virgin islands held its caucus. >> bingo, the u.s. virgin islands, what does this u.s. our elections? basically nothing. but only [bleep] at night. so i went down and blended in with my sweet ass novel tee vacation shirts and talked to suzanne carlson a reporter who covers politics while bare foot. >> basically, we don't have the right to vote for congress or president, but we do get to elect delegates to the convention. >> that's fun. nice to get away from mainland politics and just enjoy some virgin island politics. >> there is some more issues than you might think. >> like should i choose light rum or dark rum. >> i don't think that is really an issue here. >> i would agree, because the answer is both. >> well, there is more to it than that. there is multiple lawsuits filed back and forth, radio ads attacking various members of the party against each other. there was the assault of the gun range. >> assault? my producer didn't tell me this. get your ass in here, we got a story. we're not drinking until 4:00. damn it. so an assault and lawpts over a bunch of delegates

in the virgin islands as you know the park plays an int will integral role in our community. it takes up large masses of land, particularly on the island of st. john, the entire buck island, the water way surrounding the virgin islands abut or are incorporated by the national park service. and so the relationship that we have with the park is very, very important, and one of the things that i hear continually from my constituents is a pervasive disregard and notable disconnect between the park and its local employees as well as the local government and, in fact, the people of the virgin islands. and i wanted to talk with you about that. i've had some very substantive conversations with the regional director stan austin. i think that he's making headways in some of this regard. but i can't miss an opportunity with you being here to address some of these and maybe you can speak as well to this. first of all, the national park receives funding for youth conservation corps, ycc, which is a source of income for the children in those communities, is an opportunity for young people t

in the virgin islands as you know the park plays an int will gr integral role in our community. it takes up large masses of land, particularly on the island of st. john, the entire buck island, the water way surrounding the virgin islands abut or are incorporated by the national park service. and so the relationship that we have with the park is very, very important, and one of the things that i hear continually from my constituents is a pervasive disregard and notable disconnect between the park and its local employees as well as the local government and, in fact, the people of the virgin islands. ayin and i wanted to talk with you about that. i've had some very substantive conversations with the regional director stan austin. i think that he's making headways in some of this regard. but i can't miss an opportunity with you being here to address some of these and maybe you can speak as well to this. first of all, the national park receives funding for youth conservation corp, ycc, which is a source of income for the children in those communities, is an opportunity for young peop

in the virgin islands, as you know, park plays an integral role in our community. it takes up large masses of land, particularly on the island of st. john, the entire buck island in the waterways surrounding the island are incorporated by the national park service.ti the relationship that we have with park is very, very important. one of the things that i hear continually from my constituents is a pervasive disregard and notable disconnect between the park and its local employees as well as the local government, and in fact the people of the virgin island. i've had some very substantive conversations with the regional director. i can't miss an opportunity with you being here to address this. first of all they receive funding for a source of income for the children in those communities and it's an opportunity for young people to learn about the park.o be they can potentially be trained to get excited about careers involved in the national park. this would create a connection between the park in the local people. this is so important because of the legislation that wa

virgin islands. the secretary of state secretary of state is now just 20 delicate short of the magic number two in the party's nomination. bernie sanders has 1563. without superdelegates, clinton has 1807 p. sanders 1517. >> i think given where we are in this race, i will have not only more than a 3 million vote margin, but i will have a significant majority of pledged delegates by voting on tuesday. >> clinton plans to hold rallies in california and put in los angeles today. the vermont senator will also hold a press conference around 11:00 a.m. pacific time. make sure to tune in for a special coverage. tomorrow'tomorrow' s primary starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern time right here in the fox business network. lauren: bernie sanders predicting hillary clinton will not clinch the nomination before the democratic convention. >> at the end of the nominating process, and no candidate will have enough pledged delegates to call the campaign of the jury. they will be dependent upon superdelegates. in other words,

bernie sanders did not meet that threshold yesterday in the virgin islands. puerto rico's is a larger electorate. so let's see. hillary clinton won puerto rico in 2008. quite convincingly in 2008. she is favored to win. even if she gets 30 -- the clinton campaign thinks she will do better than half. a there any doubt that they have if they wanted to enough super delegates in their back pocket. there are super delegates who have not publicly announced who they're for. would she have enough to do that late tonight or tomorrow? maybe. would they do that? that's a different question. would you prefer to do it with just the voters, not the super delegates. is there also any doubt that within minutes after the polls close tuesday night in new jersey, we will know that unless there is a super delegate revolt, she's the democratic nominee. she'll get very close tonight, perhaps knocking on the door tonight, and then tuesday night as we start counting the votes, new jersey's first on the east coast. 100 plus delegates there, hillary clinton is favored to win. she's go

