guilfoyle. juan williams, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> we're just three hours away from closing time in the polls and five states on the east coast, it's primary day in connecticut, delaware, pennsylvania, and rhode island, trump may sweep them all, bringing his delegate count close to the 1,000 mark. it takes 1237 to clinch. his opponents know they mathematically can't get there, they've tag-teamed to block the gop front-runner from winning the nomination by strategically pulling out of some upcoming races. kasich and cruz say their plan was hatched to stop the democratic front-runner. the democratic front-runner. >> i'm not out to stop donald trump. i'm out to stop hillary clinton. donald trump has zero chance of being able to beat hillary clinton. >> if donald trump is our nominee, hillary clinton wins, hillary wins by double digits. if hillary wins, the consequences for this country are catastrophic. we lose the supreme court. we lose the senate and we might lose the house and we're trapped with trillions more of debt and economi

-yard dash versus the 90. >> dana, one of the knocks on donald trump has been the woman vote. the female vote. he nailed 57% of that vote last night. that's pretty, almost commensurate with his total vote totals. >> republican women in new york went for him. that worked in his favor. but it's not just that he's got 100% name i.d. in the country, but people in new york know him and they really like him. i wasn't exactly surprised by that number. the numbers though nationally and in a general election with women are, i would think would be a concern for donald trump. he tried to do something last night which is to make himself inevitable. that's a smart thing to do, that's what a front-runner would do. but cruz is saying not next tuesday, but the tuesday after that, you get into more cruz-friendly states, in his opinion. because the demographics line up with trump with somewhat conservative and evangelical states out west, cruz thinks he's got a chance. >> to stop him from the 1237. everyone said donald trump was expected to win his home state. he got 60% of his home state. ted cruz

>>> hello, every one. i'm dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the republican presidential race has moved here to new york where the next contest takes place on april 19th. a new poll shows this. cruz did not get a warm reception from some in the big apple. take a look. >> no business being in the bronx. this is an immigrant community. we deal with climb change every day. to receive this right wing bigot is an insult. >> and trump piled on. >> lyingin ted cruz came today. he couldn't draw 100 people. do you remember during the debate when he started lecturing me on new york values. like we're no good. like we're no good. >> i came up with lyin' ted. you have to spell it right. l-y-i-n l-y-i-n-a. >> let's be clear. the people of new york knows exactly what it is. the values of liberal politicians like cuomo, spitzer, like charlie rangel. all of whom donald trump has supported, given tens of thousands throughout the year. >> here we go. what do you think about the protester of ted cruz? >> what do you expect? ted cruz going to the bronx is like bill ai

here with insights from the campaign trail. >>> hello, i'm dana bash in for jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is on the money. bernie sanders' supporters in los angeles showered hillary clinton's motorcade with actual dollar bills as she drove to a star-studded fundraiser hosted by george clooney and his wife, amal. the cost of the top ticket, a staggering $350,000 per couple. but then clooney, who actually raised a reported $15 million for hillary this week, went on tv and went after big money in politics. >> it is an obscene amount of money. the sanders campaign, when they talk about it, is absolutely right. it's ridiculous that we should have this kind of money in politics. i agree completely. >> clooney's next-door neighbor, a sanders supporter, hosted a dueling fund-raiser for him with tickets priced at $27. joining me now is democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. and senator sanders, you heard clooney there, he almost sounds like he's feeling the bern. >> well, i have a lot of respect for george clooney's honesty and integrity on this issue. he is

bolling, dana perino and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> it's earth day. and if you believe the hysteria from some celebrities and politicians, global warming is going to destroy the planet. >> climate change is happening faster than even the most pessimistic of scientists warned us decades ago. and it's become a run-away freight train bringing with it an impending disaster for all living things. >> when we look at climate change, we have got to realize that this is a global environmental crisis. of unprecedented urgency. >> we need to talk about this issue. and we should talk about it in terms of the extraordinary threats that climate change pose to our country and our world. >> climate change is a trend that affects all trends. economic trends, security trends, everything will be impacted. >> so much of what's going on now is something what we to be treated. i think it's a mental illness. i believe that climate change denial is a form of mental illness. >> we're so sick. today at least 175 countries gathered at the united nations, to sign an agreeme

