polls in west virginia and polls in west virginia are still open so we're not going to talk about the actual projections but the voters that turn down to vote. what can you tell us about who went to the ballot box today? >> precisely, jake. this is really interesting. you were hearing the reporting how the sanders campaign is feeling good about west virginia and yet, look at the makeup of the electret there today. 47% of the voters in the democratic primary electret today say they are liberal but 53% majority are moderate or conservative. we've only seen that number high near two other states, arkansas and oklahoma throughout the season. conservative but this points to the fall. clinton versus trump, so we asked west virginia democratic primary voters how would you vote in november clinton versus trump. 44% clinton, 33% trump and the same against bernie sanders. how would you vote in november, 48% for sanders, 32% for trump, 18% for feneither. donald trump is winning one-third of the democratic primary voters in west virginia irrespective of who his opponent is. this is why west virgi

in nebraska, and west virginia. donald trump now one step closer to securing the nomination, as the democrats continue to battle. >> bernie sanders notching another win in his belt in west virginia, insisting don't count him out just yet. >> we're going to run a country that works. we're going the get this country going again, because right now this country is stalled so badly. >> it's why i've been so concerned about the reckless talk coming from donald trump. people say, well, maybe he doesn't really mean it. when you are running for and serving as president, you had better mean what you say. >> tonight, it appears that we've won a big, big victory in west virginia. and with your help, we're going to win in oregon next week! >> doing the math for you, donald trump's delegate total stands at 1,107, just 130 shy of the magic number. >> and clinton now with 2,239. sanders, 1,469. >> lauren green is following the democratic race for the white house. >> but we begin with rich edson live for us in charlesson, west virgi

you see the most recent poll in west virginia today. he's favored in west virginia. it could be two straight for him. you see a lot of potential victories fp victories. if he got oregon next week, that looks good. he could win a lot of states. the problem is from a delegate standpoint, bernie sanders is down by 295 pledge delegates. these are all proportional states. you win south dakota big, if he puts a big win, hillary clinton is still getting delegates. if you give sanders massive margins in all these states, if you look at places hillary clinton will do well, you saber knee sanders overachieves and breaks even, he's running 30 points behind. let's say he forces a tie. say he force a tie in new jersey. even if you give him all those assumptions, it means you get to california on june 7th and he need to win about 75% of the vote in california to fully i race this deficit he faces right now. if you can tell me how bernie sanders will get 75% of the vote in california, then you can tell me how he wins the nomination. otherwise, hillary clinton will be ahead at the p

bernie sanders on this, a very big night for him, winning the state of virginia. >> west virginia. >> west virginia, sorry. >> so many people, this is their first campaign ever. don't forget, a lot of old people, so many young people. >> let's listen into bernie sanders. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you! thank you, salem. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello! [ cheers and applause ] thank you! salem, thank you! [ cheers and applause ] and it sure sounds like salem, oregon, is ready for the political revolution! [ cheers and applause ] . >> this is a great turnout and i want to thank all of you for being here. let me begin by giving you all some pretty good news. [ cheers and applause ] last week -- last week we won a really great victory in indiana and tonight it appears that we won a big, big victory in west virginia. [ cheers and applause ] and with your help, we're going to win in oregon next week! [ cheers and applause ] and i want to take a moment to thank the people of west virginia, for the tremendous victory, i think it ends up being a double-digit victory tonight. [ cheers an

it may just be west virginia and nebraska, but hey, it's west virginia and nebraska. nbc news projects bernie sanders has won the state democratic primary in west virginia, nbc projects donald trump will win the republican primary there. no surprise since he's the only person left in the republican race. and there's nebraska, donald trump also projected by nbc news to be the winner of the republican primary in nebraska tonight by a margin of several miles. donald trump has been the presumptive republican nominee for one week now. and already he's created one job. for chris christie. yesterday donald trump tapped the new jersey governor and former republican presidential candidate to lead transition efforts for president-elect trump if he wins the general election in november. christie will be in charge of staffing up the trump white house. so we got that news about chris christie hiring the trump administration staff yesterday. and that turned out to be incredible timing because today we got news that the bridgegate scandal which tore apart christie's own administrati

