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

>> 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

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

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

york daily news." a lot of people talking about that. when he was asked how he would break up the big banks, a cornerstone of his campaign. listen to what she said. >> i think it is important to tell people what you're going to do for them. and how you can get it done. how you can produce results that will make a positive difference in people's lives. don't make promises you can't keep. know what you want to achieve. and then bring everybody together to get the results. and that's what i'm going to do. in new york, across the country, and if i'm so fortunate, as president. >> all right. so she's positioned herself as a candidate who can actually get stuff done. suggesting bernie sanders may have great ideas, but he doesn't know how to do it. your response. >> well, look, wolf. bernie sanders does have a bold vision for america. just like other great democratic presidents of the past like fdr who accomplished only some of what he set out to do. a whole host of other benefits we still enjoy to this day.

new york's voting laws are strict. you need to register to vote many weeks before the primary here and that means a lot of people who are just getting energized about his qualm pain now, especially young people, wont vote on tuesday. >> do you think it was the right decision for him to leave new york when he has an uphill battle to go an attend this event. >> in that interview with your reporter, you can see him setting expectations fairly low, he has a 17-point gap with hillary clinton according to the nbc poll. the fact that she's in l.a. and he's in italy tells you about how they feel about this race and where it's going. >> dan, this week we saw the democratic primary, the debate take a different tone than what we've seen in the past by some accounts all of the gloves were taken off between the two candidates. it was different than what we've seen in the past. do you think it's safe to say we are entering into a new phase of the campaigning between these two candidates? the tone will be markedly different now, perh

the guy who said new york values, coming to new york. what was the reaction? >> reporter: well, you know, initially, when you walked in, you saw him immediately heckled by a couple of protesters. a couple of guys came in, i think we have the video, and were yelling at cruz, calling him racist, saying, you don't belong here, taking him at his immigration policies. they were escorted out. it all went down peacefully, obviously. they were taken out without incident. but it's a sign of what cruz may be up against in places like the bronx. that said, the "new york values" line is potentially not a bad sale in a place like iowa. in new york, it may get harder. which is why went cruz was asked about it by us here at his media availability earlier, he talked about liberal democratic values, in his words. and he specifically said, hey, if you're in western new york, you understand. you know what these values are, you get it. that is a bit of a sign to me, of where cruz plans to compete in this state, given that it is donald trump's home turf. i want to play you a littl

. >> for me, it's great being back in new york. >> she calls new york her adopted home. and spent eight years representing the state in the u.s. senate. >> it's great to be home. this is home. it's great to be home. >> and he spent his entire life in new york. recon firing the skyline -- configuring the skyline with his buildings. and for the first time in decades, the votes of new yorkers could help determine who will call the white house home. starting next january. >> we are competing and competing hard in new york. >> it's like being so alive being in new york. >> and good evening everybody, welcome to a special edition of "up close." i'm bill ritter, now on the empire state. that's not happened in the presidential primary here in the last 40 years, the candidates are in a new york new york the second biggest prize left, only california has more at stake. polls now show the national front runners ahead here as well in new york. on the republican side, donald trump maintained a large lead over both john kasich and ted cruz, well over 0% of the vote -- 50% of the vote.

and thank you new york. we love new york. we love new york. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> reporter: it was never really a question of whether he'd win the new york republican primary. so much so he didn't spend a penny on advertising. he cut way back on his tv appearances too. his campaign in the midst of a shake-up. trump has new york values down pat. >> when he started lecturing me on new york values like we're no good, like we're no good -- >> reporter: that line, "new york values," practically a gift from ted cruz, who created the phrase back in south carolina, intending to mock trump. >> the values in new york city are socially liberal, they're pro abortion, pro gay marriage, focused around money and the media. >> reporter: new yorkers are pretty good at reading between try as cruz might to spin that line for a local audience -- >> let me be very clear. the people that i was talking about are the liberal new york democrats who have hammered this state. >> reporter: so when cruz finally did show up in new york asking for votes. the crowd in the bronx made

