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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as donald trump's campaign has yet to answer tough questions about trump university and business practices. adding for the fuel for a search for a third party alternative. a new poll shows hillary clinton up four points over donald trump just outside the margin of error. when you include gary johnson and green party candidate jill stein, clinton's lead over trump shrinks to only two points, a virtual tie. and then the mystery man, david french, a writer and iraq war veteran touted by the never trump movement. joining me now hallie jackson, chrkristen welker in newark, ne jersey, for a clinton event next hour, and msnbc chief legal correspondent ari melbourne for the latest details on the court documents released on the class action lawsuit. hallie, first to you. you were a big player in the news conference yesterday. unanswered questions about trump university as well as his attack on the federal judge overseeing that case. >> reporter: are and a couple topics on that, andrea, because

andrea mitchell of course the host of andrea mitchell reports. i want to move to another colleague, luke russert, he was at the news conference just a short time ago, luke, chairman gowdy repeated over and over again there were significant new details in this report that would change people's view of benghazi. specifically what is he referring to? what in your mind are the biggest takeaways from this 800-plus page report and ones that could sort of drive the narrative of this topic going forward? >> you know, i think there was an interesting divide between the republicans and the public will make up their own opinion, i'm not going to offer my personal opinion, i only let the report speak for itself. you then had mike pompaeo, the conservative group here on capitol hill add an addendum that more directly implicates hillary clinton and her leadership, telling me that her leadership was morally reprehensib reprehensible. gowdy would not go that far. there's that divide. i think what the overall gist though of what they're trying to put forward is l

. >> good day everyone, i am andrea mitchell. the democratic nomination for the presidency with hillary clinton. sanders is not backing down. clinton is turning her attention to the general election where donald trump is giving her plenty to work with, even a reported contender. n newt gingrich found trump's comment is too much to beare. >> this is a mistake he makes. first of all, this judge is born in indiana. >> this would have been thrown out. as far as this is concerned, elves surprised at newt and thought it was inappropriate of what he said. >> joining me now is nbc's katy tur and casey cold front and nbc's kris jansing. katy, first to you, both campaigns focused on donald trump of what he said about judge curiel and what he said about a muslim judge, how far is he willing to take about this criticism and what have you been learning about of what people are now saying? >> reporter: it is many of his republican supporters we saw over the weekend. mitch mcconnell coming out again with comments and newt gingrich came out and

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andrea mitchell's live interview with u.s. ambassador to the u.n., samantha power. >>> and right now on andrea mitchell reports. terror in turkey. 41 people killed, hundreds more injured. today, the third busiest airport in europe has reopened. showing resilience in the face of tragedy. >> reporter: this attack did note shut down istanbul. it did not shut down the airport. the airport is still functioning. it is a political decision here, it is a decision to show resilience. this country does not want to cower to terrorists. it is also an economic decision. >>> travel warning, but now a renewed focus on how to keep american airports safe. especially heading into the big holiday weekend. >> isis knew they could get to that area and still target westerners. so i think in the u.s. what we will likely see even over this holiday weekend is a greater move to push that security perimeter out. >>> and coming up, we'll talk to samantha power about the syrian civil war and the refugee crisis hitting turkey as well as the rest of europe.

craig melvin picks it up from here on msnbc. >> andrea mitchell, thank you again. moments ago, democratic saying that was happening that had been happening for more than 25 hours have just wrapped up. congressman john lewis sfeekipe on the house floor right now. lets listen in. >> catherine clark. [ applause ] [ inaudible ] >> all right, we should note here that this live feed is via parascope and you see nancy pelosi there and

. >> and good day everyone, i am andrea mitchell in new york. this unpredictable presidential prime season now includes a first. a first for women for america's politics. hillary clinton as the presumptive nominee heading into the most pivotal day of the fight. democratic voters are in new jersey and new mexico and dak a dakotas and all important is the crucial california. clint clinton's team is still fighting for every vote. >> this race is so tight in california wharks a california, what are you saying to your supporters? many young voters are coming out. >> i feel good about our campaign and how well organized we are. i am urging everyone to come out to vote for california. >> joining me now is kristin welker. kristin, first to you, we were in california over the weekend, with clinton being challenged by sanders' heck le sanders' hecklers and a lot of support on both sides. secretary clinton and bill clinton has had over 34 events over the past week alone combined. senator sanders have pulled all of his resource to win california. the questi

