. >>> but first, let's check in with bill hemmer with what's coming up at the top of hour. >> i bet that involves paprika. just guessing. >> because it's hungarian goulash? >> number one export. >> it is. good morning. >> he says yes. >> smart. >> confirmed? >> confirmed. >> overnight fire works from the floor of the house, where is the debate going now? who made the call on the orlando terrorist? the guy who installed hillary clinton's server takes the fifth 125 times. what does he know? the campaign has gone to a new gear. we'll talk to the trump team about his defense against hillary clinton and the stunning report on the number of isis plots stopped here in the u.s. martha and i will see you, packed show, 11 minutes away, top of the hour.

plus bill hemmer on covering orlando. how journalists cope with terror and tragedy. i'm howard kurtz and this is media buzz. >>> i got donald trump on the phone on friday, i asked him about his recent coverage, which he's been rather vocal about lately. >> i didn't love the press during the primaries. but now, it's like brutal. these people are so one-sided. >> here's what trump told me. the media are very negative toward a republican, toward a conservative republican, and certainly very negative toward me. they don't report my statements properly. they'll use the first quarter of it. there's tremendous hostility from the media. trump said things have changed since he clinched the nomination, quote, when i was running against 16 republicans it was somewhat unfair but at least you could see it. now it's beyond belief. they are protecting hillary clinton like you wouldn't believe. i don't think it helps but i'm going to end up winning. i'm going to end up winning big league. so trump is convinced he's getting a raw deal. i also asked him about yanking "the washington p

i'm bill hemmer, tick past 3:00, working today for shepard smith here on site. carl cameron is with donald trump. want to check in on the message and the speech and more from the trump team. carl, good afternoon. >> hi, bill. well, obviously this was a so manier and sometimes very angry speech. donald trump had plans to deliver a speech castigating hillary clinton and saying she was unfit for service, and going after a bill of particulars if he thinks that are the offenses shoot dissquall her from the presidency and this was supposed to be a peach some n which he would outline how he would defeat isis. what mr. trump said was that the intelligence services are being hall strug by president obama and president obama is in part by association to blame for all of these things for not having done enough to stop isis already. he also criticized hillary clinton time and time again, saying she was weak, out of step, dunce understand the problem because she has refused for years to say, radical islamic terrorism. today actually, when asked about her unwillingness to say

>> and should he retaliate against media outhealths and bill hemmer and how journalists coach with terror and tragedy. this is "media buzz" today. >> i got donald trump on the phone and asked about recent coverage and he has been vocal about lately. >> love the press during the primaries. but now it is like, brutal, the people are so one-sided. >> here is what he told me, the media are very negative toward a republican and conservative republican and to me and they do not report my statement properly and use the first quarter. there is tremendous' tilts from the media. he said things have changed since he clinch the the nomination when i was run against 16 republicans it was somewhat unfair but now it is beyond belief they are protecting hillary clinton. i don't think it helps but i will end up winning big league. >> donald trump is convinced he is getting a raw deal and i asked about pulling the "washington post" yes determine over this headline which the paper later softened suggesting that president obama was involved with orlando shooting. he said "i would love to give it back in i am

. >> fox news channel's bill hemmer is in orlando. what do you make of the political ramifications? >> my sense is the election will turn on two things, the economy and national security. after orlando, the issue of national security will come more to the forefront. and how trump and how clinton react to it will go a long way in terms of support or lack thereof based on their response. >> tonight, the world mourns the victims and prays for the survivors. >> i can't even begin to fathom what the people in orlando are going through right now. >> unbelievably senseless. >> it really is. >>> today we are learning more about the man responsible for this senseless tragedy. she was married to the madman. >> he was mentally unstable and mentally ill. >> omar mateen's first wife pulling back the curtain on her four-month marriage to the perpetrator shooting in united states history. >> a few months after we were married, i saw his instability and i saw that he was bipolar and he would get mad out of nowhere. >> "extra" obtaining their divorce papers from 2011. >> he started abusing me physic

