♪ ♪ >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd here in new york city. and welcome to msnbc's special coverage of the new york primary. and guess what, this is the start of essentially a seven-week sprint to finish the primary season. every tuesday is gonna matter from here on out. the polls close here in new york in just a few hours and we're moments away from our first look at the exits here in the empire state. we'll get our first look of the indications of the mood and makeup of the electorates on both sides of the aisle. . three of the five remaining candidates have called this state home at some points in their lives and all three of them made their way through new york city today. >> you're voting for yourself, what does that mean? >> it's a proud moment. it's a great moment. and who would have thought. it's just an honor. >> it feels great and i'm so excited about both campaigning here in new york, voting here in new york, and i love new york. and this has been a joy during the last two weeks, to be here, all over the state. >> secretary clinton implied she could wrap up the whole nomi

you. jane sanders will be here tonight. senator bernie sanders' wife is in new york. that's because new york primary. bernie sanders will be on the seth meyers show on nbc. they are in our immediate vicinity in this building. jane sanders has agreed to sit for an interview right here on this show for the very first time ever. she'll be here in studio. i'm very excited about that. i've met her but never interviewed her before. that's exciting. that's coming up in just a few minutes tonight. since the presidential race has turned towards new york, all the campaigns and both parties are having to deal now, up close, with a new thing that's specific to new york. a new beast that they have not necessarily had to deal with or at least they've not had to pay that much attention to before right now. now that new york is the next big primary and all the campaigns are competing here, there is this one very difficult inescapable thing they have in their face every day. it is the brutal, unforgiving, frequently profane adversary known as the new york tabloid media. one of the things i'm hoping

, new york city and the american empire. a conversation with new york university history professor thomas bender. that betweenes 1945 and 1950, post world war ii new york city became a heaven for exiles. the museum of the city of new york posted this hour-long event. it is now my great pleasure to introduce our speakers. they have four bios in our program. an intellectual and cultural historian, whose many books include new york intellect, the unfinished city, and a nation among nations. atis professor of history new york university. david reid is editor of "sex, death and god and l.a." his essays, articles, reviews and interviews have appeared in vanity fair, the paris review, the new york times, the washington post, los angeles times book review and various anthologies. what you please join me in welcoming david reid to a speak about his book and and then be joined by professor bender. [applause] mr. reid: thank you, lily. it's a pleasure and honor to be here in connection with this distinguished series. this is a memorable occasion for me because it is my first powerpoint presen

money" start now. [♪] charles: blue chips, oil, all higher today. voting under way in new york states. the polls will close in just under 3 thundershowers. donald trump is expected to. -- will close in just three hours. donald trump is expected to take his home state. state.she is hoping she can clam victory in the new york primary. we have video of her voting. she was in chappaqua where she lives. she voted this morning. it's north of here by 30 minutes. then she went to washington, d.c. she was speaking at a union conference. that's wrapped up and she will be back in new york for the 9:00 p.m. rally at the sheraton. she is turning her sites to donald trump. >> the republican frontrunner for president says wages are too high in america. i said before, i don't know who he's talking to. because americans deserve a raise. reporter: not so fast says bernie sanders. yes, americans deserve a raise, but hillary clinton should not be the president to give it to him. he walked time as square, then headed off to pennsylvania. i said don't give up on the political revolution. here is what sande

anderson. and here is new york where campaigns come to get nasty. philadelphia, too, where bill clinton today confronted protesters from black lives matter defending his wife almost lecturing them for criticizing her use 20 years ago of a word used back then to describe young violent criminals. the word was super predators, and it still packs a punch today. >> here's the thing. i like protesters, but the ones that won't let you answer are afraid of the truth. that's a simple -- very, very afraid. i talked to a lot of african-american groups. they saw black lives matter. they said take this bill because our kids are being shot in the street by gangs. because of that bill we had a 25-year low in crime, a 33-year low murder rate. and listen to this. because of that and the background check law we had a 46-year low in the deaths of people by gun violence. and who do you think those lives were? that mattered. whose lives were saved that mattered? i don't know how you would characterize the gang leaders who got 13-year-old kids hopped up on crack and sent them out on to the street to murder o