virgin islands she's 29 delicate short of the number needed to win the nomination..57 and out of 56 for richmond 58 to san jose dropping a few degrees pleasanton coming in at 55 is in the '80s and best with some seven is for hides and elsewhere. >>reporter: 71 for oakland's lead alameda 73 stanley and a 74 down to the south and its lower '80s >>robin winston: no problems over the san francisco side come from but is one the trouble spot for the east bay. >>james: they're looking at about this afternoon and to the evening the rain can cause serious flooding. >>darya: they cannot point to reason as to why the jump is not enough to suggest is a trend law-enforcement looking for ways to combat the problem that on accustomed to low crime but since the crime peaked in the 1990's >>mark: and is set to release the decision on whether you're for some charges against a family of a boy who got into the cincinnati zoo exhibit that come to lead to the shooting of the endangered guerrillas carried video from the incident this and prosecution on child in beijing on similar charges s

she's further away from there. 252 now after winning the virgin islands yesterday.ut she still needs to win about 1 out of 3 delegates available on tuesday. so she could technically lose every state and still win as long as she doesn't get blown out by giant margins, which we don't seem -- doesn't look likely at this point. so, you know, she could be called the presumptive nominee early on tuesday night before polls even close in california, just thanks to the delegates coming in from new jersey alone. and then at that point, all the conversation is going to turn to what happens to bernie sanders. does he try to find a new way to stay in, does he look to the exit, the pressure is going to ramp up, other democrats calling from will barack obama make an endorsement, sitting on the sidelines, what does the dnc do. a lot of new questions to be raised once we do have hillary clinton as the presumptive nominee. >> i don't know about you, but i've taken to carrying a calculator around with me. what? here we go. gabby, alex, thanks so much. >>> happening now, big fire in so

going back to the woman from the virgin islands. doesn't show a lack of leadership that those resources are not funded. >> we get only about half. >> let's go back, the general lady said the money went to those areas but they went to the west. why aren't they going to proper oversight. >> i'm not aware specifically, were talking about why cc money versus backlog funding? sir, we have an 11 billion backlog in maintenance because we only get about half what we need to keep up annually. >> you're telling me you have no adjudication of those monies? >> we are putting every dollar we have into our maintenance backlog including our roads and bridges but we do not receive adequate funding in the transportation bill of even one bridge, the arlington bridge. >> we now recognize the gentlewoman from the district of columbia. >> thank you, i do appreciate appreciate the hearing and want to say that considering that i'm former chair it distresses me that the park service has what appears to be a systemic problem of sexual harassment. it does se

virgin islands tomorrow, a convention where they will pick their delegates. puerto rico votes on sunday. so these are both democratic contests. collectively these two places will be awarding 79 delegates to the democratic national convention. now the nbc news count on delegates overall right now says that hillary clinton is 65 delegates away from numerically getting the nomination. so there's 79 delegates from these two places this weekend, she needs 65 to clinch, theoretically she could get there this weekend. there are more delegates at stake this weekend than the total number she needs to clinch the nomination. mathematically, theoretically, it's possible. it's prohibtively unlikely i think in those terms. she'd have to basically run the table in both places in order to get that many delegates. but it is getting to be very, very, very, very close numerically. here's the thing to keep an eye on. remember when donald trump numerically clinched the nomination for the republican party? not after ted cruz and john kasich dropped out but when he actually hit 123

virgin islands caucuses soundly defeating bernie sanders with 84% of the vote. now if we look at the latest delegate count, hillary clinton is now just 63 delegates shy of the magic number of 2383. >> today puerto rico holds its democratic primary. 60 pledge delegates there. this could push her to the brink of the nomination. she is expected to pass the delegate threshold tuesday in california. there are such a significant number of delegates at stake for the democrats in california. >> plus, i think very interesting is she could cross the threshold in new jersey even before the polls close in california. >>> on the republican side, donald trump says no one respects women more than he does, but a new report shows a troubling pay gap between the sexes. according to a "boston globe" analysis, donald trump's male staffers are paid nearly 6100 compared to $4500 for their female counterparts. a 35% difference in pay. the campaign paid staffers on the clinton said roughly equals amount. this is coming as the presumptive nominee is battling lawsuits claiming his trump

