let in this injustice and washington dc. give the people 700,000 representation in our house of votes and two senators. please support the statehood. >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you, madam mayor. before we get started i would like to ask all of the drafting committee to introduce themselves and we will start as we come around. >> hello. i am more and. i am the policy director for bernie sanders. >> thank you. >> hello, i am alicia reece from the battleground state of ohio, president of the ohio legislative black congress. and i want to thank the chairman or chairwoman for the opportunities for me to be among this group to put together an important platform to be able to come from someone who grew up in civil rights on the national board of the national action network who went to the door is to tell people to vote because democrats are the way to go. i am a democrat and i have in my whole life. to be able to have a seat at the table and to bring the ideas from those that we have heard in the barbershop, beauty sh

has good excuse: president obama will attend his oldest daughter's high school graduation in washington, dc. the 17-year-old is leaving the sidwel friends school and will take off a year before enrolling at harvard in the fall of 2017. if you are feeling old, i am right there. show was just ten when her family moved into the white house. >> take a look at this: this shaking woke people up across southern california. this is a 5.2 earthquake that hit after 1:00 a.m. and a string of after shocks followed that, three of them registered a 3.5. this is a map on the ipad from the earthquake. can you see where it hit at 30 miles south of palm springs. many people went straight to social media after and they felt the shaking in los angeles and in san diego. >> hillary clinton takes washington, dc, by storm, after securing several key endorsements. her next big hurdle on the challenge facing republican rival donald trump. >> honoring the loss of a legend the big moment mr. hockey will be remembered for. >> fire in an arizona forest and it is a very personal issue for firefighters. stay tuned. >> hoc

we have poverty in washington dc . you have a kid who is 13, or we will say six or seven and your she is behind because they could not go to preschool. why don't they have these opportunities? maybe they are sick, maybe their mother is 20. maybe their mother had a child very young. they did not take the opportunity. and i walk into the corner store where i talked to mow, and no is from ginny. we talk about -- and moe is from guinea. young kids come into the store. they come in to get candy when they should be in preschool, but they are not. so if that person is six, the mother is what, maybe 20, 22. the grandfather is maybe 42, grandfather 62. -- great-grandfather 62. maybe they did not have opportunities. and african-american men, 67% have never been in high school full time. so dubois is doing this study. we did not learn as much about the study because we are not engaged in the daily work to understand it is not enough to say what social problems are, one must try to solve them. dubois du bois also founded these org

yes, we are taking this fight to washington dc. there were cheers and people could figure out what was going on. but he really milk it for the first few minutes. now, he is losing in california. but i want to make it clear when we talk about these election results in california. the fact these are absentee ballots are important. they have to be postmarked by today. not received by today. so it means the next three to five days, a lot of new ballots will be coming in. a lot of late ballots will be pro bernie sanders ballots. so while hillary clinton has a large lead in california, that lead is probably going to narrow over the next several days as the complete vote tally comes in. >> and maybe he is waiting for that. so we will see. >> reporter: that's right. >> thank you melissa. >>> now to the u.s. senate race. kamala harris with a huge lead most of the night. she has 40% and loretta sanchez has 17%. they will face each other in the general election in november. reporter joe vasquez is at the kamala harris watch party in san franc

disputadas primarias con sanders quien aÚn se niega a dar el paso al costado, tenemos lo Último desde washington dc con la esperanza de ver unido pronto a su partido los demÓcratas hoy iniciaron una importante fase de la campaÑa, redactar la plataforma de su partido, unir sus ideas para hablar con una sola voz. >> vamos a definir la plataforma para presentar lo que el partido quiere decir a la naciÓn. >> una fase que dice el congr o congresista serÁ importante para quienes apoyan a bernie sanders. >> dando valor no sÓlo a la persona sanders, pero mÁs importante al mensaje. >> en california sanders luego de invertir tiempo y dinero