you slice it. >> take it all the way through. dana, how do you see "today" shaping up. >> eric is going to be wearing ties every tuesday for the next several weeks. i think that it's likely that donald trump is going to win tonight. so you have the three republicans all won their states, right? kasich in ohio, ted cruz in texas and donald trump in new york. and the way i think about donald trump in new york is that he has 100% name i.d. all throughout the country. but the people of new york, know him personally. and they are, he is their guy. and so i expect him to do really well tonight. but it could be that at least in a couple of the congressional districts. that kasich or cruz is able to keep donald trump below 50% and pick up a couple of delegates. next week also it becomes very important. all of those new england states that are going to vote next tuesday. >> and also in terms of momentum, greg, going forward, all eyes right now on new york to see how donald trump will perform. the expectation level is very high here for him. >> a lot of things are very high here, kimberly.

bring in our panel. "washington post" columnist dana milbank, boston globe political editor shera center and former bush/cheney senior adviser and msnbc contributor robert trayma'tray nan. robert, reports are infighting in the trump campaign and that he's being outhustled for delegates. how much trouble is he in? >> he's in slight trouble. look, at the end of the day, ted cruz, say whatever you want about his personality and whether or not he's well liked in the building behind me, it appears that the grassroots game, here, which is the delegate game, it seems like senator cruz is winning that battle. i firmly believe that at the end of the day, donald trump is probably going to be voted on in the first ballot. i do think that. but remember, there's also going to possibly be a second and third ballot and i think that's where cruz can really come in and do a check mate and if, in fact, cruz does not win on a second or third ballot, that's when i think you'll see a dark horse candidate on the fourth ballot. look, at the end of the day, probably from a mathematical standpoint, donald

are looking for. 23-year-old dana rinta and her 17-month-old daughter, scarlett. dana's mother, sharon, told me she wants her daughter to know they all love her. police will not say where the two were last seen. a rinta is the ex-firefighter of stanislav petrov. the suspect who was suing the alameda county sheriff's office. dana's mothers to not know petrov and says she is not scarlett's father. she has not seen her daughter since stem. petrov was arrested in a separate incident yesterday in san francisco. fbi agents swarmed a house in visitation valley. you can see behind handcuffed on the sidewalk out front. >>> petrov apparently stays at the house from time to time. we do not know what he was charged with. a police source tells abc7~news, petrov is also the suspect in a domestic violence case. the victim is that missing woman. dana rinta. live in the newsroom. abc7~news. >> thank you. the sheriff's dep inside solano county want to find man accusation offed attacking and robbing two machine on a hiking trial. the attack happened a week ago friday afternoon near lake berryessa

and hopes the two are safe. here's a picture of who police are looking for. 23-year-old dana rinta and her 17-month-old daughter, scarlett. dana's mother, sharon, told me she wants her daughter to know they all love her. police will not say where the two were last seen. a rinta is the ex-firefighter of stanislav petrov. the suspect who was suing the alameda county sheriff's office. dana's mothers to not know petrov and says she is not scarlett's father. she has not seen her daughter since stem. petrov was arrested in a separate incident yesterday in san francisco. fbi agents swarmed a house in visitation valley. you can see behind handcuffed on the sidewalk out front. >>> petrov apparently stays at the house from time to time. we do not know what he was charged with. a police source tells abc7~news, petrov is also the suspect in a domestic violence case. the victim is that missing woman. dana rinta. live in the newsroom. abc7~news. >> thank you. the sheriff's dep inside solano county want to find man accusation offed attacking and robbing two machine on a hiking trial. the attack h

our dana bash donald trump should act like a professional. >> do you think the system is rigged? >> well, no. i think it's the way it works. >> "newsroom" starts now. >>> hello. i'm fredricka whitfield. crews now scrambling to reach survivors after an earthquake killed at least 235 people. the first pictures of the rescues coming in to cnn right now. take a look at this. we understand this to be a little girl who is on that stretcher being pulled out of the rubble of a collapsed building. it reportedly took them hours just to locate her under need that fallen concrete. scenes like this are playing out across the quake zone right now. the earthquake struck equador's central coast. there are no reports of any americans killed. joining me right now, cnn latin america affairs editor rafael romo. so these rescuers really are up against a very tough situation with these giant pieces of concrete, buildings that have collapsed. >> yes, that's a very good point. just to put it in perspective, the earthquake hit just before 7:00 p.m. last night. there are great areas in the country that a

