eastern connecticut is suffering. >> windham county had the lowest income level in connecticut. >> costs are going up but incomes are not going up. >> we are documenting anything that surprises you with wyndham so far? >> they have been so welcoming. i am already speaking on the radio. i have been here for a minute. leads inump connecticut by at least 20 points. >> the inside track on jobs, he needs to know -- he knows what needs to be done. we to go back to the constitution and rebuild this country. >> we have conservative values. you can see it on the streets. if you go to windham, they are extremely, i want is a liberal. i lean more towards john kasich because he is more middle of the line type of guy. he has for bernie, accomplished things for climate change and has a plan. >> i think hillary clinton will do a wonderful job. >> it doesn't feel like a political battleground. >> there are a lot of people that elected where politics on their sleeves, but they definitely are. they are worried about eating harassed. one of the things that brought me to donald trump is he says that we are

and states like connecticut by huge margins. and what we're effectively seeing in secretary clinton being here today, she's trying to stop him on his turf. he's of course from neighboring vermont. this is arguably a state where he should be able to do well, where his message should resonate. the clinton campaign trying to have an all out run the ground game, if you will next week and blow him out in these states. so that they can essentially blunt any momentum that he might gain next tuesday, which would make it a lot tougher for him to stay in this race, craig. >> kristen welker, thank you. let's turn now to bernie sandsers the vermont senator returning to the campaign trail after taking a rare day off yesterday following that tough primary loss in new york. chris jansing is in scranton, pennsylvania, where sandsers will be holding the first of three rallies in the next half hour. we see another packed convention hall behind you. >> about 1800 people, a lot of them college students. there are a number of colleges here in scrant

connecticut, maryland, and pennsylvania. so what does that tell you about the direction or are the voters right? >> i think they're responding to what they hear on the campaign trail. can you remember one instance in this campaign when somebody spoke about wall street in a favorable light? but it's really dangerous, because it's pushing a lot of great talent out of wall street. some of the top executives who have a chance to make a difference in the industry space are leaving for tech firm the like google, snapchat, twitter. they don't want to be vilified. and they're stuck in this system with massive, massive regulation that's creating bureaucratic red tape wrapping up the business they're trying to do. they're getting hostile rhetoric from the campaign trail. who wants to be in that space? >> so is that ultimately costing the taxpayers? >> america needs a great banking system. americans depend on banks to provide capital, and this is the fuel that makes the economy run, and we need more economic growth. everybody knows we'

this morning she's going to be in connecticut ahead of the connecticut primary on tuesday. secretary clinton will join several families impacted by gun she has been critical of her democratic opponent, senator bernie sanders, on the issue of gun control. senator sanders is campaigning in pennsylvania. >>> new york state's attorney general is vowing to get to the bottom of the voting problems that were reported during the presidential primary. those complaints sparking a protest yesterday in brooklyn by some support others of bernie sanders. 126,000 democrats in that borough were purged from voting rolls. state a.d. eric schneiderman said his office got about 1,000 complaints. >>> new this morning, the olympic torch is burning once again. just few minutes ago the torch lighting ceremony was held in athens, greece. the torch is expected to arrive in rio on august 5th. you can follow the journey on twitter. the torch has its own official it is @olympicflames. >>> new developments in the vw emissions testing scandal. landon dowdy has more on that. >> reporter: volkswagen reache

delaware rhode island, maryland, connecticut and pennsylvania. democrats, 462 delegates up for grabs. during the primaries, hilary clinton and bernie sanders will both be stationed in pennsylvania, trying to lockup the votes here. clinton is focused on a november match up against trump, new polls show she could have a clean sweep in the contests. a win could make it impossible for bernie sanders to win the nomination. he plans to stay in the race until the convention. >> real change is never given to people, people have got to fighting for wins in the fighting for wins in the primaries, 172 delegates, donald trump will stay in new york as the votes come in tonight. polls point to him coming away with wins across the northeast states today as wellment his opponents tried to stop him from winning the nomination. >> they ought to drop out of the race, we ought to unify the republican party. >> reporter: trump's opposing candidates can't get enough delegates to become the republican nominee and strategizing. kasich will step down in the next week's i