he had no opposition in west virginia. he won that republican presidential primary. >> reporter: that's right. the trump campaign expected to win in west virginia. they expected to have a good night tonight and that's why the other candidates are out of the race so they're planning what comes next and planning to unify the republican party and a big part of that will be the meeting come up with paul ryan and i spoke to an adviser who reiterated this optimism and expects the meeting to go well and they expect donald trump and paul ryan to come out of this meeting and find common ground. this does not mean all is well with efforts to sort of unify donald trump and the republican party at large. we saw this meeting between donald trump aids and rnc staffers that lasted about three hours yesterday, but i'm hearing from sources that there was a little bit of tension coming out of it, that there is still a belief from some trump staffers that staffers at the rnc would have preferred to see a nominee other than trump. these two s

of the west virginia primary. on the republican side, no surprise here, donald trump's the projected winner. adding to his delegate totals and getting closer to that magic number of 1237, the majority. let's talk about the democrats. we were just talking about bernie sanders. he could win four this month. >> he could sweep may essentially. this could be a very good month for him. >> oregon, kentucky. he could do well. they're just bad for clinton. she will win california. to have a whole month of potential losses for somebody who is supposed to be -- >> you're an editor. the post has to put a headline in. they say made a mistake. saying in ohio the coal line will be closed. how dig is that? that's when she stepped in it. >> i think that will be mentioned but maybe in a allolo graph. if i were editing the story, would lead with bernie sanders victory and try to take a big picture of the sanders campaign and look ahead toward the rest of the race and the fact he's consolidated this sort of movement support throughou

devotes iran from nebraska and west virginia. coal country giving bernie sanders a decisive victory over hillary clinton and donald trump closer to securing the republican nomination. >> big thing is in the history of the republican party, no one has ever gotten more votes than i've gotten in the primaries. that's a great sign of me are doing well in the polls. >> i want to take a moment to thank the people of west virginia for the tremendous faith jury. do deny. >> i've been concerned about the reckless talk from donald trump. when you are running for serving as president, you better mean what you say. train to drum interrogation room. walking out of her fbi interview, what prompted her exit just ahead.

west virginia is west virginia. it is a very unique situation with some very high unemployment, some comments that hillary clinton made about coal miners working against her. it's almost a bull's eye for the donald trump world view and message. so what does sanders take away from that? >> at this point for bernie sanders, it's all about momentum. it's all about keeping in the race, keeping going, and keeping his supporters energized about him. that's exactly what this win does. it keeps him going. it keeps his supporters supporting him and showing we're going to stay in this until the convention, which is what he's said for months. we talked to voters there last night, supporters there last night who said that they weren't sure about the math. they weren't sure he could get over the hump, but that all they were going to do was buckle down and keep supporting him and make sure that he got on to the next state, to the next state, and made it all the way to the convention. that's basically what this win does. it keeps

this time in west virginia. hillary clinton focusing on a different virginia. the northern suburbs of virginia. a key election battle ground in the fall campaign. she is looking forward to the fall against donald trump. he has called her an enabler. he said she was disrespectful of women 20 years ago. now hillary clinton not being drawn into this at all. we caught up with her on monday in northern virginia to ask how she'll respond. >> i'm answering him on what voters care about. on the differences between our records, our experience, what we want to do for our country. how important it is to try to unify the country and i have been very clear that a lot of his rhetoric is not only reckless, it's dangerous. >> reporter: hillary clinton saying she has nothing to say about that. she wants to focus on issues alone. the audience for this? women voters. the most critical piece of the electorate. donald trump believes this is the way to win over women voters. demoats disagree. they believe this is playing into the democrats hands. they believe it emboldens her and en

what did you find out about west virginia and nebraska? >> literally the numbers are still coming in. a few things we can take a look at. maybe we can put some of them up on the screen. the west virginia democrats are fascinating to watch in the race. because we've heard anecdotally from many that they are voting for bernie sanders. voting for bernie sanders they're going to vote for donald trump in the fall. there is this sort of change that's been happening over the last several years. where west virginia is not looking as democrat as it was at one time. west virginia democrats 2016 vote for president, 44% hillary clinton, 33% donald trump. and 21% say they're not satisfied with either of the choices that they have. so when sanders is in the mix, take a look at this one, 48% for sanders, west virginia democrats. 32% donald trump, 18% say neither so there's a significant chunk of people on the democratic side, who are undecided. these are interesting, too. because these are numbers that we are seeing for the first time out of west virgini