. >>> good day everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. long awaited report from the house republicans on the benghazi committee has been released be some new claims about the military response to the attack. let's get right to nbc's luke brusset on capitol hill, a lot of point and counterpoint about whether this is political, what's new, what's not new. when you report on this as you've been reading through, what is new today? >> reporter: well, we have a series of bullet points. i like to go through them in terms of what this committee is saying and what they have found that is new. despite clear orders, military assets were note set to benghazi waiting as long as almost eight hours after the attacks began. ambassador stevens missing the two hour meeting which focussed on a youtube video contained libya must agree to any deployment. the white house was slow to act because she wanted the libyan government in place to agree to u.s. forces being there. the vice president of joint chiefs of staff, big in security realm did not attend because

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. new developments unfolding about the suicide bombers who attacked the istanbul airport. turkish police carrying out multiple raids, arresting at least 13 people in connection with the deadly attack. we're also learning more about the three attackers. a police source telling nbc news they are members of a russian-speaking cell and that at least one of the bombers came from raqqah to turkey, that's the syrian isis headquarters in raqqah to turkey just a month ago. turkish media releasing this photo reportedly showing the terror suspects captured on the airport's cc tv camera. this new video posted online by a turkish newspaper taken from another airport secu camera purporting to show one of the attackers shooting a plain-clothed policeman who challenged him in the terminal. the police officers are being hailed as real heroes for their actions to try to stop the attackers. and today an emotional memorial earlier this the morning at theithe i istanbul airport for 44 victims. many people a

we have it all covered starting with nbc's andrea mitchell. andrea, what a day? >> reporter: what a day it was, it was really electric here, elizabeth warren and hillary clinton, never close, could this be the start of a beautiful friendship? now trying to bring the party together by their shared determination to stop donald trump from becoming president. a deafening crowd in battle ground ohio. >> our next president. >> reporter: louder, energized with elizabeth warren sharing the stage with hillary clinton for the first time. >> i'm with her. yes, her! >> reporter: warren today continuing to show her special talent for taking down donald trump. >> you want the see goofy? looking at him in that hat. watch out because he will crush you into the dirt to get whatever he wants. >> reporter: clinton clearly relishing warren's attacks. >> i must say i do just love to see how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> reporter: clinton was more centrist, now echoing warren's liberal themes, hoping to win over sanders' supporters. >> i got into this race because i want

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nbc's andrea mitchell now in a new firestorm brewing. >> reporter: on a day when donald trump stands accused of exploiting the orlando tragedy to advance his campaign, he ripped into hillary clinton and president obama, blaming them for terrorism. >> the bottom line is that hillary supports policies that bring the threat of radical islam into america and allow it to grow overseas. >> reporter: today repeatedly insinuating that president obama is somehow complicit with terrorists. >> he doesn't get it. or gets it better than anyone understands. either one is unacceptable. >> reporter: when pressed by savannah guthrie on "today" -- >> a lot of people think maybe he doesn't want to know about it. i just happen to think he doesn't know what they're doing. he doesn't want to see what's really happening. >> reporter: the white house saying the president's record speaks for itself. >> the record includes a lot of dead terrorists. >> reporter: trump also challenged by guthrie for tweeting on the day of the shooting, congratulated for being right on terrorists. >> you were focused on yourself

nbc's andrea mitchell was there. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, savannah. hillary clinton unleashing her strongest attack yet on donald trump's qualifications to be commander in chief and she didn't hold anything back. it was a 33-minute takedown of donald trump. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different, they are dangerously incoherent. they aren't even really ideas, just a series of bizarre rants, personal skews and outright lies. [ cheers ] >> reporter: hillary clinton blasting trump as tempermentally unfit to hold office. >> this isn't someone that should ever have the nuclear code because it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. >> reporter: the speech a point by point rebuttal of trump's proposal. on nuclear weapons where trump suggested letting japan, south korea and saudi arabia have them. >> i wonder if he even realizes he's talking about nuclear war. >> reporter: on trump's temporary muslim ban and the wall with mexico. >> remember, that plenty of muslims and immigrants ser