virgin islands. seven delegates were at stake, another 60 are up for grabs tomorrow in puerto rico. california votes tuesday. clinton: i'm talking about the tests that you should president to pass. theie sanders: you bring in say, where it you see the problems, word you see the solutions. fewer thannton needs 70 delegates to secure the nomination. 800 delegates are up for grabs in six states tuesday. a tweet by donald trump last december is getting some scrutiny on line in the wake of muhammad ali's death. trump doubted if there were any muslim sports heroes. ali announce the band. , trumpd ali's death called him a great champion and wonderful guy. history has already been made at the rio olympics, two months before the games began. a team made up of refugees will the six men and for women from the middle east and africa will complete -- compete under the olympic flag. expenses will be covered by the international olympic committee. the national park service celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. sterlinga man from making history, spending half his life visiting every national

who are the victims of the destruction this year in the virgin islands? and i'm going to name them, because we never hear names like this. we have our moments of silence for the large groupings, but the day-to-day individuals that die, january 9, two unnamed males. january 20, stefan coleman and heidi mills. january 21, deshawn sam ules, 24. february 2, juan encarnacion, 30. march 5, evan joseph, 38. 30. 8, conrad fips, march 30, 23. march 27, hans oliver, 38. conte , cayenne payne, payne, 33 and 29. april 19, joseph decree, 19. 22. 28, javon benjamin, may 1, shadale gabriel, 25. monsonto, 21.n kervaun joseph, 19. june 22, johania atkins, 22. sam ules, 34. -- samuels, 34. the blood of these victims speak to me. i hope, mr. speaker, it speaks to you. bring the bills to the floor, vote it up or vote it down but do your job. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. capuano, for five minutes. mr. capuano: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, pretty much everything has been said except the leadership is still not hear

who were the victims of the destruction just this year in the virgin islands? and i'm going to name them because we never hear names like this. we have our moments of silence for the large groupings, but the day-to-day individuals that die, january 9, two unnamed males. january 20, stefan and heidi. 24. ry 21, tea sean, february 2, juan, 30. march 5, evan, 318. march 8, conrad, 30. march 22, deshaun, 23. march 27, hands, 38. conte, 33 yenne, and 29. april 19, joseph, 19. april 28, gentleman von, 22. may 1, shadel, 25. 21. 2, brushaun, une 4, shaque, 21. joseph, 19. june 22, johanna, 22. a zafari, 34. june 20, devon, 42. the blood of these victims speak to me. i hope, mr. speaker, it speaks to you. bring the bills to the floor, vote it up or vote it down, but do your job. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. capuano, five minutes. mr. capuano: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i pretty much everything has been said in many extent except obviously the leadership is still not hearing us. the american people are say

virgin islands held their caucuses, caucuses in general tend to have more lopsided results than primaries. this weekend was no kpepsexcept. hillary clinton beat senator sanders by 84 to 12. that giant 72-point win was enough to get hillary clinton at least six of the seven delegates at stake. you can lose by a margin of 72 points and still maybe get one of the delegates. but that was saturday. then on sunday, another big hillary clinton win. the puerto rico primary was not a close one yesterday. on sunday. hillary clinton appears to have won puerto rico 61% to 39%. that's a 22-point margin. ish. i can't tell you exactly what the margin is because we still don't have all the vote. hm, right. look at the upper-right hand corner there. there's enough of the vote to tell you clinton won puerto rico and it was by a lot. and they made the call with only 59% of the vote in and now today that 59% of the vote hasn't changed all day. usually the percentage of vote in gets stuck like that only because there's some kind of problem, a computer failure in a specific county or somebody threw a ballots i

she picked up big wins in puerto rico and virgin islands over the weekend. but bernie sanders is not giving up without a fight. >> reporter: bernie sanders says he'll pull off an upset on tuesday. >> if the turnout is very high, i think we'll win by big numbers. now just 23 delegates shy of the nomination which she'll likely reach before the polls close in the west. just don't tell sanders the race is almost over. >> we have 175 pledged delegates coming up. my job is to do everything i can to win those delegates. >> reporter: hillary clinton is using the rallies to focus her attacks on the presumptive gop nominee donald trump. >> i will stand up against the bullying of donald trump who wants to deport 11 million hard- working immigrants. >> reporter: trump has been on the defense after he claimed federal judge was prejudice in mexican heritage. some are considering voting for the libertarian candidate. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders will both wrap up their california campaign events tonight with dueling concerts. sanders' event will feature the dave m

. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton took primaries in puerto rico and the virgin islands over the weekend and 26 delegates shy of locking up the nomination with concerts at events including christina aguilera. bill clinton's younger brother, roger, meantime, was arrest inside southern california, suspected of driving drunk in seaside beach. >>> and donald trump is defending his comments about the judge presiding over his tru. university lawsuit because of his mexican-american heritage. neat gingrich said that trump needs to act more like a potential leader of the united states. trump argues that the u.s. district court judge cannot be fair because his parents are mexican and trump wants to build a wall. >>> stanford university police are on the look out for a prowler. a man broke into the rooms of two students and lifted covers off the beds while the women were sleeping. kpix 5's kiet do is at stanford speaking with concerned students. >> reporter: police say it was easy for the prowler to get in the bedroom because they were unlocked. last week, a man walked into a building, straight int

. >>> hillary clinton won the state of puerto rico and the virgin islands over the weekend. she needs less than 30 delegates to reach 2,083 delegates. bernie sanders said the pledged delegates is all that matters not the super delegates who promised to name hillary clinton the nominee in philadelphia. >>> donald trump said the mexican american judge who is overseeing a lawsuit over the now defunct university is full of hate for him. he mused that it may be over the wall that the candidate wants to build on the mexican border. he believes his mexican heritage is a conflict of interest in the case. >>> next on "action news" at 4:30, an nfl star is shot and taken to the hospital. >>> firefighters are trying to tame a brushfire in the posh part of california. new information on the evacuations coming up. >>> more on the severe storms that moved through overnight and there's a tropical storm taking aim down south. >> reporter: we're dry after the storms from yesterday, we've got a good one coming up in the accuweather forecast. >>> that is the sound of severe storms rumbling thro

the democratic frontrunner won the virgin island caucuses saturday and if she takes sun's primary in pr, she could receive enough delegates to put her over the edge. bernie sanders trailing far behind. the vermont senator says he could still win the california primary. it's a dead heat as you can see there according to a usc los angeles times poll. clinton does hold the lead among likely voters. 49 to 39%. the clinton campaign all but ignoring sanders. >> her focus is on donald trump, calling him dangerous. >> hillary clinton campaigning across the state of california with one rival in mind and that is donald trump. yes, bernie sanders is vowing to fight to the convention and yes there is this democratic primary here in california and five other states on tuesday. hillary clinton is focusing front and center on donald trump. she's trying to repeat some of the claims she made earlier that donald trump does not have the temperment and qualified to be president. she mentioned donald trump's divisiveness is dangerous. >> did the is not just -- donald trump is not just about wrong about t

. >> mark: clinton and one pr and won all seven delegates and the virgin islands and she is just 29 delegates short of clinching the nomination. this will be the first time that a woman has been nominated for a presidential candidacy. california and new jersey of the biggest prizes. >> darya: we have the clinton and sanders teamed campaigns here today ahead of the primaries. >> will: the clintons are working california. hillary was working vallejo yesterday and bill clinton will be it in hayward today. they are getting ready to go with mike jackson and other technical preparations. bill clinton will be trying to get votes for his wife. magic johnson and kareem abdul-jabbar said bill clinton is one of the greatest, smartest president's the country has ever had. bernie sanders is not giving up even though hillary clinton only needs 29 more delegates. after leaving hayward bill clinton will go to oakland antioch in san francisco. >> jackie: bruce sanders will be hosting a concert tonight. senator bernie sanders is making his last appearance here in california. he has been going all over californ

>> in virgin islands, yes, it looked like hillary clinton has won there.e're waiting for results in puerto rico that will end at 3:00 p.m. today. voters are still going there. voters are going out in jersey, california, on monday. from our perspective we're glad the primaries extended. i've talked to you about how it's good for us, in terms of the excitement of the voters and more than 70% of our voters have said they're excited about our primary. a majority support either candidate. we think we'll come out in a really good position and looking towards the general election in a way that benefits democrats. especially after the week donald trump had, having to defend the fraud of trump university that was bilking seniors, veterans, families out of their savings. i think we're set up for a pretty good contest. >> bernie sanders is upsets and their supporters are upset. they're promising havoc at the july convention. if you put the superdelegates to the side, it's only a 200-so gap between hillary and sanders. back in april you said the superdelegates should