so, at stake in connecticut, 25 rendell gats and 55 democratic delegates. andrew siff spent the afternoon gauging the mood of connecticut voters and he's standing by live in stanford. andrew? >> reporter: david, the mood seems to be intense interest in participating. there's only a small line right now. there have been lines as people are getting out of work here. and what we are finding is hundreds of folks have been turned away because this is a closed primary. if you are not registered for one of the major parties, you by mid afternoon, 700 people voted here at the middle school in stanford and 200 had been turned away, like nicole who hadn't registered with either party. you look sad. >> i'm very sad. disappointed. ise can't vote. i can't be part of it. >> reporter: they are explaining on the primary, to be registered as a democrat or republican and you are neither? >> i'm neither so i can't. >> reporter: people don't always come to the polls feel compelled to come out and be counted. in john hogan's case, it's to register support for donald trump. >> t

the moisture from the ocean is coming in over the island and connecticut. see the time stamp, 7:00 in the morning. things get more widespread by midday in the afternoon. maybe downpours, rumble of thunder. steadiest rain is leaving during the evening commute. maybe a delay. we actually rise through the overnight hours and reach the mid and upper 50s during the day tomorrow with that midday and midafternoon heavy rainfall. mostly cloudy, breezy overnight. rising temperatures. tomorrow up to 59. breezy and mild, periods of rain and possible thunder as well. tomorrow night we'll have a lingering shower around then mostly cloudy and 42. 51 on friday. here's the story on saturday. brisk and colder. watch that little band of snow. that model has it depicted to the south. we'll have to watch out for a band of wet snow. then we'll moderate in to early next week. we're stuck in the off and on cold. vo: across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza . for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me

. >> tonight, "on the record," donald trump is in connecticut. and the g.o.p. frontrunner is about to take the stage in front of a packed house of thousands of his fans. outside the connecticut convention center anti-trump protesters and they have been lining up for hours. "on the record" has live team coverage inside the event to outside the event where the protesters are waving their sign. it all kicks off inside fox news national correspondent john roberts. john? >> and this is a rare occasion, greta. where donald trump is absolutely on time here at the convention center in downtown hartford. probably 6,000 or 7,000 people jammed in here. of the police said they were expecting about 8,000. after tonight justqx three more days until people go to the polls in new york city where donald trump holds a huge lead over second place running john kasich and third place ted cruz. 36 points ahead of ted cruz. donald trump is not letting up at all. you have think a candidate with that kind of a lead would coast to victory. trump is not doing that. the reason is he not d

and there'll be a little more wind up into connecticut today which is why connecticut, massachusetts, new england has this fire threat today. then there's a little bit of a frost advisory here with this clear sky and some of these cool numbers in here are kind of close to the mid-30s up toward toward the north in the hudson river valley. high pressure ridge here going to give us a great day in the northeast and new england. eventually this warm air to the south and west. you can kind of see the line to the warm front here, that will tomorrow. and then this rain that is back to our west here in the ohio valley and the mississippi river, that will come to us as we go into the day friday. so thursday you see the clouds night. and so there edges our nine weather. by 1:00 friday afternoon here comes the rain, and you'll see that might be a popup thunderstorm. but notice this is through the area quickly friday evening, and then we're off to some beautiful weather as we go into the weekend. yankees athletics playing this evening, 59 degrees, first pitch temperature. wind southwest. that blow

while it's perfectly sunny in the hudson valley and connecticut. through the afternoon, cool, more clouds to the south. more sun to the north. definitely a cooler spring day. air quality is moderate. uv index at a 7. pollen count is high. here's your 7-day accuweather forecast. tomorrow is the best bet despite clouds to the south. thursday is looking rainier over parts of new jersey and that could reach in to new york city. you'll need your umbrella especially thursday afternoon. friday there are a few showers around. still kind of a cool cloudy day. saturday is the better half of the weekend. clouds will be gathering but we'll squeeze out a dry daylight. unsettled again early next week. of dry weather and the price in early may. >>> usually when you think of roommates you think of two young adults right out of college, but in new york city, expenses are so high, even senior citizens need roommates to make ends meet. lauren glassberg has more on a program that matches those in need. >> that was leonard on the phone. >> reporter: bob steele and deir

