BOLDUAN: This just in from the White House. Vice President Mike Pence suddenly cancelling a planned trip today. Let's get back over to the White House to figure out what's going on here. Sara Westwood is joining me once again. Sarah, what are you hearing? Is everything OK?</s>SARAH WESTWOOD, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Kate, we're still getting more information about why Vice President Mike Pence is not going to make it to that opioid event in Manchester, New Hampshire, that was scheduled this early afternoon. But a source close to the vice president tells CNN that Vice President Pence was called back to the White House today but says that it's no cause for alarm. The vice president's office says this event in New Hampshire will be rescheduled. Again, we do not have a lot of information about why it is that Vice President Pence is not going to make it to that event, but his office is saying he was called back to the White House to handle something. And so we will bring you more information when we get it. But that event, that opioid event in New Hampshire, will not go forward today -- Kate?</s>BOLDUAN: All right. Well, according to the White House, so far, no cause for alarm on this very last-minute change in plans and schedule. Let's see what comes from it. Sarah, thanks so much. Appreciate it. Coming up, new fundraising numbers are out for Senator Bernie Sanders. An impressive haul. But also impressive, the number that President Trump and the RNC just posted. More on the battle for dollars in the 2020 race after this.
Vice President Pence Called Back to White House, Cancels New Hampshire Event.