virgin islands. for clinton it was business as you shall on the campaign trail. without mentioning her when she went after donald trump. >> domd trump has run a campaign based on insults if started with insulting mexican immigrants. moved on insult muslims, american-muslims, international muslims. insulted people with disabilities. insulted john mccain, and of course makes a habit of insulting women every chance he gets. >> while hillary clinton expected bernie sanders to unite behind her, sanders it seems has different plans. sanders for the first time went after clinton for her foundation's alleged con flicks of interest. >> if you ask me about the clinton foundation, do i have a problem when her four addition collects millions from foreign governments. governments that are dictatorships, yeah, do i have a problem that? yeah, i do. >> and former president bill clinton had tough words for supporters when he responded to hecklers at a rally with this. >> i don't want to pick a fight, but i would be screaming too because if you figure it out you're toast for elect

virgin islands yesterday, but secretary clinton not taking her foot off of the pedal.n california ahead of the primary. senator bernie sanders made it clear he refuses to go away any time soon. >> don't tell hillary, she'll get very nervous. she was supposed to be -- the media decided that the campaign was over, she was supposed to be campaigning in new jersey, sudd suddenly she and bill got on a plane and here they are in california. >> ashley pratt is here, good to see you. >> thank you, you too. >> why is hillary still campa n campaigni campaigning? is she concerned about losing the primary there in california, or is there optics at play in that secretary clinton doesn't want to appear presumptuous? >> i think it is a little less about optics and more about the fact that her campaign has been losing momentum for quite some time. sanders is still drawing in large crowds. the fact that she is cancelling tours in new jersey, going out to california, is something i think of concern around the campaign. we have to remember, too, she came off of a series of losses of oreg

tonight, hillary clinton won the virgin islands caucus and took home seven delegates. donald trump tweeted out praise for muhammad ali. >>> tomorrow will be a storm team 4 weather alert day. we'll be closely watching the time barriers between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. i'll be in and on twitter and facebook and keeping you updated on news 4. through the area ahead of a cold front after that seemingly gorgeous weather. we'll have plenty of sunshine, comfortable temperatures and more importantly, low humidity. we'll finally lose the mugginess. not the case tomorrow. a moderate to high risk that leads to flash flooding concerns. we could be dealing with high winds and any thunderstorms that could produce some wind damage across the area. a low to moderate risk for son-in-law severe hail as well. we can't rule out an isolated tornado. but the main focus tomorrow afternoon on into the early evening hours is going to be very heavy rainfall and strong gusty winds. here's the latest with future weather. 70 and mostly cloudy skies. there's the chance of a shower but we're really dry fr

puerto rico holds its primary tomorrow and today the virgin islands held its democratic caucuses witha handful of delegates up for grabs. we should know very soon what the results in those contests are. right now clinton only 70 delegates short of the magic number of 2,383. despite recent momentum, it is mathematically impossible for bernie sanders to catch up unless he can convince a number of superdelegates to switch sides. washington correspondent jeff zeleny joins me now. so jeff, we heard bernie sanders say today that this is going to be a contested convention regardless of what happens over these next few days. is clinton responding? >> reporter: jim, she's not responding directly to that. hillary clinton is focusing her attention on donald trump and donald trump alone. the reality here is bernie sanders does not get to make the decision alone whether this will be a contested convention or not. yes, the superdelegates could switch, could change their minds here, but that would be unprecedented in the history of this democratic party here. so the clinton campaign is all but ignor

delighted to win the virgin islands.ng forward. >> reporter: after that huge win in puerto rico and the virgin islands over the weekend by abc's count clinton is 23 delegates away from wrapping up the democratic nomination just a day before six states vote including the delegate rich states of new jersey and california. >> it's not over until it's over. >> reporter: the clinton camp not slowing down. clinton and her husband have a schedule hosting a total of nine events in california today. meanwhile bernie sanders says he's worried if clinton is crowned the democratic nominee once polls close in new jersey and before voting wraps in california voters in the golden state won't go to the polls. >> frankly i don't know how it plays out. i don't know whose side hurts more. >> reporter: a sanders win in california could lead to a contested convention and the vermont senator says he'd use the next two months to lobby super delegates who can and who have in the past changed their minds. the white house has hinted president oba