bill hemmer joins us from orlando. bill: the f.b.i. director's press conference will be illuminating. it's been five hours since anyone of authority has spoken on this. it's my sense after hearing from the f.b.i. this morning after talking about a great amount of electronic evidence, you have to think this investigation is in overdrive, especially when you consider that he has been on a terror watchlist and was taken off of it. he was questioned by the f.b.i. in 2013. he was questioned by the f.b.i. the following year for the alleged connection he had with the first american who below himself up in syria. what happened between 2014 and now? that's a gap and a period we need answers for. that's what we are waiting for with answers from james comey in washington. harris: you talked with governor scott there. is there a sense today they are building toward more clarity about this man? we are learning things as far back as high school. "the washington post" report that classmates remember him jumping up and down on the day of 9/11. this mo

bill hemmer on the ground in orlando. heather: investigators looking into whether isis had a direct role in the orlando attack area why our next guest says the united states should be doing more to fight back terror groups overseas, we will be right back. >> hey, honey? yes, dear? you're washing that baked-on alfredo by hand, right? (loudly) yes, dear. dish issues? cascade platinum powers through... your toughest stuck-on food... so let your dishwasher be the dishwasher. this turned out great. cascade. heather: more on the investigation into the orlando terror attack. let's bring in michael solomon, a former fbi investigator and former intelligence officer for the us department. when you look at some of the facts of the case, good morning, you look at the interaction that he had with the homicide bomber. he claims he had family ties to al qaeda. we know for a fact he watched radicalization videos. he scared coworkers and he wanted to go on to say you wanted to martyr himself. what more does the government need to prove th

here's bill hemmer. >> when we visited the hospital we hope to be cured and not sicker. as a society we are well aware of the heart disease and cancer and so on. what if one of the biggest threats is the world of medicine itself. this hour we are looking at medical errors and how are they managed and what can we do to prevent them? and a warning that some some of the things in the report may disturb you. we begin in cleveland, ohio. >> i thought she was amazing. >> friends called them barbie and ken. >>icley and chris were college sweet hearts. first came nate and then catherine elizabeth and then emily. there was a problem with emily. >> she was born with a external tumor at the base of the tail bone. and the surgeon said chris, don't worry about this. this is benign. we can remove it. >> emily bounced back from the surgery and then at 18 months. >> she was starting to grab her side is every once in a while and wince in pain. >> they took her for an mri. chris who as it happens, worked for a medical imageing company feared the worst. >> all of the sudden, the radioologi

bill hemmer here in washington, d.c. >> i'm martha in new york city. we have a new quinnipiac poll that shows hillary clinton ahead 45% to trump 41%. more women supporting hillary, more men supporting donald trump. bill: this after donald trump unload on reporters for asking questions about money he promised to donate to veterans group. >> you know my opinion of the media. they are made up of in many cases, not all cases, people who are not good. excuse me, i have watched you on television. you are a real beauty. when i raise millions of dollars, to have people say like this sleazy guy from abc, you are a sleaze in my books. you know the facts. and if you know the facts well. >> you are answering questions we had back then. >> i have been dealing with the press a long time. i think the political press is among the most dishonest i have ever met. of course, you are exclude, carl. bill: how we doing? it's nice to see you. let's talk about the quinnipiac poll. men and women. men are from trump and women ... >> the men and women show the kind of chasm that

bill hemmer is live with how tough it might oob we miss you. don't be long, okay? i want to take you back to 2008. obama, 356. mccain, 173. mark is 270. remember? that year, obama won ohio, florida and virginia. 2012, obama 332, romney, 206 again, 270 is your marker. obama wra won ohio, florida, and virginia in back to back elections. now, in 2016 this is what we've done. we believe the states in gray are battle ground states. up for grabs now. we believe there is an even dozen at 12. we think hillary clinton starts at 217, donald trump, at 163. if you see for hillary clinton, if you're to win ohio and win florida look how close she'd be to that magic number of 270. she'd maybe need to, maybe a nevada, maybe an iowa and she's have the white house won. let's put more a typical scenario into play here, let's say nevada is democrat, wisconsin is democrat. let's say some of the more typical states like arizona goes red. georgia stays red and so does north carolina. trump would be a 205 in the electoral college faceoff here. if you're to give him ohio and give him flori