let's go to another one in connecticut, the capital city, hartford. chris jansing is standing by there. and i know a sanders rally it looks like is under way where you are. bernie sanders, we know the math, we know it was a tough week last week, what are they trying to get out of tomorrow? >> reporter: what they're trying to do is the exact opposite from what you heard from kristen, maybe pull off an upset. they think they can do well in a place like rhode island and maybe keep it closer. he started today just a couple of minutes ago by talking about a political revolution. that's how he always starts and this is what keeps him going. i'm going to step aside. monday morning, hartford, kek connecticut, the people have been steadily coming in. big crowd for a weekday morning. in addition to that, what we saw this weekend, there were 7,000 people yesterday morning and then on a park near yale university, colleges being the heart of where a lot of his support is. more than 14,000 people came out to the point where he walked out yesterday and looked at tha

the polls are now open in connecticut and will remain so until 8:00 tonight. that is the latest from stanford this morning. ben: thank you for that. juliet: i feel like talking about business. ben: no one better to talk business with than lauren simonetti. this will affect millions of us, cable-tv customers. the customer service can't get much worse. >> reporter: i think it will get better because charter $55 billion buyout of time warner cable and bright house networks greenlighted by the justice department, charter says they are hiring 20,000 additional workers to work in customer service so maybe that service will get better and perhaps more extensive. what does this mean for time warner customers and charter customers? a lot of protections the government and the fcc and the like want to increase competition. consolidating industry when you look at cable, internet and broadband all coming together, that is bad for competition, they are trying to protect us by a couple things, saying charter cannot restrict what is made available online or charge the online

take a look in connecticut. there you have a quarter of the republican voting today said would not vote for him if he's the nominee. 17% say probably and 57% say definitely vote for him. and in maryland, take a look at this, numbers are rather similar. 26% say they would not vote for him. 15% probably. 58% of those voters in the maryland republican primary say they would definitely vote for trump if indeed he is the nominee. while donald trump goes on with this potential contested convention or will he thwart, they are thinking hey, maybe i would support this guy. >> growing acceptance for a candidate until many republicans rejected until he was winning primaries a primaries and caucuses. put the 22 to 26% number in context. those are people that say they will not vote for donald trump. is that a lot or a little? >> roughly what we've been seeing where this question is asked about what would happen if donald trump was the nominee but jake, that is a number that in the heat -- remember, we're in the heat of prima

generally everybody between 45 across long island and into connecticut as well. we had a few showers go by. generally light. a lull in the action from the city south. still light rain out there. you may run into damp roads north of town. look to the west, there's not a lot of rain coming our way. spotty showers and drizzle during the course of the day. plan on it being a gray day. take along the jackets, it will be chilly. temperatures no better than the mid to upper 50s. does it get better over the weekend? we'll talk about that in a bit. let's check in on the friday morning commute. >> we have one accident out there on the roads. southbound lanes of 202/206 out between route 22 and 287 are shut down. continuing to keep a close eye on it for you. otherwise the roads look good. alternate side of the street parking rules are suspended today, meter rules still apply. next weather and traffic on the 4ses. >>> new this morning, minutes after a donald trump rally ended back here at home police are investigating a suspicious power sent to trump tower. that's where kath

the state says more than 90,000 people in connecticut have registered to vote since january. that means that the turnout voters started hitting the polls at 6:00 this morning in stanford, connecticut casting their ball -- ballots. >> why today? >> i felt that this one mattered, you have to make a choice. >> it's an opportunity to change the agenda, change the conversation. >> reporter: donald trump is looking to lock up the republican votes in connecticut and four other primaries today in delaware, rhode island, maryland, and pennsylvania. trump will stay in new york as results come in tonight. little panic, a little bit of a sense that the door is closing. >> reporter: they want to turn support away from trump. kasich won't campaign in next week's indiana primaries so ted cruz gets more votes. he'll halt his efforts. today both of them have events planned in indiana including a fundraiser. >> one thing we both agree on is that it would be a disaster for this country. >> they ought to both drop out of their race. >> reporter: the democrat is looking to sweep all five states t

