that sentiment for clinton has changed here especially after comments she made about the cale industry that she is going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. she is conceding she doesn't expect to do well here. they have a tough time over the last few years especially with competition from natural gas, with efficiencies in the industry and major environmental regulations put forward by the obama administration. with such a wide delegate lead here national lee clinton is focusing on the general election and donald trump responding to trump's comments about her husband. >> i am going to let him run his campaign however he chooses. this is about a positive vision for our country. >> senator bernie sanders says the demographic makeup says he performed in the past. donald trump needs fewer than 200 delegates to clinch the nomination. >> rich edson live for us. this is days before donald trump and paul ryan set face to face. >> it could be a political bombshell move. >> live from the nation's capitol. >> we are two-days away from the big meeting in capitol hill. there there are no signs of tension between trump and ryan. ryan went so far as to say he would be willing to step aside as chairman of this summer's convention if that's what donald trump wants. >> i will do whatever he wants. he's the nominee with respect to the convention. the point i would make is, i just think it is important that all wings of the party come together. >> both trump and ryan say they want the same thing. they want the party to unite. the question is will either side ever be able to give? >> the three different possibilities. one is they walk out and decide if they can figure out a way to work together. one is they walk out and they figure out they can't work together but they are not going to work against each other. the third way is they walk out and decide in fact they are at odds. >> the "washington post" is reporting that trump's old rival will be a supporter. we don't know whether or not that will actually happen but it goes to show you all parties involved know how much is at stake at thursday's meeting. >> we will continue to follow up with the activities today. >> a lot going on today. now to a fox news alert a deadly train station attack bloody footprints cover the scene after a knife wielding man screaming allah akbar went on a ram tabling south of munich. one person dead three others wounded. the attacks are a german the motives possibly politically related. gunned down in the line of duty kansas city police mourning the loss of detective brad lancaster this morning. he was shot while responding to a suspicious person's report at a casino. that person now identified as curtis ayers took off in lancast lancaster's car. he led police on a chase before he crashed on a missouri highway. that's when he was shot and arrested. detective lancaster was an air force veteran who served two tours overseas. he's osurvived a wife and two daughters. >> he is a cold blooded killer. he will remain behind bars. he is accused of shooting and killing three people. the spree of violence outside of his daughter's high school where he shot and killed his estranged wife. he allegedly shot and killed two men while trying to steal cars. three teen girls are charged with a 15-year-old. a girl who started the fight is charged with criminal neglect homicide. and two others face lesser charges. amy died from a heart condition that was agitated by that attack. notorious drug lord el chapo guzman could be bound for brooklyn. new york is expected to be the first stop for el chapo when he is extradited next month facing murder, kidnapping and drug smuggling charges. he has been recaptured for the second time in january after escaping through an collaborate tunnel. >> to extreme weather now two people have been killed as violent storms continue to take a tole on the great plains. tornadoes raking across tdecembr tr troy /* -- destroying everything in its path. people are now left picking up the pieces. you have been following these storms very closely. >> yes, so we have been tracking the storms and we knew there would be a severe weather outbreak. yesterday we had reports anywhere from iowa to nebraska and through parts of oklahoma. where the elmore city oklahoma area we have relocated to the east where we heard there was also some damage. we will be setting up our live shot later this morning. out here there were multiple reports of tornadoes extensive damage and injuries also at least one fatality. the storms fired through the afternoon hours west of i-35 from wichita to oklahoma city and they blew up and caused tornadoes in many instances and continue to have large hail and dangerous conditions for many areas out here. we are expected to see more whenever weather. later on today we will have more damaging winds and isolated tornadoes as well. clear across oklahoma and kansas. we could be seeing additional severe weather as we head into area approximates further south across parts of texas. the storm system still on the move bringing threats to other areas. northeastern arkansas and extending north and east could be seeing additional severe weather in the form of damaging rains large hail and tornadoes. on the map i am showing we have a risk for additional tornadoes through texas eastern missouri and even as you head further north. the storm system is going to continue to bring that severe weather. it will not head into the following day with dangerous weather. >> thank you very much maria. be careful out there to everyone living out there as well. donald trump says he can beat hillary clinton on his own