bernie sanders won 52% of women in west virginia. he won 61% of independents in west virginia. on economic issues, on voters that care about those, he won a 55%. 50% of bernie sanders voters said they would vote for donald trump. that to me is the most telling. would you agree with that? >> the figure i saw was one third of democratic voters said they would vote for -- but let's face it. toni is right, west virginia was not a good state for hillary clinton. west virginia does not like hillary clinton and that is partly because of her gaffes with respect to coal. also look at the demographics, 91% of the voters were white. where she does better with minorities. there were a lott of things -- >> is that an indication it could be a problem for her. >> could be. there were warning signs for her. not only her own mistakes but the rationale and enthusiasm on the other side of the aisle, the fact, as you heard earlier, the turnout was remarkable. we had never seen turnout like this on the republican side for a candidate. this is what she faces an enthusiasm gap within her own party an

west virginia. more than nine in ten democrats there overall are worried about the future of the economy. that's a very high number. in terms of the exit polling that we've seen. record high 67% say they are very worried about the economy. and then there's this number -- which does bolster donald trump's argument that he can win over democrats to the republican side in this race. one-third of democrats voting today, say that they would vote for trump over clinton, if that is the head-to-head race that develops for november. another one in five say they would stay home. they wouldn't vote for either one of them. bret? >> what are polls saying on the republican side, martha? >> let's look at some of these, here's in nebraska, most say they would vote for donald trump over clinton, in november. yet one in five republicans say that they will not vote for him. they say they would cross over and vote for hillary clinton as nebraska republicans. another candidate if that was a choice, or not vote at all. c

a week later west virginia, donald trump won the state. he will get the overwhelming majority of the 34 delegates. putting him closer to the nomination that seems to be drawing in the rank and file. the nebraska results later tonight. polls close at 9:15 eastern time. on the democratic side, continued momentum. this was the case. this is not such an anomaly where a candidate in the late going puts together a string of victories. remember when jerry brown did that? we had all sorts of fights going on with ron paul and mitt romney. so there is a pattern to this. let's get the latest to this. david asman is here with us. ken i, trish regan. lou dobbs will be joining us shortly. kennedy, to this day and this moment, i noticed more kinds of lining up behind donald trump. still some resisters. but not as many. kennedy: we are talking about nebraska tonight and sasse put out a long missive on facebook pleading for a third party candidate to come forward. kneel require' not happening, is it? kennedy: of course it's not happening. there are interes

she was in virginia not west virginia talking to women there. and she released child care sort of program. so we know she's focused on suburban white women. if she can eat into the traditional edge that republican candidates have had among that demographic, i think she will make vidvid strides there. >> it's striking that bernie sanders is in oregon today. and if you think hillary clinton will lose a couple today and go to oregon, that is not good news because it means that they will be very competitive all the way to the end. she's still the front of runner for the presidency, but i don't think how she pivots to the center until she gets past california.the presidency, but think how she pivots to the center until she gets past california she can't shake bernie sanders off. >> what if he wins california is this that's a possibility. and so the math doesn't add up, and then you have the contestis this that's a possibility. and so the math doesn't add up, and then you have the contest about the hearts and momentum of the people who are supporting

west virginia is really about west virginia. now he's got to move forward to some of these other states who have a very different makeup, very different look. joe biden, the sitting vice president, says he's pretty confident that he knows who the nominee will be. listen. >> translator: i feel confident that hillary will be the nominee, and i feel confident she'll be the next president. >> so there you go. look, you've got the established democrats saying it will be hillary, it's just a matter of time. but bernie sanders is hanging in there for the foreseeable future. he's relishing in this win last night. >> right. i think joe biden is right at least on one of those two things. hillary clinton will probably be the nominee. what we see is that she's changing, she's being forced to change her tactics because bernie sanders refuses to go away. reporters got two hillary clinton campaign press releases following her loss in west virginia. the first was about her new plan to reduce childcare costs, which she announced in kentucky as y

in west virginia, it's interesting. west virginia, today, they voted on both sides, democratic and republican side. and west virginia had a monster ballot. and that's in part because you weren't just voting for your presidential candidate in west virginia. you had to vote, by name, for individual delegates. you have to pick a roster of presidential delegates in west virginia. more than 200 people were running to be republican convention delegates alone today. but 22 of them will be picked. most, if not all of them, will be pledged to support donald trump. and we'll be watching these races to get the final, exact tally, in terms of the margin of victory. from this point, it's easy to tell that mr. trump has just won these two states tonight by margins that you would expect, in a race that is over. because the republican presidential primary is over. that little joking discussion about ted cruz that he might get back in the race today, it was a joke. it's over. the only open question in the republican primary, which may b

