it's the former new york senator pitted against the new york native. and what's more new york than subways and hot dogs at cony island? both of them blitzing the face. in minutes bill clinton is set to stump for his wife in the big apple. sanders is using his popularity with millennials to take a swing at clinton after she said she felt sorry for his young supporters. >> i think that's condescending. my experience with young people, man, and i see them every day because they're coming out to rallies, these are young people who want to be involved in shaping the future of this country. they're proud of the country and want to make it better. i think they do a whole lot of research. >> chris frates is in new york with more. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, carol. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are barn storming across new york and softening their attacks at the other as unqualified to be president. in fact, hillary clinton starting to take on republicans and sounding a lot like a general election candidate. >> i expect to be the nomine

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those are new york values. and the truth is, new york values are american values. there is no difference. [ applause ] >> yeah. he dropped the mike. let's break this down with my panel this morning. i'm joined by reuben diaz junior, nomiki, kahne, and peter brianer. welcome to all of you. thank you for being here in this beautiful setting. >> isn't it? >> gorgeous. >> peter, i want to start with you and what joe johns just reported that hillary clinton's camp is kind of down playing expectations as relating to the new york primary results. why do you think they're doing that? >> they're concerned, perhaps, about her supporters not coming out to vote. i don't think it matters. i think if she beats bernie sanders even by smaller than 10%. given the way the distribution goes, he can't pick up delegates. it will be portrayed in the media as a victory. bernie sanders is behind. he needs breakthroughs, not hillary clinton. he needs a win here to change the dynamic in the race. >> reuben, when you look at the huge crowds that bernie sanders was able to assemble yesterday

released a new ad today, attacking cruz for those comments on new york values. he also got a much more warm response than cruz. kasich had a sandwich, lots of with supporters and said if he's going to be the nominee, he'll ask derek jeter to be his running mate. trump heads upstate this weekend. and we invite you to stay with eyewitness news and abc7ny for complete coverage as we count down to april 19th. the primary here in new york. >>> as we continue with eyewitness news at 6:00, a woman forced to jump out of a burning building but right in to the arms of a police officer. tonight she's publically saying thanks. >> and the new york city council takes final action on a measure to put new restrictions on those characters and those naked women in times square. >> and the weather has been all over the place today. still have wind in the east end of long island. an advisory through the early evening hours. one batch of showers moves away. couple showers starting to move in. then snow off to the northwest. our mild temperatures now turn i've been a turkey farmer my

the next primary is eight days away in new york. >>> a photographer based in new york is trying to change how some people think about pit bulls. chip reid caught up with her. >> pickles! sit. good boy. >> reporter: you might wonder why someone would go to the trouble of trying to put a crown of flowers on a pit bull. >> good boy. >> reporter: and then asking it to sit still for a photo session. >> i got it, i think. >> reporter: you captured his essence. >> yeah. his expression is awesome on this one. >> reporter: the photographer says she's on a mission of saving pit bulls wasting away in shelters by showing their inner beauty. >> the flower pawer series is challenging the perception we have of pit bulls. >> reporter: that perception she says is based on highly publicized incidents most that pit bulls were trained by people to be violent. jurisdictions have passed laws on posing restrictions on the dog. she says she was even uneasy around them before before she discovered what they are like when treated with kindness. what do you think of pit bulls now? >> they are so loving, so gentle.

are in new york. sanders was down by 20 points plus in december. polls show he's at least cut that to about half. >> you got to love jane sanders. she's a good egg. no endorsement here. just for jane. that's all i'm saying. but let's talk about the candidates, clinton and senator sanders. both holding events in new york today. talk to us more about that. >> reporter: yeah, they were both here in new york. let me come up with a quick point. it's important to understand that the sanders camp is banking if they can keep clinton from winning the delegates needed by the convention. so at that point it's their belief, if they can keep the pledge delegate race close, they can persuade those super delegates. here in new york, bernie sanders has been visiting all the -- a lot of boroubhs. he was at the bronks and washington heights and he was in queens. he's speaking directly to lots of hispanic and black voters and he went to washington heights. hillary is hosting an event in brooklyn right now and this is wh