over to andrea mitchell. andrea, people just coming to this story, now all of it confirmed by nbc news as well, wondering why the russians, why the dnc. >> well, first of all, the russians, the russians are the most sophisticated state actors. they have the best cyber attack mechanisms of any of the foreign cyber warfare adversaries, better than china, i am told. and the russians have been notorious. it was the russians who hacked into the joint chiefs last year, into the state department, into the white house, into the nsc. so it was the russians who were also reportedly behind the opm mega hacking into the u.s. government. why into the dnc? that's where you would get, first of all, the playbook of the democrats as well as the playbook that the democrats had against the republicans. it would be the potential foreign policy adversaries of the russian government, whom they would be opposing. you can understand completely why this would be done. this is, of course, everything that we experienced all the way bac

>> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> newly obtained surveillance video shows dramatic moments when a man was shot on the white house grounds last month. the secret service said he was shot for refusing to drop the gun he was carrying and caution, one of these scene is pretty graphic. pete williams has details. >> reporter: word of shots fired at the white house put washington on edge last month. a newly released surveillance video dramatically reveals what happened. the secret service says a 31-year-old man jesse olivien of pennsylvania walked toward the white house on the afternoon of may 20th, carrying a handgun. it's clearly visible in his right hand. secret service takes positions. he continues walking ignoring commands to drop the gun. as he approaches security checkpoints still disobeying the commands, a secret service agent out of frame to the left shoots him once. they handcuff him. others arrive to render first aid. he survives the gunshot and is taken to a waiting ambulance and on to a hospital for surgery. on monday his lawyer asked that he be released to home detention pendin

>> andrea mitchell here in the los angeles area tonight. andrea, thank you. >>> some concerns tonight from experts that the economy is starting to show signs of slowing. it comes after the jobs report showed employers added just 38,000 jobs last month. that's the lowest in five years. the unemployment rate fell from 5% to 4.7%, but that's because nearly half a million people stopped looking for work. >>> there's more to tell you about on this friday night. still ahead, prince's death shines a light on america's hidden epidemic. how a growing number of police are battling pain keller and opioid dependency without throwing addicts in jail. >>> the death of prince is lifting the veil off a hidden battle being waged all across the country. the music legend is one of 78 americans who die every single day from opioid overdose, according to the cdc. but one police chief is getting addicts to turn over their drugs and get help without judgment. and without putting them behind bars. as nbc's josh mankiewicz tells us, it's an idea that's catching on.

>> andrea mitchell, thank you. we're joined by the democratic presumptive nominee, former secretary of state hillary clinton. secretary clinton, first of all, congratulations. >> thank you so much, lester. it was quite an evening last night. >> we heard a little bit about your phone call with senator sanders. he described it in glowing terms. how would you describe it? >> i was very happy that we connected. i called him to really congratulate him on the extraordinary campaign he's run. >> you gave him kudos in your speech last night for igniting a part of the party, a part of the electorate out there. what ideas -- can you name one idea hoe's put forward that you want to embrace, that he's really changed your position on? >> it's not that so much as the passion that he brought to the goals that his campaign set. i share the goals. we have different approaches about how to get there, but we are going to get to universal health care coverage. we are going to raise the national minimum wage. we are going to make colle

>> andrea mitchell here in the los angeles area tonight. andrea, thank you. >>> some concerns tonight from experts that the economy is starting to show signs of slowing. it comes after the jobs report showed employers added just 38,000 jobs last month. that's the lowest in five years. the unemployment rate [000:10:58;00] but that's because nearly half a million people stopped looking for work. >>> there's more to tell you about on this friday night. still ahead, prince's death shines a light on america's hidden epidemic. how a growing number of police are battling dependency without throwing addicts in jail. >>> also, sending the class of 2016 off into the world with wisdom. very well-known names. when my doctor prescribedbad, medication-an opioid. it really helped! but it came with some baggage: opioid-induced constipation-oic. sooo awkward... you sound like you're ready for the movantalk! opioids block pain signals. but they can also block activity in the bowel, causing constipation. movantik can help reduce constipation caused by opioid

