their office in colton, san bernardino county. that brings a total of 11 clinton offices in the state of california. her bay area locations are in san francisco, oakland and san jose. >>> on the republican side, donald trump has done part of a memorial day rally in washington, d.c.. the pres

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use with others in the state department. clinton's campaign points out the report notes other secretaries of state used personal e-mail for work purposes as well saying there was a that the practice was acceptable. >>> here is a strange twist on the campaign trail. donald trump says he would be willing to debate bernie sanders before california's june 7 primary. he said that last night on jimmy kimmel live.. bernie sanders wanted to debate hillary clinton but she declined saying she was focused on campaigning against donald trump. >>> bernie sanders has accepted trump's offer to debate saying on twitter game on. so will it happen? we will continue to follow this story and of course let you know. >> all right. let's talk about what's billed as a revolutionary new fast food restaurant open in oakland right now. it features two star chefs. ktvu's alex savidge is there and you can get a meal for under ten bucks from a celebrity chef? >> reporter: yeah. it's an affordable meal. we are talking about healthy food locally sourced food. so that is the concept here behind the new restaurant. just opened here in uptown oakland right at broadway and 22nd street. we are insi

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a statistic dead heat. >> hillary clinton is under fire again for her e-mail practices as secretary of state. hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server violated security guidelines. an audit found no evidence she requested or obtained guidance or approval. it said security officials did not and would not have signed off because it violated policies implemented in 2005. she hasn't responded to the report. >>> a mystery on the campaign trail caught on camera. who is stealing signs belonging to a san jose city council candidate. joe vazquez with the story only on 5. >> reporter: take a look through the fence and you can see a big stack of campaign signs. most belonging to one particular city council candidate who told me tonight she concerned he might be the victim of political shenanigans. >> signs stacked up. >> reporter: steve brown is a candidate for san jose city council. someone has been stealing his campaign signs from yards. >> signs have been disappearing across the district here. >> reporter: he brought us here to the high school where teenagers dumped the signs. this is surveillance video from a nei

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while there are these advances in syria and iraq against the islamic state that, in libya, so many are people -- so many are using it as aumping off point, that in libya, islamic state is regaining in strength? , >> i'm very worried about it. islamic state is not a hierarchical bureaucratic , organization. it has some of those attributes, but it is also gaining ground through franchising, through developing local leaders i think , that's what we are seeing in libya today. laura: thank you for joining us. >> good to see you, laura. laura: donald trump has clinched the republican presidential nomination. the associated press now says he has enough delegates to put him over the top. today, he held a press conference in north dakota and shot back at president obama, saying if foreign countries are rattled by him, that is a good thing, not a bad thing. ♪ reporter: another rally, another town, but the difference today is that donald trump has now crossed the finish line and has the delegate votes needed to guarantee the republican nomination. mr. trump: you brought us over the line, folks, and i will always remember that. repo

said today that he may order clinton to testify under oath, about whether she used a private e-mail server as secretary of statefor the purpose of evading disclosures of public records. bernie zappedders held a rally in lexington, kentucky one day after winning indiana. he continues to insist there will be a contested convention in philadelphia. >>> tonight, lower merion police are trying to track down the thieves who ripped the doors right off of the frame and then stole them. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at one oak lynn ter as in bala cynwyd and clearly these were not the just any doors, chad? >> reporter: yes, these were old antique doors, doors were stolen sometime overnight. there is the opening right there these were massive doors weighing hundreds of pound. you can see the thief or thieves actually ripped a hinge right off the door frame. they are 8 feet high, stand 70 k oak weighing four to 500-pound a piece and they're gone. ripped off the hinges and stolen from the hardie house apartments. >> they are very ornate. they are about 90 years old, original to the building, antique doors. th

as the president of the national association of counties. brian coomb from the national emergency management association is here to talk with us about his experience as well as help us see things from a state perspective. mr. eric nelson, vice president of strategy and analysis for the travelers company incorporated rep sending the build strong coalition. kevin mickey, chair of the national institute of building sciences. i ask unanimous consent their statements be included in the record without objection as so ordered. we hope chief david paulson would be able to join us, but he had other commitments. i have a written statement for the record from him. i thank him and the build strong coalition for the input on these topics and ask consent that this statement be included. for the witnesses here, since your written testimony is made a part of the record, the subcommittee requests you limit your oral testimony to five minutes. congressman curbelo, you may proceed. >> ranking member carson, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. this is my first time testifying before congress and i'm glad to do it here at the transportation subcommittee on econo