. >> dana perino, what is your assessment. give us your best right now? >> trump had been on top in the polls early on in the contest, and then that's changed. and i think consistently, the polls show cruz with a slight lead or a substantial one. >> there's a new one out today. >> okay, so -- okay. >> go ahead. i was just -- i was agreeing with eric. >> okay. >> except for the paul ryan part, i think everyone thinking that paul ryan is going to be running for president is not accurate, i think there are a lot of people pushing that theme, he is not pushing it, in trying to tell people, i'm the umpire of the convention, he doesn't plan to run for president, doesn't plan to be recruited for it, and is not lobbying for it. >> and is doing a fine job as house speaker, if i might say so myself. >> thanks kimberly. what do you have, 3, 4 weeks? >> it felt like that. >> i counted every minute. a lot's complaininged. we had a time to dwell looking up to wisconsin, after this, we're going to have two more weeks to dwell. we're going to focus on wisconsin, leading up to wisconsin, and after wisco

tonight dana perino joins me with a lesson from the new york primary. a new book alleges that bernie sanders was kicked out of an american commune for being a lazy hippie. and why the satire is now a lot like reality. let's get real. i am kennedy. yesterday donald trump dominated the new york primary winning by his largest margin in any state so far. ted cruz poor showing for about an outright victory for him before the convention and also john kasich still exists. let's convene a party panel to talk about all this. and eve "fox news" contributor and comedian host of part of the problem and charles cook new data and writer for national review. welcome everybody. two people in white and one white person. let's talk about this a little bit. donald trump and is very convincing when a new york city or in new york rather. the pendulum has swung a newspaper once again, the president pendulum of momentum. what do you say? >> he's not going to win a single primary. >> i'm going to do it again. i don't think he can take this primary and we all knew he would take new york. i don't think moment

say is not an actual subway line. our dana bash sat down. you'll see the full interview in just a minute. first to sarah murray. donald trump sort of originally had been well, new york is my home state. i love it. but i'm going to be able to go out to california and other states and campaign. he has now canceled those appearances and is focusing all in on new york. how much should we read into that? >> erin, i think in this case it is a significant and strategic change. the trump campaign is tabling this fly-around strategy hey had used until this point and they are going all in on new york. this is a state where 95 delegates are at stake. and as we're talking to members of trump's campaign in new york, they made it clear that they want to win all of them. they want to be able to sweep the 95 delegates in new york. and erin, that's a tough thing to do. it means you need to get over 50%. not just statewide, but in the congressional districts. it involves a lot of legwork. i think that's why we're seeing the trump campaign revamp their schedule. it is worth noting they have not rele

ball, dana perino. "the five"! >>> we've heard there's a civil war in the republican party. but there's nothing civil about it. you're either pro trump or never trump. inside or out, elitist or crazy. how did we get here? how do we get out? we can handle differences with the left, but not with allies who disagree. the current conflict derived from defining by difference when you say you're against something instead of what you're for. throw the bums out is the gold standard of such thinking, targeting obviously politicians. but decisions made in anger, they don't work when you're buying a car or a house. why employ it when picking a president? because let's face it, it feels awesome. even if the pleasur is inversely proportional to the reward. for anger undermines reason, it incite as blame war if it all goes to hell. is it time for the great men, an am midwesty among the allies, a willingness to replace anger with humor and laugh off the division instead of ending old friendships? this season has done something to the right. something new, conflating the political with the pers

