interesting, last week i was in san diego, i had a massive crowd, and many of them were marines and they were navy s.e.a.l.s, because san diego is very much of a military area, and these people walked out, and they saw what was happening, then man, was that problem over with pretty fast. by the way it's very important that i say the people that are causing that problem, they're not my people. they're people outside, they're thugs and they'rage tators. they're bad people. i think they're sent by the democrats. >> do you have evidence of that? >> well, they have the bernie signs. got a lot of bernie signs. >> bernie supporters. >> the bernie signs are the same signs they use at their rallies. >> i want to ask you about

indictment of their republican rival, donald trump. their words. a live look at the stage in san diego. the topic today, foreign policy, and specifically the two dueling visions for the nation's position in the world. secretary clinton campaign aideses say she'll go every donald trump foreign policy positions, for instance when he questioned our involvement in nato or when donald trump suggested he would be okay with japan and south korea developing nuclear weapons. something that goes against decades of foreign policy positions. hillary clinton said yesterday that donald trump's policy positions are dangerous, and put the united states at risk. secretary clinton is making her speech in san diego today. days ahead of the california primary. her campaign scramble to add events there, to hold bask what is apparent threat from bernie sanders. in fact the clinton campaign is holding more than 30 events in that state in just five days. but instead of going after sanders today, her team tells us she is set to take on donald trump head on. john roberts has donald trump's reaction -- will have it's

20 minutes. she will be speaking in san diego, a city that is synonymous with military. one of the largest military populations in this country based in and around the san diego area. this will be hillary clinton's first major address since donald trump clenched the delegates needed for the republican nominati nomination. we are told she's going to focus on foreign policy, laying out her argument for why trump is unqualified in her eyes to be commander in chief and she would describe it a threat to national security. the clinton campaign released a video ahead of today's speech depicting trump as dangerous. ♪ >> we have to be unpredictable. wouldn't you rather in a certain sense have japan have nuclear weapons. osama bin laden, absolutely. >> his remarks are divisive, stupid and wrong. >> looks like we're not going to have a very good relationship. we don't really need nato in its current form. >> and donald trump for his part has launched a preemptive strike. he did it last night on the stump in sacramento. >> hillary clinton -- and this is 100%. hillary clinton who lies -- i me

location of secretary clinton's speech in san diego. set the stage for us, brianna. >> reporter: the stage is that hillary clinton, brooke, is going to be speaking here shortly in san diego on a stage where she is flanked by, i counted them, 19 american flags. where we're hearing an souza march play ahead of this, something you might hear at a white house event ahead of time trying to make the case she has the temperament to be commander in chief, not donald trump. she will mention the policies and draw contrast with donald trump and the speech i'm told talking to aides is something bigger than that and it is as you said about temperaent. even though she'll talk about the policies and world view, the bigger objective is to contrast herself with donald trump, someone as an aide said to me, will have a foreign policy dictated by, quote, the ve vestitudes of his mood. i think she is making the case this is beyond differences of opinion, this aide telling me, look, someone like mitt romney, john mccain, yes, she had differences with and donald trump is an outlier beyond even other republ

in san diego, and what happened in los angeles and what was the saudi involvement. >> kroft: much of that surprising information is buried in footnotes and appendices of the 9/11 report. part of the official public record, but most of it unknown to the general public. these are some, but not all of the facts: in january of 2000, the first of the hijackers landed in los angeles after attending an al qaeda summit in kuala lumpur, malaysia. the two saudi nationals, nawaf al hazmi and khalid al mihdhar, arrived with extremely limited language skills and no experience with western culture. yet, through an incredible series of circumstances, they managed to get everything they needed, from housing to flight lessons. >> roemer: l.a., san diego, that's really you know, the hornet's nest. that's really the one that i continue to think about almost on a daily basis. >> kroft: during their first days in l.a., witnesses place the two future hijackers at the king fahd mosque in the company of fahad al-thumairy, a diplomat at the saudi consulate known to hold extremist views. later, 9/11 invest