he said i'm from new york. they're new york values. not iowa values. the point you made a second ago. last week, i was down in the bronx and was meeting with a number of hispanic and african-american pastors including a democratic state senator, senator reuben diaz. senator diaz is a pastor and mentioning, he brought up new york values. he brought up exactly what you said that cuomo said. he said my democratic governor, my party, told me if i'm pro-life, support traditional marriage, if i believe in the second amendment there's no place for me in new york. senator diaz said we're fed you will with the values of liberal democrats intolerant to the common sense values of most of the men and women of new york. >> yeah. you know -- i know that you know my background and i was born and raised in new york. i have a special place in my heart and we saw greatness out of the american people, the people of new york on 9/11. >> oh yeah. >> upstate helped long island helped. the entire country in fairness rallied around. there are so many good people here. >> abso

great moments in new york's primary history. two guys that know all about it. ♪ ♪ bill clinton: good morning, john. john: how are you? bill clinton: i am disappointed you did not call me bubba. [laughter] bill clinton: that is an honorable term where i come from. john: that was bill clinton and john imus second 1992. our next guests remember how he got the nomination in that fatal bled year. the entire state is the key for hillary clinton just like it was for her husband. here to talk about it, john podhoretz, editor of the "commentary" and columnist with "the new york post," and adam nagourney, the bureau chief for the "los angeles times." try to convey to anyone who does not understand what a competitive new york primary on the public inside, try to convey what that is like. >> people like me, new yorkers talking about it not being true, it is crazy. new york invented 24/7 before there was 24/7. it is on the last places in the world except london were you have a really competitive newspaper. you have larger-than-life repor

there is new york city and then there's new york state. but the one collective issue here is that there are so many fortune 500 companies. i mean, we could roll them up and down, and you would see all of the huge names here. what are they looking for? >> well, you know, they're all diverse. i mean, they cover so many industries. and we're blessed in this campaign to have three candidates that are from new york. that increases our odds of getting new york business-friendly candidate in the presidency. but they're looking for equity, fairness, access to capitalling, streamlined regulations, good infrastructure and nice digs for their employees. liz: i'm interested that you just said streamlining regulation. i would think they'd want to cut back regulation in a major way because that really keeps small businesses -- and they're not on the fortune 500 but, boy, are they the heart and soul of what's happening in the business world in new york state -- makes them happier, right? they can start businesses without being needled by all these regula

they love new york. you can be from lots of other places, and if you want to see somebody, you just say when are you coming to new york? everybody comes to new york eventually. there's nothing like it. so when we talk about values, what do we see in new york values? we see our really incredible, when you look at september 11, especially, new york police and new york firefighters, incredible. we see our unbelievable, and they keep those trains going, and those buses and everything else, but we see our transit workers and what they went through on september 11 was incredible. we see families playing in central park. thousands and thousands of families with their children. some without children. some together. some not together. but we see people in central park and people playing in central park. we see restaurant workers all over the city in delis and factory workers in upstate new york. unfortunately, i spent a lot of time in upstate new york and those factory workers are rapidly leaving our state. and w

new york. how important as you look ahead to the next upcoming contest the pennsylvania, california and in may, places like indiana. >> it's really important for donald trump and hillary clinton because this is largely about delegates. you have to win in nine delegates he needed to clinch the nomination. both donald trump and hillary clinton are coming off of a couple bad weeks. for donald trump, senator ted cruz and wisconsin also picked up delegates in wyoming and colorado. a lot of articles and conversation about his lack of organizational strength. donald trump will really want to bring it home tonight in his home state of new york and one shared delegates. hillary clinton wants to do everything she can to lead bernie sanders in the rearview mirror. she'll need a big win tonight in new york to help her do that. maria: your thoughts on new york and the importance for this election year. >> new york is important for donald trump. if he can do well tonight which all the polls indicate he will,

new york. >> the flip side and i thought was andrea was saying was really important that the sanders campaign is no longer talking about winning new york, they're talking more about the moral victory of coming close and saying we will still get delegates, that's true they will still get delegates but they're down more than 200 in that pledged delegate count right now, moral victory stopped counting at a certain point. >> and that is very true. yeah. the passport for bernie sanders is going to be difficult particularly if he doesn't win new york. he gets delegates in every one of these races that's how the democratic side of this race works. it's proportional. if hillary clinton loses here she will still get delegates and he's going to be very hard to catch up. this is where the super delegates and the pressure on them comes in. the sanders campaign has been very upset by the super delegates flocking to hillary clinton, whether or not he won their state, and i think if for some reason he comes v