? candidates embracing their big apple roots as the pivotal new york primary loops. how will this play on broadway? >> i think most people know exactly what new york values are. >> that talk earning one candidate an old-fashioned bronx cheer tonight. >> there's no business being in the bronx! >>> plus crazy jewish mom. if you think your mother is a handful -- >> here's my daughter, are you single? >> hollywood director turned mom with no off switch. the loveable mother/daughter duo. >>> is the 49-year-old rock star volunteering for years of no sleep? for a shot at motherhood. >> i have not >> janet jackson's plea, spending the tour tonight, the long road ahead, the music legend. first the "nightline 5." >> don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase they won't. flow mace controls six inflammatory agents, flonase changes everything. ♪ ♪ ♪ come and on it come on let's go ♪ ♪ got to keep moving come on let's go ♪ >> number one in just 60 seconds. wall street. the nra. they're powerful. they usually get their way. she won't take cash

in new york and bernie sanders. sanders continues his attack, saying she was unqualified to be president. >> let me be clear. this is not the type of politics that i want to get in. i know it's what the media loves. it's not the type of politics i want to get in. but, let me be clear. if secretary clinton thinks i just came from the small state of vermont, she's mistaken. we will fight back. i do hope we can raise the level and i hope now and then the media will choose to talk about real issues. >> just a short time ago, in an unscheduled stop in the bronx, hillary clinton responded. >> it's kind of a silly thing to say, but i'm going to trust the voters of new york, who know me, and have voted for me three times -- twice for senate, once in the presidential primary. look, i didn't -- i don't know why he is saying that, but i will take bernie sanders over donald trump or ted cruz any time. so, let's keep our eye on what's really at stake in this election. we have republicans whose values are so antithetical to what's right to new york or america. and i'll keep doing what i do w

next battleground, new york, where ted cruz is doubling down on his criticism of new york values. >> they really want to see a general election between two new york liberals who agree on washington being the center of the universe. >> meanwhile the democrats' war words heats up ahead of our big debate in brooklyn one week from tonight. >> are you qualified to be president of the united states when you're raising millions of dollars from wall street? >> well, it's kind of a silly thing to say but i'm going to trust the voters of new york who know me and have voted for me three times. >> plus bill clinton takes to the campaign trail and takes on black lives matter. >> they won't hush. when somebody won't hush and listen to you, that ain't democracy. they're afraid of the truth. don't you be afraid of the truth. don't you be afraid of the truth. >> the truth shall make you free. let's begin tonight with fears of what today's party could learn from what happened in 1976. joining me, cnn chief political analyst, gloria borger, jeffrey lord who was at the convention in 1976. we're outi

clinton in new york. the senator now trying to win over blue-collar democrats while increasing the turnout of young voters. on the republican side, donald trump continues his tirade tour against his own party. he's now calling the primary process rigged after ted cruz shut him out in colorado over the weekend. the head of the rnc firing back at the front-runner saying rules are rules and nothing has changed. so once again, it's trump versus the machine. with voters growing impatient on the sidelines. >> we're not going to take it anymore. it's a corrupt system. it's a totally corrupt, rigged system. >> donald has been yelling and screaming. >> it's a crooked, crooked system. >> a lot of whining. >> if i'm the only one that can win in the fall, how do you pick somebody else? >> maybe in addition to winning, maybe we'll clean up the system so that in future years we can have an honest contest. >> and we're also moments away from john kasich about to take the stage here in new york city to deliver a major speech. it's a policy speech comparing his to the other republican candidates. o

this here empire state. on the democratic side, brooklyn native and former new york senator trying to play up their hometown roots. hillary clinton did a pair of home -- of tv interviews. she took several jobs on "morni ng joe" at bernie sanders. the credit rifle was anything-- >> jeff weaver said something interesting, inflammatory, on air. he said, the clinton campaign, they need to be careful not to destroy the democratic party in pursuit of her own ambition to be president. very strong words. [laughter] your response to that idea. [laughs] these ludicrous on the face of it. i have been campaigning for democrats, fundraising for democrats, recruiting to run and when for a really long time. -- and win for a really long time. about 40 years. i understand they are getting anxious, but they need to be thoughtful about what they say. at the end of the day, we need a democratic president. he has been campaigning for a year on his core message of any quality, which i absolutely agree with. i put forth my own plan. in the interview, it seemed unclear as to whether he -- istood how dodd-fra

leading up to the new york primary. do you expect that to continue, for him to go after hillary clinton? >> i think you will see senator sanders go after hillary clinton certainly. i think you will see that continue. here's a candidate who's raising $45 million a month. in some respects, there are a lot of supporters that want him to continue. but the fact of the matter is the math does not suggest that he should. he has a very narrow path to victory. the truth of the matter is at some point we all need to come together and focus our attention as democrats on the republican candidate, whoever that will be, whether it is trump or cruz or whatever the republicans are doing to change the rules, to create a nominee out of whatever it is they have on their side. >> yeah. >> the fact is that right now, you know, senator sanders and his supporters have to have some important conversations about the remaining primary, the way the math looks for them and that, you know, they need to start taking a look at maybe supporting hillary clinton. >> do you think that might be something this the