hasn't picked up a win in his last five starts. today out in san diego he's becoming a much more important series. the bullpen, they gave up the lead late last night. the nats don't want to lose to san diego, an awful team. oliver perez having some fun with his kid on father's day. balance just a little bit of the problem there. very first batter of the game, check out michael a. taylor. this an a-plus effort. a lead-off home run. that's how you start the game. they're up a run. two on and one out. a couple of runs come in to score. san diego, they go on top. padres are up 3-1. danny espinosa. his 12th home run of the season. the nats pull within a run. a few batters later, taylor back at the dish. he's never hit two home runs in a game. the nats tie the game at three. right now san diego is on top, 5-3, in the sixth inning. >>> orioles hosting the blue jays. the orioles brought out dad to the yard today. bottom first, birds up 1-0. that ball gets hammered to deep center. that's a the orioles take a 3-0 lead early. later on not close to done just yet. the orioles up 7-4. chris da

on c-span. to see more of our coverage, go to c-span.org. >> coverage continues next drum san diego. momentarily, we will hear from hillary clinton. she is expected to make what is being billed as a major national security speech and we will have that live for you on c-span. we will follow that with your calls and comments on national security. we just showed you the president's address at the air force academy adulation. next, we will show you nasa astronaut jeanette at speaking to lemoyne college in zero keys new york. we'll show you as much as we can as we wait to hear from hillary clinton. ♪ [applause] >> congratulations. complete honor and enjoy to be here. congratulations students, parents and faculty. dr. l'amour what ask me to do this. i'm completely blown away by this. very excited for you, the graduates, because of the boundless possibilities and opportunities that lie before you. it was a long time ago that i 28 yearsur seat, about ago, i became a dolphin in the fall of 1988. i was extremely awkward and shy, but i was bursting with faith that i could be successful. despite having th

>>> this is a fox news alert, i'm bret baier. coming to you live from san diego, behind me is the "uss af. we're here for the california primary. the crown jewel of the final big night of the 2016 presidential primary season. democrats are voting in six states tonight. but it's here, in the golden state with its jackpot of 475 delegates that will be a measuring stick of hillary clinton's ability to unite her party after a divisive primary battle with bernie sanders. media reports say clinton has clinched the nomination, but sanders says not so fast. we have fox team coverage. jennifer griffin is in brooklyn as clinton prepares to make history as the first woman to secure the top spot on a major party ticket. james rosen is at the white house with how the obama factor mau play into the campaign but we begin with carl cameron in new york, as the presumptive gop nominee, donald trump, continues to get almost universal criticism for comments about hispanic judge and now he's pushing back. good evening, carl. >> hi, brett. donald trump has a teleprompter ready for tonight's victory spe

-- >> they broke the law coming over. i grew up in san diego. we've had to deal about our whole entire life. i'm association and who is the person who cuts your lawn and takes care of your children and washes your dishes and scrubs your toilets -- >> -- financial aid from students like me -- >> -- everybody that is the focus -- >> i'm association thsorry, the away financial -- >> they're not flying american flags. they're flying mexico flags -- >> let me just -- you're a trump supporter -- >> -- irish flag in st. patrick's day -- >> -- what did you think about the comments about the judge -- >> i'm learning about it, i actually went to the trump rally where he was -- >> and people said -- >> i didn't hear much about

. >>> i'm wolf blitzer. it's 10:00 a.m. in san diego, 1:00 p.m. here in washington, 8:00 p.m. in baghdad. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. up first, hillary clinton plans to hit donald trump on national security and foreign policy. you're look at live pictures from san diego where hillary clinton will give what her campaign is describing as a major foreign policy speech in the next hour, set to begin 2:30 p.m. eastern. 90 minutes from thousand. you will s now. you will see it live. clinton plans to go afterthousa. now. you will see it live. clinton plans to go after donald trump over his call on a temporary ban on muslim, his suggestion countries should have nuclear weapons and questioning nato. donald trump firing back criticizing hillary clinton for voting in favor of intervening in libya, the invasion in iraq and use of a private e-mail server when she was secretary of state. clinton calls her vote over iraq and the use of the e-mail server mistakes. we'll get to all of that. but right now, there is breaking news out of los angeles. stan

going after trump in san diego trying to present trump as unqualified and unfit for the presidency. john and christine. >> let's talk about all this right now. joining us is digital managing editor zach wolf. interesting day shaping up in the presidential race. hillary clinton giving a speech in san diego. her aides saying this is a major foreign policy address. this seems to be an address about donald trump and his foreign policy. what do you expect to see and why are we heari this today, just a few days before the democratic primary in california? >> i think hillary clinton has long wanted to pivot from bernie sanders to donald trump. she did that in the last couple weeks. she still has to fight off the fewer remaining states and the big delegate prize of all, california, happens. she can win or jeff said she can win the nomination without winning california. that will not be a problem because she is close in the delegate race as long as you factor in the superdelegates. she wants to win california. in some ways, i think it benefits her to turn and look at donald trump to sort of