a report delivered to congress yesterday, the state department's inspector general criticized hillary clinton's e-mails, saying clinton violated government policies in using a private e-mail account as secretary of state. the next are asking why she did not seek permission to use it and why she refused to cooperate with the inspector general's investigation. clinton has refused to respond. at a rally yesterday, donald trump capitalized on the news. mr. trump: she is as crooked as they come. she had a little bad news today, as you know. some reports came down that were not too good. not so good. the inspector general general's report, not good. charlie: the fbi's investigation continues. clinton said she would be willing to sit for an interview. the news also comes as bernie sanders closes in on hillary clinton's lead in california. joining us, a political reporter who focuses on clinton, and from washington, steven lee myers of the "times." let me begin with amy, where are we in day two of this story? amy: the clinton campaign faces a central challenge, her trust numbers. the latest new york times poll, 64% of registered voters said they do not trust hillary clinton, the same amount

a dead heat with sanders ahead of june primary in california. clinton stomped across the state as she played down a report from the state department's general that criticized her use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. >>> meantime, former new mexico governor, johnson, has won the libertarian presidential nominations on the second ballot in orlando. he is hoping to be a rival contender. peterson finished 2nd with 203 votes. we heard from donald trump, now hear from rolling thunder. although if you were in the area you might hundreds of thousands of bikers riding their motorcycles down to the national mall, 29th year but as it is reported people riding today wanted to make clear this tradition is not a parade it is a protest. >> reporter: on the weekend when we remember those fallen hundreds of thousands of bikers are showing what articled forces those missing in action are not forget 19this is not a parade or a party it is a protest. we need to tell our government that we still have people overseas and they need to account for them. >> this year, going to make me cry taking this beautiful lady. >> reporter: peckecky henry rode on the -- be

five days a week and 24 hours a day two days at a week teeseven no other country uses this as a way to punish people. but stateshave got rid of solitary confinement but the prisons are actually safer but it is just not a way to treat human beings. i was fortunate. to be able to read books and spiritual books that can be strong i set my days up like that was at college every couple of hours i did a lot of journalists and literacy played an important role but the biggest thing that i never feared with so many people originally and the psychological trauma and the maturity of those have some type of mental illness is. >> you talk about the violence it in the way those people would resolve but also extraordinary acts of kindness one of the times you're in solitary and they would send you guess? >> yes. there is a structural religion that i got into buddhism and then i got into different things. in what was most important for me is all these different perspectives that i could apply to my everyday life and not be boxed into one ideology. with the wisdom that is incredible. >> and a lot of people watching just could

state department. about her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. asre on trump to debate him before the california primaries. is that really going to happen? give you the reporting. cnn sunlen surfoti live in los angeles with more. sunlen? >> reporter: good morning, chris. both bernie sanders and hillary clinton are campaigning hard here in california. both will be here today leading into june 7th, which, of course, is the last day of contests in the primary calendar, but hillary clinton is certainly now finding herself facing considerably strong head winds as she tries to close this out. overnight, bernie sanders stoking talk of a debate between him and donald trump. >> you made it possible for us to have a very interesting debate. >> that's right. >> about two guys who look at the world very, very differently. >> reporter: and blasting his primary opponent hillary clinton for declining to debate before california's june 7th primary. >> it's kind of insulting to the people of the largest state in the united states of america, not to come forward and

i can't tell you why except this was a collaboration with the united states army and we did develop this as a possible use. owhen krercia retained the amout did, it did them improper elahit the quantity. and the various devices for administering the toxen that were found in the laboratory, certainly makes it clear that purely defensive uses were not what the agency was limited to in any way. in fact, there were dart guns, you mentioned suicide. the suicide is usually accomplished with a dartd, particularly a gun that can place the dart in a human target in such a way that he doesn't even know he's been hit. >> no question about it. it was also for offensive reasons. >> have you brought with you some of those devices would would have enabled the cia for using this poison? >> yes, for killing people. don't point it at me. >> can you roll that over? does this pistol fire the dart? >> yes, it does, mr. chairman. the round thing at the top is obviously etthe site, the rest it is practically a normal .45, although, it's special. it works by electricity. there's a battery in the handle and it fires a small dart.