>>> thank you, new york. we love new york. >> you proved once again there's no place like home. >> breaking news this morning, donald trump and hillary clinton win big in new york. blowout victories reshaping the race for president. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine roman. >> i'm john berman. it's 4:00 a.m. in the east. the breaking news this morning, huge wins for donald trump and hillary clinton in new york. significant wins. race-shaping wins. both front runners, they won their home state. look at what donald trump did. he had 60% of the vote. he beat john kasich, his closest rival, and ted cruz a distant third. ted cruz didn't pick up a single delegate. donald trump may walk away with almost all of them. we have him at 89 right now. john kasich with three. a few more to be allocated. trump will probably reach 90 or 91. this significantly improves his chances of getting the 1237 delegates he needs to clinch the nomination in the first ballot. on the democratic side, hillary clinton, she won a big victory. look at that. beating bernie sanders by 15 points

sanders interview with the new york editorial board. >> do you believe that bernie sanders is qualified and ready to be president of the united states? sec. clinton: i think the interview raised a lot of serious questions. sec. sanders: let me just say in response to secretary clinton. i don't believe that she is qualified. i don't think that you are qualified if you get $15 million from wall street through your super pacs. [applause] think you are qualified if you have voted for the disastrous war in iraq. [applause] clinton: i don't know why he is saying that. i will take bernie sanders over donald trump, over ted cruz anytime. sec. sand -- clintonders: secretary thinks they are going to beat us up and go after us in sometimes a really uncalled for way. they think we are not going to fight back, they can guess again. this campaign will fight back. sec. clinton: i think it's a silly statement. he's free to say what he can. >> we know the devil watches money in the end. that is the kind of campaign she is running. >> i'm hopeful that reasonable minds will prevail today and tha

>>> hi, everybody, good afternoon. i'm thomas roberts at msnbc headquarters in 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 bumpy ri

new york. maloney: the irs is developing the taxpayer experience of the future. a virtual taxpayer assistance through online accounts will replace the personal interaction for digital savvy taxpayers. bythis plan has been driven the lack of appropriate funding and continual cutbacks in the operations of the irs. opinion, does the plan have the potential for making the agency more efficient in saving money for the future? ms. olson: i personally don't think so. ms. maloney: if you were to move is itd with this program, necessary for congress to make a lot of contributions to the cost of it? olson: it will require some significant upfront costs. i couldn't give you an estimate right now. parts of it are in the president's budget proposal. because we have systems that are we're just very archaic in our systems, to pull off something like this and haven't really integrated will cost a lot of money. the total reengineering of the of the irs. made --bservation is future challenges require digital transformation at the irs and you state that the irs needs to transform its taxpayer service

believe the two of you are sitting together in the new york studio. >> it must be because new york is next up. >> kristin, let me start with you. so much back and forth. questions the latest? >> a couple of things. first of all, the clinton campaign has been saying this is an act of desperation on the part of senator sanders, and making a couple of points. one, the point that you made, that she didn't actually say he wasn't qualified, although she did walk up to the line. number two, they say look, if he is going to apply that argument to secretary clinton, he could apply the same reasoning for president obama, or john kerry, to say they're diseququalified. number three, when she spoke to reporters, this undermines party unity. this reality, this could become part of an ad in a general election. what we're seeing is the gloves are coming off for the reasons you're talking about, new york is the battle ground. the clinton campaign wants to turn the page, a series of losses, secretary clinton has a huge delegate lead, but this is her home turf. it's also a place with more than 200 deleg

battle of new york. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews back in washington. in a few minutes, donald trump will speak for the first time since his double digit trouncing out in wisconsin last night. can he still present himself as a winner in november, after such a beating in april? can he convince the big shots in his party that it's better to live with him, as the presidential nominee than to die in the explosion should they reject him in cleveland. the polls light up the situation face bid republican leaders, a monoth poll, shows the most delegates heading into the convention, simply put, he should be the nominee. in other words, a completion rejection of the stop trump argument. the new york businessman must reach 1,237 or walk away a loser. i'm joined by new york magazine contributing editor, a new title for our man, andrew sullivan, time mag jeazinemagazine, jane small. gene, he want to start with you, i think know where you're coming from. if trump in two weeks win ors loses new york, he'll probably win, it looks like he'll get to 1,237 an they deny h