west virginia. brand new fox exit polls said the chances against hillary clinton may be better than any one thought. here to take a closer look inside the mind of nebraska motors is partners always good to see you. i always love the exit posteriorlies. >> there was a frustration with the federal government. >> people are saying they are angry or sdafsed. 92 percent stayed they were angry or dissatisfied. you have to take away from this it explains the rise of the outsider candidate. ing something different. somebody that is going to shake things up. that's what we are seeing with trump and sanders. who would have ever thought he would be here with trump. >> so interesting. one thing that gets voters to the polls is feeling optimistic or excited. we look at the states nebraska and west virginia 60 percent felt that way about trump. 74 percent in west virginia. that is good news for trump. >> enthusiasm is what drives people to the polls. enthusiasm is contagious. to have enthusiasm is one of the most

let's look at what's going on in west virginia. john king is over at the magic wall. 24% of the vote is in. that's a significant number. >> at 10% we weren't sure what to make of it and you get to 24% you're starting to see a pattern develop. bernie sanders winning them. bernie sanders this one's closer. this one bernie sanders winning by a pretty healthy margin. you add that up, you do see a pattern starting to develop with sanders winning and in some cases winning quite comfort aab. hillary clinton has this one area in the state and otherwise it seems to be filling in for bernie sanders. since we've been above 15%, 18% it's held in this ballpark. at 25% if you're inside the sanders campaign, you think you're going to get the victory that you wanted and needed, democratic rules proportional, the delegates, bernie sanders will only pick up a handful of delegates. his net gain of delegates, this 29 at stake, his net gain will be five or six. >> walk us through california june 7th. he has to do amazing in order to beat her. she's got

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virginia quite a bit from last time around. here's the global question, what is going on in this democratic primary? >> well, i think one of the big changes is that whole notion of the wine track that we heard a lot about barack obama early on, it's not really essential in this race. >> just to be clear, i think wine track are college educated, beer track are more working class. >> right, and there's been a lot written, thomas frank wrote something about a shift that the democrats made in the early '70s to look to professionals and people moving to the suburbs for the base of the party as the country was becoming less -- de-manufacturing i guess in some ways. what bernie sanders is showing is that there is a coalition that is available to democrats, of people who are not necessarily professionals. he needs to build on that. he's showing it's there and accessible in a way that we haven't seen in a long time in and of itself, i think. >> alternate theories, do you have an alternate theory for west virginia? this time hillary clin

do very badly in west virginia. she what you there the other day and lied to them and she told untruths. lou: ebony, chris, do you find it striking this president want to destroy the fossil fuel industry and the coal industry, the miners, the jobs that go with them, instead of creating technology to kree up colas a principle -- the principal energy source in this country? shouldn't we as americans be talking about innovating and ingenious way to do it, to build rather than destroy. what he's doing is destroying and not creating. >> we just didn't get there. i can only speculate as to the reason why. he talked about it. but we never saw it come to from you is. it was interesting chris said a second ago about hillary not coming clean, just to your point about the clean economic -- seriously think is what we should be talking about. lou: a man who is focused on the negative rather than the positive. who divided people rather than bring them together. barack obama instead talking about a way forward. it's appalling what

polls are open in west virginia. donald trump the presumptive republican nominee and bernie sanders to beat hillary clinton today. they will lock up enough delegates to earn the nomination outright. both looking ahead to the general election. >> i think this is a time for unity and if there's not unity that's okay, too. i'll go out and i think i'll do very well. >> i will find -- let him run his campaign however he chooses. i've nothing to say. maria: missing messages at the state department cannot find any e-mails to our friend the aid that actually started intense private e-mail server. what that means for the fbi investigation coming up. the department of homeland security testing the subway system with gas. combat is online at the airport, how the tsa wants fliers to help the cause. jcpenney getting into a new kind of business and that the company thinks branching out will bring people into the stores. south korea returning to the court last night and the stand with the flags. market ticking higher. gains across