come november. does he need to unite the party? if so, what does he need to do to make it happen? welcome mercedes strap and democratic strategist chuck r rochez. >> donald trump has a big meeting on thursday. meeting with paul ryan. what will does he need to do to unite the gop and does he even need to do that? mercedes? >> first of all donald trump needs to realize he might not be able to unite the party. there needs to be peace made with the never trump movement which made it clear they are never going to support donald trump. with that being said here's an opportunity he is able to meet with paul ryan and they discuss where they are able to come together. i think ryan is expecting trump to say i am going to stick to these conservative principles. i understand the angst surrounding the gop base, trump can't do it alone. he has enormous support out there but he needs to make sure he is able to keep his base. that includes the gop establishment. that includes the conservatives. that group of voters right now and that leadership is not necessarily where trump needs us to be at this point and it is going to take a lot of courting from trump. >> he is apparently prepared to do that. not only is he meeting with the speaker of the house, he's meeting with the senate majority leader we have learned earlier in the day on thursday. speaker ryan now going back on his word saying he did not say he would never support him. he said he is not prepared to do that now. does that -- is that an indication that maybe there's wiggle room there? >> he is going to be their nominee. you know who the one person is who brings republicans together? it is not donald trump. it is hillary clinton. there is not many republicans who are going to talk about voting for hillary clinton. whether they automatically talk about bringing the party together or not they are requesting to vote for him or not vote at all. he brings a lot more new people to the polls verses those who can't vote for him or never trump. at the end of the day they have a self motivating factor out there and that's on my side of the isle which will be hillary or bernie sanders. >> i will stick with you. hillary is in trouble in coal country. doesn't matter. she is 1 # 55 delegates short of the number she needs. bernie 929. is there any path for bernie or is he holding on to false hope. he says he's in it until the end. >> he deserves to go to the end. he has created an amazing movement. i wore my west virginia shirt along with the coal miners to all of the mountain mamaws. they deserve an opportunity to have a choice. i am a democratic consultant. he built in movement. he raised money with regular people he has opportunity to be heard. >> $27 as the chant goes the average donation to him. what do you think about west virginia for the democrats? >> clearly for hillary shea made such a huge mistake with her comments about the coal miners. they are not in favor of the establishment. this is why bernie made such strides in west virginia. i think for bernie, again, it is hillary to be the nominee at this point. i think it's going to be very difficult for bernie to break through. why? because you have the super delegates. you have the democratic establishment in the way that are ensuring that hillary clinton will become the next democratic nominee. she is 3 million votes ahead of bernie sanders. i have got to tell you, bernie's movement is so very alive and well for the democratic voters out there who are very disenfranchised with hillary clinton. >> in an interview over the weekend bernie sanders did not shut the door on possibly being the vp. anything can happen. thank you both. see you here in the next half hour. >> bernie said never vice president. >> the time is currently 13 after the hour. north carolina and the united states square off over transgender rights. pat mcgrower re-- mccrory is no firing back. unusual flush >> and a bosbombshell in the pr investigation. the man who came forward claiming he is the sole heir to the singer's estate. 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if so what does he need to make that happen? welcome fox business leader and former spokesman for george bush and good morning to both of you. thank you for being with us. >> mercedes, let's get right to that question. what does donald trump need to do to unite the party? can he unite the party? does he need to? he is saying i don't need them anyway. >> here's news for donald trump. he's going to need them. he is going to need that base. he is going to need the grass-roots activists many of them who are delegates go out and get on the phones go door to door bring out the vote. i like to say donald trump is starting to take the right steps. meeting with speaker ryan. incredibly important. it is important in the sense that you have two men that technically really don't know each other. their conversations are happening through the media. this is an opportunity for the two standard bearers of the party to come together and let's hash out the differences. let's figure out where donald trump stands on these conservative principles. obviously ryan is looking out for his house members many are in swing districts chockwho cou lose their race. he has to protect their house members as well. this is an important moment the opportunity to see if the gop establishment could start rallying with donald trump. trump is going to need to reassure the party he is going to help out with these conservative principles. >> chuck, when you are running for the president of the united states you need all of the sport you can get. most importantly your own party. he can't