news headquarters in new york. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> what is turning out to be a critical primary in new york is 11 days away. with each passing day, the democrats are sounding more like the republicans, unleashing trump. don champion is here in new york with much more. >> good morning, meg. >>> the stakes are high for the presidential front-runners in new york, especially hillary clinton. her rival bernie sanders maintains he still has a path to the nomination and he believes it starts with winning new york. on the republican side, donal delegates. trump also picked up endorsement of former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. on the campaign trail, rival ted cruz building support in brooklyn and so-called new york values. >> what that means is the policies of liberal democratic politicians have been hurting the people of new york for a long, long time. >> reporter: running second in new york, john kasich said he is swaying support from trump and cruz. >> we are going to pick up delegates here

the difference between 50.1% in new york, and 49.9% in new york could be the difference of 35 delegates. right? so it's a significant amount and i think ted cruz has shown himself to be a very good delegate hunter, it will be interesting to see whether he can convert that to his advantage and take advantage of new york's registration rules, which i think might hurt donald trump, because he's attracted to independents and people outside of the party process, including his own children. >> how does the democrats handle that? well, first of all, tara, is this -- if he wins new york big, and they go in to this nasty season -- >> aren't we already in that? >> well, nastier season, if it's possible. >> how does -- how is -- is it inevitable that he cannot be stopped at the convention in your opinion? or is all of that out the window now, because joan seemed to feel like they are ceding new york, are they ceding the nomination if he wins new york over 50%? >> i think they may be ceding new york. i do not believe they are ceding the nomination. i know that there are back room talks that are goi

york daily news? >> well, obviously that was not a great thing. he had one of his best and worst days. he won at the ballot but he definitely lost in the interview. here's reality. he can get sharper answers going forward. because he's considered an under dog he's never had to go through the kind of beating he's going to get in new york. the new york media is a different beast. this is not iowa. iowa are great but this is a very different environment. he's coming in to what hillary clinton, her lion's den. she has been here and knows how it operates. she is tired of playing defense on her funding on her speeches, et cetera. she wants to put him on defensive now and what happened in that interview, especially when you talk about wall street, his strength of going after wall street can be a weakness. he dunn know what he will do in particular. a tough day for him but do not count bernie sanders 0 out. this guy has his own trick he can pull in new york. working families party is backing him. one of the m

if you play for a new york sports team, it's coming out of new york. if bernie wins new york, it's a blockbuster. >> he is already ready to pass her nationally in the numbers. >> no question about that. also this delegate math that has an overwhelming advantage for hillary clinton, and that doesn't change whether he wins or not, because of proportional representation rules. he'll get huge momentum, probably nobody $50 million raised, and well-funded, but that doesn't mean the super delegates, who have worked with the clintons for a long time and just met bernie sanders this year are going to flip absent some compelling reason. >> the reason i think it's going to be the big one, hillary clinton starting two or three days ago, after you know, losing in wisconsin, has begun to realize, she has to beat this guy. she can't play with him any more. he ain't going away. she jumped into the new york daily news interview about how to get rid of the big banks, she jumped on it and say this is an example he doesn't know what he is talking about. i'm talking about

ted cruz reeling off new york politicians, a bit of news, speaking of new york politicians, rudy guiliani saying in new york primary april 19th, he said, quote, i support trump. i'm going to vote for trump. in the new york primary, endorsement of donald trump by rudy guiliani, that could be big. but talk more about that. ted cruz, rumors this morning, not meeting with him. what do you hear? >> reporter: no meeting today for the campaign between rudy guiliani and ted cruz. you talk about that guiliani vote for trump, he was careful to say it was not an endorsement, at least we didn't hear that full-throated support. up until this upon, that's been some of what we've seen for people coming out in favor of ted cruz. think about what mitt romney did, he said i'll vote for him but he did not say i endorse him wholeheartedly. it's to stop trump from getting the flom nation. cruz talked about what would happen if donald trump were the nominee, and this just happened within the last ten minutes. working to turn around that sound for you. but asked by a group of rabbis here in brooklyn, he stopped