in west virginia, 87%. they feel confident they'll be able to unite the party down the road. 59% of republicans say republicans are divided now but they believe they'll unite by november. bret? >> thank you. >> another big night for donald trump. let's get reaction from his national campaign spokesperson. thank you for being here. i want you to ask you about unifying the party. that is the focus now as trump gets ready to meet on thursday with republican leaders. he sounded more tonight speaking to bill o'reilly. what is the thinking inside of the campaign and how important is that for donald trump to make those inroads? >> well, mr. trump is looking forward to his meeting with leaders and paul ryan on thursday, he made a commitment and for the last couple months he has been meeting with lawmakers on the hill to have these discussions, try to calm the concerns and for some lawmakers, mr. trump has not signed a piece of lenl slayings that will be bad for conservatives and he has not ridden a piece of legisla

daughty goes to virginia. there,fore he gets virginia is basically at war with england. right?eard of this, weird. the navigation act, the second stipulated that the colonies, the english colonies could only trade with england, not with the dutch. largesth was virginia's trading partner. the dutch were actually the largest trading partner all the way until the 16 70's, the largest trading partner in virginia. the virginians refused, saying they are not going to do that. ,he british sent a fleet arriving in 1652. the virginia governor is asking the dutch to help in the fight. immobilizes 1200 troops. -- he mobilizes 1200 troops. they sign a treaty. virginia thee give right to tax itself and the king is no longer allowed to tax them. revolutionary. they also grant them a continuation of the democratic government they had ever since the 1620's. he arrives in this particular place and he again becomes a minister. he settles in northampton county. he becomes director of the fiscal church, where he is loved by some and hated by others. after a while he leaves which seems to be his ha

donald trump winning west virginia. he hit 76% of the vote in west virginia. he hit 61% in nebraska. of course, ted cruz and john kasich, they dropped out. hillary clinton thinking, why can't i have a situation like that? because this is what happens when she is still running against bernie sanders. she loses. west virginia, by 15% there. what does that mean for the delegate race? not a lot. look at this. bernie sanders nets just 5 delegates, despite his big 15-point win there. on the republican side, donald trump, he right now will net at least 39 delegates. that number's going to go way up once west virginia's convoluted system works itself out. donald trump getting much, much closer to the 1,237 delegates he needs. he will get there without these two gentlemen left in the race. on the democratic side, hillary clinton about 148 delegates now from the majority she needs to reach the nomination. that does include her big edge among super delegates, but, again, the sanders team admits now if they are going to get the nomination they have to flip super delegates

voting underway in west virginia and nebraska. all eyes are on west virginia as hillary tries to work around the negative comments against coal miners. although they don't officially have it locked up, there is speculation who will be their vice presidential pick. jo ling: nebraska republicans when asked how they feel about trade with other countries, 50% say it takes u.s. jobs. 36% say it creates u.s. jobs. west virginia republicans, you see yet the same theme. 66% say they believe trade takes u.s. jobs away. a pretty serious majority. we have not seen that as much in the republican primaries. trade with other countries, 53% say it takes jobs in the u.s. as we look at the pressing issues of coal and job creation off that april jobs report, you see people focusing and voting with their pocketbooks. charles: bernie sanders is keeping his long-shot campaign alive in west virginia. the numbers are good for him. the republican party has a primary in nebraska with the turnout expected to be low. what can we expect from today's primarie

virginia had to say. i thank god there are no free schools for printing, and i hope we shall not have these in 100 years. for learning has brought disobedience and heresy and sex -- and sects -- not sex. [laughter] >> and printing his typology them. libel against the best government. forgot he conveniently he was a protestant himself only by the virtue of the reformation which of course was supported by the printing press and new ideas and so on and so on. that is how it goes, often. then, we don't know for sure some records say he went back to maryland. let me read. one source stated as francis doughty moved back to maryland to die there, the dowdy dna project states he died in maryland on march 2, 1682, but this author has not been able to confirm this. in every colony he visited, and this is the significant of our her scope, and every colony visited, he experienced the birth, infancy, or growing pains of virtual republics and saw the development of rule of law and democracy. smallmindedness of religiou