i'm bill hemmer. welcome back to america's newsroom. heather: a live look at the senate intel committee where the senate is going to demand answers about how mateen slipped through f.b.i. security. bill: he took time out to pledge his loyalty to isis. the real muslims will never accept the filthy way of the west. you kill women and children by doing us air airstrikes, now taste the islamic state vengeance. >> we are leaving no stone unturned. we cannot speculate on the timing of charges or whether there will be charges. it will be unfair to give any name or person with respect to charges. we want to keep the public well informed. we do not want to invite idle speculation. bill: peter doocy leading our coverage. what else did they find on that terrorist phone? reporter: while he was in pulse he was searching for stories about the attack he was carrying out, the attack in progress. mateen looked for articles looking for words "pulse orlando" and "shooting." he also made 15 phone calls. he posted a social media pledge to the leader of isis

i'm bill hemmer and a big welcome back to abby huntsman. abby: investigators piecing together what led up to that massacre. the shooter omar mateen texted his wife during the shooting inside the orlando nightclub. what do we know about the texts and does it shed light on the involvement of the wife during the massacre? reporter: she was in contact with her husband during the attack. but it's unclear if she knew that was the case. we have seen evidence that omar was in contact with his wife while he was in pulse. she said where are you? and he said have you seen what's happening and she said no. he said i love you, babe. he spent time in the martin county school systems. after school wanted to become a police officer. he tried to become a state trooper and a pair of attempts to enroll in police academies and none of it worked so he became a private security detail operator. abby: what kind of impact did he have when the president was there. reporter: most of the meetings were behind closed doors. then they went outside and laid white roses a

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i'm eric shawn for bill hemmer this morning. hillary clinton is surging ahead as voters express new apprehension about donald trump. the new abc poll gives mrs. clinton 12-point advantage, leading 51-39 points. that same survey last month showed a statistical tie. there is second poll from nbc. shows a much closer race. giving mrs. clinton a five-point lead. compared to a 3-point gap last month. martha: brit hume fox news political analyst. >> hi, martha. martha: these are national polls. how much stock do you put in this sort of america sure of the rice at this point? >> i think it is worth noting wide disparity between the results that "wall street journal" got from the ones that abc news and "washington post" got. what i would suggest is, martha, better to look at polling average which gives hillary clinton about a six or seven point lead which i think is probably about right. perhaps even more important however is that not a single poll that i've seen going back more than a month, has shown donald trump ahead. there were a c

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bill: i'm bill hemmer. a congressional report uncovers disturbing links between refugees and terrorism. senators jeff sessions and ted cruz releasing the report based on data from the justice department. senator sessions blasting efforts to boost the number of refugees coming in from the country of syria. >> expert people have told us we have no ability to investigate and verify the backgrounds of these individuals. other experts have told us that the terrorists are attempting to infiltrate the refugee movement. bill: catherine herridge has been on the story. good morning to you. what have we found out in this report. what does it say? reporter: bill, thank you, good morn. this letter to president obama from senators jeff sessions and ted cruz research from justice department files and media reports. among the finding for period september 2001 through 2014 the investigation found u.s. successfully prosecuted 580 individuals for terrorism and terror-related cases the investigators found a surge in number of

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i am bill hemmer in orlando. good morning, heather. of the 27 i am in for martha investigator digging deep into omar mateen's background, former friends and acquaintances coming out of the woodwork tracing his path from childhood to that nightclub. >> witnesses say he was a regular visitor. some of the reporting they have seen him on numerous occasions. another person suggesting they saw him get a drink by himself at 1:00 am that night. it was an hour later when the bullets rang out. and some heartbreaking video from that moment we now have from one of the victims. that is 25-year-old amanda hours sharing video by snapchat. on online social media apps moments before she was shot. she did not get out alive. as investigators dig into omar mateen's background and inspection of the gun shop where he got his weapons in florida. >> right now an annual compliance inspection which is normal to get close for a couple hours, just so you know. know what is coming in, no one will come in for several hours. bill: you were there yesterday where omar

eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer. the report says president obama and hillary clinton never met personally on the benghazi attack. but a key white house meeting featuring hillary clinton took place while our ambassador chris stevens was still meeting. it focused on a response on the ground and the white house destroying a line of attack that was dismissed from the very beginning by those who saw the horror firsthand. >> there is an agenda that need to be pushed, and the eye witness accountant truth of what happened that night does not hold with the agenda. >> this was not a preplanned, premeditated attack it was a spontaneous reaction to what just transpired in cairo. >> would a highly decorated career diplomat told you or washington had there been a demonstration outside their facility that day. >> yes, he would have. >> did he mention one word about a protest or demonstration. >> the notion there was a stand-down order given by any cia chief or anybody in been ghazi is false. >> we were told to stand down. we were d