new york city mayor bill de blasio along with new york governor andrew cuomo will both join me live to talk about what's at stake for their party and for the country. >>> plus, senator ted cruz now accusing the trump campaign of acting like union boss thugs and saying he's lucky he wasn't woken up with a horse's head in his bed as all the candidates prepare to go to the mattresses during republican convention week. >>> hello, everybody. welcome to "the lead." brooklyn is in the house. i'm jake tapper and we are live from the scene of tonight's democratic debate. the navy yard, they just don't call it that for fun, they actually used to build warships here and it's fitting that hillary clinton and bernie sanders are going to r. not only because of the warships, but also because this is the borough, brooklyn, that bread jay z and the notorious b.i.g. sanders has called clinton unqualified and he walked it back. but he made sure to question her judgment. clinton questioned if sanders was capable of withstanding the spotlight, if he had done his homework on his biggest policy initiatives,

the new york post. katy tur, nbc news, new york. >> katy will join us with new reaction from the trump campaign in ten minutes from now. let's check in on ted cruz, msnbc's vaughan hillier. ted cruz is not in new york today. so what is he up to? >> ted cruz is actually out in wyoming. and that's a part of where really this campaign has gone. if you are looking here in new york, which i believe we had a sound byte last night from rochester. he's been here the week. he is trying to play up donald trump is connected to the new york liberals. here's that byte. >> donald trump has been supporting liberal democratic politicians for 40 years. donald continues. he says, ted, when it comes to the supreme court. when it comes to religious liberty, you got to learn to cut deals with the democrats and to go along and get along. let me be very clear with the men and women of new york. i will not compromise away your religious liberties. >> dead cruz is taking that message. we were in syracuse yesterday tracking him

but let's talk about new york. you are first in new york, people love you in new york. and i want to talk to you about the 9/11 memorial in a moment. but first, ted cruz, so this guy -- you know, he hates new york values and all that stuff. so he's stumping in upstate new york. i mean, what does he think that he's going to get in new york? and how can he convince people that he really didn't mean it when he said that basically our values were in the tank? >> well, i just saw the recent poll. he's actually in third place in new york now. and, you know, when he talked about new york values during the debate, that's when i defended new york and talked about the great firefighters and policemen that went up through the royal trade center knowing there was a real possibility that that was going to be it. but they had to do it. these were incredible people. i saw today because i went down to the september 11th museum, which is an incredible place, actually, but you know, these are unbelievable people. and when they talk about new york values, new york values are amazing value

in today's new york primary? as bernie sanders attempts to upset hillary clinton in new york, we will look at the restrictive voting laws. then as north carolina and mississippi has sweeping anti-lgbt laws, we will look at utah with the other way. the u.s. legislature last year passed a landmark lgbt anti-discrimination law. >> i do believe that what we have done will become a model for the rest of the country of how they, too, can resolve these issues in their own respective's dates as we find the right balance necessary to discourage discrimination law protecting religious liberties. amy: we will speak with the only openly gay member of the utah state legislature as well as the head of equality utah. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. voters in new york are heading to the polls today for one of the most closely watched races of the election. donald trump's leading of the republican side will bernie sanders and hillary clinton are

she is doing well in new york. ahead in new york. but you never take these things for granted. >> that's right. >> it is also bernie sanders' home and he has a lot of popularity. what does she need to do, other than holding fantastic rallies with the governor of new york, what does she need to keep and grow tt spread? before you get that answer out, i want to listen in quickly to her speak. >> there is -- this is such a great day for our state. this is a real watershed. just as you heard the governor say, it's a result of what is best about new york and best about america. i know that it is going to sweep our country. because a budget is more than just numbers on a page. with what was accomplished here reflects our values and priorities. it shows the world what kind of community we are, and what we can get done when we work together. and what you have heard -- what you have heard is a perfect example of building a coalition, sticking with it, convincing people it was right and achieving the goal. i have to thank everyone, everyone wh