>> i will fight for you every single day in the white house. >> new york state help me the country to political revolution. antwan: calling on new yorkers for support. we're following breaking news out of westchester, students are on lockdown, they were sense an alert that an armed suspect may have fled the campus, we have a fox 5 crew on the way. christina: to race for white house, hillary clinton, and bernie sanders were stumping for much needed votes fors this race could come down to the wire tuesday. clinton where a -- with a 53-43% lead over bernie sanders. >> lidia curanaj has been following them both today, she was with mrs. clinton today. reporter: st depends on what poll you want to believe, one poll had clinton up as much as 14, it looks like that gap is narrowing, it could be anyone's race. hillary clinton keeping up her busy campaign schedule in new york just days ahead of the democratic primary. sunday mayor de blasio stumped for the former secretary of state in brooklyn. >> i was up in washington heights, i said to trump last summer -- enough, you stop with the hate f

inexplicably purged from the polls ahead of tuesday's primary. absurd that in brooklyn, new york, where i was , tens ofually thousands of people, as i understand it, have been purged from the voting rolls. amy: we will host a discussion on the new york primary results. then from brooklyn to brazil or the lower house of brazil's congress has voted to impeach president dilma rousseff. she claims her opponents are mounting a coup. >> it is a coup. it is a coup dressed as original sin, which is the fact there is no legal basis for my impeachment. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. former secretary of state hillary clinton and real estate mogul donald trump scored significant victories in new york tuesday, in a primary marked by widespread reports of voter disenfranchisement and irregularities at polling sites. on the republican side, donald trump won 60% of the vote. he appears poised to win 89 of the 95 delegates up for grabs in new york. ohio governor john kasich came in second, with 25% of the vote. m

>> from fox five nice. this is "good day new york." >> taxes are due because it is april 15th. >> it is friday. nice to have you with us. i'm rosanna scotto. greg kelly here. we're not complaining about the weather at all. beautiful, sunny, and temperatures this weekend boeing to be, spectacular. a-plus. audi puente is as good time charlie it had the road. >> where did he go? part-time meteorologist. big debate between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. got very intense, listen to this. >> excuse me. senator, please. >> new york, los angeles, or seattle. >> you're both screaming at each other. >> oh, boy. >> i don't think they were quite screaming at each other. >> no, but it got loud. wolf blitzer said they were screaming at each other. >> it had a brooklyn feel but it was good. republican candidates tried to woo new yorkers at the bop dinner. >> john kasich, went with the like tie routine. >> a lot of people outside the venue trying to interrupt the galla. the gala went on despite people it. >> what i saw when i walked right by it, it was well-controlled. people we encounte

," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta is up next. >>> tonight, "on the record," new york values is sizzling again as the presidential race moves to the big apple. g.o.p. frontrunner donald trump stepping up his attack on senator ted cruz over cruz's crack over new york values. during the debate cruz criticized trump for having those so-called new york values. >> lyin' ted cruz came today. he couldn't draw 100 people. >> our friends in the media are very comfortable with the new york liberal who has supported andrew cuomo and hillary clinton. >> do you remember durings the debate when he started lecturing me on new york >> the values in new york city are socially liberal or proabortion or pro-gay marriage. >> i have got this guy standing over there looking at me talking about new york values with scorn in his hatred of new york. >> the people of new york know exactly what those values are. they are the values of liberal democratic politicians. >> so, folks, i think you can forget about him. >> radio talk show host and life set. laura ingraham. >> good to be with you, greta. >> new y