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 likely california voter -- california expected field poll shows that clinton is ahead by two-points and down by her six points lead back in april. all voters in california, bernie sanders is ahead by one point of 48% to 47%. >> sanders joking about the clinton's detour out west. >> i saw clinton racing to california and bill clinton racing to california. maybe they see this campaign is not quite over. [ cheers [ cheers ] >> this afternoon secretary clinton is giving her speech since donald trump became the presumptive nominee. joining me now is kasie hunt who's covering the democratic race and from the washington post and katy tur who's been covering donald trump. >> well, anne, first to you, you have covered hillary as secretary of state on the road on the campaign. and interestingly on the washington abc polls for may, it has been within a couple of points, within the margins of registrar error in terms of who had the advantage? >> on

see how it goes. then we'll go from there. >>> all right. on to the nfl. seam san diego maybe that should be the nickname for sam bradford starting quarterback has invited all eagles quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends to san diego to work out in bond before the start of training cam in that late july and, yes, carson wentz is going as well. see? everybody is cool. we're all good. meanwhile bradford went and chased daniel at work in day two of mini camp. eagles spent a ton of money on the quarterback position. so far the group appears to be getting along just fine. >> it's been really great. it's been a great friend relationship and working relationship. we've had lot of discussions in the quarterback room it's been really great. >> as far as our relationship it's been great. me and carson having chase here and pick his brain and ask him things that he's seen in actual game situations in this offense. given the fact that he was with kansas city i think i've learned a lot from him. >> the godfather of rap, my man snoop dog throwing out the first pitch for the san diego padre

in the vein of that. remember, she hit him hard in san diego so we're expecting that that may be a big part of this major economic speech. but there's a reason, kate, why she is attacking donald trump on this, and it has to do with what you're seeing in the poll numbers. hillary clinton is trailing donald trump in the latest cnn/orc poll by eight points when voters are asked who would do a better job when it comes to handling the economy? so she's trying to cut into this idea that he has business acumen, that he can create jobs, and she's doing that in part with a speech today, but her campaign also launched a new website called art of the steal.biz. clearly a negative take on donald trump's best-selling book and they put out an online ad. here is part of it. >> have you ever heard of trump steaks? >> you know what? take a look at trump steaks. >> whatever happened to trump airlines? >> trump travel, trump ice. >> trump magazine which folded. trump world magazine which also folded. >> and trump mortgage. >> it's a great time to start a mortgage company. >> reporter: now, the campai

policÍa tuvo que intervenir para evitar que la violencia escalara. hillary clinton tuvo en san diego la que muchos califican como su mejor actuaciÓn en lo que va de la campaÑa durante un discurso sobre seguridad polÍtica exterior. clinton pidiÓ al electorado que imaginar lo que pasarÍa si en lugar de una cuenta de twitter trump tuviera a su disposiciÓn el arsenal de los estados unidos para reaccionar cada vez que se enoja. reportera: en san diego, una ciudad tan cercana a la muralla fronteriza le pregunte a hillary como asegurarÍa la frontera sino es construyendo un muro. hillary clinton: creo que la idea de construir un muro no es el enfoque correcto. deberÍamos estar construyendo puentes. reporters: le preguntÉ si le preguntÉ si le preocupa que muchos votantes latinos votan por Él. >> muchas personas estÁn de acuerdo conmigo en que queremos una reforma integral en el tema de inmigraciÓn. reportero: faltan sÓlo cinco dÍas para las primarias en california. la ventaja que tenÍa sobre el senador sanders ya no existe. hillary clinton: las encuestas suben y bajan. estÁn por