it's new york. and today hillary clinton pulling very well there, hit the streets like a native new yorker. >> tell the whole wide world this is clinton territory! and tell the whole wide world this is clinton territory! >> let's back up. let's back up. >> how are you? hey. thank you. >> next president of the united states. >> how is your first subway ride? >> jammed in there. we've got to move a little bit so we can get more people in. careful, careful! careful, careful! >> hi, you guys! beautiful! >> what's her name? >> miela. my mother and grandmother love you. >> thank you. we need your help. >> hillary clinton in the bronx and also took a ride on the number 4 train, as well. and told reporter, she's a big fan of the, quote, new york values, words republican candidates are still hurling at each other like stones. we'll have more on that in just a second. we want to turn to philadelphia, because this morning bernie sanders continued his new attack of painting hillary clinton with the label "unqua

will that fly in new york? >> donald trump sounded like a candidate who is with his crowd and knows he has his footing back. cruz's comments will hurt him in new york. he has known that would be the case. the most important race in the republican contest right now may take place inside donald trump's head. he can win all 95 delegates in new york and he can do really well in east coast states the following week. it is still not clear he will get to 1,237 to clinch the republican nomination. the question is whether trump in addition to getting back on his feet after wisconsin and winning a blowout in new york, can also make the changes behind the scenes to start tweaking his campaign so it is more focused on the delegate race. he is bleeding delegates in rural states. a few at a time because he is not focused on the procedure aspect or the rules. if trump at the same time holding the rallies in new york, can reengineer his campaign to focus on the delegates, too, he can turn this into a big advantage in the next

cruz or his new york values comment. >> those are new york values. every small act of kindness. tom: we take up the race here next with the chairman of the conservative party of new york, michael long. >>> and big waves mean bigger false. wipeout of the year nominees are in, and we have the video for you, when "l hey gabby, how you doing? how was the playdate and sleepover? dad, it was great! awesome! ok, i'm on my way. hey guys! what are you doin'? we're going swimming! we're going biking! yeah! i'll see you in a little bit, guys! i love you! hi babe! how was school today? hi dad, it was great! ok, honey, i'll be home soon. remember, you're never too far away from your kids, to be a dad. reach out and take a second to check in... because sometimes, the smallest moments can have the biggest impact on a child's life. ♪i hope the days come easy and the moments pass slow♪ ♪and each road leads you where you want to go♪ ♪if it's cold outside ♪show the world the warmth of your smile♪ ♪but more than anything ♪more than anything ♪my wish

we went from wisconsin nice to new york nasty. and, you know, ted cruz learned in the bronx a cheer is a jeer. he went through the hazing ritual of the tabloid headline. this is being pumped up. his goal is if he can keep trump to under 50, that will be tough, that's what counts. >> the "boston globe" today that's mock front page put out in the opinion section. we can put it up on the screen. deportations to begin. this imagines we're in a trump presidency. trade war lumz. libel law targets xlut scabsolu in press. >> they're going to view it that way. they're going to view it as crossing a line from providing information to advocacy and may be offended and think that they're talking down to them with some of the specifics that were in. there at the same time, it's an editorial and completely within the realm for an editorial to raise questions about what the implications of a candidate's policy s. >> it's an opinion section. they call him unamerican, demagogue and this is the media not just opposing donald trump, not just saying h

hillary clinton focused here, laser focused because new york >> a new york moment right there. abc's david wright with us tonight. david, thank you. >>> now, to breaking developments in texas this evening, after that homicide on campus. authorities now identifying the young woman found dead at the university of texas at austin. releasing surveillance video of a possible suspect now, a man walking there with a woman's bicycle. asking for help in identifying him. the victim, a first-year theater and dance student, just 18 years old. and now, more than 50,000 students there warned not to walk alone. abc's kayna whitworth in texas. >> reporter: tonight, we learn the name of the beautiful young woman murdered at the university of texas campus in austin. haruka weiser, 18 years old, from portland, oregon. police also releasing this video of a man, the focus of their investigation, in the hopes that someone may recognize him. >> we believe the individual is foot. >> reporter: at 9:30 p.m. sunday leaving the fine arts building. >> she never made it to her dormitory that night. >> repor