winner in connecticut. clinton with 51% of the votes. sanders with 47%. trump however is walking away with a landslide win in connecticut. as you can see, that commanding 30-point lead over kasich there. >> andrew siff live in midtown where donald trump wrapped up his victory speech. andrew? >> reporter: donald trump called himself the presumptive nominee of the republican party. those are combative words given that he has two challengers who have yet to quit. but trump said he could unify the party in that familiar combative tone. striding to the podium of trump tower after sweeping all five states tonight, including connecticut, donald trump called for unity in the republican race. >> senator cruz and governor kasich should really get out of the race. i'm a unifier. i unify people. that's howdy it in business. >> reporter: challenger ted cruz isn't about to give up. voters go to the polls next week. and fellow republican john kasich has agreed to stay in the background as part of a block trump deal. >> th

high brush fire threat moves into connecticut, massachusetts and new england today. closer-to-normal temperatures but we're back into the 70s tomorrow. showers show up on friday. and then a nice weekend is coming up. 36 around newburgh, one of the st. louis spotle, 37 around -- is one of the cooler spots. light northwest wind. we say light, about a 6 to a 10, 12 mile per hour wind. that will be our wind for the day today. if we had a higher wind, we'd still have that fire threat over most of the area. we've got low humidities, it's very dry. we are in need of rain. but you see connecticut and massachusetts and into new england has that fire threat today. you want to be very careful there. we've got clear skies, we've got almost a calm wind in a lot of spots. back to our west is that rain we were talking about. that will slowly come our way afternoon, friday evening. so you see today we have clear skies. this is our computer guidance, our futurecast. clouds come in tomorrow night. so we have two more days. that's going to leave us nine days of dry weather, and then as

joining us from hartford, connecticut where secretary clinton wrapped up a campaign event. the event focussed on gun violence. tell us about it. >> reporter: i'm going to speak in hush tones because this is an event ongoing as we speak. we are hearing from hillary clinton now. she is addressing questions from the audience. these are people who feel as very passionately and deeply sandy hook massacre happened 3 1/2 years ago but people here in the audience and people on the stage with her it is just like it was yesterday. these people are talking about their family, their relatives and the friends who have been victims of gun violence. one person in particular the daughter of the principal who was killed at sandy hook elementary has become a very strong advocate feeling she is the only person fighting for gun control. there was an ad released yesterday that she says is the only candidate strong enough and hillary clinton reminds her very much of the mother she lost. i want you to hear something she said moments ago. >> the reality is my mom was murdered and she is not coming

john kasich will probably be in second in connecticut. he has a lot of support here among both current and past office holders with cruz at a distant third very similar to the new york results. on the democratic side hillary clinton up by nine points in the latest poll and the whole democratic establishment is behind her. however, in connecticut as a long history of upsets in democratic primaries. by that i mean ted kennedy beat jimmy carter in 1980. gary heart in 1984. jerry brown beat bill clinton in 1992. on the democratic side there is a long history of upsets for the under dog and more liberal candidate in connecticut. >> governor moon beam in 1992. one of the great upsets of all time. thank you, appreciate you all taking part, giving us a really good sense on the ground of what is happening in these key states. >>> coming up, we are going to head to michigan where charges are reportedly going to be filed in the flint water crisis. >>> it's time for the your business entrepreneur of the week. he switched gears to let people make thei

and it's pretty close in connecticut at this hour. it's all right here on america's election headquarters. >>> it is 9:00 p.m. in the east. welcome to a brand-new hour. here's what we know. a clean sweep for donald trump. >> yes, it is. donald trump winning all five states up for grabs. that was really smooth. the fourth hour. >> we're getting a little punchy now. we have to get back on our game. >> here we go. pennsylvania. he won pennsylvania. he won connecticut. he won delaware. he also won rhode island. >> and maryland. and on the democratic side, big night for hillary clinton as well. so far, she has won maryland, pennsylvania, and delaware is still too early to call. and delaware.