and he has just run into a swamp in new york. and it all centers around that utterly unnecessary remark he made. >> yeah. >> i mean, trump is, you know, generally the creditor of blame for not following a script and being spontaneous. it's obvious cruz regrets that one. >> absolutely. i was there. that was at the fox business debate in charleston, north carolina. when he said it, i couldn't believe it. and it was probably trump's best moment in the debate, when he reminded the people of this country how the people of new york came together and we were all new yorkers on september 11th. but with john kasich, john kasich is helping donald trump with those ads. it's going to be a fun next 12 days. >> it is. you know where kasich finishes is immaterial, basically. and the trump strategy is critically important to him. do you think he's doing the right thing, not traveling to other states, who have contests coming up, some of them somewhat distant, like california, that doesn't do anything until the first week of june, but focusing on

i don't think the new york values hurts him in new york because he's really not trying to win new york either now or in november. he's trying to pick up delegates. that's why he went to a dominican chinese restaurant, you have to love this country, dominican chinese restaurant at the most democratic district in the country in the bronx where mitt romney got 3% of the vote last time. why did he go there? because each -- of the 27 districts in new york -- >> congressional districts. >> gets three delegates. he can pick them up along the way and hold mr. trump below 75 delegates and have success. about new york values, he was not saying new york firemen are any less brave than new mexico firemen. that is not the point. 9/11 is not the point. he was saying i'm campaigning in a city which last september the city council voted to honor ethel rosenberg sold out the united states secret to stallin'. there is a city in which the mayor spent part of his youth working for the sand northeastas. there are new york political values and they're not shared by the rest of country. >> do you buy that, a

the reason we're going to campaign in new york so heavily is the new york media covers connecticut and new jersey and a chunk of pennsylvania. we're getting a two-fer, three-fer, four-fer out of it as well. we're going to stick it out in new york and fight it out there for a while. >> donald trump said he's not a drinking man. he had a brother who had some addiction issues. i'm wondering if he has an issue when it comes to twitter. i'm serious. ben carson talked about donald trump's twitter habits. there are people addicted to social media, don't get me wrong. he said "we talk about it and a number of people talked about it including his family and he knows that it's a problem so you know the first part of solving a problem is recognizing that it exists." does donald trump have a twitter problem? >> he enjoys twitter. he has 16 million followers on social media. he can get around the media and drive the media by using his twitter account. >> but it's gotten him in trouble, come on, ron -- i mean, barry. sorry about that. >> thank you. >>. >> it's done him a lot of good as well. >> andr

same ranking as in new york. ted cruz in third in maryland as he is in new york. new protests today for the republican frontrunner, though, to pull out of a fundraiser just blocks from the site of a brutal anti-immigrant hate crime right here in new york. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. >> reporter: donald trump's words now stirring controversy on new york's long island. latinos are angry his tough talk on immigration will lead to violence. >> this is sacred ground for the immigrant community that has suffered so much at the hands of those who have hatred in their hearts against the immigrant community. >> reporter: in 2008, marcel was attacked by seven teens who were playing a game they called beaner hopping. he was stabbed in the chest. >> it was so painful. >> reporter: lucero wants donald trump to cancel his appearance at the fundraiser. some 1500 expected. the venue just a few hundred blocks from where his brother was murdered. >> somebody running for the president of the united states h

looking forward, our math hasn't really changed regardless of new york, because new york wasn't something we looked at as something we had to win to keep him under 1237, so we're very confident we're on track to keep him under 1237. we will be going to an open convention. it's not rigged. it's hard to imagine that he thinks the establishment would rig this for ted cruz. it's not a rigged process. the people have voted. he just hasn't liked the outcome in a few of those places. we are going to go to an open quepgs. the delegates are going to represent those states, and we'll see who this el choose to be the republican standard bearer. >>> katie, what about john kasich's accusation that you guys could have possibly changed the story in six congressional districts in new york? >> i think what john weaver meant to say is thank you for all that you've done so that we're still in the race at this point, because donald trump would have this if it weren't for our efforts. to that i'll just say you're welcome, john weaver, we're happy to be part of the team. >> so your position is sorry, those dis

so in erie county, new york, my county, buffalo, new york, where he carried almost 65% of the vote, what you had were the grassroots folks doing the ground game work. they were out rallying their neighbors. they were gathering together. there was phone trees and campaign offices open. not by the trump campaign but by the grassroots supporters. and frankly, you know, that's a healthier situation but donald has added paul manafort and he's spending more money, frankly, in the next couple of weeks leading up to california than he has spent. so donald trump understands this is the end game and he's not going to leave anything untouched. so it's a combination of adding some of his own ground game forces but, again, relying on the grassroots, those energized people that filled the hockey arena in buffalo monday night for one of the most incredible rallies i've frankly ever seen. >> there's a large crowd gathering right now in berlin, maryland, not far from ocean city, maryland, which is where trump will be speaking. there's protesters there as well. congressman, what about indiana? that's next