carlos gonzalez converso con el abogado vega en san diego. >> yo no quiero, estoy hablando porque donald trump, dije que mi amigo y no lo es. >> acusado de actuar en su contra. el juez es de descendencia mexicana, estÁ muy orgulloso de eso. por eso sus dictÁmenes han sido injusto. por su parte, el abogado defiende a su amigo de toda la vida. los dos nacieron el mismo dÍa. en el mismo hospital. ambos son abogados y han trabajado como jueces federales. >> mirÁ nosotros somos americanos pero nuestras familias de mÉxico, como muchos mexicanos aquÍ. cuando dice mexicanos, pero somos de aquÍ. >> asegura que el magistrado ha mostrado su patriotismo y profesionalismo luchando en contra del crimen organizado mexicano. >> donald trump no tiene vergüenza. es que gonzalo curiel es un fiscal federal aquÍ en san diego. sus casos son contra los narcotraficantes. >> incluso ha expuesto su propia vida, dice. >> donald trump no conoce el juez curiel. gonzalo curiel es la ley. >> por eso asegura que los comentarios de donald trump ofendieron. >> molestaron americanos, mexicanos, toda la gen

reaccionar cada vez que se enoja. reportera: en san diego, una ciudad tan cercana a la muralla fronteriza le pregunte a hillary como asegurarÍa la frontera sino es construyendo un muro. hillary clinton: creo que la idea de construir un muro no es el enfoque correcto. deberÍamos estar construyendo puentes. reporters: le preguntÉ si le preguntÉ si le preocupa que muchos votantes latinos votan por Él. >> muchas personas estÁn de acuerdo conmigo en que queremos una reforma integral en el tema de inmigraciÓn. reportero: faltan sÓlo cinco dÍas para las primarias en california. la ventaja que tenÍa sobre el senador sanders ya no existe. hillary clinton: las encuestas suben y bajan. estÁn por todas partes. yo realmente no pongo mucha atenciÓn en ellas. quiero hacer una campaÑa fuerte en california. tenemos una buena campaÑa aquÍ. tenemos cientos de voluntarios y organizadores que trabajan para que nos vaya muy bien. pero es importante que las personas sepan por quien estÁn votando. ilia: los indocumentados de california podrÍan comprar planes de salud segÚn una norma aprobada ho

best for our friends and neighbors and hope everyone is okay. >> in san diego county, 800 people have evacuated and the fire has burned 7500 acres. >>> roberta, any relief for them? >>> not today with 120 in palm springs and 101 in anaheim and mid-80s in san diego. good morning, everybody. we, too, have the heat on but nothing like southern california. temperatures, the cool spot, santa rosa, 52. the warm spot, 60 in oakland and san jose and winds under 10 miles per hour and variable in the afternoon hours to 20 miles per hour which is a good thing because then it will mix up the air mass and therefore, we'll see better air quality but it's a spare the air day with moderate air quality anticipated. a bit of a haze in the atmosphere. 60s and 70s at the beaches and 80s and 90s around the peninsula, and similar to yesterday, 98 in brentwood. otherwise, low to mid-90s around the trivalley. from the 60s through the 80s in the north bay, and a full forecast at 18 after the hour. gianna? >>> thank you, roberta, a few minutes to clear this accident at hopyard, still stuck there and causi

in private practice before becoming assistant u.s. attorney in san diego in l.a. in 2016 curiel was named superior court judge in san diego county. president obama nominated him as a federal judge in california's southern district in 2012. >> he has accomplished the american dream. we were all immigrants, and gonzalo made us all proud. >> reporter: it is an american success story, he was born in indiana to mexican immigrants, his father a steel worker never got beyond sixth grade education in mexico, his mother worked in a factory. curiel got a degree from indiana university, then went on to graduate law school. his accomplishments left some baffled about him saying judge curiel may have a conflict of interest. >> what's ironic about comments of mr. trump is that what gonzalo was doing as prosecutor was combatting the drug cartel to stop flow of drugs coming into the united states of america and ending up in the hands of american teens and american citizens. it's just silly. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> speaking with jake tapper, donald trump objected to judge curiel's

san diego where she's expected to take on donald trump. nbc senior political editor mark murray is back with us at the first read on politics. good morning, mark. >> good morning, tamron. >> almost afternoon. the poll in california, what's your take here? >> it's really close race. tamron, think it reflects a reality that bernie sanders has been camped in california after the last round of primary contests ended up ending and hillary clinton will be getting five days of straight campaigning in california. we'll see if those numbers change at all. i was struck in addition to the tight two-point race, hillary clinton has a 17-point edge among those who already voted and we expect the early vote to be about almost half of the total california vote. so it will be interesting to see if the bernie sanders supporters can make it up on election day voting. >> what role will independents play here. it's not a pure open primary to independents. >> it's going to be a very big case on whether bernie sanders can win or not, tamron. california is kind of quasiopen, that is that people who are in

