Sanders still sees "path toward victory"

US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says if he does not win the California primary on June 7, it will make his path toward victory much harder but he can still clinch the presidential nomination. “California is very, very important, 475 superdelegates,” Sanders said on NBC News on Sunday when asked whether his campaign is over if he loses in California. "Obviously, if we don't do well in California, it will make our path much, much harder. No question about it. But I think we have a good chance to winning California, maybe win big, and maybe win four or five of the other states that are off on June 7th,” he said.