virgin islands. and she is getting plenty of support from her husband, former president bill clinton who will be at the in hayward and then moving to antioch at 2:00 p.m. at quarter to 4:00:00, bill clinton arrives at the richmond art center and winding down the campaign push at 5:30 in san francisco's joseph lee rec center. >>> there was another protest against donald trump in los angeles county. a group labeled trump as a racist during a demonstration yesterday in monterey park. the organization said it represents the native people of north, south, and central america. >>> in san jose, two deadly shootings in 48 hours and no suspects yet behind bars. one person was killed in broad daylight yesterday about a mile northeast of downtown. officerssay that man was fatally shot before 3:00 p.m. near north 26th and julian streets. and saturday night on the city's east side, police found a man who was hit at least once. they spotted him around quarter of 9:00 around east hills drive and white road. >>> pol

hillary clinton swept primaries in puerto rico and the virgin islands. now she's 26 delegates away from locking the democratic nomination. we have a look controversy surrounding donald trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton is campaigning in california ahead of tomorrow's primary where she hopes to wrap up the democratic nomination. >> because i want to finish strong here in california. it means -- it means the world to me. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the former secretary of state may not need california. clinton has a 27 point lead in new jersey where 142 delegates are at stake. but she has just a two-point lead in california. >> are we ready to make a political revolution? . [ cheers and applause ]. >> reporter: sanders says he will fight for the nomination through the convention. and he says clinton has work to do to win over his supporters. >> it is secretary clinton's job to explain to those people why should she be -- why she should get their support. >> reporter: on the republican side, trump is defending comments he made that the judge isn'

rico, and today's contest will come on the heels of hillary clinton winning the caucus in the virgin islands and so far picked up 8 of the 12 available. that puts clinton 57 delegates shy of clinching the nomination. and bernie sanders once again warning democrats that the convention won't be a shoo-in for hillary clinton. this is what he told reporters in los angeles yesterday. >> it's extremely unlikely that secretary clinton will have the requisite number of pledged delegates to claim victory on tuesday night. at the end of the nominating process, no candidate will have enough pledged delegates to call the campaign a victory, they will be dependent upon super delegates, in other words, the democratic national convention will be a contested convention. >> clinton was also in california yesterday where she took this jab at donald trump. >> i know we have never done this before, we have never had a woman president. i have spent a lot of hours in the situation room working to solve some of the hardest problems we face, and i know, i know how hard this job is, and how much humility you need to

. >> turning to campaign 2016, after winning puerto rico and virgin islands, hillary clinton is getting closer to locking up the democratic nomination, but bernie sanders is not giving up. correspondent mark albert has the very latest from the white house. >> hillary clinton, is campaigning in california ahead of tomorrow's primary she hopes to wrap up the nomination. >> i hope to finish here in california it, means the world to me. >> former secretary every state may not need california, clinton has a 27-point lead in new jersey has has two-point lead in california. >> are we ready to make a political revolution. >> sanders says he will fight for the nomination, through the convention. and he says clinton has work to do to win over his supporters. >> it is secretary clinton's job to explain to those people why she should be -- why she should get their support. >> on the republican side, trump defending comments he made that the judge presiding over the trump university lawsuit is not fair because every his mexican heritage. >> has to do -- >> he is the member of a club or society stron

delighted to win the virgin islands. we are moving forward every day. and by tomorrow night, i'll have more to say about it. but i want everyone in the states that vote tomorrow to come out and vote and bring their families and their friends and everybody else. because it's not over until it's over. and tomorrow is a really important day, particularly right here in california. >> reporter: no matter what happens tomorrow, the convention in philadelphia will be contested bernie sanders said. is there anything to do to change that at this point? >> i'm going to wait to see where we all are after tomorrow. i am, as you rightly point out, on the path to not only have a very big lead in the popular vote but a very significant lead in the pledged delegates. and so we'll take stock about where we are tomorrow. i'm going to do everything i can to unify the democratic party. and i certainly am going to be reaching out to senator sanders and hope he will join me in that. because we've got to be unified going into the convention and coming out of the convention to

she won all the caucus ever virgin islands and puerto rico, she could conceivably have enough to clinch the nomination is if very wins 85% of the vote in puerto rico. voters in new jersey, california and four other states are expected to win her enough delegates to rise her above a news conference that he plans to go after clinton's superdelegates. these are delegates who've pledged, but aren't obligated, to support clinton at next month's democratic convention in philadelphia. sanders called on the media not to declare clinton the nominee after tuesday's voting. both sanders and clinton spent the weekend campaigning for tuesday's primary in california. the state's republican party will also hold its primary that day. and while immigration has taken up a lot of time on the campaign trail, likely democratic and republican voters in california agree: terrorism and the economy are the top issues. california has also undergone demographic changes over the past two decades that have made the state one of the most reliable for democrats. special correspondent jeff greenfield reports on how ca