get all of it there he's going to have to rely on independents even democrats. >> he didn't really need the establishment in the primary. he ran against it. i am not one to give donald trump advice he's not looking at a mexican redneck to consult him. if i would i would say it has gotten you this far. these people are not going to vote for hillary or bernie. continue to be outside of the system and invite new people into the process and i think that's his key. he's very unpopular with women. well, guess what? he's real popular with old white guys. you have to make up your losses with other people. >> that is not enough, chuck to win the presidency. you need the broader base. it is going to take making sure the establishment folks are with you, the party leaders as well as broadening your base to women voters independents minorities. we know that's the game plan on the democrat and republican side. >> especially for republicans. they favor dem gratz uncourt natalie. it does. it is a bigger challenge for donald trump. >> another question here, if sanders throws in the towel where will his supporters go? we have seen a number of folks like bernie sanders also like donald trump. will they go to him or hillary clinton? she obviously needs them. the bulk will go to hillary. i don't think me and mercedes have seen anything on either side. you will have donald trump running to the left of hillary clinton on trade and left of her even on social security. there are people who may show up for trump who are supporting bernie. i don't think they will be in big numbers. i am more about the brn knee people sitting it out and feeling like they don't have representation and that would be devastating to our party. >> mercedes, quickly? >> it is bernie or bust. you will find a faction of the bernie supporters who will stay home they are anti hillary anti democratic establishment. >> we will see how everything turns out. mercedes schlapp and chuck rocha, thank you for being with us. >> i want to remind people to keep talking about the republican risk. does he need the party to be united? log on for a live debate #keep talking. i will join everybody there. >> there was the latest usa poll 49 percent of them would sit it out or vote for trump. facebook under fire. accused of political bias. how the company is now firing back. trump verses clinton. who do most military troops want to see as their new president? the new number is up next. 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[announcer] working together, we can help your business thrive. wells fargo. together we'll go far. >> extreme weather taking a tole. at least two people are dead after tornadoes tear through oklahoma. maria mol lean nas is live. >> we have arrived in katie, oklahoma. it is a town about 45 minutes or so south of oklahoma city. it was hit hard by a tornado. we are looking at all kinds of damage. we have what appears to have been a foundation of a home. also other severe damage. trees down and power lines down. we will be bringing you the images on the television screen coming up over the next few minutes. i want to recap the entire storm. it hasn't just across oklahoma. we also saw tornadoes further north in nebraska and iowa as well dealing with tornado touchdowns. a line of storms firing up along interstate 35 all of the way from oklahoma up through kansas extending through portions of nebraska. storms firing up requesticily. there were explosives rotating across oklahoma and producing tornadoes. they continued eastward over the overnight hours. a lot of damage with large hail and strong winds with the storms. taking a look at the radar you can see it is a much quieter picture across oklahoma, kansas and even texas. as we head to later on this afternoon we anticipate another round of severe storms. this time around it will be across portions of texas. the forecast includes areas further off toward the east across missouri, northeastern arkansas and also into portions of kansas and nebraska. again looks like another round of severe weather possible damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes possible. there's a closer look at the area that could be looking at tornadic activity today. it is not elevated, the threat is across these areas as it has been over the last few days. nonetheless the threat is there. we head into tomorrow another round of severe storms possible yet again. keep it right here in central oklahoma. let's head over to you in new york. >> unbelievable footage there. some of this maria and her husband have taken for us. maria, thank you for that. >> facebook under fire the social media site accused of conservative censorship. cheryl casone with how the company is responding. >> good morning, abby. the ocean media site being accused of suppressing conservative news and views. technology web site foets former contractors saying facebook depressed news stories interest to conservative readers using a program identifying stories that are trending asking these are journalists to inject certain topics into the trending list while black listing those labeled conservative. the contract toerps who asked not to be named are fearful of retribution from facebook. c pack, mitt romney or glenn beck were some of the examples that were given or issues suppressed. conservative news sources bike washington examiner breitbart and news max were named specifically by these contractors. facebook responded saying we take allegations of bias very seriously. facebook is a platform across the spectrum. there are rigorous guidelines in place for ensuring consistency and neutrality. a lot more of this guys today on fox business through out today. this is something that is creating a lot of controversy on facebook from users. >> image that, controversy on facebook. 