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very much, sara murray. now i want to bring in cnn's chief political correspondent dana bash, and cnn politics executive editor mark preston. why are you smiling? we're like the circus has already come to town. politics this season is crazy. >> no more elephants in the circus, though. >> dana, since you're out on the campaign trail, i want to ask you this. this idea of teaming up to stop trump, people find it a little odd, a little more than a month ago you told us the kasich team was pushing for an alliance. they even got mitt romney to make a call. but then cruz didn't have any time for it. he couldn't be bothered. what changed since then? >> not just that he couldn't be bothered, don. more importantly, his campaign team thought it was a crazy idea because at the time, let's say a week ago, they thought that -- and they actually rightfully did still have a mathematical path to the nomination before the convention. that no longer exists, thanks in large part to the fact that right where you are in new york, ted cruz got zero delegates last tuesday. so new it is time for ted cruz to t

and immediate, which is an almost impossible thing to do. >> dana, one of the interesting things about prince was that he never got involved in the l.a. scene. a lot of musicians get fame and they go straight to l.a. and it goes right to their head. >> stayed in minneapolis. >> he seemed so grounded. i was a fan. i don't know a lot about him. i was admiring all that you knew about him. this is what i do remember hearing about him, that he was a very generous mentor to other potentially people who wanted to play music or wanted to write music or wanted to be in the music business, that he was always willing to lend a hand and help somebody get involved in the business. so i looked of course i was a fan, i loved all the music, the movie "under the cherry moon" that was a great movie. so yeah, he'll be missed. if you would have asked me how old was prince, i don't think i would have come close to the ballpark. he was always ageless. >> and that was really the interesting thing about prince, i remember growing up, you didn't know, you couldn't place him in anything, you couldn't plac

them. >> thank you all, appreciate it. when we come back, ted cruz tells our dana bash why this made him laugh out loud. plus bill clinton's dust-up with black lives matter. does this help or hurt hillary clinton? >> i don't know how would you characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out into the streets to murder our african-americans, maybe you thought they were good citizens. she didn't. she didn't. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. while you're mastering life. ♪ he has a sharp wit. a winning smile. and no chance of getting an athletic scholarship. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. my school could be bad.ing fast. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without you bro. ♪ when it's go, the new choice privileges gets you there faster. and now, stay two times and

denigrate. what dana was saying, on anyone's short list. proud conservative woman. role model, those are the types of things you should say that are true. and you want to unite if you're certain that you're the presumptive nominee, then you take that opportunity to build the tent and try to bring everybody in. because you know, the world is listening. >> wasn't it wonderfully effective? the news cycle, we're giving it live coverage here. obviously we're not talking donald trump. >> we're about to. >> i will say this, though from a democrat's point of view, she has some liabilities. the planned parenthood video gaffe she did. >> i don't think -- i back her up on it. >> conservatives will back her up on it. >> and we are going to talk about donald trump next, he's doing a town hall with greta tonight. and ted cruz and his running mate carly fiorina join megyn kelly on the kelly file tonight. ahead trump gave his first big foreign policy address. saying he's not changing but starting to show a more presidential side. is he? you decide, next. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, w

cleaning for you, but dana white is here. she dishes out her top cleaning tips to thousands at a slob comes clean.com. she is here with her expert advice. beyond calling a whole cleaning crew. >> right. >> what do we do. >> i'm all about reality based cleaning and organizing. the reality is, that spring cleaning energy is a real thing. but it doesn't last forever. it kind of disappears quickly sometimes. we're going to talk about ways to tackle the mess before the energy disappears. >> before it goes away. okay. >> so first thing just look ways that you can use the things you already have in different ways. okay? so like if you have a spot cleaner he, this is the rug doctor portable sbot cleaner, the one i've had for years. i as you tuesday all the time for pet and kid messes. when i start spring cleaning i think okay, i can use it for cleaning upholstery, cleaning my car. decorative pillows. >> all the differenten attachments you ignored over the years. >> exactly. >> you use it for different parts of the house. >> all kinds i have different things. you can rent a rug doctor at your

tell you about. first we have dana peri4j4(p&c@ who is force to do sit here for an entire hour because if i falter she has to take other. >> then we have john roberts. is he inside the gala. is he not allow to do eat because he didn't pay any money so he can't get any food. we have rick leventhal, he is outside the gala. there is rick. is he with the protesters. now, watters is also there. but no one knows where watters is. this absolutely true. we sent jesse watters down there and we don't know where he is. so, maybe the)sç the protesters have kidnapped him and we are waiting ransom. we have geraldo, we don't know why but he is in the newsroom. there is a democratic debate tonight between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. we will tell you a little bit about that that comes up after the factor. and then in miami just because we want to do torture him, we have bernie goldberg who has a pocket hankie and is ready to go. that's all i can tell you right now. i don't really know where this is going to go. so what we're going to start with, again, we have no script here at all, is