she woman the virgin islands primary early in the day a blow out, as well. >> former president clinton has five stopped in the bay area to campaign. he host add rally in los angeles with former lakers players. and to hayward city hall and then the fox theater in oakland and marsh element i school in antioch at 2:00. the last stop is a rally at a recreation center in san francisco at 5:30. >> traffic will be a mess this afternoon in san francisco. bernie sanders is holding a big rally at the same time at bill clinton's last event. we were at crissy field as the crews set up for a free concert with dave matthews band and fishbone. the event started at 5 o'clock p.m. the vermont senator announced another bay area event holding a news conference in emeryville at 11:15. 700 delegates are at stake but six states are holding primaries there is a record-setting election for california with registration totals statewide higher than ever for a primary. the registrar is busy. by friday 18 million people have registered to vote highest ever leading into a primary. >> more controversies swirling ar

virgin islands and puerto rico go to the polls this weekend. jersey, california and four other states hold contests on tuesday. clinton's democratic rival bernie sanders is confident he can beat her in california. the vermont senator told supporters near san francisco yesterday that clinton is nervous about the primary there on tuesday. polls do show a close race. sanders says his success depends on voter turnout. >>> donald trump plans to put politics aside to visit his golf resort in ireland later this month. the property just reopened after an upgrade costing several million dollars. trump last visited the resort in 2014. some are calling for protests when he arrives. others are defending trump, saying he brought jobs and investment to the area. >>> tomorrow on nbc's "meet the press" senator majority leader mitch mcconnell and libertarian presidential nominee gary johnson sit down with chuck todd. tomorrow morning at 8:00 right here on nbc10. >>> now, your nbc10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> good saturday morning. i am meteorologist k

host: that's lloyd in the virgin islands. before we let you go, did you participate in your island's primary process? caller: no, i did not. host: hillary clinton reportedly won that, so that's why i asked. caller: i will be voting in the fall, and i will be voting democrat because i'm concerned about the stableness of our leaders. host: gotcha. back to the question on the military, increase the size, decrease it, or stay the same. philadelphia, pennsylvania, democrats line. matthew, you are up next. hello. caller: good morning, pedro. i think it should be decreased. i think this is completely and utterly ridiculous, the amount we're spending. i mean, we have a military that's based on world war ii, where we're going to fight a two-front war, so we have, you now, a pacific fleet, we have, you know, an atlanta army. we have a pacific army. you know, the next war is going to be fought in space, cyberspace and outer space. that's where it's going to be fought. because the other countries in the world can't keep up with us. and w

. >>> she won puerto rico and virgin island over the weekend.onight clinton will wrap up her campaign in california with the concert featuring perform a answers by cristina aguilara and stevey wonder. >>> bernie sanders is wrapping up his campaign in california with the concert tonight. dave matthews ban will entertain sanders supporters, the senator is vowing to pull off an upset, will california has the most amount of delegates up for grabs out of the state's voting tomorrow. >>> on the republican side donald trump is keeping a low profile ahead of these final primaries, presumptive g.o.p. presidential nominee is going in the race unopposed and expected to make post election remarks tomorrow at the trump golf club in west chester, new york. >>> voters will head out to cast their ballots tomorrow in new jersey, polls there open up at 6:00 a.m. and stay opened until 8:00 p.m. >> when it comes time to cassy ballot in november many voters may have a tough choice decide hog to vote for. >> that brings up a good question. what should voters do if he

virgin islands putting her less than 30 delegates away from the number needed to clench the democratic nomination. >>> here are the details of bill clinton's five campaign stops in the bay area today. at 10:45 this morning, he will appear at a get out the vote event at hayward city hall. at 12:15 he will be at the fox theater in oakland, at 2:00 this afternoon at marsh elementary school in antioch. and at 3:45, mr. clinton will be at the richmond art center and at 5:30 at the joseph lee recreation center and that is in san francisco. >>> some republicans are distancing themselves from donald trump's comments about a latino judge presiding over lawsuits against trump university. trump says he has a bias against him because of his mexican heritage. >> pro mexican, which is all fine. but i say he's got bias. i want to build a wall. i'm going to build a wall. i'm doing very well with the latinos, hispanics, mexicans, i'm doing very well with them in my opinion. >> over the weekend senior republicans such as paul ryan, mitch mcdonnell and newt gingrich criticized his remarks. >>> bernie san