i love new york. when you come to new york -- well i think i heard him because i was walking in here. you feel younger, you're more alive, it's happening so much. everything is like, this is the heartbeat of the world, not just the heartbeat of america. this is like the great -- isn't it, sweetie -- >> yeah. >> it's so fantastic. >> i love new york. >> i love new york, you know. >> you just got a prom dress here. >> that's right. >> i didn't understand that. and i bring my daughters here, we have nice food, we go to see a show. everybody's raving about hamilton now, you know, this is a great, great place. and it's great to visit, right? >> we loved it. >> and there's so much more -- you never do enough. i've never been to ellis island. can you imagine that? i can't wait to go to ellis -- >> yeah, we were going to do that -- >> we just couldn't do it. i didn't understand that, there's another issue going on. let's talk about the elephant in the room. this is business of about -- i'm a traditional marri

and i have lived in new york. it is a city that attracts the best and the brightest and people that want to conk kerr the world. when i talk about new york values what i'm talking about are the liberal democrats who have been, frankly, hurting the people of new york, over and over again. >> reporter: so again donald trump will attend the suffolk county fundraiser and then take a helicopter back to midtown to attend a gop gala. ted cruz and john kasich will be at that event as well. dray clark, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> dray thank you. >>> 6:07 now. >>> police on long island are cracking down on speeding drivers near the scene of the crash that killed a young mother. over the course of at least four hours yesterday officers issued 39 summonses, most of them for speeding. a car jumped a curb tuesday killing 29-year-old sky burnett moments after she had put her son on a school bus. >>> check out this beautiful sunrise from our camera here in east rutherford, new jersey across the swamp to manhattan. got to be a v

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thank you new york, i love you. [applause] >> also speaking at the republican fundraiser in new york city on thursday, republican presidential candidate senator ted cruz of texas. new york hold its presidential primaries next tuesday. senator cruz's remarks are about 20 minutes. [applause] sen. cruz: god bless the great state of new york. [applause] i am thrilled to be here with so many friends, so many patriots, so many lovers of liberty. i have nott to you, built any buildings in new york city. but i have spent my entire life fighting to defend the constitution and the bill of rights. [applause] evening at ahis time of crisis for our nation. we are bankrupting our country. our constitutional rights are under assault each and every day, and america has receded from leadership in the world. i am here today with a word of hope and encouragement. i want to tell you, something incredible is happening all across the country, new york, and this nation. people are waking up. election this next will be about three critical

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i don't think the new york values hurts him in new york because he's really not trying to win new york either now or in november. he's trying to pick up delegates. that's why he went to a dominican chinese restaurant, you have to love this country, dominican chinese restaurant at the most democratic district in the country in the bronx where mitt romney got 3% of the vote last time. why did he go there? because each -- of the 27 districts in new york -- >> congressional districts. >> gets three delegates. he can pick them up along the way and hold mr. trump below 75 delegates and have success. about new york values, he was not saying new york firemen are any less brave than new mexico firemen. that is not the point. 9/11 is not the point. he was saying i'm campaigning in a city which last september the ethel rosenberg sold out the stallin'. there is a city in which the mayor spent part of his youth working for the sand northeastas. there are new york political values and they're not shared by the rest of country. >> do you buy that, ann, that when he was talking about new york values h

we saw this at the dam in new york. but our electrical systems, chemical plants and the like, we need to be sure that we protect them, and that's part of what we must do in congress, is make sure that the, that the laws are in place, that the programs are in place to protect us from cyber attacks. liz: well, to that end, whwhen e we going to start to see some laws, some bills put forth, things that are proposed that can at least get these on the bookoks so we don't have the confusion with things like apple versus the fbi? >> well, there you go into a a very, very complex and very difficult thining. it has to do with privy, it has to do with freedom of speech as well as our personal and nationalal security. there's got to be a balance. the industry seems to be very, very effective at finding various encryption systems. can the government say ahead of it? probably not x it's probably not appropriate to do so. but what we do need to be able to do is to know who's talking to who, we need to identify those networks and then