>> i'm a connecticut girl, born and bred so look to connecticut. can john kasich peel off delegate and have a last stand or go to trump. >> kate? >> i think my prediction for wednesday is that we'll see that donald trump's going to do well in both states but probably come down to the headlines will be that you know, he has to keep pushing forward, still have projections of upper 1100, can he lock it down, i don't know. >> kate, jane, thank you so much. >>> the autopsy is complete but little is known about the circumstances surrounding prince's death. after the break i'll talk with a forensic pathologist what is next and when we can expect some answers. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. go ahead, embrace those beautiful moments. flonase changes everything. it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't weigh me down. for the nutrition you want without the

>> yes, she will win connecticut, wins four out of five. big in pennsylvania. our goal is to top the margin in new york. we may still get it. >> those who think that new york is somehow the capital of the corridor. never mind that we created the american democracy around the corner from this bar. we can stick that to the new yorkers. >> not in this conversation. >> you were with senator clinton, what do you want to hear from bernie sanders? this is hard to lose? >> i want to say, look. we are going to carry on this campaign. talk about those differences. let me be clear. hillary clinton will reach our goals better than donald trump or ted cruz, period. >> why aren't more republicans accepting the idea that trump is in a strong position now? >> let's clarify what you are talking about. the official republican, intelligence, whatever that is. the rank and file clearly have. they have for some time. this is now part of the game where you call catch up. the leadership has to catch up to the base. the base made it clear. tonight, 60%. everybody was complaining about

richard roth is out front. >> i lived in connecticut, i have so many friends in connecticut, i love connecticut. >> reporter: donald trump also once love add huge connecticut summer house he owned in leafy greenwich to the house. the suburban getaway was just 32 miles from manhattan where trump was hitting his stride creating trump tower and other properties in the '80s. >> i'd like to see new york have the world's tallest building. >> reporter: trump, wife ivana and their three children enjoyed life along the long island sound beginning in 1984. described as a trophy property by real estate experts, there's now 20,000 square feet to relax in, ivana decorated the home while she was also sprucing up donald's plaza hotel in the late '80s. at home in connecticut, a chef prepared chicken and sauce one night and a parrot observed the married couple. and now it can all be yours. >> they built the house for about $4 million and it's now on the market for $45 million. a lot has happened since they bought it. >> reporter: donald and ivana divorced in 1991. she got the home which she sold for $16 million

the heaviest rain across suffolk county and connecticut. we getna little lull in the ac , but there's nother line of in showers right now across ohio d western pennsylvania. that gets in here later this afternoon. for today, take the umbrella along with you. showers and thunderstorms early and late. warmer south and west of the city. 70s in new jersey. 50s out across long island and the city's sandwiched somewhere in the middle in the mid to upper 60s. big range in temperatures. then today it dries out, cools off, back to the mid-40s in town. we'll see 30s in the suburbs north and west. middle of the week, probably the nicest day where we see the most sunshine and temperatures in the 60s before we get more of these showers coming back in. we do need rain, we are in a deficit, so this is okay. >> all right. we'll have to handle that. >> that's right. >> thank you, chris. >>> hey, lauren. >> good morning. very wet roads but no major problems just yet. i'm sure as the morning goes on it won't be the same case, but here's the tappan zee bridge

pennsylvania is the biggest prize followed by connecticut and the other states are maryland, delaware and rhode island. >> ken wayne has been tracking the returns and he's in the newsroom with the results. >> a great night for donald trump and a pretty good night so far for hillary clinton. fox news called donald trump the winner as soon as the polls closed. as he mentioned he has swept all five states winning the primaries in pennsylvania, maryland, delaware and rhode island and connecticut. on the democratic side hillary clinton has been declared the winner in pennsylvania, maryland and delaware but this is where things get interesting. in connecticut right now bernie sanders has a very narrow lead over hillary clinton 49.4% to 48.8% this is too close to call with a small percentage of vote. in rhode island. a good place for bernie sanders. he is up 59 percent to hillary clinton's 40%. so we are monitoring the two races and this is a very close and very interesting -- especially for bernie sanders trailing hillary clinton in the delegate count and needs to pick up more delegates to