new york state of mind. after both front-runners lose big in wisconsin. ♪ y'all ready for this >> the raucous race for the white house hits the empire state. for the democrats, it's a fight over who is qualified. >> i've been called a lot of things over the years. but unqualified has not been one of them. >> and who is winning? with bernie picking up states, hillary picking up delegates. bernie sanders and hillary clinton's top strategist, both here live. >>> plus, for the gop, trump's feeling the heat. outorganized by ted cruz, trump shakes up his campaign. but is it too little, too late? >>> and -- ♪ born to one >> -- the boss' boycott. why the rock a controversial new law in north carolina. >>> from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >> good morning. as we come on the air this week, bernie sanders and ted cruz both on a roll. sanders taking the wyoming caucus, his eighth win in nine contests. cruz sweeping all the delegates in colorado yesterday after the big win

i believe she wins here in new york. new york we make people earn it, you know. we always do. and we're sort of proud about that. it's a diverse state. a lot of opinions and a lot of people who speak their opinions. so -- >> reporter: on both sides, on both tickets. >> you noticed. no, we're a vocal group. we believe in keeping nothing in, erica, just communicate it all. so it's been lively. it should be lively. i hope it's lively tonight. but i think the entire primary process has been good for hillary. >> you mentioned tonight. there is, of course, a debate between between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. what are you looking for specifically? what would you like to see them talk about? >> the more debate, the better for hillary. she doesn't say it in 12 seconds. she wants to give you the nuance. she wants to give you all of the facts. and the subtlity of the argument. longer format is better for her. we know her, she was a senator here and new yorkers know her firsthand. and that's one of the reasons why she's so strong, because we've seen her performance. >> reporter: i

we love new york! we love new york! >> the democratic nomination is in the home stretch and victory is -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >>> we started a program absolutely with barry manilow. welcome to "fox & friends" and the headline on the new york post says it all. king don. donald trump powers an empire primary. we knew he was going to win according to the polls. he eclipsed even the most optimistic preelection polls. >> he won big. and sanders didn't win. hillary clinton beat him. ending his winning streak. >> speaking of the republican results, it's outstanding. donald trump said i'm going to win new york. all throughout new york, from long island to new york state and poughkeepsie. this is his first victory since march 20th and easily the most significant. look who is number two. >> kasich came in second. cruz didn't get any delegates here in the state of new york. casic got three. donald trump got the most with 89. >> how did john kasich wound up with three? john kasich actually won manhattan. now for ted cru

to new york city. that left philadelphia and killed eight people. >> ray, thank from bernie sanders on her home >>> with new york's presidential primaries in just a little mor y than two weeks, hillary clinton wa is campaigning at an east new rk church this morning. her lead in the polls is shrinking. our political reporter melissa russo interviewed hillary cld inton in brooklyn today about defending her home turf. >> have you had to lower your expectations here in new york at all? >> no. no. >> reporter: if hillary clinton is nervous about bernie sanders lead, she was-'t letting on. >> i'm loving being back in new york. >> reporter: at least not today, as she made a surprise stop at the christian cultural center, a brooklyn mega church. the clinton team madeuheadlines and they said hillary wouud take the high road, exchange like a senator while flatbush-born bernie would campaign more like a brooklynite. but clinton was the one getting in the face of an environmental activist. >> i am so sick of the s

york, how could he ever win new york? how could he ever win massachusetts? how could he ever win california? >> do you think trump can win those states? >> i think trump is viable in some of those states. trump is hillary's worst nightmare. >> why do you say that? >> i say that because she knows how to run against senator cruz. straight fast ball, over the middle of the plate. they've been hitting that one out of the park for years. donald trump is a cut fast ball. you don't know where he's coming at you. >> that's true. >> if i were here, i mean this honestly, i would want to run against senator cruz. this is not disrespect to senator cruz. i have great respect for him, but i'd raththan donald. the play book to run against cruz. no play book to running against donald trump. >> thanks so much for joining us. laura is standing by. your take on tonight and the battle that's emerging in terms of if the candidate doesn't get to 1,237, the cording of delegates to switch tore a second ballot vote, your thoughts? >> i don't thin