(cheers and applause) >> larry: bernie, you don't get to control andrea mitchell's moaning. there is only one man who can do that, and it's her sex-god husband alan greenspan. just sayin'. just a point. still, hillary wasn't the only presumptive nominee to benefit from bernie's win. >> mitchell: the exit poll data from west virginia which shows that 34% -- 34% of the sanders' voters said that they would vote for donald trump in a trump/sanders matchup. >> larry: a third of bernie voters were just trump supporters with nothing better to do? is west virginia that boring? surely there is some gargantuan ball of twine or mouse-themed carnival pizzeria that's more fun than (bleep) up this election. here with how the clinton camp is handling these sanders victories is clinton campaign aide carlos jordanson. (cheers and applause) >> hey, how you doing? >> larry: so what's theg amoption the clinton campaign right now? >> this whole thing is really an inspiring underdog story! >> larry: wow, so even the hillary camp can't help but get swept up in the bernie story? >> no, hillary c un

we have it all covered starting with nbc's andrea mitchell in washington. busy day. >> reporter: good evening, lester, it was a busy day. in a new fund-raising e-mail tonight, the clinton campaign leaving no doubt about who their top three surrogates are. president obama, joe biden and with equal billing to them elizabeth warren. i'm told by campaign sources tonight she is among those being considered for vice president. hillary clinton newly energized surrounded by supporters at planned parenthood, unleashing on donald trump. >> do we want to put our health, our lives, our futures in donald trump's hands. >> reporter: and the vice president having given up his own dream, getting on board. >> whoever the next president is, god willing in my view it will be secretary clinton -- >> reporter: clinton's cheeky response on twitter tonight. thanks, vp biden. your support is a big deal. her other new ally, elizabeth warren. endorsing clinton on the rachel maddow show. >> i am ready to get in this fight and work my heart out for hillary clinton. to become the next

. >>> joining us now by phone is nbc's andrea mitchell covering the clinton campaign since the beginning. thank you very much for joining us on short notice tonight. this is surprise news. >> you bet. it is news the clinton campaign does not want. hillary clinton is on stage right now in long beach, california. i know you interviewed her earlier. i was covering a rally before. i'm at lax now to be completely transparent because i'm heading back for coverage tomorrow morning and the fact is, you know, what she said so far is i got to tell you according to the news we're in the brink of a historic moment but we still have work to do. don't we? we have six elections tomorrow. we'll fight hard for every vote especially right here in california so i'm asking each and every one of you how many of you voted by mail. send it in our go to the polls tomorrow and take your family and friends. exactly what they didn't want was to have this news, have her people stay home and perhaps have senator sanders' people be angrier and more passionate and maybe they come out and single digit race very hard fo

. >>> this is andrea mitchell in california. where donald trump's controversial remarks about that federal judge are more fodder for hillary clinton. what do you think about the way trump went after the judge in his -- >> terrible. >> reporter: clinton tonight re invigorated in going after trump. >> he is temperamentally unfit to be president. >> reporter: her campaign thinks she has finally cracked the code on how to make the attacks on trump stick, after that takedown yesterday billed as a foreign policy speech. at times, sounding more like a roast. >> he says he has foreign policy experience because he ran the miss universe pageant in russia. >> reporter: and democrats tonight trying to build on that momentum. even first lady michelle obama sounding off against trump. >> here in america, we don't give in to our fears. we don't build up walls to keep people out. >> reporter: trump not backing down from clinton. >> i can just say, you know, slough it off and say i'm really a wonderful person. i have a tough temperament. but we

that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." craig melvin is up next. >>> a good friday to you, at this hour of msnbc, a new twist in the investigation of the massacre at pulse nightclub. the gunman started opening fire around 2:00 a.m. 30 minutes later, the family tells nbc news he started texting his wife during the four hour rampage. at one point, his wife text is, where you? mateen responded, do you see wha what's happening and then i love you babe. we are learning his past and concerns back to his childhood. i knew you got in contact with the gunman's family members. what has been revealed of mateen'sch