." >> nice to be with you here at home, i'm bill hemmer. hillary clinton unloading on donald trump. in sharpest attack. speech dubbed foreign policy address, clinton called out trump by name 30 times and unfit to be president. >> he is not just unprepared. he is tempermentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability, and immense responsibility. i will leave it to the psychiatrists to explain his affection for tyrants. donald trump's ideas aren't just different, they are dangerously incoherent. martha: donald trump wasted no time firing back in his classic fashion. watch this. >> i watched hillary today. it was pathetic. it was pathetic. supposed to be a foreign policy speech. it was a political speech. had nothing to do with foreign policy "crooked hillary" said, oh, donald trump, his finger on the button. i'm the one that didn't want to go into iraq, folks! and she is the one that stupidly raised her hand to go into iraq and destablize the entire middle east! martha: that is trailer, folks. wait until you see the whole feature. chris stirewalt, join us fox news d

i'm bill hemmer. >> i'm martha mccallum. hi, bill. >> you look fantastic, by the way. >> what do you usually do? >> i'm usually calling you on the cell phone, saying, what's up? >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha mccallum. hillary clinton seeing the finish line as she tries to rally democrats after a bruising battle with a tougher

. >>> in the meantime, i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith, "your world" with stuart varney in for neil today. begins now. [shouting] >> news straight from the cia, isis scrambling to infill trait refugees over there -- infiltrate refugees, and "the new york times" first to blame runs for the orlando massacre. today it's the nra. what about the terrorists? how the british politician shot, stabbed and killed, one week before the nation votes to stay or leave the european union, shake degree bait to its core. "your world" starting right now. >>> welcome everyone. isis, not letting up. now the cia director warning isis terrorists could be coming here with refugees. >> isil has large cadre of western fighters who potentially serve as operatives for attackness the west. the group is probably exploring a variety of means for infiltrating operatives into the west, including in refugee flows, smuggling routes and methods of travel that are legitimate. >> all of this as the white house is speeding up the refugee process. sebastian is author of defeating jihad. why the rush? >> i wish i knew. i t

. >>> in the meantime, i'm bill hemmer in for shepard smith, "your world" with stuart varney in for neil today. begins now. [shouting] >> news straight from the cia, isis scrambling to infill trait refugees over there -- infiltrate refugees, and "the new york times" first to blame runs for the orlando massacre. today it's the nra. what about the terrorists? how the british politician shot, stabbed and killed, one week before the nation votes to stay or leave the european union, shake degree bait to its core. "your world" starting right now. >>> welcome ever

takes whacks at outlet from washington post, politico and msnbc's "morning joe" and our colleague bill hemmer on dealing with tragedy and terror when he was in orlando. >> we'll see you in about 20 minutes. thank you. >>> up next, hillary clinton and bernie sanders holding a private meeting as gop delegates hatch a plan to stop a donald trump nomination. our panel next on the race for the white house as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." back in a moment. can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like - pow. it felt like i had just gone to the dentist. my teeth are glowing. they are so white. 6x cleaning*, 6x whiteningá in the certain spots that i get very sensitive... ...i really notice a difference. and at two weeks superior sensitivity relief to sensodyne i actually really like the two steps! step 1 cleans and relieves sensitivity, step 2 whitens. it's the whole package. no one's done this. crest - healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >>> welcome back. donald trump hitting the campaign trail this weekend where hillary clinton is taking some time off. trump taking a swipe