he took -- washington dc today.ld reporters he would do whatever it takes to defeat donald trump in november. to meet for the two. democrats, harry reid and chuck expected to is replace harry reid at the top democrat in the senate. tonight, sanders is holding a rally at rfk stadium. center says he is still going to compete hard in the next tuesday's washington dc primary. after the obama endorsement of clinton, and as sanders clearly begins to ratchet down his campaign, what does you now want and what can he get? >> we have come full circle on the sanders campaign. we are now back to the original impetus that got him into the race in the first place, which is trying to press forward on the progressive issues he cares about. in particular, the way that is difficult from what he started, he now has profound convictions on how he wants to change the democratic nominating process. he wants to have same day, easy registration. he wants to eliminate the role of superdelegates. i think hillary and the democratic party are

in washington, dc, they had an active shooting drill scheduled for campus and during the time of the the base received a calling concerning an actual active shooter near the active shooter near the hospital. out. we will follow the information from washington, dc, and of course we will post updates on twitter at abc7news.com. >> now a look at home of the golden gate bridge covered in fog. the tolls are going up. we are at the bridge with how much you can expect to pay in addition tomorrow. will lisa? >> starting tomorrow drivers will pay an extra 25 cents to cross the golden gate bridge that will continue hiking the costs over 2018. here is how much it will cost. pay by plate drivers pay $7.50. fast track users go from $6.25 to $6.50 and car poolers pay $4.50. in it feels line you just started paying more to cross the bridge not too long ago, you are right, the golden gate bridge has increasing tolls each year since 2014 and part of five-year plan to offset a budget shortfall. this could catch you by surprise the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district sent out alerts

i asked him what he was doing in dc. >> last week you are in washington dc, ran into her on the way homet involved in vetting. the chairman for transition. i went to washington for meetings which are more than permitted to do without your permission or giving you notification. ♪ bill: the wife of senator bernie sanders on the radio show this morning. >> asked so many questions. bill: i have limited time here. ♪ >> breaking his bad habit. it looks like a fit bit when bill: coming up next, how about a massage? >> a thai massage is nothing like this ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, it repels them, too. so do more to defend your four legged friend... ...with k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. ♪ bill: let's do it again. >> you can't edit around? a thai massage on the beach. it's nothing like this thai massage. the customers, another rug covers it. bill: in an unrelated story tourists are trampled by elephants. look at that. the jersey primary coming up on tuesday the 7th. have the opportunity to

washington, dc is going for clinton for a lot of reasons not the least of which is it's washington, dc not exactly filled with political revolutionaries. at any rate so the loss for sanders is something a lot people saw coming. what's interesting about the meeting is hillary clinton needs bernie sanders's support for the election in november. but sanders needs clinton's support at the convention. remember, she is going to have the majority of delegates. they are going to be voting on things like whether to get rid of superdelegates. they are going to be voting on the party platform and bernie sanders made clear if she wants to insert some progressive planks into that platform, say that five times fast, so what we're hoping and what a lot of people i think are going to see is sort of a grand bargain whereby bernie sanders agrees to support clinton and she agrees to tell her supporters to get on board with some of his agenda at the convention itself. today is just an initial meeting to lay the groundwork and get talking. >> and talk about the dance that's going to go on. >> but later pro

she is in a bilingual program at school here in washington dc. but it is something i would like to do to improve my spanish. when i was in middle school, i took three years of japanese. i wish i remembered that. i know a decent amount of spanish and i can speak some spanish and i understand it fairly well, but i'm not fluent at it. and so in the oak conversation that folks often have, it is almost like you are at 100% or you are at zero, but there is something in between. i am not fluent. steve: do you remember the first time you came to washington, d.c.? sec. castro: i do. i was between my sophomore and junior year at stanford. i got a white house internship. i arrived in july 8, 1994 and i flew on southwest airlines into baltimore. i flew in and i hopped in a cab to stay in this kind of catholic worker house that my mother knew the person who was running it. and i didn't realize how much it cost to take a cab from baltimore, washington international airport into the middle of d.c. and so i had $72 in my pocket. and as i am watching the meter ru