. >> reporter: this is andrea mitchell in columbus, ohio, where hillary clinton delivered her second major takedown speech against donald trump, declaring president trump would be a disaster for the economy. >> just like he shouldn't have his finger on the button, he shouldn't have his hand on our economy. >> reporter: clinton targeting trump's perceived strengths, his business record, accusing him of unscrupulous practices, leaving creditors, including small business owners in atlantic city in the lurch. >> he's written a lot of books about business. they all seem to end at chapter 11. >> reporter: questioning why trump's products are made overseas. >> trump ties are made in china. trump suits in mexico. i'd love for him to explain how all that fits with his talk about america first. >> reporter: and charging that his tax proposal would run up trillions of dollars in government debt. >> he calls himself the king of debt. and his tax plan sure lives up to that name. >> reporter: trump firing back in realtime on twitter and instagram. >> hillary clinton's only right about one thing, i

. >> reporter: this is andrea mitchell, as bernie sanders fires up a california crowd, hillary clinton's campaign is sensing danger there. some polls showing a tightening race. clinton is now shifting her campaign out west for most of the week. and tonight phoning in to msnbc. >> are you nervous about california? >> well, i'm feeling very positive about my campaign in california. >> reporter: but while clinton spent memorial day at her neighborhood parade in chappaqua, sanders has been camped out in the golden state. >> the little words of some of the scientists may think there's an earthquake going on here. >> reporter: last night at the warriors game comparing his campaign to the team's comeback. clinton got some backup today, support from popular governor jerry brown. though less than a ringing endorsement. brown said he will vote for her to stop donald trump. but he also said he was deeply impressed with bernie sanders. brown ran against bill clinton in 1992. accusing hillary clinton's law practice of conflict of interest with her husband, then the arkansas governor. >> you ought to

>> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> newly obtained surveillance video shows moments when t white house grounds last month. the secret service said he was shot for refusing to drop the gun he was carrying and caution, one of the scenes is graphic. pete williams has details. >> reporter: word of shots fired at the white house put washington on edge last month. a newly released surveillance video dramatically reveals what happened. the secret service says a 31-year-old man jesse olivien of pennsylvania walked toward the white house carrying a handgun. it's clearly visible. secret service takes positions. he continues walking ignoring commands to drop the gun. as he approaches security check points disobeying, secret service agent out of frame to the left points disobeying, secret service agent out of frame to the left s disobeying, secret service agent out of frame to the lef sti disobeying, secret service agent out of frame to the lefl disobeying, secret service agent out of frame to the lefl disobeying, secret service agent out of frame to the left shoots him once. render first aid. he

. >> his comments were in response to clinton's so-called foreign policy speech and andrea mitchell has the details. >> it was a 33-minute takedown of donald trump. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different, they are dangerously incoherent. they're not even really ideas. just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds and outright lies. >> hillary clinton's blasting trump as tempermently unfit to hold office. >> this is not someone who should have ever have the nuclear code. because it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. >> the speech, a point-by-point rebuttal of trump's proposals. on nuclear weapons, where trump suggested letting japan, saudi arabia and south korea have them. >> i wonder if he even realizes he's talking about nuclear war. >> on trump's temporary muslim ban and the wall with mexico. >> remember that plenty of muslims and immigrants serve and fight in our armed forces. >> and even predicting how trump would react to her speech. >> bragging, mocking, composing nasty tweets. i'm willing to bet he'