. ♪ ... ... ... ... ...yq >>> i'm bill hemmer. in a moment, a close look at a navy aircraft carrier that's helping pummel targets in iraq and syria. the "uss harry s. truman." that's all coming up. busy day of news. we'll get to it top of the hour when i work today for shepard smith. see you at 3:00 eastern time. >>> back on "the real story" now. widow of the orlando killer dropping out of the sight as investigators zero in on her possible involvement as a the grand jury now considers charges against her. greta van susteren, i want to pick your brain on this. federal grand jury. how does this process work, how long will it take? what do you think? >> there is no set timeline for a grand jury. i will say one thing. i'm actually confused why a grand jury has been impaneled. i don't know if there is even one or if the authorities have said that. but you don't need one. . this woman has gone in and spoken to them. if they said that she in any way helped him, then she's on hook for all 49 murders and all of the injuries. at least as fa

>> yes, on bill hemmer this morning. that's the key and pivotal question. i think that's very important. who is making those kind of calls and decisions, essentially a cover-up. i don't believe for one minute they don't know exactly who ordered it. somebody is being protected. at a certain point they'll say it wasn't me, it wasn't me. by process of elimination -- >> if i was kirby, i would say nobody is leaving this room or building until i find out who it is. because bill, they also called it a glitch for three weeks. and lying. >> yes. >> they -- >> i wanted to ask you -- >> i got rosen on tonight. i'm going to force him, he knows who erased it. rosen knows. >> said he's been given some tips. i think he knows, too. >> so far we've got a couple of people. >> jen psaki went after rosen. she is saying you're demeaning me, you're defaming me. >> which he hasn't. >> i don't think so but that's what she's saying now. >> who does she work now? >> she's the white house communications director. i like your style. you couldn't come out here, you're like a prosecuto

. >>> i'm bill hemmer in the fox news desk. more ahead on top republicans slamming donald trump and we'll speak to a journalist who says all this plays right into hillary clinton and the story she's trying to create for the general election and what does trump do about that? that's coming up when i fill in for "shepard smith" reporting on this monday. >> thanks, bill. donald trump on the hot seat over his criticism of the latino judge handling the trump university lawsuit. >> he's got bias. i want to build a wall. coming to build a build. doing very well with the latinos and hispanics and mexicans. >> if it were a muslim judge would you feel like they wouldn't be able to treat you fairly because that have policy of yours? >> it's possible, yes. that would be possible, yes, absolutely. >> greta van sustern is host of "on the record" with fox and here to talk about this topic today. >> greta, can a judge be disqualified from a case merely because of ethnic background, or do you actually have to have a material conflict of interes

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takes whacks at outlet from washington post, politico and msnbc's "morning joe" and our colleague bill hemmer on dealing with tragedy and terror when he was in orlando. >> we'll see you in about 20 minutes. thank you. >>> up next, hillary clinton and bernie sanders holding a private meeting as gop delegates hatch a plan to stop a donald trump nomination. our panel next on the race for the white house as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." back in a moment. ... >>> welcome back. donald trump hitting the campaign trail this weekend where hillary clinton is taking some time off. trump taking a swipe at clinton, though, suggesting there is a reason bernie sanders still has not bowed out of this race. listen. >> crazy bernie, he doesn't give up. he's waiting for, really, the fbi to do what everybody thinks they're going to do. i mean, i think that's -- right? i think he's sort of saying, look, let's hang in there because ultimately it's called the fbi convention. we'll see if the right thing happens. >> on that note let's bring in our panel, ed rollins, former principle adviser to president

i'm bill hemmer back here

i'm bill hemmer and a big welcome back to abby huntsman. abby: investigators piecing together what led up to that massacre. the shooter omar mateen texted his wife during the shooting inside the orlando nightclub.