a scholarship the organization gave out. >> this judge part of la raza san diego lawyers did oversee giving the a scholarship to an illegal immigrant. >> he gave a scholarship to an illegal immigrant. >> gave a scholarship to an illegal immigrant. >> he gave a scholarship from this group to an undocumented immigrant. >> it does say something about what the judge thinks of illegal immigrants, they should be in this country and he rewarded with a scholarship. >> they are making the claims on the program. >> reporter: judge gonzalo curiel works out of this courthouse in san diego. across the street is where the president of the san diego la raza law association works. >> we focus on increasing diversity and equality among latinos in the community. >> reporter: the judge is a member, being accused by some critics of awarding scholarships to undocumented immigrants. the lawyer's association offers small scholarships ranging from 1,000 to $2500. >> do you have to be in law school? >> sure. you have to be in law school. we look at gpa, community service, and your commitment to the l

details. reporter: good morning to you. hillary clinton will spend her thursday in san diego, california where she will deliver a speech on national security. the day before she addressed university students and other supporters of rutgers university and attacked donald trump. she went after trump and his donations to veterans saying it wasn't until the press she intends to delay and that the ordeal was just a publicity stunt. she especially went after trump over his trump university, calling it a scheme in which he enriched himself at the expense of poor americans. >> this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. [cheers and applause] he is trying to scam america the way he skimmed all of those people i trust you. reporter: clinton said she would defend obamacare and also make college affordable by making it free for people who won a four-year education. not one word did she mention of bernie sanders. he is closing the gap in the most recent poll in california. although she's going after trump ,-com,-com ma bernie sanders says she is hillary clinton and her site. >> y

broadway pier, here in san diego. [engine revs] ♪ ♪ [engine revving] the all-new audi a4 is here. to be taken care of. in good hands? like finding new ways home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means protection plus unique extras only from an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in, good hands. & in a world held back by compromise, businesses need the agility to do one thing & another. only at&t has the network, people, and partners to help companies be... local & global. open & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. [ park rides, music and crooooh!unds ] [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. ♪ he has a sharp wit. a winning smile. and no chance of getting an athletic scholarship. and that is why you invest. the be

san diego maybe that should be the nickname for sam bradford starting quarterback has invited all eagles quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends to san diego to work out in bond before the start of training cam in that late july and, yes, carson wentz is going as well. see? everybody is cool. we're all good. meanwhile bradford went and chased daniel at work in day two of mini camp. eagles spent a ton of money on the quarterback position. so far the group appears to be getting along just fine. >> it's been really great. it's been a great friend relationship and working relationship. we've had lot of discussions in the quarterback room it's been really great. >> as far as our relationship it's been great. me and carson having chase here and pick his brain and ask him things that he's seen in actual game situations in this offense. given the fact that he was with kansas city i think i've learned a lot from him. >> the godfather of rap, my man snoop dog throwing out the first pitch for the san diego padres. >> yikes! >> well, just a little bit outside. >> he has a like weird relea

epicenter in borrego felt from western suburbs to san diego. orange county felt it, as well. there have been a series of aftershocks. want to show you a live picture. downtown l.a. people across southern california taking to social media, facebook and twitter full of reports from people who felt it. one woman says, it felt like a soft roll and moments later it was even stronger. pro skater tony hawk who lives in san diego county from his home tweeting, it felt like a bus hit our house. >> here's the seismograph at kabc showing the moment the quake hit. it's still early but no reports of major damage. keep in mind in the past ten days two earthquakes of magnitude 3.0 or greater centered nearby. again a modal earthquake rocking southern california felt from l.a.'s western suburbs to san diego. we will continue to monitor this breaking story. >>> and now to the newest developments in the presidential race. >>> last night joe biden and elizabeth warren backed hillary clinton and megan hughes has the details. >> reporter: the president will be on the ground campaigning with hillary clin

today against donald trump as she delivered a foreign policy speech in san diego. >> 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 skews and outright lies. [ cheering and applause ] >> the speech was billed as a foreign policy address, but it ended up being more about bashing donald trump. she relatedly tore into the billionaire developer on issues ranging from his temperament to his approach on isis. coming up in about 20 minutes our political reporter ross palombo will have an analysis of the speech and its significance. >>> from a near death experience to shaking hand with the president of the united states, that's how the day played out for an air force thunderbird pilot who crashed in a colorado field today. the pilot major alex turner managed to eject safely before the plane went down. the incident happened after he flew over the air force academy graduation where the president was speaking. the president later thanked the pilot for his service to our country and expressed hi