15 minutes it will until the top of the hour. a yearbook photo outrage as a student is miss labeled as isis. was this a mistake or was it on purpose? >> heather nauert is talking politics and pan takes live in west virginia. >> steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox & friends" this morning. >> look at her in the kitchen. >> we are going to talk politics with laura ingram and larry sabato. a brand new poll will be released in 12 minutes. going to be swing states. who dis it going to help, who i it going to hurt. remember the shrimp on a treadmill study that cost taxpayers a lot of money. there's a brand new waist watch out apparently it is even worse. it also involves shrimp and fold gish. senator jeff blake joins us live. the actor dean cain is a super man and a super guest. he joins us as fox and friends rolls on live in new york city starting in 12 minutes and 22 seconds. we start with a fox news alert. one of osama bin laden's sons goes on a tirade. he suggests a megaarmy to attack. donald trump versus hillary clinton, who would make the best commander in chief? a new survey reveals where the majority of our troops stand. 64% said they would vote for trump. 25% would vote for clinton. nearly 1,000 troops were polled for this particular survey. today's presidential hopefuls counting on coal country as votes are cast in west virginia. >> and heather nauert is joining us. she's cooking something's up somewhere. there she is. there she is. hi, heather. can you hear us? >> good morning. we're in fairmont, west virginia. we're talking to folks today because the west virginia primary is today. polls open at 6:30 in the morning and one of the reasons this is such an important state is not just the democrats, but also the republicans. people care a lot about the economy and jobs and this community has been hit hard by epa regulations and what many people call overreach in regards to the coal industry. a lot of people work in the coal industry. let me introduce you to my new friends here. >> wade. >> who are you voting here today? >> i'm voting against hillary today. >> why? >> i'm tired of the corruption. benghazi and the email and all the other corrupt activities she's been involved in over the years. i can't stomach. >> are you going to vote for who then? >> today it will be bernie. >> what do you do today? >> i run an i.t. company. >> we were talking about coal. >> overall i'm concerned about the state and i see what the attack on coal is doing to the state and it's pretty depressing, actually. >> thank you so much. bill, who are you voting today? >> against hillary. >> wow. second one here saying the same thing? >> yes. >> who are you voting for then? >> well, i'll ultimately be voting for donald trump, but today i suppose i'll vote for bernie sanders. >> and you two are sitting at the same table? >> yes. by accident, by the way. >> what issues do you care the most about this year? >> economic issues and national security. >> okay. all right. nice to meet you. thanks a lot. we'll talk with you again soon. we love having you here today. this gentleman here served our country in vietnam. thank you for your service and what you did for us. we appreciate it and are grateful. tell me who you are voting for today. >> donald trump. >> why is that? >> he's the only one of the candidates that actually has created jobs and we need a businessman in the white house. >> scm in terms of issues, we hear a lot of people talking about the economy. you care most about what? >> security and then the economy. can't have one without the other. >> and what do you do for a living? >> i'm retired. i was a state trooper and judge for 35 years. >> thank you for your service on both ends on the home front and overseas as well. >> thank you. >> we'll be talking about voters all morning long figuring out what they care about here and how they are planning to vote. >> a lot of trump supporters here. >> maybe she will cook up a few flap jacks for us as well. >> bits we certainly will. >> the time now is 5 until the top of the hour. drug kingpin el chapo finally coming to the u.s. to face justice. >> and the big city where he faces charges first. 2 minutes until the top of the hour. before you leave the house, hears what's happening today. several oklahoma communities picking up the pieces after a tornado outbreak causes widespread destruction. and brooklyn new york is expected to be the first stop for notorious drug lord el chapo guzman when he's extradited to the u.s. next month. he faces murder, kidnapping, and drug smuggling charges. time now for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. talking about pug love, this kid was being followed around the house by this adorable pugs. a girl was named isis in her yearbook, which is not her real name. and meghan trainer and too . that wraps it up for us. "fox & friends" starts now. see you tomorrow, bye. good tuesday morning to you and your family. it's may 10th, 2016. i'm ainsley earhardt. we start with a fox news alert. a knife wielding man yelling allah ak bar goes on a rampage in a busy train station. one person is dead and several others hurt. breaking details in moment. brand-new swing state polls out within the next 15 seconds. they are going to show how hillary clinton and donald trump are stacking up against each other. we've got the numbers. previewing november coming up in the next two minutes. >> we don't know

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