bill hemmer and martha maccallum are next. bill: we are four months and 50 states down the road. today is the end of the primary election road. hillary clinton as apparently secured the delegates she needs to secure the nomination for the democratic party if you include the superdelegates. martha: everybody is looking at california tonight. but there are other states out there, including new

bill hemmer here in washington, d.c. >> i'm martha in new york city. we have a new quinnipiac poll that shows hillary clinton ahead 45% to trump 41%. more women supporting

i'm bill hemmer. welcome back to america's newsroom. heather: a live look at the senate intel committee where the senate is going to demand answers about how mateen slipped

it is still a difficult ride for president hemmer, that what he has chosen so far -- from president temer. two ministers in the period of a week have had to resign. prepared to push pensional fiscal and reform. we can expect some stabilization in brazil, some challenging political dynamics. but gradually the environment -- gary: how can you say they have turned a corner iago you look at the history of brazil and argentina, and these countries have political problems that are nonstop, nonstop chaos. they do not know how to run their economies. why is there any confidence that the current crop will do better than their predecessors? -- the: one has to secular decline in argentina, with a massive -- from an investment perspective, you want without being captured in the secular dynamics. another you suggesting lulu like surprise in brazil? economies inging general have a strong track record of managing crisis, managing difficult circumstances. what they do not have, however, is a good track record in managing prosperity. what we are saying in the case of brazil -- what we are seeing in the ca

bill: i'll bill hemmer. brutal battle finally coming to an end. hillary clinton said to clinch the number of delegates necessary in new jersey tomorrow. when you add in the superdelegates she gets to the mark. the candidates are neck-and-neck in california. bernie sanders says he will win there and fight all the way to the convention in philadelphia. here is where the delegate count stands at the moment according to ap. hillary clinton needs less than 30 delegates to wrap it up after winning puerto rico saturday afternoon. martha: the rcp average of polls shows them nearly tied into tomorrow's primary. either way hillary clinton says she will be the nominee. >> i think if you look at the popular vote, look at the majority of pledged delegates i should have captured those by tuesday but i'm going to keep fighting hard here in california and in the other states that are voting on tuesday because i want to get as strong a vote as i possibly can. bill: jennifer griffin watching all this live in lynwood, california. good morning, jennifer. how are the

bill hemmer and martha maccallum are next. bill: we are four months and 50 states down the road. today is the end of the primary election road. hillary clinton as apparently secured the delegates she needs to secure the nomination for the democratic party if you include the superdelegates. martha: everybody is looking at california tonight. but there are other states out there, including new jersey. sanders reminding voters that nothing is official until philadelphia in july. watch bernie. >> there is nothing to concede. secretary clinton will not have the requisite number of pledged delegates to win the nomination. she'll be dependent on superdelegates. they vote july 25. >> california is about the future. california will help us make the future we want for every person in this country. and we are going to come out of the primary even strong tore take on donald trump. bill: hillary clinton apparently hit the magic number 2,383. bernie sanders is 1,569. martha: we start with john roberts live at trump towers. many would think this is the time for donald trump to be coasting and w

i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." martha has time off. heather: she sure does. i'm heather childers. nice to be here. long time confidante sidney blumenthal stepping out of the shadows talking about frequent communications with clinton using private email server to discuss top secret information in non-secure emails even though he had no government clearance to handle state secrets. bill: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge on the story again today out of washington. catherine, good morning to you. where is this story now that you've been watching for months? reporter: bill, there are important developments this morning. i want to begin what we're learning about the content of the 22 top secret emails. fox news was first to report in march that the fbi criminal probe was focused on the 22 top secret emails too damaging to publicly release for national security reasons and that they did contain discussions about the cia drone campaign. "the wall street journal" this morning has moved that reporting forward with the revelation that the clinton emai

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bill: i'll bill hemmer. i sat down with governor kasich in the governor's mansion late yesterday afternoon in columbus, ohio, for this exclusive interview. he told me is nowhere near endorses donald trump. in fact he says trump is trending poorly. here is the governor on that. >> right now it is not looking good. bill: but you know, you know how important ohio is in this election? >> yeah. bill: if he doesn't win ohio you could make an argument he does not win e white house. >> the fact of the matter is, qualities we need in leader is very important to me. this is not a game for me. i can't go for dividing, name-calling, or somebody that doesn't really represent conservative principles. bill: you are the host governor. >> yeah. bill: for the convention, that comes to ohio in 40 days. >> bill -- bill: are you saying it is possible you can walk into that arena in cleveland, ohio, and not endorse? >> absolutely, of course. i've been this way since i was in politics. i call them the way i see them. never more th