fight for new york is on. donald trump a huge crowd last night taking shots at hillary clinton and ted cruz. ted cruz is fighting back this morning. >> i will beat hillary so badly in the general election -- >> if you want to know what liberal democratic values are, follow donald trump checkbook. maria: bernie sanders is attackcking hillary clinton, possibly seeing an opportunity to take her home state of new york. new perspective ofhe brussels attack, head of tsa was inside when the bombs went off. student loan debt, more than 40% of student borrowers are -- aren't making payments, so who is footing the bill? more on that coming uprom the masters. turning to markets in asia overnight, mixed performances. most othe averages were -- it was a mix market in asia. europe is in negative territory but in u.s. we are expecting lower opening as well. down about 75 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 also expect today open lower. fox business with me dagen mcdowell and scott and mike murphy. hey, would you use the luggage? dage

unfortunately in new york city, this is nothing new. we have long accepted the board of elections' incompetence. >> reporter: the board of elections says that brooklyn fell behind in 6 months to a year in kgw up with with the voter rolls. >> if they believe it was the utilization of the agency's funds to audit the board of elections, we will fully cooperate as we have done with other comptroller audit that is may not have received so much attention. >> reporter: workers came keys that would observe cabinets containing the ballots. so voters gave up. >> it was bad. >> reporter: what is your biggest concern when you see the crowd out front? >> that we want them to vote. all votes count. >> reporter: and a short time ago, mayor bill deblasio issued a statement saying he supports the audit saying that the voting rolls in brooklyn, quote, contain numerous errors including the purging of entire buildings and blocks of voters from the building list and that the errors indicate that additional major reforms will be needed for the board of elect

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we have andrew siff covering the republican side. >> donald trump is in new york, ted cruz in new york, john kasich jetted to miami and he'll be back here. and he has a clear goal, to win new york. donald trump used instagram to try and spur turnouts. after all, in his words, he needs a huge new york win to threshold. in all 27 voting districts, if you get 50% of the vote, you win three delegates. if you don't, only two delegates. and that means john kasich and ted cruz could dent trump's lead and be able to cast trump's expected win as a loss. >> i will be the nominee, but to get there, i really do need your help, so please get out in this election on tuesday. >> people are waking up and help is on the way. >> reporter: there are plenty of new yorkers like sidney edwards in eastern new york rooting for trump to clinch the nomination. >> the whole political candidates have not been working, in my opinion. so maybe we need someone with more of a business aspect than a politician. >> reporter: the developer who at times have often alienated women and people of color on the campaign trail

in new york. welcome to fbn:am. nicole: a new poll finds donald trump and hillary clinton with commanding leads in new york. trump with 54% support in his home state. ohio governor john kasich is 21% while texas senator ted cruz gets 15%. >> i think i will be good with people. ronald reagan had very high unfavorable and jimmy carter was 19 points or 20 points ahead of him and ended up winning by six points so i think it's going to be similar. >> cruz and trump are not winning in the fall. now, here is going to be the concern. we are not only going to lose the white house and the court, but we are going to lose the united states senate, we are going to lose the courthouse and state house, so when people look, look, i'm beating hillary virtually everywhere in the country. >> i'm going say a sentence that hasn't been said in 50 years, california is going to decide the republican nomination. [cheers and applause] nicole: on the democratic side, clinton has 55% support in her adopted state. vermont sen

this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ if i can make it there ♪ >> new york, new york. empire state voters deliver big wins for donald trump and hillary clinton in their home state. both front-runners scored a slew of delegates. what will it take to tie up the nomination? >>> severe storms continue to pound the south while the death toll from devastating floods ticks up, southern states bracing for even more wild weather today. >>> and president obama lands in saudi arabia this morning hoping to ease tensions with a key ally during a time of turmoil. during a time of turmoil. ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. presidential front-runners hillary clinton and donald trump got what they needed -- decisive wins in the new york primary that will help solidify their leads as the general election gets closer. trump won 60%, winning all but one county. hillary clinton beat sanders, beating his long string of caucus victories. we have more from hena daniels. >> repor