the program because there are two new polls tonight to tell you about. first we have dana peri4j4(p&c@ who is force to do sit here for an entire hour because if i falter she has to take other. >> then we have john roberts. is he inside the gala. is he not allow to do eat because he didn't pay any money so he can't get any food. we have rick leventhal, he is outside the gala. there is rick. is he with the protesters. now, watters is also there. but no one knows where watters is. this absolutely true. we sent jesse watters down there and we don't know where he is. so, maybe the)sç the protesters have kidnapped him and we are waiting ransom. we have geraldo, we don't know why but he is in the newsroom. there is a democratic debate tonight between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. we will tell you a little bit about that that comes up after the factor. and then in miami just because we want to do torture him, we have bernie goldberg who has a pocket hankie and is ready to go. that's all i can tell you right now. i don't really know where this is going to go. so what we're going to star

also to dana bash and errol louis as well as new york tv 1 and everyone here at the duggal greenhouse and the brooklyn navy yard. stay with cnn now for complete coverage of the new york primary next tuesday. anderson cooper picks up our debate coverage right now. >>> and there it is, bernie sanders, hillary clinton after a deeply contentious and often downright combative debate five days before new yorkers go to the polls. we hope to be hearing from the candidates shortly, as well as fact checking their statements, talking to voters about what they saw and heard tonight. let's get some quick first impressions from our panel, our commentators, democrats bill press, donna brazile, van jones, paul begala, paul is for senator clinton, bill is for senator sanders and david, axelrod and nia-malika henderson. let's start off with you. what did you hear tonight? >> it was snippy versus chippy. these two, they're just done with each other. >> there's no love lost here. >> no. i think as a democrat i want to see them reunite later. but this is the phase at which man, it's like an old episode of

. that's his play in the game. i think donald trump, as dana was saying, he didn't need to respond. he's in great shape. you notice he is focused heavily on indiana. that's because -- >> he should be. >> that's where they are focused. that's where this new team, trump. this idea that it helps donald trump, no, it doesn't help. it might help with people already voting for him. what we are talking about is can he unify the republican party. >> you don't think some people will say i kind of like ted cruz z, i like john kasich, but now they are going to try to conspire -- >> no. you know, it might be an issue for people who feel the republican party is -- those people are already voting for trump. they are not voting for -- >> i don't know. it's certainly an all in strategy. not donald trump. he can still lose indiana and go forward. if he wins indiana, i would say cruz and kasich put them in. if it doesn't work there -- >> they need the contested conventi convention. that's the bottom line. >> i think the fox poll has cruz within five. can kasich, not spending money, get in the five p

they are coming. next on the run down, dana perino with her two top stories of the week. fbi and hillary clinton. right back with it. jordan and chelsea were searching for the perfect place for their wedding on booking.com. oh! yurt. yes! earthy... just rustic. [laughing] oh my gosh. wow. [owl howling] [gulp] uh, how about an island? island, yeah. yeah. yeah. [laughing] were you laughing in your fantasy? yeah! me, too. [gasps] >>> impact segment tonight, dana perino two top political stories of the week, here she is fresh off her hit show the five. she paid me to say that number one story this week. >> i got the monday from bolling. >> yeah, is he wealthy. >> number one political story? >> well, i love the thought about what comes next. we're mired in all the primaries but the next thing is for the nominees to start thinking about who their vice presidential choice is going to be. >> vice presidents because we said last night on the factor we believe it's going to be clinton vs. trump. it wasn't a partisan or rooting deal. i just can't see any way to derail the trump thing. i wil