, and his attitude is not in my backyard, we don't want to see that in san diego or wherever they are, so when this happens, it's just a mob mentality, and this is not just something that happens at rallies, this happens at protests no matter what they're protesting. but there's an energy about it. they're moving toward one thing, they're all going toward a street, they're going to take it over, they're going to fight against police. there's happiness for them, they're smiling and laughing and they continue to yell out their chants. as is usually the case, at some point it turns from an antitrus- >> just a moment ago, you can tell when there's television, people do get carried away. we apologize for some of what you're seeing, not that we can control any of it. let's go to former law enforcement analyst and former atf official, i'm sure you're watching this, what's your take on it? >> it seems like they needed more officers moving with the crowd when they left the rally, not heavy riot police, but some officers to have a presence to make sure that some of this stuff doesn't happen. wh

foreign policy speech in san diego. >> thank you so much. thank you. [ applause ] thank you all very much. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, san diego, for that warm, warm welcome. and thanks to ellen for those moving words, her introduction, and for reminding us that it's not only our men and women in uniform who serve our country, it's their families, their spouses, their children. and we are grateful to each and every one of them. i want to recognize and thank congressman scott peters for being here. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] and all of the other electeds and service members, active duty and retired national guard, veterans, military spouses, family members, all who are with us today. on monday, we observed memorial day. a day that means a great deal to san diego. home of so many active duty and former military and their families. we honor the sacrifice of those who died for our country in many ways. by living our values, by making this a stronger and fairer nation, and by carrying out a smart and principled foreign policy. that's what i want to spea

file," everyone, i'm megyn kelly, live from san diego, california. one of the six states holding elections today. at any moment, we expect donald trump to take the lectern at the trump national golf club in new york to discuss his campaign. as soon as he begins speaking, we will bring it to you. first, here's a look at how the candidates have fared thus far. at this hour, we have a few results for you. the polls closed first in new jersey. and right now, fox news can project as expected donald trump has won there. on the democratic side -- yes, you know, nobody else is running against him so, i mean, there wasn't a lot of drama. on the democratic side, hold on, fox news can now project former secretary of state hillary clinton will win new jersey's democratic presidential primary. yes, beating vermont senator bernie sanders based on the early vote return. that's big. hillary clinton has won new jersey. we are projecting, as we mentioned at the top of the show, she has now become the first woman in history to top the ticket of a major political party. secretary clinton's victory i

baby koala at san diego zoo experiencing life outside. take a look, yesterday the koala patter first physical. officials say she is adapting well and she was born in november but didn't leave her mom's pouch until a few days ago. san diego zoo has the largest and most successful breeding colony of queensland koalas outside of australia. >>> back here sonoma county winery workers got a big surprise yesterday. a black bear showed up among the vines. it was a two-year-old 100 pound bear finding its way into the gated community on 128 outside of healdsburg and got into a gap in the fence. pinioned dustbin eared workers try to scare it away.>> he ran around the vineyard a little bit. trying to escape. jumped over the same dance and rent back out into the woods.>> the state department says even though it may not seem like it, bears are more afraid of us than we are of them. the bear was last seen heading down highway 128. >>> oakland raiders three-day minicamp is over and it ended on a high note. check out the celebration after giorgio to becky oh hit a 55 yard field goal. the coache

sigue arrasando con viviendas y sembrando terror en san diego... blanca ---a casi 2 das de su espectacular fuga, un chanquito fue capturado por las autoridades y cuidadores de un concurrido zoologico. end segment take vo/cesar --a pesar de la goleada 7 a 0 que mexico sufrio ante chile, el tecnico colombiano "juan carlos osorio" continuara al mando de la seleccion mexicana. --asi lo dio a conocer hoy en rueda de prensa, "guillermo cantu", secretario general de la federacion mexicana de futbol. --osorio tenia un record de 9 triunfos y un empate al frente del tri, antes de recibir la goleada. blanca vo --luego de clasificar a la final de la copa america centenario, la seleccion chilena viajo hoy a nueva jersey para su partido contra argentina. --el encuentro que definira al campeon, tiene a los mismos protagonistas de la copa america que se jugo el aÑo pasado. --los chilenos se encuentran muy optimistas por su racha goleadora, mientras los argentinos confian en un "lionel messi" en plenitud de sus condiciones. vo cesar --en el deporte local, a paso gigante avanzaron precisamente