york values are really good for america energy the new york primary is just five days away. the democrats are in brooklyn, and they're getting ready to debate. ♪ >>> and here we are, counting down to the big event. the debate hall behind me filling up with anxious democrats. hillary clinton will take the stage here, ahead in delegates and votes, and bernie sanders is in the hunt and hungry to close. he is basking in the glow of last night's massive rally in greenwich village, but also on the defensive for a supporter's comment at that event that touched off a storm, but the norm primary may come down to what happens here on the docks tonight. let's start a whip of what is going on with senior washington correspondent joe johns, covering the clinton campaign, joining us from just outside the hall. joe, i know you've been talking to your sources. what have you learned about how secretary clinton has been preparing for tonight? >> reporter: well, we do know, chris, she spent the day in chappaqua, new york, preparing for the debate. it's a shorter preparation than she's accust

. >> i am so excited about both campaigning here in new york and voting here in new york. i love new york. >> i am afraid she will be disappointed. >> i think we'll do just fine. >> it is likely that you will not do that well in new york. >> thanks for the confidence. >> meanwhile, bernie sanders is hoping to pull off a major offset. it is going to be harder because it is a close primary here in new york. the senator is taking the streets again today. our wall street journal polls find three of the five presidential can datdidates are currently leasing the popularity contest. trump is leading the way with a 65% of negative voting and cruz is not far behind that as you can see. peter king, one of the folks who does not have a high opinion of the texas senator. >> i am not endorsing ted cruz, i hate ted cruz and i think i will take the sideline if he every gets the nomination. >> new york polls opened until 9:00 p.m. tonight. we got all the actions and our fear less team of reporters have spread across the states. i do want to call your attention behind me here. you will not

it takes on a new meaning here in new york. the sandy hook, you can't think of anything more emotional and raw than that. so it is one of the things that bernie sanders will have to defend himself against. ashleigh, i can't think of any of the bernie sanders supporters i have seen at his big rallies who will be persuaded or changed by a headline or a word of the daily news. i they like bernie sanders for other reasons. at this point in the campaign this is a closed primary here. you have to already be a registered democratic voter. most people know who they are going to vote for. they just need to get to the polls. i don't think there is as much persuasion as earlier contests. >> so there's the voters and delegates. to that end, i want to play something from ted cruz about the notion becoming far more real after the wisconsin, to get a contested convention for the republican nominee. >> either before cleveland or at the convention in cleveland, together we will win a majority of the delegates and together we will beat hillary c

but we'll have to see in new york. i mean, wisconsin was one thing, but new york was certainly his home state. it's one where it's very much a must-win for him. he's winning by double digits right now in polls. but if he doesn't blow it out of new york. if he doesn't have a huge win, then that really weakens his momentum and his campaign and it significantly reduces the chances that he'll get even close to the 1237 delegates he needs in order to lock down the nomination. and again, you know, weakens his chances of being able to survive a balloting process in the convention floor. >> and ed -- >> this is a big moment for new york republicans. for the first time in the history of primaries in new york state, the grassroots will be able to decide on the 19th whether or not donald trump will be able to get on the first ballot and perhaps that will decide who the next president of the united states is going to be. it's very exciting for republicans here in new york. >> the new york primary has taken on a whole level of impo

this is new york. look -- you showed "the daily news" headline, take the you know what train -- >> two subway lines -- >> and -- this is new york is so in your face. we cannot from wisconsin nice to new york nasty. and you know, he has -- ted cruz learned that in the bronx, a jeer is a jeer. and he went through the hazing ritual over the tabloid headline. but yes, this is all being pumped up. his goal still if he can keep trump to under 50, i think that's going to be tough. that's what counts as victory. >> the "boston globe" today has this mock front page put out in the opinion section. we can put it up on the screen. "deportations to begin," this imagines we're already in a trump presidency. "markets sink as trade war looms. new libel law target the "absolutely sdmum pre" absolutely scum in press." does this go too far? >> certainly trump voters, if this was intended to reach trump voters, are going to view it as crossing the line from providing information to advocacy. and they may also be offended