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recused. >> thank you, if you can hold up until he leaves. >> sorry dana, go ahead. >> starting where we left off. good morning. this is a discussion and paunl action to octerize department poointo into a permit with scsf the deltas for a period up to 5 years to between 15 and 20 soccers games at kezar stadium. authorize the general manager to approve the sale and consumption of alcohol at kezar stadium on annual basis pursuant to park code 4510 providing the consumption of alcohol will not interfere with the use or enjoyment of kezar stadium. i have a slide show. >> proceed. >> so, the first thing is why are we proposing to bring you this permit? we believe this provides a number of benefits to the city. first, it offers san francisco residents a opportunity to watch high level soccer in san francisco. right now there is no stadium in san francisco, candle stick is no more and people want to see a high level game they have to go to san jose. it will provide significant stadium improvements to a stadium built in 1991. third, we worked hards to insure the schools will not be displaced who

dana rinta and her 17-month-old daughter, scarlett. dana's mother, sharon, told me she wants her daughter to know they all love her. police will not say where the two were last seen. a rinta is the ex-firefighter of stanislav petrov. the suspect who was suing the alameda county sheriff's office. dana's mothers to not know petrov and says she is not scarlett's father. she has not seen her daughter since stem. petrov was arrested in a separate incident yesterday in san

$35,000. joining us now from the launch event in california is bloomberg's dana hull. good to have you on the program. why is the model three so important? dana: this has always been part of tesla's master plan, to make a high-volume, more affordable electric car. they unveiled it and the response has been phenomenal. people put32,000 down $1000 reservations today. there's already more demand on this car than the number of cars tesla has made to date. anna: that sounds like fairly sizable demand. how important is it that they prove they've got a battery range that the mass market will buy into? said the model three will have a minimum range of 215 miles per charge. i think that is exceeding what is expected. with battery improvements being continual, it is quite possible that tesla could offer the model with different battery packs. anna: i suppose the problem for tesla is that in the meantime, while they've been moving into the mass market, some mass-market producers have been trying to move into tesla's turf . do they feel the competition? dana: tesla has said they welcome the competiti

dana mentioned, or perhaps it was brianna, the piece over the weekend in the paper in which the sanders campaign was engaging in all these la mantations about what might have been is a clear sign that they might understand -- they might have this idea they can deny her the delegates and go to the convention and get the superdelegate. it sounds more to me like a prayer than a plan at this point. >> yeah, i agree. look, i think there's no reason for them to give up. hillary clinton in 2008, i think it was june, before she decided to hang it up. >> do you think they're doing damage to hillary clinton? >> i actually -- this race has gotten a little nastier than it's been in the past. i think that bernie sanders has gotten under hillary clinton's skin a bit, but i believe that hillary clinton is a better candidate because of bernie sanders. i think she's actually more in touch with the base of the democratic party than she was starting this campaign because of bernie sanders. and i think it all depends how they end up and whether they -- >> let's check in next -- >> and whether they

new york. we'll continue on now. thank you, joe. appreciate that. i'm going to bring in dana bash and michael smerconish. let's talk about these results. after last night's results, this is a different race, isn't it? >> very much so. let's just start on the democratic side where joe johns was just talking. this is -- this is hillary clinton's race. bernie sanders went home for the first time -- i can't even remember the last time he's actually gone home and taken some time off the campaign trial to try to get some rest, to try to regroup, to try to figure out what's going to be next. we have a lot of big primaries in six days on tuesday, including the state where michael is, in pennsylvania. i think the bottom line, is what he's going to figure out and probably talking about right now is whether or not he's going to keep going at it with hillary clinton or is going to take a page from her speech last night and try to, you know, be united and use the very, very significant leverage that he has to try to keep pushing his messages and his issues on the democratic party, which he's d

our panel, juan williams dana perino, tucker carlson and dana lesch. dana, let me start with you on this. if trump has won tonight the battle over, hey, if he gets within 100 delegates it would be wrong not to give it to him, that's a significant victory for him. and if cruz has lost that battle, if this party is unified in the belief that if trump comes within 100 or so it should be his even if the rules don't provide for it that's a significant loss for ted cruz. are we there? >> no i don't think that we're there yet. i mean the rules going into cleveland is 1237. i mean we have rules for a reason. we don't give out participation trophies. we are not that ideology. we're conservatives, republicans, we believe in preestablished rules well known to candidates years months in advance. that's how it is. i mean, we do majority. we don't do plurality. there's a huge difference in that. and there is still the possibility, again, going forward -- i've said it before -- i think we'll hit a contested convention because looking at california that is going to be very kpet. indiana is going to