i don't think the new york values hurts him in new york because he's really not trying to win new york either now or in november. he's trying to pick up delegates. that's why he went to a dominican chinese restaurant, you have to love this country, dominican chinese restaurant at the most democratic district in the country in the bronx where mitt romney got 3% of the vote last time. why did he go there? because each -- of the 27 districts in new york -- >> congressional districts. >> gets three delegates. he can pick them up along the way and hold mr. trump below 75 delegates and have success. about new york values, he was not saying new york firemen are any less brave than new mexico firemen. that is not the point. 9/11 is not the point. he was saying i'm campaigning in a city which last september the city council voted to honor ethel rosenberg sold out the united states secret to stalin. this is a city in which the mayor spent part of his youth working for the sandanistas. there are new york political values and they're not shared by the rest of country. >> do you buy that, ann, that

well, the people of new york voted for me twice to be their senator from new york. and -- and president obama trusted my judgment enough to ask me to be secretary of state for the united states. >> the issue of gun control also came front and center last night. the back and forth began when clinton was challenged on her assertion this week that the highest per capita number of guns that end up committing crimes in new york come from vermont. >> are you seriously blaming vermont and impolicety -- implicitly senator sanders for new york's gun violence? >> of course not. this is a serious difference between us. and what i want to start by saying, if not a -- it's not a laughing matter. 90 people on average a day are killed or commit suicide or die in accidents from guns. 33,000 people a year. i take it really seriously because i have spent more time than i care to remember being with people who have lost their loved ones. so yes, we have a problem in america. we need a president who stand up against the gun lobby. we hear a lot from senator sanders about the greed and

new york is made for trump. not only because he is from here, but i feel like new york and new england, there is a boston thing and people love trump in boston. and i think it is because -- i don't know, they like rudeness i think. isn't that a northeast thing? >> it will play well here, and everyone except for marco rubio has won his home state. i was sure if ted cruz had any idea that we would be in april and the new york primary would actually matter he wouldn't have done the new york value. he would have limited the damage instead of new york values. >> why didn't he have the foresight? he knew it would come to new york and he would need votes, right? >> he thought he would win iowa and wrap it up early. no one thought they would be engaged in a granular fight that will go to june 7th. >> kasich said it is fun. >> my theory is he has nothing else to do but sit around and stuff his face all day. he is not out winning votes anywhere. >> but he is not a racist. what did they say? he is not a racist. >> forgot t

for criticizing new york values. trump says the city's response to the september 11 attacks speaks for itself. >> there was never anything like it in this country, the worst attack in the history of the united states, the bravery that was shown was incredible. we all lived through it. we all know people who died and i've got this guy standing over there looking at me talking about new york values with skorn in his face, with hatred of new york. so folks, i think you can forget about him. >> ted cruz also in new york, but facing a tough road ahead in the upcoming primaries. cnn's dana bash reports. >> reporter: the unlikely current hero of the gop establishment arrived in new york riding high after his big wisconsin win. >> it kul min nated four states in a row in the last two weeks where we have beaten donald trump over and over and over again. we won men, we won young people. we won every income group. >> reporter: as much as ted cruz calls his victory a turning point, pri point, privately cruz sources say the next

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she had her first job here in new york. she loves it in new york. she is happy to be back in new york. the goldman sachs connection gets you in trouble in some quarters. in others she likes to sell that at least campaign workers partied here today. heidi cruz is out here with another event. delegate by delegate, event by event fighting for every last delegate. neil: they are good at that. been effective in the ground game. thank you, connell mcshane. >>> the administration likes to tout up properly so 16 million signed up for hello insurance. they leave out details that people are may paying more for their health insurance. then comes news nighted health care is equaling it quits for some. exchanges. so are we the taxpayer about to be set up?su after this. understands the life behind it. for those who've served and the families that have supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. and i quit smoking with i'm chantix. i had a lo

independents cannot vote in new york. we are building the democratic party and yet we are keeping them out. october, if they did not register as democrats, that does not seem smart. >> you mentioned the superdelegates and the role they play, you are trying to sway them and bring them over, what is your message to them? to look who iss the best candidate for the general election. whoever the democratic party nominee is going to win the base of the party. who wins the independence and who sway some of the republicans , i think bernie has done that throughout his career, he wins independence everywhere. , inur own state of vermont his last senatorial election, he got 25% of the republicans because they say we know you and trust you. we might not agree with everything you say but we know we can count on you to do what you say. candidate,h better predicting it that way, but if you look at the polls, he is doing much better against all the republicans then secretary clinton. >> more with jane sanders, wife of bernie sanders whe

lead in new york. on the republican side, i think donald trump is going to start looking at a calendar that's much more favorable to him, including new york, and he has a real shot of actually still getting to that 1,237 number, which is the number of delegates he needs to become the nominee of the republican party. even if he loses wisconsin, new york could be the beginning of a big comeback for donald trump. >> okay. i have to leave it there. and thanks a lot, vince. >> glad to be here. >> we want to remind everybody. for more, don't forget to watch "on the record" town hall with greta van susteren, who will be in her home state of wisconsin with gop frontrunner donald trump. it all begins tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. >>> what do you think donald trump will say about ted cruz tonight when he appears with greta here on the fox news channel? his polls show cruz out front. what a big win for the texan could mean for trump? coming up, the cruz campaign national spokesm