president her period hoover, and your home boy, pat buchanan down the road in washington, dc. in but paul robeson's position was if washington could ally with moscow to defeat his antagonist it would not be beyond the bounds of reason for robeson and his comrades to alie with -- to defeat they're antagonist but washington would have none of it. in fact a turning point in the life of paul robeson takes place in 1946 when he confronts face-to-face the then u.s. president hari s. truman and wags his finger and denounce harry truman for this lethargy in pursuing lynchers who were mutilating and committing may hem against black people, including black soldiers in uniform. according to reports, harry truman's face was turning purple as he suffered the fuse laud of invective from paul robeson but that was a turning opinion for paul robeson's life because from that point you began to see an increased persecution of paul robeson, that is to say, his passport was taken, which took away the life blood of his career because he may have been more popular abroad than in the united states of

speak in washington, dc at the faith and freedom conference ending with a rally in virginia.th campaign donors in a step to build out campaign operations and he also now engaged in a twitter war with hillary clinton where she said that he should "delete,"ly account. now, people are saying we should expect that back and forth on social media through the election. >> police are trying to determine in there are more victims of a human trafficking operation in oakland the three girls were rescued from their captors are safe this morning. they are just 14, 15, and 16. they were found in a home after someone reported a girl being kidnapped. that was wednesday. a 21-year-old man was arrested. a 22-year-old woman was arrested yesterday. >> good morning. we are starting off friday easing in nicely to the weekend. a look outside from the sfo camera, a fair amount of cloud cover along the immediate coast. when you get away from the cost you will see a lot of sunshine. three day forecast repledges the clouds and everyone will see sunshine, and even the coast, a warmer afternoon, both sat

is located a few miles south the washington dc in maryland.details have just started to come into our newsroom at this point. no reports of any injuries yet, it is not clear if the shooter is actually on the base or near the base. you may remember the joint base andrews is where the president flies in and out of. the president is not scheduled to fly out of or into the air base today. again we have reports of an active suitor in the joint -- shooter and the joint base andrews is now on lockdown . >>> back here at home a man risked his own life when he saw neighbors home on fire. >> is the most terrifying thing i have done in my life. coming up, his heroic actions trying to save a teenage girls life. >>> plus, some young patients are all smiles after surprise visit. the one request that sent dozens of officers to the hospital to cheer up some kids in the reason a few of those officer say they needed the visit just as much of the kids did. >>> good morning, we are looking at achaemenid that is just moderate on the issuer freeway. we do have slow

ron ica. >> reporter: i'm here at a bernie sanders rally in washington, dc. campaign going on even with the the endorsement today from the president for hillary clinton. we'll be here after the break. ak. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me . >>> this is fox 5 local news at 5:00. >>> in alexandria, a court hearing was held for a man accused of supporting the terrorist group isil. 26-year-old muhammad is facing charges after authorities say h said he would agree to be a suicide bomber for isil. >> mat eckland was at the court hearing and has more, matt? >> reporter: sarah, laura, muhammad was captured by kurdish fighters that happened in may. last night he was transferred from iraq here to the united states. this afternoon, he was in federal court. not long after that court hearing, his attorney walked outsi

washington, dc, holds the last primary of the democratic race.ernie sanders wants to make sure hillary clinton commits to his priority such as minute wage increase and climate change reform insisting that betting donald trump is the top priority has some clout, he control as large bit of the delegates to the convention. >> happening today the criminal trial against the fatal san bruno pipeline explosion, pg&e is accused of violating safety regulations and obstructing the investigation. in convicted, peg faces half a billion in fines. the company pleaded not guilty to all counts. the blast killed eight people and leveled most of the san bruno neighborhood. >> san jose police are asking if you recognize the membership on screen, in these clear photos. they accosted people at a rally for donald trump and we are talking about clashes that get very violent between protesters and trump supporters. san jose police have arrested nine people suspected of assaulting people on june 2nd. file of them are adults and four are juveniles. >> we are a step closer

. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump are both in washington, dc today. as cbs reporter weijia jang reports, both candidates are on the attack >>> reporter: the presumptive nominees campaigned in washington, dc on friday. >> it's been a big week and there's nowhere i would rather end it than right here with the planned parenthood action fund. >> reporter: both addressed their bases. clinton at a planned parenthood luncheon and donald trump at the faith and freedom conference less than a mile away. >> we have 'done very well with evangelicals and with religion generally speaking. >> reporter: trump has concentrated on the general election and attacking clinton for weeks. but she just clinched the democratic nomination on tuesday. this was her first public appearance since. >> do we want to put our health, our lives, our futures in donald trump's hands? >> reporter: bernie sanders has yet to drop out of the race. but he has promised to work for clinton to beat trump. she and high ranking democrats are trying to unite the party. on the friday morning, senato

he greeted voters in corps attend before flying to washington, dc for general votes this morning. his office put out a statement last night saying honda will "fight tooth and nail until november 8 to turn progressive ideals into results." we will show you election results all morning cross the bottom of the screen. you can get results from abc7 news app by enabling the push alerts. >> now temperatures in san francisco. we are running around 56 and 57 but west portal at 54. the rest our neighborhoods it is cloudy and not so much drizzle and temperature running from 60 in santa clara and saratoga at 62. the rest of us are 56 to 58 and pacifica is 54. at pier 15 we are not seeing the drops on lens from yesterday. we have u.v. index that is high. that is the main threat this afternoon. walnut creek is cloudy, and about 58. the next three days, in the low-to-mid 60s in san francisco and the rest of us are in the 70s but we will squeeze out a few 80s inland east pay. sue? >> look at your central valley commute out of the tracy area we are seeing speeds of 30, 25 miles per hour for 35 me

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mentioned, we had a meeting in washington dc. with historians from universities and also with people from within the parks service. it was a big brainstorming session where we defined the parameters of this study. we are focusing on the states of the former confederacy. south --st that in its in and of itself was a huge task. we also look at the reconstruction of the far west, north, midwest, for that matter we are not even closely focusing on a slave state within the unit -- union. we just had to start somewhere. truly dynamic because of how policymaking work, there is a particular kind of story that is shared by the former confederate states not shared elsewhere. 1861 tolso going from the end of the 1890's, as mike mentioned. we're beginning with the earliest days of u.s. occupation of the confederacy. in places like coastal virginia where u.s. soldiers came on shore. the process of the destruction of slavery began with slaves escaping from slavery to find freedom and security within the lines of the u.s. army and the conflicts

he's going to stay in this race at least through the primary here in washington dc that takes place on tuesday. here in the district saying he does support state hood for the district but some of his toughest words were directed at donald trump. as you noted before, he looks forward in the "very near future meeting with hillary clinton." here is what bernie sanders had to say. >> donald trump would clearly to my mind and i think the majority of americans be a disaster as president of the united states. it is unbelievable to me and i say this with all sincerity that the republican party would have a candidate for president who in the year of 2016 makes bigotry and discrimination, the corner stone of his campaign. >> one of the items, of course, missing from these comments and an endorsement, he's going to stick in this race. the two endorsements are out there with americans waiting to hear whether bernie sanders endorse clinton before the convention and how soon will they do it. back to you craig. >> metpeter in briefing room. >> chris jansing has been following this every twist of bern

if you are watching us in washington dc, you can also listen to us on the radio.ght back. ♪ ♪ mark: we are back with bill weld, the libertarian party candidate for vice president, also the former governor of massachusetts. on the last segment, you referred to yourself as a republican and then corrected yourself. mr. weld: it just popped out. mark: a lot of people in the party at the convention question your shift from the republican party to the libertarian party. headhat a switch from your , gut or heart? some people suspect it was a matter of convenience. mr. weld: it did not seem like a switch to me. i have always self identified as a libertarian. i studied the father of the libertarian movement and i was never comfortable with socially conservative movement part of the republican platform and , so iox in social issues always had to wear that on my back. in a way, i now feel free at last now that i do not have to support that part of the republican party dogma. mark: one area where you are libertarian on economic policy, i just want you to explain the republica