and i'm very excited and very proud of that. >> nbc's andrea mitchell just confirmed tonight that president obama spoke with senator sanders over the last couple of days. over this weekend. as this primary does come to an end, is president obama getting involved personally in trying to bring the party together? >> well, you'd have to ask the white house. we all want to bring the party together. that is something i've been talking about. i've said that i will do my part. that's what i did. actually eight years ago tomorrow, june 7th, in 2008. i had a much closer race with then-senator obama than senator sanders has with me. the popular vote was literally neck and neck. the delegate gap was much smaller. but i took the position that he had a lead in the pledged delegates. that's what we look at. that's what superdelegates look at. and i withdrew. and i also endorsed him. and i knew how important it was that we unify the democratic party. i think it's equally important this time around. >> when senator sanders has been essentially warning the networks, warning journalists, they shouldn't decla

andrea mitchell, nbc news, san diego. >>> trump was in full attack mode saying this about her private e-mail investigation. >> folks, honestly, she's guilty as hell. she's guilty as hell. and the fact that they even -- and this is true. the fact that they even allow her to participate in this race is a disgrace to the united states. it's a disgrace to our nation. it's a disgrace. >> he also made a 180 degree reversal on his thoughts regarding new mexico governor susana martinez. he said he would like her endorsement and quote i respect her. i always liked her. he took to twitter to reopen the now defunct trump university. all of this came on the same day house speaker paul ryan threw his support behind trump, telling the associated press he would be voting for him in the fall. >> it's very clear to me that hillary clinton is in no certain way going to be advancing our principles and policies. she's promising another obama term. and it's also become clear to me through my conversations that donald trump is somebody i know is comfortable with these principles and these general policies.

nbc's andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: benghazi in flames and the death of four americans including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. four years and eight congressional invelst gages later. in an 800-page report house republicans blaming the white house, state department and pentagon especially the military for not deploying for nearly 11 hours after the first shots were fired. >> not a single wheel was turning towards lib dwya libya. >> reporter: but no smoking gun against hillary clinton for failing to protect the diplomat. >> the degree which republicans are willing to play politics with their deaths and this tragedy is appalling. >> reporter: on the night of the attack, a two-hour white house video conference and state department officials arguing the marines should wear civilian clothes to avoid upsetting the libyan government and one commander telling investigators which they finally had a plane during the course of three hours, he and his marines changed in and out of uniforms three times. officials missing warnings not anticipating the second attack. the vice chairman of the jo

andrea mitchell reports from san diego. >>> right now on a special edition of "andrea mitchell reports," live from san diego from hillary clinton is prepare to fire a speedy attack on donald trump's policy. first, trump unleashing his own assault on clinton. >> hillary is not a talented person. she's a person with no naturalal le talent. >> on issue and after issue, we see someone who's unqualified and unfit to be president of the united states. >> allied forces, the president speaking with pbs news. >> well, a lot of times it is easy for somebody to come up zp s and say, if we deport all immigrants or build a wall or if we cut-off trade with china. >> why don't you mention donald trump by name? >> he seems to be doing a good job of mentioning his own name. [ laughter ] >> and moments from now, the commandeering chief would deliver the commencement address at the air force academy in colorado springs. good afternoon, i am andrea mitchell, live from san diego, we are here at the balboa park. the race is tight. wall street journal polls showing hillary clinton up just two-points among li

. >> good day everyone, i am andrea mitchell in washington where both of the candidates today are about to deliver speeches in this hour. both are in the same dc neighborhood. donald trump is speak to a conservative christian group overly skeptical of the presumptive nominee. less than a mile away, hillary clinton is taking a victory lap at the planned parenthood political action group. kasie hunt is outside of clinton's dc home and halie jackson. to you, kasie, you just had elizabeth warren who just left at this meeting. bernie sanders is exiting from the candidates race after tuesday. also, what about the possibility of her being a vice presidential choice? >> reporter: well, andrea, you know how the speculation about elizabeth warren has just exploded over the course of the past 24/48 hours and have been building to a certain extent. clearly, she has the ability to get under donald trump's skin. that's a valuable thing as democrats look to november. the question here, how does the personal relationship between hillary clinton and elizabeth warren evolve? we know that they talk to eac

andrea mitchell who has covered the president and many more, how would you sum up what we just witnessed? >> this was a passionate cry from the heart about his vision of america by this president. he has never before taken on donald trump and he just eviscerated donald trump in that extraordinary speech. president obama basically saying do you think that -- using a phrase is a military strategy? do you think that we sit here saying well, maybe if we use the phrase radical islamic terrorist than we can defeat isil. when you are the commandeering chief of either party, any president or obama or his people would say to a critic of this nominee of what are you thinking when you talk about using a phrase itself is a strategy? he said it is cheap political rhetoric and takes apart all of those criticisms and interestingly, i thought his voice and the tear of his voice took on new urgency after reciting of what he claims to be the success of isis on the ground and he got much more engaged and passionate when he started to talk more about guns and how if you really want to do something, critics