. >> and i have this guy looking at me talking about new york values with hatred of new york. >> if you want to know what liberal democratic values are, follow donald trump's checkbook. >> can cruz win over new york voters and cut into trump's big lead in the empire state. >> we will not give up on our country. we will not give up on our freedoms. >> this is an msnbc exclusive town hall with senator ted cruz from buffalo, new york. here now, chuck todd. >> good evening, and welcome to the msnbc town hall with senator ted cruz of texas. we are here at the cornell theater at the university at buffalo right here in western new york, home, by the way, of the university of buffalo bulls. let's go bulls. we're just five days away from the new york primary. this might be donald trump territory. he's counting on it, but it could be critical for senator cruz to keep trump from sweeping all 95 of new york's delegates. so let's get right to it and welcome the senator from texas, ted cruz. [ cheers and applause ] >> look at that. maybe buffalo is going to be pretty good to you. >> let me just say,

right now in new york city, overdose deaths. it's the biggest source of accidental deaths here in new york city. the death rate went up by about 10% and the biggest increase is in the age group 15 to 24. ernie: that's so painful, isn't it? when you think about families and young people, this is awful. >> it's just tragic. it's tragic for the young people. it's tragic for their parents, for their friends, for their loved ones. and the problem is that to the extent drug use continues, it just expands. ernie: you have said it. you've said it. warning people that there are drugs in your own home. this is what you have to watch for, the center of your own house. it starts there. >> absolutely. what we find is that most young people begin their drug use with a medicine cabinet. maybe they go into their parents' medicine cabinet, take out the leftover percocet or maybe their friends come over and hit the medicine cabinet. they're spread out in the streets. what we really need to do is to limit the access of people to these medications.

gwen: new york will do it. but no holes barred. >> do you remember during the debate when he started lecturing me on new york values like we are no good. no good. >> donald has no solutions to the problems we are facing. he likes to yell, scream and curse. gwen: they engage on the trail while it turns to delegate counting. plus, millions of documents come to light implicating presidents, prime ministers and kings all hiding their money. only a few u.s. names so far and president obama has a theory. >> the folks here in america who are taking advantage of the same stuff. a lot of it is legal, but that's the problem. gwen: we talk about what is on the surface and just beneath with jeanne cummings, political editor for the "wall street journal." "new yorklty from the post." and doyle mcmanus, columnist for "the los angeles times." man ueradgeue. -- manu raju. >> from our nation's capital, is this "washington week," with again ifill. corporate funding is provided by -- >> today, people are coming out to the nation'

so yesterday was the new york primary. so let's check in with the efforts of denegrofying the white house, you guys. see what's happening with the unblackening. that's my favorite song. it was an exciting night, you guys. and like king kong on the top of the empire state building cnn wasn't totally appe [bleep]. >> tonight the winners will have their victories on one of the world's most familiars landmark. >> once cnn projects winners the lights will change to correspond to the colors that cnn is using to represent each candidate. >> larry: uh-huh. yes, tapper went on to explain that cnn would turn the empire state building dark blue for hillary, coral color for cruz and a uni color for bernie. sounds good. of course, it turned out to be a huge, luxurious night for donald trump as he easily crushed kasich and cruz. but after cnn called the election, they immediately went to work doing journalism. that's a joke, you guys. that's a joke. that's a joke. actually, they changed the color of the empire state building. >> cnn has

york daily news." the anti-wall street crusader stumbling for specifics when asked how he would deliver on his promise to break up the big banks. >> do you think the fed now has that authority? >> well, i don't know if the fed has it. but i think the administration can have it. >> reporter: clinton today pouncing. >> he's been talking for more than a year about doing things that he obviously hadn't really studied or understood and that does raise a lot of questions. >> reporter: tonight, in filly -- philadelphia, i asked him. >> the candidate with qualifications is the one that has stood up for working mi interest in the country. >> reporter: now energized by his big wisconsin win. should hillary clinton be more nervous than ever before? >> she should. >> reporter: but his path to the nomination still an uphill climb. clinton has nearly 700 more delegates. and sanders needs to win 74% of the remaining delegates to beat her. and today, she told me she's not nervous at all. any concerns about last night