places oklahoma, kentucky, west virginia. certainly coal country, a big part of that. 2008, she beat barack obama in this primary by 41 points and the primary was in may. it was after everybody said barack obama's going to be the nominee. she still won it by 41 points. she won that big victory in kentucky. and so now she's certainly running, one of the stories has been how closely she's attached herself to barack obama, to the obama administration. and she is getting -- it's the complete opposite of what we saw eight years ago. she's essentially running or trying to run as the obama candidate. she's essentially getting obama numbers here. >> steve kornacki, thank you very much for that. jeff weaver, campaign manager for senator bernie sanders. jeff, i want to get your reaction to some of those numbers. one-third of the people who voted for senator bernie sanders saying they would vote for trump in the general? how do you understand that? >> well, i think how i understand it is that there are a lot of anti-establishment folks

but our eyes are on west virginia. note that donald trump is expected to win very handsomely tonight in west virginia. but the race is tight on the democratic side and it was always tight for secretary clinton but in she made that statement that has offended many coal voter now we have doug. doug? >> i don't hear anybody. >> lucky us. well, we hear doug but he doesn't hear us. so, i will tell you a little bit more what happened was that secretary clinton came into west virginia in march. she made the statement about the coal industry saying that she was -- she said put them out of business. she also said something to the effect she was not going to leave anybody behind. she had previously had a -- put together a program of $30 billion that she offered last november to help the coal industry but it was not received well because it was seen as by many of the coal workers as displacing them. requiring them to train and go other places. of course, they want to stay there with their families. this is where they have lived f

and it continues to fall throughout most of maryland, virginia, west virginia. in west virginia is where there are heavier downpours. had pain thunder and lightning. a couple other pockets to our west near in of luray, those little pockets of yellow tracking in to fauquier county and right into writt winchester. just a brief moderate downpour. otherwise just light to moderate rain falling this the min the m. it may settle down a britt in the bit in the afternoon. it's only in the low 50s. i have new hour by hour timing on when the rain finally ends, that's coming up. >>> taken by malkin. malkin in front. score! and it's 2-1 penguins. >> down to the wire for the caps and they couldn't pull out the win. the loss ties up the series 1-1 and the series now heads to pittsburgh where the team will have their work cut out for them trying to beat the penguins at home. carol team needs do in their quest for the cup. >> reporter: a problem that plagued the caps all season long is now a part of the playoffs. slow starts. holtby helped the caps kill off five penalties. caps

nicole: west virginia holds its primaries tuesday. new development in the hillary clinton email scandal. the fbi has reportedly interviewed huma aberdeen as part of the investigation into the secretary of state's use of a primary email server, aberdeen was one of clinton's closest aides during her tenure and some reports say the fbi could interview clinton herself in the next few weeks. this also comes as a federal judge orders clinton to testify under oath about whether she used an email server to evade public records. the two democratic candidates continue to press their case for the nomination, bernie sanders meeting voters in west virginia at tuesday's primary, hillary clinton campaigned in california but peter barnes in washington has the latest. >> bernie sanders was campaigning hard in west virginia with three campaign stops, trying to build on momentum from his unexpected win over hillary clinton in the indiana primary tuesday. he pitched his plan to help the coal industry. >> we have legislation of $41 billion into helping th

this time in the west virginia primary. while donald trump running unopposed won in west virginia and nebraska. sanders easily beat clinton in a state she won in 2008. he's now beaten her in 19 primaries and caucuses, but she is now 144 delegates short of the number needed to secure the nomination. >> reporter: bernie sanders has won the west virginia democratic primary defeating hillary clinton. sanders celebrated the victory during a rally salem, oregon. >> this is a state, west virginia, where hillary clinton won by over 40 points against barack obama in 2008! [ cheers ] >> reporter: clinton still has a big delegate lead. a new poll of key swing states shows clinton and presumptive republican nominee donald trump in a match-up. clinton spent the week in kentucky ahead of the primary mr >> with someone like donald trump you would see a race to the bottom across our country with working families paying the price. i don't think there's a risk we can afford. >> reporter: trump ran effectively unopposed tuesday. in exit polls

voters in west virginia gol to polls today. for democratic primary polls show that bernie sanders is leading hillary clinton there. 29 democratic delegates will be awarded. nebraska and west virginia hold republican primaries today. house speaker paul ryan says if donald trump asks him to, he will step down as chairman of the republican national convention in july. trump said to meet with speaker ryan thursday morning. at least two people were killed yesterday when storms and tornadoes tore through south central oklahoma, our meteorologist maria molina will be there with live report. checking u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. dow futures higher by 110 points, s&p futures higher by 13, nasdaq gaining 25 here in the premarket. that's a look at what happens now, nicole. nicole: massive surge across southern border. nearly tripled the number of families than last year. fox news williams takes the details for you. >> lauren and nicole for context, this exodus from central america largest mass migration since cuban