>> andrea mitchell in brooklyn tonight, thank you. the sanders campaign counting on a win here in california, and elsewhere tonight, to provide breathing room and possibly make the case to try and wrestle back some of those clinton super delegates before the convention. i spoke with senator sanders in an exclusive interview just a short time ago, where he continued to sound like a candidate still very much in the race and ready to take on some nearly impossible odds. how taken aback, how surprised were you at the call last night that hillary clinton is the presumptive democratic nominee? >> why i was upset is what the a.p. did. they got on the phone as i understand it, and started hounding super delegates, to tell them in an anonymous way who they were voting for. the night before the largest primary, biggest primary in the whole process, they make this announcement. so i was really disappointed in what the amplt p. did. >> are you going to worry it's going to suppress voters? >> i was disappointed in what the a.p. did. >> by any calc

>> andrea mitchell tonight, thank you. >>> there was no shortage of blame when a 3-year-old boy wandered into the gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo, prompting the zoo to shoot the animal. today a prosecutor said no charges will be brought against the boy's mother. rehema ellis with more on that story for us tonight. >> reporter: it's a tragedy, but is it a crime? a 420-pound gorilla dragging a 3-year-old boy across a moat. worried for the child's safety, cincinnati zoo officials shot and killed harambe, the 17-year-old gorilla, and endangered silverback. an online petition erupted with over half a million signatures calling for the mother to be charged. but today the hamilton county prosecutor said an investigation reveals the mother was not negligent. >> had she been in the bathroom smoking crack, and let her kids run around the zoo, that would be a different story. >> reporter: he said social workers were impressed by the family. >> if anyone doesn't believe a 3-year-old can scamper off very quickly, they've never had kids. >> reporter: the family issued a statement saying they a

nbc's andrea mitchell has details. >> reporter: bill clinton on a campaign trip in arizona. attorney general loretta lynch visiting the phoenix police. they run into each other on the tarmac at the airport. it's 108 degrees so they board her air-conditioned government plane along with her husband and visit for 30 minutes. >> there was no discussion of any matter pending before the department. there was no discussion of benghazi, no discussion of the state department e-mails by way of example. >> reporter: saying it was social about golf, grandchildren and visits each had paid to former attorney general janet reno who is ailing. but with the justice department investigating hillary clinton's e-mails, on radio today donald trump pounced. >> i think it's so terrible. i think it's so horrible. i think it's the biggest story -- one of the big stories of this week, of this month, o how bad a judgment is it for him or for her to do this? >> reporter: the attorney general says the e-mail investigation is being handled by career agents who follow the facts and the law. but critics, e

but first, andrea mitchell with the latest. >> reporter: tonight all eyes on hillary clinton and bernie sanders after clinton's historic milestone. >> first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party nominee. >> reporter: clinton's big win in california, sanders heading back home to vermont today, to reassess and plan for a political summit with president obama at the white house tomorrow. but is sanders ready to drop out. the vice president telling nbc news -- >> be a little graceful. >> reporter: sanders moderating his tone but still vowing to fight on. >> we will continue to fight for every vote and every delegate. >> reporter: hillary clinton knows what it feels like to lose. eight years ago it was a youthful senator obama recruiting clinton to endorse him. >> hello unity! >> reporter: all set up during a secret meeting in diane feinstein's living room. feinstein said with time, clinton and sanders can also heal their wounds. >> most healings have to diminish, and they will. i will say let a week, ten days go by, and then really begin to see the pieces come toge