katy tur joins us in new york. what can you tell us about this controversy -- the trump campaign doesn't want this controversy to go away. >> there was a "wall street journal" editorial by donald trump this morning that once again dee cried the rules but instead of blaming the rnc as he has been doing and blaming reince priebus he is placing the blame squarely on ted cruz saying that ted cruz is trying to disenfranchise voters, he's benefitting from disenfranchising voters and it's ted cruz who is trying to steal this election. he is not going after the rnc as he had done and sources tell me that is because there is a real change in command within the operation, folks like paul manafort and rick wiley wanting to soften their message towards the rnc. work more with the party in order to get to that magic number of 1,237. they realize that as much as they need to get voters and win states, which they do, they need to convince unbound delegates as well in order to win on the first ballot and at the convention and pote

but another native son of new york is ready -- bernie. rebuild the middle class, make wall street banks pay their fair share, give every child a chance. new york -- it's our time again to build a future to believe in. . >>> crews rescued more than 7 50e78 from rising waters, schools in houston are closed this morning. >>> a beating outside a restaurant in brooklyn, happened at in bush wick. a gang of 8-10 people punched kicked and stabbed the 26 year old victim. they beat him with bar stools. the victim suffered cuts to his chest, shoulder and arm. he is treated at elmers general hospital. equidore are working to get suplays to the country after detective -- supplies to the country after devastating earthquake. 260 people dead, 2500 hurt. the quake hit on the pacific coast, destroyed homes, left roads impassible, cutting off communities from help. in the u.s., and those with loved ones are hoping to get in touch with their family. >> we made phone calls to our family to make sure they were okay. thank god they are. there is a lot of famil

york values and new york being no good. he is in third place, ford! does he want to kiss off the state all together? >> let me put it this way. primary calendar giveth and taketh away, when he called new york godless corrupt cesspool he got a true bronx chcheer in new york yesterday. what hopes for him and kasich holds trump under 50%. if he feels holding trump under 5050%, to get less than 81 dedelegates he will feel he cano his job. trish: polls don't show he can do that, joe? >> the monmouth poll had trump at 52. ford is exactly right. that is the only game in town. only thing at stake in new york will be, can kasich and cruz somehow pull trump down under that magic 50% number. otherwise the state, mostly congressional districts where trump gets over 50% become winner-take-all. he gets everything. those 81, those delegates, become that kind of block becomes another brick in the wall of trump getting to the magic 1237 number you want to talk about. trish: let's talk k about the 17 number, exactly atat the math is to get h

new york is so much more than just new york city. "on the record's" griff jenkins is live in buffalo new york getting thedt pulse of the voters there griff? >> that's right, greta. we are at the anchor barn icon here in buffalo. it's the birthplace of buffalo chicken wings. some 52 years ago. in this part of the country is the most conservative anywhere in the state. trump and clinton leading the polls respectively. but we went to our own polling place today to find out how people were voting. take a look. >> today i voted for donald trump. the reason being is i think is he bringing some fresh ideas and i think a step away from the status quo might be just what we need. >> i voted for bernie sanders. i believe he has the right vision. but my vote also was to go against the democratic party because i don't believe we have a vote. >> i voted for hillary clinton. i have been a hillary clinton voter for a number of years. >> the issue that i choose her most for is that her relation toward african-americans. i feel that she has always bee

"today in new york's" katherine creag is in east new york with the story. kat? >> reporter: darlene, we talked with a worker at a deli who ran out of the store when he heard the girl's cries. he knows the child and her brother but doesn't know this man. the man in this wanted poster. according to police, they want to talk with him. we want to show you video from one of the homes out here. surveillmece video of the spectacular. lice accuse that man ofs exposing himself to an 11-year-old girl and also grabbing her. to witnesses, it appeared he was ready to take off with her. she screamed and she fought back. this happened around 8:30 in the morning at elton and pit kin avenue. the little girl and her 12-year-old brother were walking to school. eventually, the attacker ran away and people in the area began running toward the girl, including that deli worker who spd oke to us. >> it was like, the guy he touched m sister . see a crowd of people. the father runs out in the stre,t. >> he mentioned the dad of the children, the father was in his boxers, we're told runnin