the congressman is on a plane to washington, dc for a legislative session.aign headquarters, they tell us they are focused on winning the general election. khanna has been hitting honda hard with mailers. in the middle of an ethics investigation for using office funds to support his campaign. he has not served in elected office before, saying he has no record to stand on, honda has served in congress since 2001. i spoke to his political analyst, who said if khanna is within 10 percentage points and as you can see it's a dead, close race, that may signal danger, back out here live you can see at the registrars office, workers are busy counting, i'm told they will be updating election results every 45 minutes on their website. and it is fair to say this will be a very long night. >> azenith smith in the south bay, thank you. >>> voters in all nine bay area counties voted on a measure that is meant to restore bay wetlands, measure aa would add a $12 annual parcel tax for 20 years. it would raise $25 million to restore marshes and improve flood protection. it ne

her family moved to washington dc around 1900. her mother was one of the first women employees at the department of the carrier and at ther studied painting corcoran school of art with the intention of becoming an art teacher. she was a painter and loved to paint and that was a big part of her identity. thealso worked for government land office, so she recognize painting would not pay the bills. d.c.as president of the branch of the national women's suffrage association and when alice paul came in 1912 with the intention of lobbying for the federal amendment, she watched with interest in this new woman. there is a great story and one of the early biography of the national women's party where allender and her mother receive alice paul at their house. they are both interested in the suffrage movement and are interested to hear from this woman who they claim was about as big as their finger walking into their house. the story goes that by the time alice hall left, they had committed both time and money to the suffrage movement and th

the 72nd came out of washington dc. i told you the story they go to france, they are playing with jazz. people look up and say, what is -- the french are looking bewildered. when they see that, they applaud, and the french have never stopped liking jazz. the jazz musicians never stopped liking france. and dubois writes in the criticism and changes his tune. he writes later on people come back from the war, we returned fighting, we returned to fight. we should be victorious. he is calling for african-americans to join together in 1919, which i spoke to you before many soldiers who fought in the war come home, including washington dc, and are lynched. and the rise of another popular figure comes, that is marcus mosiah garvey, born in queen anne, jamaica. eloquent speaker, very loquacious. builds a base many times more than dubois and others. he talks about black people as african people who never got the right. he walks around in military uniform. the women dressed in white and creates a great, wonderful organization base

washington, dc holes the last primary of the democratic race. do make sure hillary clinton commits to his priors like minimum wage increase, climate change reform and insisting that betting trouble trump is the top priority, does have clout here controlling a large bit of the delegates to the convention. >> the criminal trial begins in the fatal san bruno pipeline explosion, pg&e is accuses of violating safety regulations and obstructing the investigation. in convicted on all 13, they face half a billion fine. the company has pleaded not guilty to all counts, the blast killed eight people and leveled most of the san bruno neighborhood. >> san jose police are asking if you recognize any of the men to contact them. detectives tweeted the photos of men would assaulted people outside a rally for republican presidential candidate donald trump this month. you can see the clashes between the protesters and the trump supporters punches to the face, with police already arrested nine suspected assaulting others june 2. five are adults. for our juveniles.

>> what is so wonderful about my mother-in-law, she was here in washington dc, she lived by herself. very independent. gets up every day, leaves the house, take the bus to the metro, take the metro to gorever she has decided to into where she can walk safely, had lunch, brings back the lunch, cause my husband to call her spirit is as young as she was when i first met her several years ago. i think she is a wonderful example of living your life healthy at a young age and the importance of exercise and staying active. my dad, who i just came from visiting is in alabama. he is 87 and will be 88 next week. in caring for others. he is at this point in his life were a number of his friends have either gone on, passed away, or he is caring for them and i think what gives him his will to continue is that passion for helping others around him. who may not be in as good health as him. i thought it was important to mention because, both of those are in their 80's and 90's and i an important aspect of the aarp membership. years ago, you are probably a number for 20 years, now does it like what y