a report delivered to congress yesterday, the state department's inspector general criticized hillary clinton's e-mails, saying clinton violated government policies in using a private e-mail account as of state. the next are asking why she did not seek permission to use it and why she refused to cooperate with the expect for generals investigation. -- with the inspector general's investigation. clinton has refused to respond.

. >>> reporter: she mostly fielded questions about a report highly critical of her exclusive use of personal email as secretary of state. she acknowledged that doing so was a mistake and try to put it in the context of the broader election. >> i think voters are going to be looking at the full picture of what i have to offer, my life and my service and the threat that donald trump offers our country. i have confidence they are going to be making the right decision. >>> reporter: apparently still deciding on trump, paul ryan who spoke last night but still has no endorsement to offer. >> we had a productive phone call, >>> there is also a live talk about a possible debate between donald trump and bernie sanders between now and the primary, both sides have said they are interested. >> we have co-champions, the contest going round after round and the two boys left standing exhausted all the words and remained champions, so congratulations. >>> the new reality of the zika virus. why they are comparing the disease to cockroaches. >>> a canadian official pounces on the protester and this is not the first time he has taken mat

a report delivered to congress yesterday, the state department's inspector general criticized hillary clinton's e-mails, saying clinton violated government policies in using a private e-mail account asecretary of state. the next are asking why she did not seek permission to use it and why she refused to cooperate with the inspector general's investigation. clinton has refused to respond. at a rally yesterday, donald trump capitalized on the news. mr. trump: she is as crooked as they come. she had a little bad news today, as you know. some reports came down that were not too good. not so good. the inspector general general's report, not good. charlie: the fbi's investigation continues. clinton said she would be willing to sit for an interview. the news also comes as bernie sanders closes in on hillary clinton's lead in california. joining us, a political reporter who focuses on clinton, and from washington, david lee myers of -- steven lee myers of the "times." let me begin with amy, where are we in day two of this story? amy: the clinton campaign faces a central challenge, her trust numbers. the latest new york times poll, 64% of registered voters said they do not trust hillary clin

yesterday off from campaigning after a tough week when a state inspector general report said as secretary of state she never asked permission to usevate e-mail server, which she said she did. >> the democrats are all over the map. they go from very liberal to moderately conservative. historically, it's been more difficult for the democrats. this year it looks more so because of this huge fight that just won't end between sanders and clinton. >> sanders at a 2:00 rally this afternoon in oakland at a church. that is not open to the public. he will have a public rally at 4:00 in downtown oakland. bob redell, today in the bay. >>> san francisco voters received incorrect ballots. the examiner reports mail-in ballots with incorrect party affiliation were sent to about 1,400 voters. one is for people who signed up to be poll workers. the ballots list incorrect party affiliations, but are still valid and voters can receive the correct ballot, as well. >>> as the california primary comes closer, voters from alameda county are offered convenient options. they will drop off vote by mail ballots. they could do that till the polls close. many

. >>> tonight, a scathing new report by the state department's inspector general has found that hillary clinton never got permission to use a personal e-mail or personal e-mail server asretary of state. and that there is no evidence she even asked for it. that directly contradicts clinton's repeated statements she did have approval from the state department. the report also revealing there were attempted hacks of her personal e-mail, and more than one time. "outfront" now, cnn justice correspondent, evan perez. so evan, a lot in this report. but one thing that was clear, it wasn't just one time that hillary clinton had said she was allowed to use personal e-mail on a private server. it was, in fact, multiple occasions. have a listen. >> what i did was legally permitted. number one. first and foremost. >> was allowed under the rules of the state department. and again -- >> so nobody signed off on it. >> no, no. it was allowed. >> i saw it as a matter of convenience. and it was allowed. others had done it. >> my personal e-mail use was fully above board. it was allowed by the state department as they have confirmed. >> evan, did the report back that up? >> no, it did no