of new york a debate. the reason is, he doesn't have answer. how do you bring jobs back to he has no idea. he has no proposals, no answers. so, when it comes to the debt, he doesn't understand the problem, he hasn't spend any time studying. i'm running on jobs, freedom and security. you want to bring jobs back to america, you lift the burdens on small businesses, tax reform and regulatory reform. you repeal obamacare. the epa and federal regulators are hammering small business. the gentleman with a pizza shop earlier -- we're going to pull back the regulators. you'll be able to expand your pizza shop, hire more employees and that's what people want. that's why he's hiding from debates and tweeting, we need real solutions to the problems >> what do we say, if we bring up your wife heidi cruz. [ cheers and applause ] >> no one knows this man better than you, mrs. cruz, first of all, i read somewhere at the age of 8 you fell in love with politics. what was it? >> well, i think what i might have said i fell in

and we will win a major victory here in new york. >> today sanders is campaigning in new york. but the republicans are looking past new york primary. they are looking ahead to the follow on tuesday. kasich will be campaigning in maryland while cruz and trump will be holding events in pennsylvania. trump is also far ahead in the polls there. >> california is going to be a big one as well. >> one person who says he won't be joining the race is paul ryan. >> have you said. haven't we heard this before him before? >> anna kooiman is here with the details. >> he says it is different this time. there has been a lot of talk about paul ryan becoming a nominee if a could be tested convention this summer. speaker of the house slammed the door shut on any chance of that happening. >> let me be clear i do not want nor i will accept the nomination if you want to be the president you should actually run for it. i choose not to do this therefore i should not be considered, period, end of story. >> he did say he did not want to become speaker of the house. last october he was sworn in as john

>> we're going to do new york, new york, new york. not only is it home but some of the states coming right behind us -- pennsylvania, new jersey, connecticut -- they are all watching the new york media as well. so we'll do a lot of campaigning in new york. >> why didn't you do it today? he could have gone out his front door. shook some hands and that would have been campaigning in new york. didn't do anything today, not tomorrow or saturday. >> a lot of internal meetings today and some tomorrow. >> that's what he's doing, meeting behind closed doors? >> yeah. >> any additional add-ones to the campaign besides paul manafort. we could see adds in communication and policy? >> i think it's fair to expect there will be quite a few over the next few weeks tofu months. as you get closer, there's a lot of work to be done that involves the convention let alone what's we've been doing, earning delegates every day. then we have to get ready for a general, too. a lot of work. a lot of people coming on board. >> we have been told there will be a s

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york even through new england down to d.c., philadelphia and new york included. it's as we head west we wrapped up a few big storms earlier this morning near fort smith. we have one or two strong storms trying to move on 40 from north smith towards little rock up around springfield a couple storms. but these storms are weakening. round two comes later this afternoon. sometime around 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. is when they'll start to fire up. about 13 million people in today's risk area of severe weather including this orange enhanced risk area. we'll get a few tornadoes today possible. isolated. we're not expecting a big outbreak, i don't expect many powerful tornadoes. all it takes is one. here's the timing on it for today. this is at 6:00 p.m. the red shows you where the storms will be. from little rock to houston to lufkin, alexandria included. even dallas maybe a brief period of storms. but i don't think you're going to get it too badly. the other story is it's been so cold lately we're finally going to watch a little bit of warmer air heading in. the red sox have th

yo"new york daily news." what do you know, kasie? >> there were a series of issues, both related to the things that were in his wheelhouse, financial reform, for example, but also a little farther outside. foreign policy, where he seemed very reluctant to get into the specifics. saying, i don't know how, for example, israel is wrong on settlements or how he would adjust or support or not support settlement policy. many other things related to the israelis and palestinians seemed to raise some eyebrows. he also said that the big banks could be broken up. socially by fiat, from the administration. he insisted, no, i wouldn't be a dictator, but the administration would have the authority to potentially break up jpmorgan chase, potentially under dodd/frank. but he wouldn't go into details. i asked his wife, jane sanders, a little bit about it. she said she didn't feel that way. she defended him. she says he does know what he needs to know on foreign policy. there was also one item in that interview, he said, that

both rallying around new york values. >> new york values represent great things. our people are vibrant, our people are loving people. we are builders, we make things, we have courage and we love our community. and that's what new york values is. >> reporter: clinton echoing that. >> i'm asking for your support again in the primary on tuesday, to take those new york values to the white house. >> reporter: both seeming to ted cruz, who attacked new york values when the campaign was thousands of miles away in iowa. now that it's here, a change of tune. >> god bless the great state of new york. >> reporter: still, cruz today tying trump to new york's liberal mayor bill de blasio in a hard-hitting ad. >> he'll end up being a good mayor, maybe a very good mayor, i think he's going to want to make new york great. >> reporter: but cruz on "late night," jokingly taking advice from trump. >> while you're here in new york, let me give you some advice. first, if you're on the street, walk fast. no one likes a slow walker. are you writing this down? >> hold on, let me get my

