Now, you stood with me for the first half.

Will you stand with me all the way?

Will you stand with me all the way?

Right now, the media likes to say, oh, he's this, I'm not that.

I'm an Angelo who said enough is enough, and I had to step up.

I didn't know I'd be here tonight, but it's obviously God's plan and I'm going to go all the way.

And while I take nothing for granted, there are lots of ballots left to be counted.

It appears that we are on track to advance to November.

I don't know who we're going to get in the general election, but I'm very confident that whoever it is, change is coming to California.

The top candidates in California for those two key races.

You heard from the governor's candidates there last before that, the mayor of Los Angeles addressing supporters last night after

primary elections as votes still are being counted. We'll tell you where things stand this

morning and whether Spencer Pratt, former reality star, could become the next mayor of L.A.

Meanwhile, in Washington, some Republican senators were critical of President Trump

appointing Bill Pulte as the acting director of national intelligence.

Who is he? We'll tell you what they had to say about him. Plus, we'll bring you the latest on the war with Iran.

A U.S. and Iranian forces, again, exchanging missile strikes, despite Secretary of State Marco Rubio,

telling senators just yesterday the conflict is over.

Also on Capitol Hill yesterday, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche pressed on the Trump

administration's so-called anti-weaponization fund and a highly scrutinized piece of that deal

involving President Trump and taxes. And the wait is over for New York Knicks fans,

game one of the NBA finals tip off tonight in San Antonio. They've been off for nine days already.

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