and we have thunderstorms here in southern and west virginia. that little impulse is running in our direction. the highest rain chances are to the south of the d.c. metro area. but there's more rain and opportunities where that came from. this little wave goes through this morning in tennessee. and another wave out here across parts of kansas and nebraska. that is part of the same system which will bring us our thunderstorm chance here coming up on friday. with all this in mind, here's your seven-day forecast. today, all clouds and a pretty good chance of some light showers around primarily this morning. the highs in the mid to upper 60s. all clouds tomorrow but not much rain. we'll see if we can squeak ou . out .01. sunday and monday look dry but cool with highs in the 60s. we'll focus back in on the next few days in 20 minutes. no booing in traffic. >>> that won't happen until 6:30 when people can't stand to look at me. westbound 32 at burntwoods drive, still have a problem because of a disabled vehicle. the purple there on the map means it is

every school in virginia has it. people keep stealing it great the commission is just constantly replacing dvd's. i hope that answers your question. it was two different atmospheres. today is hard for americans to concentrate much on anything. >> this is a what if. if lee had been in better health and survived another 10 years, in terms of the reconciliation process you described, what you think his affect would have been on, for instance specifically the enforcement of the 14th and 15th amendments and the former seceded states? james: i have to think he would have continued to go -- everything was going for him. the moment in washington -- enrollment in college had quadrupled. they were getting more applications from more than boys then southern boys. the educational thing was going strong. lee's feelings were coming contagious. people agree with him. lee would not do his memoirs because they thought it was discourteous to these men who had fought and died for him to capitalize on that. he completely divorced himsel

the latest polls out of west virginia shows sanders leading clinton. even if he wins he'll still be trailing big in the delegate count. this afternoon joe biden pred t predicting i feel confident hillary will be the nominee and feel confident she'll be the next president. meanwhile, more signs today hillary clinton is focusing on the general election. let's turn to kristen welker focusing on the campaign from louisville, kentucky. >> reporter: good afternoon. hillary clinton is focusing on two fronts, the general battle against donald trump and bernie sanders. first to the general election we are increasingly seeing her everyday trying to harness women voters, we saw that yesterday in west virginia and today in, and a number of events aimed at women, childcare, family issues. she's unveiling a new policy in louisville she says will aim to keep the cost of childcare down to 10% per family. if you look at the polls, secretary clinton trounces donald trump among women nationally by double digits. then in some swing states she's beating him as well among w

simply put, west virginia does not like obama. in some ways, what's happening in west virginia is what's happening across the country. our divisions are accelerating along regional and cultural lines. democrats are concentrating in big cities and urban suburbs. republicans are a scarcity among big city mayors. but republicans tend to live in rural america, in the faith-driven regions of this country. it means that fewer and fewer folks live or work in bipartisan atmospheres. they'll even marry along partisan lines in some cases. according to one poll, only 8% of the country would be unhappy if a member of their family married a democrat, and 9% would be unhappy if a member of their family brought home a republican. you can see it in the decline of the swing district. there are 435 congressional districts in the country. just 23 of them are rated as toss-ups by the political report this year. in 2012, there were just 26 split districts. 17 districts that leak elected a republican in congress and voted for obama, and nine elected a

devotes iran from nebraska and west virginia. coal country giving bernie sanders a decisive victory over hillary clinton and donald trump closer to securing the republican nomination. >> big thing is in the history of the republican party, no one has ever gotten more votes than i've gotten in the primaries. that's a great sign of me are doing well in the polls. >> i want to take a moment to thank the people of west virginia for the tremendous faith jury. do deny. >> i've been concerned about the reckless talk from donald trump. when you are running for serving as president, you better mean what you say. train to drum interrogation room. walking out of her fbi interview, what prompted her exit just ahead. severe weather making its weight used after deadly tornadoes hit oklahoma. looking at the path of the storm could wal-mart take a site that visa with its new lawsuit, whether retail giants as these as choosing profit over protecting customers. in the daily fantasy sports industry, lawmakers hold a hearing on capitol hill today. t