bill: i'm bill hemmer. trump and clinton trading blows on the trail. trump opening fire after getting ad vans look at clinton's speech later today which goes after trump's ideas on foreign policy. >> she's not qualified because she has bad judgment. now who said that? bernie sanders said it about hillary. she is not qualified. she is one of the worst secretaries of state in the history of our country. now she wants to be our president. look, i will be honest, she has no natural talents to be president. this is not a president. bill: meanwhile hillary clinton still has to fight bernie sanders. and a brand new poll in california shows the two of them in a dead-heat. clinton and sanders, two points apart, within the margin of error. senior national correspondent john roberts live in san jose, california. trump hold as rally a bit later today. john, start there. what is the difference on the trail about foreign policy that we'll learn about today? reporter: it will be very sharp contrast, can you imagine hillary clinton and donald trump used to socialize w

bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. campaign attack lines crystallizing in the final weeks before the big nominating conventions in cleveland and fillly. clinton's speech on the economy expected to go after trump as a dangerous menace to our financial future. senior political correspondent mike emanuel live in columbus, ohio. what will clinton's line of attack be there in that battleground state, mike? reporter: bill, good morning to you. one issue, with recent polls hillary clinton leading donald trump in most of them one issue she trails on donald trump who would best lead the economy. they are out with a campaign video and donald trump bad business, bad for you. clinton aides say she will outline the core proposition if donald trump were put behind the american economy he would drive us off a cliff. american families would feel brunt of impact, lost jobs, savings and livelihoods. that is something to listen for in battleground ohio later this morning, bill. bill: how much should we expect to hear about trump, his att

hemmer and the staff for -- of "america's newsroom" for having me on throughout this process for the past few years. this is about the fifth occasion. i was the first family member to he figure congress for a select committee and it's greaty appreciated as far as your support level. martha: it's a big story and continues to be. for the rest of us it's not nearly as personal as it is for you. when i look at this situation, you look at the information we just got. for your nephew, for sean smith, it's about the security lapses that happened before this event. because we talked to tonto who was part of the second part of the carnage. but sean smith was in the relationship mall attack. when you hear hillary clinton say it's time to move on what is your reaction. >> i spent last night until 3:30 in the moan reading the report. i also read a report coming out today from the citizens' commission on benghazi which is succinct as far as what happened before. one thing the select committee didn't deal with was they didn't deal with the before aspect. in regards to mrs. clinton, what a politica

i'm bill hemmer. martha: good morning. good to see you. been a long time. several hours at least. hillary clinton make a declaration of victory. she became the first woman to clinch the party's presidential nomination. >> thanks to you, we reached a milestone. the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a main party nominee. martha: that's a big deal, but bernie sanders is not walking away from this race. he vows to fight on in july. >> next tuesday we continue the fight in the last primary in state. martha: hillary clinton clinching more than 2,700 delegates, well above the number needed for the nomination. donald trump is ramping up his attacks on hillary clinton. >> our infrastructure is a disaster, our schools are failing, crime is rising. people are scared. the last thing we need is hillary clinton in the white house or an extension of the obama disaster. bill: jennifer griffin is on the clinton campaign. jennifer, you were there last night. what struck you most about her speech? >> i think what struck me most was how subdued in some ways the speech was. aide

leland: i'm leland vittert in for bill hemmer. the number of dead rising to 43. c.i.a. director john brennan has a serious wiewrning ahead of july 4. >> we have to increase our efforts. if anybody thinks the u.s. homeland is hermetically sealed and daesh or isil would not consider that, i would guard against that. leland: john huddy, what else do we know about the attackers. >> turkish officials say they were from russia, uzbekistan and kurdistan. but we don't have specific details about whether they lived in turkey or istanbul or traveled to europe from another country or countries. but an interesting footnote. yesterday russia president vladimir putin spoke with erdogan. it's the first time the two leaders have spoken since turkey shot down a russian jet. oh whether the russian nationality of one of the attackers cools things off and creates tension again between the two leaders and countries remains to be seen. in the surveillance video it shows two of the three attackers who killed 43 and wounding 230 others. leland: the raid that happened overnight. do turkish offi