new york holds its primary. the latest cbs news poll, donald trump holds a wide lead over republican rivals. ted cruz and john kasich in a tight race for second. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has a ten-point lead over bernie sanders. and their race for the nomination has gotten nastier. john dickerson spoke to sanders on "face the nation." >> what happened to the democratic race? "the new york times" described you as having a ferocious performance in the debate this week. >> ferocious, not sure what the word means. i think what happened is i have become a little bit tired of being beaten up by the negativity of the clinton campaign and we are responding in kind. look, the difference is that we have, and how we raise money, she has super pacs and raises a whole lot of money from wall street and other powerful special interests. she is for a $12 minimum wage. not good enough. i am for a $15 an hour minimum wage. her views on foreign policy, war in iraq, libya, syria are different than mine. her views on

new york. they have two weeks to make very important decisions. bernie sanders got what he wanted out of wisconsin yesterday, a 14-point win. but considering he only picked up a net gain of 10 pledged delegates and the number of contests remaining is getting smaller and hillary clinton used to be a senator here in new york for eight years, it's no sleep till brooklyn for native son bernie sanders. he's not the only hometown boy racing back to the empire state. donald trump came up short in wisconsin, and ted cruz and john kasich had their days in texas and ohio. but now trump is the one with the home court advantage in a state where he could sweep all of new york's 95 delegates. that will happen if he wins more than half the vote here. and look at the latest polling data released just a short time ago, the real estate billionaire sitting at 52% in new york state. if all of that happens, buckle up, because new york is the starting line for a grand tour of the northeast. connecticut, delaware, ma

>> i'm talking about the new york poll. liz: in the new york poll. but in the national polls, sanders is starting to gain on hillary. fred, looking at, say, for example, we have sanders at 46%, hillary's at 48% in the fox news overall poll, i want to get to john kasich because we're short on time. does he have to finish ahead of cruz in all of the states that we just talked about, whether it's indiana, west virginia, etc., to actually get to the convention and stand a chance? >> well, it would sure help if he does it, you know? i don't know whether he can get rid of this you have to win a majority of the delegates in eight states. getting rid of that rule's going to be hard, but it would be impossible for him to have a successful fight to get rid of that rule and then be on the ballot as a presidential nominee potentially if he's losing to cruz everywhere. i mean, look, he's won in one state, ohio, his home state. liz: i know. >> the truth is kasich, i think kasich has the best chance if he's nominated to defeat hillary clinton, but he's so far from

new york is a state that really -- they care about foreign policy, especially in new york city. it's going to be tough for him. i think wyoming is up next. and i think wyoming, which he'll have now eight of the last nine states, something like that, but the delegate math does not add up for bernie sanders. it's almost impossible for him to win at this point. i like senator sanders. i think he's won an amazing campaign. i think ted cruz has run an amazing campaign but i don't see how sanders can pull it off. >> do you anticipate that the chorus or a chorus calling for him to drop out? >> he has so much money, he's not going to -- >> he raised something like -- >> will people still call for it? will people now -- >> we could. as clinton surrogates say -- >> the truth is, he's not. hillary didn't drop out when she ran against barack obama. >> one of the quick points is something i heard on cnn earlier today, is comparing to barack obama, when barack obama beat hillary, you know, hillary supporters were older and barack obama had the young ones. it was easier for the older ones to t

new york. we're setting up for ted cruz in the bronx. he'll be taking questions from reporters after a big win yesterday in wisconsin. hour hallie jackson who follows the cruz campaign joins me now from the bronx. we have the new poll out, hallie. it shows cruz should be dead last in new york, followed by trump at 58%. he also had someone escorted out. talk about that. >> we'll start there, thomas, because i think we have some video we can show you. a couple minutes ago, there were some hecklers. they were taelling him his policies were discriminating. they were escorted out of the building. cruz met with some faith leaders in the bronx. he is shaking hands with some people. i can see him out of the corner of my eye. you talk about the monmouth poll. he finished in wisconsin and notch aid big win for him there. now it's new york, delaware, connecticut, pennsylvania, places that look better for donald trump. donald trump now breaking 58%, senator cruz ahead of john kasich. it is a potentially bu