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so dowdy goes to virginia. virginia is an interesting place. because just before he gets basically at a is war with england. never heard of this, right? weird. colo colony? navigation d, the act, second navigation act, 1651 was signed in stipulated that the colonies, colonies could only trade with england, not with the dutch. was virginia's largest trading partner. up on not going to give that. and the dutch were actually the argest trading partner all the way until the 1670s. of est trading partner virginia. so the virginians refuse. they say no, we're not going to do that. we'll continue to trade. fleet, british send a rrives in 1652, and the virginia governor is asking the dutch to help them in the fight that they -- and he and asks for 1200 troops. they eventually sign a treaty. a treaty is something that exists between two independent countries, right? they sign a treaty. and in the treaty they give virginia the right to tax itself and the king is no longer allowed to tax them. very revolutionary. they also grant them a continuation of a d

losing to bernie sanders in west virginia, remember, she won west virginia in '08. >> those coal comments seemed to hurt her. rich edson is live from charleston, west virginia, with the latest for us. >> reporter: good morning. two primaries, two victories for donald trump, expected though as there is no active republican national candidate running against him. he continues methodically collecting delegates, doing so here in west virginia and nebraska. republicans next vote in oregon. the week after, they vote in washington state. donald trump appears to be on track to secure the 1237 delegates he needs by that june 7th primary with delegate-rich california and new jersey voting. trump's campaign is moving to the general election. he's trying to secure some more republican support. he's meeting with congressional leaders tomorrow in washington, d.c., including house peaker paul ryan. democrats, another win for bernie sanders. he took what was once clinton territory, coal country. >> i think it ends up being a double-digit victory tonight. hillary clinton by 40 points against barack obama

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, one care of southwest virginia, the substance abuse and addiction recovery alliance of virginia and other stakeholders. virginia has been severely impacted by opioid abuse, particularly the abuse by prescription drugs. in 1999, the first year for which such data is available, approximately 23 people died from abuse of fent nil, hydrocould he doan, methadone and the leading prescription opioids abused, commonly referred to as fhmo. 2013, for which complete data is available, 386 individuals ied from the abuse of fhmo, an increase of 1,578%. ith fentanhyl fueling this increase. in 2013, there was an increase 100% of death to fentanyl abuse. in 2011, drug-related deaths happened at a higher per capita level, 11 deaths per 100, than motor vehicle crashes, 10.1 per 100,000. the 2010 data provides other disturbing trends in virginia, including a sharp rise in heroin deaths. in 2010 only 49 deaths in virginia were attributed to heroin use. by 2013, that figure had risen to 213, an increase of 334%. in only four years while cocaine deaths remained relatively level. the changes in drug-relat

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we broke this down among hillary clinton voters in west virginia tonight. we asked them, who would you vote for in the fall if its with hillary clinton against donald trump. just about all of them saying they'd vote for clinton. a few saying they'd be for trump. now check this out. bernie sanders voters in the democratic party, in west virginia, if it's sanders versus trump, more than a third said trump. you have trump supporters in this democratic primary voting for bernie sanders. and self-identified trump voters, 73 for sanders, 13 for clinton. >> we're going to have to leave it there for the moment because bernie sanders is speaking in oregon. let's pick up what he has to say. >> thank you! [cheers and applause] thank you, salem! [cheers and applause] oh! [cheers and applause] thank you! salem, thank you! [cheers and applause] and it sure sounds like salem, oregon is ready for the political revolution! [cheers and applause] this is a great turnout, and i want to thank all of you for being here. let me begin by giving you all some pretty good news. [chee

don't have any worries there on 95 in virginia. taking a look elsewhere, prince george's county overall looking good. 50 in and out of town is rolling along nicely. to have this road work 395 south after seminary and north after duke street, some lanes blocked. >>> decision 2016 is heating up, but has donald trump goes after hillary clinton, hillary clinton prepares to go after something else. a closer look at that in a live report from capitol hill. sploo and it can wait. the new campaign to encourage drivers to stay off their cellphones and why it is targeting a certain group of people. >>> it is decision day for voters this west virginia and nebraska, but frontrunners are looking past a today's contest. tracie potts, donald trump looking beyond even the general election? >> reporter: well, he is. he's already targeting hillary clinton and bill clinton this an interview with cnn. he talked about bill clinton's infidelitie infidelities, hillary clinton saying in response that she wasn't going to deal with that, she was going to fo