option to do this. >> and they do have the option to peaceful protests, right. dana, so ted cruz right now is watching this coverage, i assume. for the last two hours. saying -- hey -- >> whenever the protests were a couple of months ago, remember we were saying all the candidates thought, could somebody protest me and maybe i could get on tv as well? the one thing i would say about the people that are there, if it's 1:00 on a friday afternoon, it's probably sort of student-generated. so maybe they don't have classes. >> and retirees. >> maybe retirees. >> but for the primary, does it help donald trump? yeah, probably. i do think that it's important that if you're a trump supporter, be thinking about the student vote or the millennials are now the largest generation, they are all, this as of this year, all of voting age. they're engaged in ways that we've never seen before because of social media and they're likelihood to vote is going to be very strong. and remember bernie sanders has received 71% of the student vote so far this year. so they are a force to be reckoned with. i d

panel now. steve hayes, dana perino, kirsten powers, charles hurt, and dana loesch joins us as well. great to see you all. so, let's just start with that steve hayes, on the -- what might be the general election matchup and getting a feel for how that would look. >> yeah, well, it was pretty interesting. hillary clinton is already trying to play a populist card against donald trump. i mean, all of the attacks that you just played were basically class based attacks suggesting is he rich and out of touch. if you look back at what democrats did rather successfully with mitt romney who certainly was very wealthy but probably wasn't the kind of caricature that i think donald trump may become if hillary clinton attacks him this way. at the same time, i think a lot of republicans are saying, look, donald trump is willing to take on hillary clinton if he is the republican nominee in a way that other republicans haven't been willing to. he is willing to sort of touch the very raw nerves that other republicans have long thought were, you know, too raw to even contemplate. >> like bill clinton

continue on this, but i want dana bash to continue with the questioning. >> secretary clinton, the government announced yesterday that five of the biggest banks on wall street have failed to develop plans to dismantle themselves in the event of another financial crisis. this is the second time in two years those banks neglected to come up with credible plans. so as president, would you call on regulators to start the process of breaking up these banks? something that the law not only allows, but actually explicitly encourages? >> absolutely. this is what i've been saying for the past year. no bank is too big to fail, no executive too powerful to jail. i've been talking about what we should be doing under dodd/frank. i'm glad senator sanders is now joining in talking about dodd/frank, because dodd/frank sets forth the aprop that needs to be taken. i will appoint regulators tough enough and ready enough to break up any bank that fails the test in dodd/frank. if they're a grave risk or if they fail the other, which is the living wills, which is what you're referring to, is inadequate.

dana perino, julie, tucker carlson and dana lesch is here as well, the host of "dana." dana lash, let me start with you since we haven't heard from you yet. ted cruz poised to come in third, not yet official. it's not good for him. one thing we're seeing from the exit polls is in were three little words that hurt him badly, "new york values." too short-sided? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, when was talking about new york values he's talking about the new york progressive value that's are ruining an awesome city. that's at least what i got. of course i come from the midwest where i'm always told i come from a cow town and everyone questions whether i and everyone else shares genes, dna. that being said, i don't think that the cruz campaign -- they weren't anticipating that he was going to come in first. it's donald trump's home state, of course he's going to come in first place in new york. and i would expect john kasich to do incredibly well if not beat ted cruz in the state of new york because he's more of a moderate. new yorkers, even though you can have republican new yorkers, th

one time warner cable, our partner in this debate. and cnn chief political correspondent, dana bash. brooklyn has personal meaning for the candidates who both have been new yorkers at one time or another in their lives. so ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome the candidates. senator, bernie sanders of vermont. [ cheers and applause ] former secretary of state hillary clinton. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, the democratic candidates for president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] now, please continue to stand for our anthem sung by the broadway performer and recording artist morgan james. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ â

dana bash and errol lewis. timing lights will signal when your time is up. both candidates have agreed to these rules now, opening statements you'll each have two minutes. let's begin with senator sanders. >> wolf, thank you very much. cnn. thank you very much secretary clinton. thank you very much. when we began this campaign almost a year ago, we started off at 3% in the polls, we were about 70 points behind secretary clinton. in the last couple weeks, two polls were out there that had us ahead. of the last nine caucuses and primaries, we have won eight of them, many of them by landslide victories. over the last year, we have received almost 7 million individual campaign contributions averaging, guess what, $27 apiece. more individual campaign contributions than any candidate in american history at this point in a campaign. the reason that our campaign has done so well is because we're doing something very radical. we're telling the american people the truth. and the truth is that this country is not going to move forward in a significant way for working people unless we overt