.>> we are talking to iran, our assistant director into the washington dc bureau.talk to my colleague, jeff, and he is in washington dc, the gunman has been identified as omar mateen, and what can you tell us about him? jeff?>> reporter: thank you for being with us, i'm in washington and we continue with this cbs news special report into this mass shooting in orlando at the nightclub, and it happened overnight. we are several hours into the shooting, and the investigators have named a suspect, confirmed and identified as 29-year-old omar mateen of port st. lucie, florida. investigators are trying to look into his background, to determine whether he has or did have any ties to terrorism organizations, and whether this act was inspired by either isis or al-qaeda. that is just to name a few of the terrorism organizations, rising to the top of the list, and investigators will be looking at them. there lando police have confirmed that 50 lives have been lost, making this now the worst mass shooting in the u. s. history. 53 more people have been hospitalized, and it is p

[applause] >> and in every state and nonstate, i am aware of this issue here in washington, dc. and i hope that the next time i'm back, we're going to be talking about the state of washington, dc. [cheering] >> but in every state and nonstate that we have run in, we have won by very large votes, young people. [cheering] >> and the reason that is significant is that this campaign is based on a vision that our country must focus on social justice, on economic justice, on racial justice, on environmental justice. , and when the overwhelming majority of young people support that vision, that will be the future of america. [cheering] this campaign has done as well as it has because we are doing something unusual in american politics. we're telling the truth. [cheering] and the truth has to do with the reality of our lives as we experience it, not what we see on corporate television. [cheering] >> and what is that reality? that reality is that we hear all of the time that we are a democracy. but the fact of the matter is, even excluding the issue of washington, dc, not having elected

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vonnie: megan murphy, washington, dc, thank you very much.eck out the bloomberg businessweek story. it is a great story. david: let's go to the spider report. remy has that. ramy: i'm looking at materials, specifically the x lbs. it tracks the materials sector. we are at session highs up 1.5%. for the most part going gangbusters in terms of individual equities. 25 on this are up. red.s flat, one is on the fertilizers, painters, all higher on the day. but go to fertilizers. mosaic is up 4.7%. this is the highest in 10 days. potash up 5.5%. cf industries also 1.5%. the news here dictating what is happening is that india is reporting close to signing a deal with potash, and traders see that as a positive sign for rebound in fertilizer demand. negotiations will, next week. on two minors, i wanted check on freeport mac brand, rising more than 2%. had high closes in the past seven weeks. this is because of the copper copper raising for the sixth straight day in the rally. of rising2.8% off aluminum. painters, ppg, neutral. david: moore "bloomberg m

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it is so exciting to see the bay area continue thg momentum that started in washington dc. it was very exciting and so is this. [applause] i'm so gratifyed to be here because the thing that i want to talk about is the thing i talk about every place i go and that is what is happening with people of color in the country and why it is so important to every asspect of the country we get that agenda right. between the conversation you had about workforce and before conversation about racial bias in the workplace and i thought it was important to take a moment to step back before we started talking about racial bias and think about what is happening in the country. what is hap ing in the state of california. what will define the first part of the 21 century. i'm convinced it will be the nation changing demo graphic. when we think about it, we know california is way ahead of the nation in terms of becoming a place in which the majority are people of color. 73 percent of all children under 18 in california are of color, native american, asian, latino, african american. the united s

.>>> it was an easy victory for hillary clinton yesterday at the democratic primary in washington dc,9% with bernie sanders at 21%. clinton and sanders met in washington dc for about an hour and half and did not talk to reporters afterward. sanders said he would not be endorsing clinton yet, calling for a progressive platform at the democratic arty convention a new leadership at the democratic national committee. sanders plans on talking to supporters tomorrow. >>> president obama firing back at republicans for accusing him for being soft on terror for not using radical islamic terrorism to describe the attacks.>> what exactly would using this label accomplished? what exactly what it change? would it make isis less committed. not once has my advisor said if we use that raise we could turn this whole thing around. >> the president turned to comments by republicans primarily donald trump claiming that the rhetoric is inspiring extremism among americans. >> it is feeling the isis notion that the west hates muslims. making young muslims in this country and around the world feel like no ma

an indian nations walked from california to washington, dc, in protest. muhammad ali marched into washington, dc with us. [applause] he was a free, independent spirit. he stood his ground with great courage and conviction. and he paid a price. and this country did, too. and we all did. values and principles will determine one's destiny. and the principles of a nation will do the same. poor people do not have many options. you fighters know what i'm talking about. he said that ring was ali's path to his destiny. he said he would be heavyweight champion of the world, and he was. three times. this is the fourth time, right here, right now. [applause] >> on his journey in life he lived and learned the hard way. he brought a light into this world. my world. our world. and that light will shine a long, long time. [applause] peace, brother. peace. and on behalf -- my friend, ernie, and the indodge news people everywhere, thank you. >> we introduce chief hill, and his words were translated by chief owen who drew up on the native reservations of upstate new york.