and a razor tight primary race in california but tonight in san diego, she had her eye on the general election and her sights trained on trump. 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 nucl

san diego. >> the person, th republicans he nominated for president cannot do the job. >> reporter: in a speech that was deadly serious one moment and humorous the next, clinton argued trump's temperament makes him unfit to lead the free world. >> 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. ( applause ) this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes because it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. >> reporter: she said trump lacks the knowledge to be commander in chief. >> i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. >> reporter: citing his seemingly cavalier attitude about torture. >> waterboarding is fine. >> reporter: and about conflicts with other countries. >> so they say, "oh, you'll start a trade war." you know what, when you're losing that kind of money, who the hell cares? >> there's no risk of people losing their lives if you blow up a golf course deal.

that all morning and day. >>> a magnitude 5.2 earthquake shook eastern san diego county.'s quake hit around 1:00 this morning near the community of borrego springs. that is 90 miles northeast of san diego. no reports of damage or injuries although the quake was felt throughout that region. that includes places like palm desert, riverside, and la joya. >>> weather is a little different today. not as much fog. we have high clouds in the south and the system sweeping in. the lows seem to be running a little warmer. there's not as much of a breeze. even with the southwind, that does help it sound -- feel different than with the westerly breeze. the system will sweep by but not too much. 50s and 60s on temperatures. santa rosa is little cooler at 51. berkeley, 52. a system to the north and higher clouds will push to the south. we will start off with sun. this pattern needs to sweep through and that will keep temperatures held in check throughout the day. look force 60s, 70s, and low 80s. a combination of sun and clouds. a little breezy but on the cool side. >>> this morning, hayward polic

something even house speaker paul ryan denounced as racist. a san diego-based lawyers association just put out a statement condemning trump for those comments about the judge. live at the white house, craig boswell kpix 5. >>> another historic race we're watching closer to home, state attorney general kamala harris the former d.a. in san francisco edging out orange county rep loretta sanchez. harris was in san francisco last night and two democrats are vying for barbara boxer's u.s. senate seat. they will face off in november in a runoff. it's the first time a republican has not been on the ballot. the work isn't over for election staffers in san jose atoday. not even close. kpix 5 reporter kiet do tells us ballots are being counted around the clock by hand. that's quite a task. >> reporter: yeah. check it out. a couple of dozen employees now going full tilt. the hard work now begins counting the tsunami of mail-in ballots that will be coming in over the next couple of days. this looks to be the future of elections in this county and that's why they will work 24 hours a day until

in san diego this afternoon. >> meanwhile, bernie sanders has been in california all week and he's staying there. sanders will hold another rally this afternoon, this time, maddest tow, followed by another one tonight in chico. sanders hammering the point home during his rally that a win in california would create huge momentum moving forward in the convention here in philadelphia. not to be out done, donald trump also campaigning out west, presumptive republican nominee is holding a rally in san jose tonight. last night in san diego, trump defended himself from recent attacks by hillary clinton, by going on the offensive. saying, clinton has made the world more volatile. >> two month until the democratic national convention organizers a lack every funding. we're talking millions of dollars. former governor ed rendell is the dnc chairman, he toll "eyewitness news" there are three main reasons why this year has been harder to raise money. for one, he blames donald trump. >> because it is donald trump's candidacy, because of the things he said about latinos, muslims, number of major

francisco. bernie sanders focusing his campaign efforts in san diego. hundreds of people gathered outside the stadium for a free concert and rally, and pwrberni sanders has known to draw people to his rally, and comedian george lopez there. sanders showing no signs of giving up. >> if working people and young pull are prepared to come out to make it clear that it's too late for establishment politics and establishment economics, we are going to win. >> sanders will be back in the bay area tomorrow for a star-studded rally in san francisco, and among those that will be there, how about dave matthews, and danny glover. >>> more fallout tonight after a donald trump rally in san jose turned violent. the chair of the republican party is demanding answers. he tweeted there will be a gathering at san jose city hall tomorrow at 11:00 in the morning in response to the violent protesters. hundreds of people demonstrated side the event on thursday, and this is at the convention center, and some of the people in the crowd grew rowdy and tearing up trump merchandise, and this woman had an egg thrown a