, cnn's dana bash, chief political correspondent. i want to start with this report. you just got a hold of the internal memo that jim mentioned. what does it say? >> it's this one-page memo. all you have to do is read the line, and i'll keep it clean, digging through the b.s., so that gives you a sense. it's from a senior trump adviser. it was written to the trump team. the gist of it is basically trying to buck up the team after a bad week by saying trump's worst week is a creation of the media. and going through the reuters tracking poll, which is a poll that is done every day. saying that despite the narrative, trump is still doing well and the memo concludes trump, 1, washington establishment/media, 0. that gives you a sense of what this is. it's kind of a way to, you know, buck people up internally but the fact it was leaked is not an accident, it's the message they want to get out. >> ahead of the primary tomorrow. there's a lot of horse trading going on behind the scenes, right? what's going on right now? >> it's just start, but it's probably nothing compard to what we will likely s

. >> absolutely. first can i just say i feel like i'm in a nora ephron movie. >> larry: is dana bash trying to get jake tapper to make out with her? hmmmm. so trump claimed at least 8 -9d delegates despite previously stating that the primary system was rigged in ted krz's favor. all right. so how many delegates did system rigor ted cruz pick up in new york. >> ted cruz with a grand total of 0. 0 in a state where he did campaign. >> larry: you guys are happy. yeah, new york values, man, zero delegates. hmmmm. man, the primary system may be rigged but apparently not for his pleasure. (laughter) thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. and speaking of gratuitous sex references, this is true. ted cruz said this in his speech last night. >> he may have been knocked down. but america has always been best when she is lying down with her back on the matt. (laughter). >> larry: what? >> yes, and let me just say brazil at her face booty up. you know, just let me-- no, let me say, i like france standing over me with her stilleto heels pressed into my junk. you know. all right, on th

still concerned because 23-year-old dana rinta is missing and so is her daughter who's just 17 months old. family members say they have not seen or heard from rinta and her daughter since march 14th when they were seen in the balboa park neighborhood. the two were not reported missing until yesterday. now at this time we do not know if petrov is the father of the baby but according to sources police have been trying to talk to rinta about a previous domestic violence incident in which stanislav petrov is considered the main suspect. last night petrov was arrested during this fbi raid in san francisco which we brought to you live during our 6:00 newscast. the raid stems from a previous discovery of a weapon in the home last month. agents found a weapon there yesterday. also yesterday a man was shot multiple times outside that home on teddy avenue where petrov is known to be a frequent visitor. petrov, a suspected car thief, has had multiple run-ins with police. this video is from last year when deputies severely beat petrov in a san francisco alleyway and sparked an investigation into

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looking for dana rinta and her 17-month-old daughter, scarlett. they were last seen march 14 in police sources say rinta dated petrov and rinta is a domestic violence victim. petrov is the suspect. her mother says she fit heard of petrov today and does not know him and has not seen her daughter in six months. she wants dana to know they all love her and scarlett and want to make sure they are safe. police will not say where the two were last seen. the san francisco county jail tells us stanislav petrov is no longer in custody. fbi agents arrest him yesterday when they raided a house. you can hear a woman screaming in cell phone video of the raid. [shouting] >> the raid took place in san sn francisco's visitation area, and this surveillance video showed him being beaten by deputies in a confrontation that followed a car chase that ended in san francisco. we'll follow all the new details on abc7~news at 6:00 and on the abc7~news app. you can download it for free. live in the newsroom. abc7~news. >> a brazen armed robbery inside an east bay bart station. the victim, 12-year-old boy. the c