her ideas interest action, into results, in the incredibly complex and difficult environment of washington, dc. >> schaaf added her eight-year-old daughter cried pause she was too cringe to vote for clinton. >> sanders supporters jammed a beer garden in oakland on telegraph. many were thrilled when they heard sanders would for it on but we found evidence that some are starting to accept that he is unlikely to pick the democratic nominee. >> we can make big changes to the dment -- the democraticment form. that is we can expect from this campaign. >> it is reported bernie sanders campaign will lay off half of the staff. >> donald trump won california, montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. he is not facing any competition. he has secured the republican nomination. in california, donald trump has 75% of the vote with 94% report ing. donald trump welcomed bernie sanders with open arms after being last out in a schooled by a rig system of super delegates. he is trying to ease tensions with the republican part trying to recast himself as a fighter ready to take on hillary clinton. >> i un

you want to talk about issues that really cut to the real heart of washington, dc and the insiders that bill and hillary clinton represent. donald trump understands what the american people are really tuned into today, and all of these attacks that we saw or we heard her talk about today, i think it's just off the skin of the duck. off the back of the duck. this is just water that's flowing out of her that's not having any impact. >> governor, during clinton's talk or speech, we got word from -- via twitter that the house speaker, paul ryan, now says, i will vote for donald trump. does that help him? does it help bring the party together? >> this has been an ongoing process you'll see -- it is a wide field. there will 17 of us at one point. this is a fractured field from the standpoint of a lot of good, talented men and women running for the presidency. they're all coming along, and i think by the time we get to september, october, the republican party will be full-well behind donald trump, realizing that the alternative here, donald trump, hillary clinton, supreme court appointments, i

and i know that hillary clinton has the ability to move things in washington, dc. >> in a speech last night, clinton's rival vowed to ray main in the race through the next primary. >>> donald trump won california, new jersey, new mexico, south dakota and montana. here are the results in the golden state. the republican presumptive nominee took 75% of the votes. despite his huge wins, the republican party's population is down in california over the last couple decades. the chairman of the republican party in san francisco says he has his work cut out for him. >> we have a lot of voters who he needs to work on reaching out to. >> gop leaders in the state say they are mobilizing to see what they can do to energize voters and the base between now and november. >>> it will be an all democratic-all female november runoff in california to find a successor to u.s. senator barbara boxer. kpix 5's jackie ward has. >> reporter: >>> reporter: it's two win and two minority women and now loretta sanchez has the chance to become the first latina to hold a senate seat but state attorney general kamal

he was in washington, dc yesterday. san francisco is one of seven cities taking part in a national smart city challenge. each city is tasked with creating a plan to use data and technology to develop ways to shape how people and goods move through the city. san francisco's plan calls for the creation of a fleet of autonomous, electric vehicles that help people get to and from mass transit. >>> there was plenty to do around the bay area the next couple days. here he is rosemary orozco with a check on a week and watch. >>> we start in san francisco, one of the city's largest street fairs is happening this week and. north beach festival will feature more than 20 gourmet food vendors, live music and more than 100 art and craft vendors. there is also a kids area. the north beach festival goes both days from 10 am through 6 pm. in the east bay the 13th annual street there is happening on sunday. local music, food and artists will fill up telegraph street. this begins at noon. in the south bay, the portugal festival takes plac