virgin islands this weekend. a win in new jersey tomorrow could put her over the top before the california polls even close, but businesses as usual on the campaign trail. without even mentioning her primary win last night, she continues to go after her would-be opponent, donald trump. >> donald trump has run a campaign based on insults. started with insulting immigrants, in particular mexican immigrants -- [ booing ] -- moved on to insult muslims, american-muslims, international muslims, insulted people with disabilities, insulted john mccain, and of course makes a habit of insulting women every chance he gets. >> and while clinton says she expects bernie sanders to unite behind her after tuesday night's results, sanders, it seems, has different plans. in a sign the gloves are coming off, sanders, for the first time, went after clinton for her foundation's allegeded conflicts of interest. >> if you ask me about the clinton foundation, do i have a problem when a sitting secretary of state and a foundation run by

last night she won the virgin islands convention. he gets seven more delegates from that.ders is saying the magic number is 2383. you need that to be declared the democratic nominee. she's not going to hit 2383 just from pledged delegates. that's probably right. however, take a look at this. the second kind of delegate that's out there is the superdelegate. elected officials, party leaders, they automatically get votes at the convention. they're saying their preference is overwhelmingly for hillary clinton. 553 for her. not even 50 for sanders. massive margin. sanders is saying these are not etched in stone. why would they change their mind when they are overwhelmingly committed to hillary clinton right now and when she is going to win the pledged delegate count and she will win the popular vote when this is over? if you add those two together, you see she is very close at this moment to that magic number of 2383. she's at 2329 right now. we still have puerto rico to come in. there are 60 pledged delegates up for grabs there. when you get away from tonight, we have one mor

contests in the virgin islands and puerto rico. if you take all the votes that have been tabulated and effect of those in it looks like she is a cross that threshold. the first woman in u.s. history to secure the presidential nomination of a major political party. let's get to these issues of growth in asia. secessionr the first in three mondays. bring up a range of key economic indicators. steve is looking at all this what is causing this concern? steve: the slowing economy is back on the front burner. riptide theght in a we have seen impending anouncements of the launch slew of economic data is due over the next three days. just as china's markets also go on holiday. thursday and friday of this week. today will get foreign exchange reserve data this may. for a clue on how much chinese authorities may be intervening or not in the economy. onde data for may is out wednesday followed by inflation numbers on thursday. after the march aberration exports have likely resume to their downward trend. year-over-year in dollar terms but nin

virgin islands yesterday over bernie sanders. according to nbc news she got seven more delegates to move within 57 of the party's nomination. puerto rico goes to the polls today. the final six hold con teches on tuesday. new jersey and california are the big prizes. bernie sanders says a upset win in california is within his reach. >> in my view if the voter turnout is high, we will win california and we stand a chance to win it with a wig margin. >> the democratic national convention is now just 50 days away. on nbc's "meet the press." mitch mcconnell and gary johnson will be sitting down with chuck todd to talk about the race for the white house. that is this morning at a special time right here on nbc 10. for complete decision 2016 coverage. stay with nbc 10 news and the app and we'll keep you updated on the race from now to november. >>> a delaware man who put his country first received a special on nor this graduation season. we'll have details, next. >> and the phillies try to win two in the row for the first time since may

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virgin islands. now, back to our program. >>> this is "headliners & legends."ter holt. >> by the mid-1960s, the boxer who had debuted as cassius clay is at odds with the american mainstream. he has joined the nation of islam and changed his name to something distinctly foreign sounding. muhammad ali. but the pretty prince of boxing is about to jab the establishment big-time when citing his religious beliefs. he refuses to be drafted into the u.s. army to fight for his country in vietnam, a decision that would nearly k.o. his ring career. ♪ >> last week, more americans died in south vietnam than in any previous week of the war. >> there was in the 1960s a war going on in vietnam. and most americans really didn't want to go over and fight it. a lot of them felt the war should be fought. very few people actually wanted to go there. and the result is that people were being drafted. now, in order to be eligible for the armed services, you had to pass a physical examination. you also had to pass an iq test. when ali first took the iq test, he flunked it. then as the