. we are seeing similar fires breaking out in san diego and utah, as well and the brutal. it was 122 degrees in palm springs, 115 in vegas. in the power grid is so stressed there have been posporadic blackouts. >> the condition is right for combustion. >> they expect to get reinforcements in tonight. at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >>> it is believed to be the first gathering of its type. montgomery county police held a meeting to address concerns of the lgbtq community. jackie bensen was there for that meeting in gaithersburg. >> reporter: the meeting was in the planning which was accelerated by the tragedy in orlando. >> we are your police department. we are here to serve you, to protect you. >> reporter: it was the beginning of a frank discussion. montgomery county police chief tom manger was asked about the murders of two transgender women in the last 18 months. >> i'm wondering what the police department is doing going forward to make sure there is not a third, considering that transpeople of young are probably the most vulnerable members of the lgbtq community. >> stephan

san diego with clinton's first of five days in california. she changed her schedule earlier this week to spend more time there before the tuesday primary. donald trump also in california today, he will hold a rally tonight in san jose. he will likely respond to clinton's foreign policy address there. a rally yesterday in sacramento, the video you're seeing here, the nominee tried to cast doubt on clinton's upcoming address. >> they sent me a copy of the speech, and it was such lies about my foreign policy that they said i want japan to nuke, i want japan to get nuclear weapons. give me a break. >> trump went on to attack clinton over foreign policy decisions, including the choices to invade iraq in 2003 and to launch military strikes in libya in 2011. a new poll is sanders supporters fresh hope for the race for the white house. tracie potts will walk us through that and more at 4:45. >>> no more freedom and liberty, at least not he at the national arboretum. the baby eaglets are now basically ready to leave the nest. it goes by so fast, doesn't it, aaron? you're looking at a live

outside avenue san diego three thousand miles away. how long did it take him to ride across k the story coming u next. >> a satisfied county familiar a snake bit toddler. its been a week since it happened the little boy is doing okay. the ante venom could lead to major financial issues for his family. e. >> i didn't know if we had minutes: heidi was inside her home when there daughter kind her grandson crying and being from his foot at first they thought it was a scratch then it began to swell. into is it that look like a snakebite we grabbed him and went to the emergency room called 911 on the way: doctors confirmed by blood test 16 month old was bitten by a copper head. his mom says he was hospitalized for self days. >> kayly way sitting on her parents front stoop the baby was making his way towards the garden they never saw the snake as we were interviewing the baby's grandmother look at what she saw snake skin. >> ever stick is a snake we spoke with her parents via skype. >> he's a really tough kid. >> reporter: d o toddler had a was transferred from fairfax to children's hosp

where thousands of tiny red crabs are washing ashore along san diego's mission bay. the tuna crabs have been spotted on several beaches over the last few days. the same thing happened last spring. at that time the expert said that warmer water carried the crustaceans from their usual home near baja, california, and that they then died when they hit the colder water near san diego. >>> with just 55 days until the olympic games in rio de janeiro, scientists have found drug-resistant superbacteria in a lagoon that will host rowing and canoeing events. they also found the bacteria at beaches including one where open water and triatlon swimming takes place this august. the concern is that the bacteria can cause infections. no word on what the organizers plan to do, if they plan to do anything. we'll keep you posted. >>> you can stay up to the minute on the plans and preparations for the rio olympics at the nbc10 app. read about the u.s. teams and see what's being done to get rio ready for the games. >>> 5:42 on this saturday. a picture-perfect prom. a dress for a princess and a ride fit for

the 6th. >>> orioles in sunny san diego, visiting the padres. adam jones, a san diego native, he came to play. jonesy crushing this ball to right. that's a long way over the fence. and it goes! 11th home run in the month of june for jones. orioles out to a 1-0 lead. in the second, after a melvin upton home run, j.j. hardy crushes looks like it's sailing to be a homer, but upton robs him. just an incredible play from that center fielder. but right now, the orioles up 4-1 in the fifth. >>> 22 medals are not enough. michael phelps is looking to make his fifth olympic team. after two days of watching the trials, he got back in the pool today and he got right back to dominating. he didn't really use his legs. he's pulling ahead of the pack at 100 meter turn. the current world recorder holder, no one is catching him. touching the wall, coming up way ahead of the pack. 1:55 .17, the top seed going into tomorrow night's final. >>> another olympic swimming she's going to have to make another day to see if she's going to make the team. she's in lane one. the very top of your screen, back of the