our reporter is in washington, dc, with more on this historic race. megan? >> this latest news comes almost eight years to the date since hillary clinton ended her campaign against president obama. today she is making history. >> the festive atmosphere in los angeles at the greek theater with news she reached the 2,383 delegates needed. stars including stevie wonder paying tribute to the first woman nominee from a major party. >> we have a really important election now. >> super delegates putting her over-the-top before the votes started being tallied urging voters to fitch her a strong finish. >> we will come out of the primary stronger to take on donald trump. >> this morning on "good morning america" house minority leader and california congresswoman 19 -- nancy pelosi. >> i am proud to endorse hillary clinton for past the united states. >> everyone voting tomorrow? >> the bernie sanders campaign accuse the media of a rush to judgment. >> the pressure is on. bernie sanders had a call with president obama, the white house reporting that the president may e

our reporter joins us in washington, dc. >> good morning, we have learned that the trump campaign has hired a new political manager, a veteran operative, jim murphy. several republicans have urged trump to change course on the comments. >> donald trump did not back off the con continuation that federal judge gonzalo curiel should be disqualified from presiding over a fraud case against trump university because of his ancestry. >> he is a member of a society that is strongly pro mexican that is fine. but i say he is bias. i want to build a wall. >> trump went further. >> in it were a muslim judge would you feel you could not be treated fairly because of your policy? >> possible, yes. it would be possible. >> bernie sanders is neck in neck with hillary clinton in california. clinton is less than 30 delegates away from clinching the nomination after a big win in puerto rico. a loss in the golden state could make for a messy convention. >> i want to finish strong here in california. it means the world to me. >> bernie sanders has an event in san francisco and clinton and her husband have

. >> reporter: both nominees traded jabs in washington dc today. clinton spoke at a planned parenthood event spoke that -- spoke. >> donald trump next to say i am playing the woman card and i like to say if fighting for equal pay, planned parenthood and the ability to make our own health decisions is playing the woman card, then, deal me in! >> reporter: that she did not be that they are pointing out past comments the real estate bubble has made. >> calling women dogs and disgusting animals. >> reporter: meanwhile, speaking and in the event promising pro-life judges. >> she will push up until the moment of birth it is where she is. >> reporter: billionaire who continued to hit clinton for using private emails during her secretary of state -- tenure as secretary of state was interrupted. >> what is happening in our country is so sad we are so divided. it is such a shame. >> reporter: meanwhile, bernie sanders remains in the race., senator is taking a day off the campaign trail relaxing at his home. hillary bond, fox news. >>> israel continues to tak

state and nonstate, i'm aware of this issue here in washington dc. i hope that the next time i'm back, we are going to be talking about the state of washington dc. [applause] but in every state and nonstate, that we are running, we have won by a very large boat of young people. vote of young people. the reason that that is significant is that this campaign is based on a vision that our country must focus on social justice, on economic justice, onracial environmental justice. [applause] when the overwhelming majority of young people support that vision, that will be the future of america. [applause] this campaign has done as well as it has because we are doing something unusual in american politics. we are telling the truth. [applause] and the truth has to do with the reality of our lives as we experience it, not what we see on corporate television. [applause] and what is that reality? that reality is that we hear all the time that we are a democracy. is,the fact of the matter even excluding the issue of washington dc not having elected representative

to defeat hillary clinton. >> donald trump will speak to the faith and freedom conference in washington, dcd will end the day with a rally in virginia. he met with campaign donors in a step forward to build out the campaign operations. he engained in a twitter war with hillary clinton that got a lot of attention. we can expect that to last through the election. >> good morning, approaching 5:37 a.m. with a nice forecast on the way for you on in friday. live doppler hd shows high clouds over cloverdale and ukiah mostly clear skies. a little bit of fog along the coast, and that will evaporate quicker than we had the clouds yesterday. right now, most in the 50s and 54 in san francisco, and 55 in fremont, and oakland, at 58 degrees and santa rosa, our cool spot at 49, and san jose, a temperature of 57 degrees so a light jacket is need first thing this morning and hour by hour by 10:00 in the morning we are already seeing the fog anywhere pulled become to the cost and a lot of sunshine in the afternoon bringing us a nice second half of the day on friday. and comfortably cool, our warmest locatio