Morning Brief: June 1

Missed the recent highlights of the 2016 presidential debate? Well, ABC News has outlined the new and important events to keep you updated. These include...

  • Talk of a third party nomination
  • Former New Mexico Governor Gary Johnson won the Libertarian nomination for president. 
  • Sanders says he is determined to continue his campaign, until the Democratic Party's convention in July. 
  • Clinton canceled her event in New Jersey and went straight to California to campaign. 475 delegates can be won in California. 

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NEED TO KNOW

Fear of 'Catastrophe Unfolding' Amid Fighting in Falluja [full story]

Kansas Parents Worry Schools are Slipping Amid Budget Battles [full story]

Hillary Clinton aid says Little Thought was Given to Potential Issues Over Private Email [full story

Baby With Microcephaly From Ziksa Virus Born at New Jersey Hosptial [full story]

Struggling Liberal Arts College on Long Island to Close Friday [full story]

SPORTS

The Toronto Blue Jays beat the New York Yankees, 4-1

The Chicago White Sox beat the New York Mets, 6-4

TODAY

Yankees at Toronto, 7:07

Mets host White Sox, 1:10

WEATHER

Clear, 81/60

TODAY IN HISTORY

On this day in history, Anne Boleyn was crowned Queen of England.

ON STAGE TONIGHT

 Bat for Lashes @ St. Ann and the Holy Trinity Church
 
 Damien Jurado @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
 
 The Monkees @ The Town Hall
 
 Son Lux @ National Sawdust
 
 Peter Frampton @ The Capitol Theatre
 
 Arlen Roth Band @ Daryl’s House

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