. >> hey, jose. this, of course, is the local transit workers union here in new york city, endorsing bernie sanders. he, of course, has made trade unions a focus of his campaign. this is something he talks a lot about. and has touted regularly in the cities that he has gone to. he, of course, also has an endorsement from communication workers of america, one of the only national umbrella union groups to back him over secretary clinton. important, of course, because verizon workers just went on strike this morning. the reality here, jose, is it's a difficult moment right now for the sanders campaign. it's becoming clear that their battle here in new york is going to be harder than they thought it was. that possibly, secretary clinton's lead in the polls is more durable than they were hoping that it would be. now we're going to see if that's going to change with some pretty intense potentially optics over the course of the next couple days. tonight, he has a big rally in washington square park near nyu. expecting a crowd of thousands for that rally. he's got similar events planned in p

guns and foreign policy. they thought they were going to come into the new york primary and blow him out. even though comes from a small rural state, he is able to play the politics of new york primaries. >> a small rural state? >> that's exactly what donald trump said when he put out the firework of his wife against heidi cruz. he did it first. this is 5-year-old stuff. he did it first, or she did it first is exactly the trump defense. >> chris, they were going to run us over with a truck here in new york. okay, i've been through new york primaries before. i know what it's like. that's what they intended to do. i'm very happy to hear secretary clinton has finally said the words that bernie sanders is qualified to be president. okay, because saying he is better than donald trump, listen, i've got a 28-year-old daughter, she is better than donald trump for president. that wasn't good enough. she is saying it, he said it, let's talk about the issues. there are big differences on big issues. we should debate them in new york. >> governor, hillary clinton, i have a theory here. excuse me

congressional district. new york is a state that allocates delegates statewide based on the performance. it also allocates by district. the more delegates he will take out of a delegate rich date. it is worth following his performance throughout the night. after new york, there are a few more states that look good for him. it is mostly northeastern next week. so far the cold seem to be promising for donald trump -- so far the polls seem to be promising for donald trump. places like rhode island, maryland, each state is different. there is no place where it looks right now that he is really struggling. as we go into this portion, where maybe stylistically he is a decent fit, these states coming up appeared to be pretty good for him. steve: we welcome our listeners. all eyes are on new york. once the results come in, we will have those for you on the bottom of the screen. for the radio audience, we will tell you. right now the network is declaring donald trump the winner on the republican side. still too early to call between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. we are asked do

>>> this is "nightline." >> tonight -- >> thank you, new york. >> as the new york primary numbers pour in, the projected winners in that knockdown, drag-out battle for ballots. >> this one's personal. >> why the hometown showdown matters. the tally that may turn the tide in the race for the white house. >>> and major leaguer adam laroche baring his soul on what spurred him to turn his back on his multimillion-dollar career. putting family first. the exclusive conversation and the undercover mission he says changed him forever. >>> and the brotherly light saber rattling. when princes harry and william tour the set of "star wars." and nothing says may the force be with you like a hug from chewy. but first here, the "nightline" 5. >>> number one in just 60 seconds. ♪ >>> good evening. and tonight, what could be a turning point in one of the wildest presidential elections in memory. the results are in, and both donald trump and hillary clinton have brought home victories in the new york primary. late details coming in tonight. it's your voice your vote. and abc's david wright is at

tomorrow. which is the gargantuan-sized new york state primary. this time tomorrow night, polls will have just closed in new york state. new york state has 20 million people in it. new york state has a huge number of delegates to allocate on both sides the presidential contest. these are the last four polls all of which show hillary clinton leading in new york by anywhere from 6 to 17 points. interestingly bernie sanders has been intimating the democratic polls are wrong and that he has information that indicates that he might win new york. okay, we shall see. on the republican side, i don't want to say less drama. on the republican side, as usual, there's tons of drama but there is little suspense on the republican side in terms of tomorrow night's outcome. these are the last five polls out on the republican side of the race. and as you can see, there is no suspense. donald trump leading anywhere from 29 to 35 points. that's not the percentage of the vote he's polling at, that's the percentage of the vote by which he is leading his closest competitor. that's nuts. those are huge mar

: good evening i am lou dobb, donald trump unexpectedly clearing his schedule to focus on new york primary in lune -- in less than two weeks, cancncels s a friday press conference in california, a campaign spokeseswoman confirming he will be campaigning throughout new york. part of reason that trump may be able to do that is because he is leleading ted cruz and all of pololls, in upcoming primarieies states including new york. a brand-new field popoll out of california shows trump with a 7 point lead over cruz. washshington post poll out of maryland, showing trump with a 10 point lead. over john n kasich, cruz running third. this week, hardly have started better for cruz, but his wisconsin win, has not produced momentum in any other state to this point. and new york is down right hostilto the senator from texas. the new york daily news covered, didid not mince words with its front page, take the fu train, ted, and cruz trying not to necessarily winew york. but to try it block trump from winning 50% of the vote. and taking all of the states 95 delegates. >> donald trump has been supporting

double digits. today both candidates are in new york campaigning ahead of the april 19th primary. on the republican side ted cruz swept the colorado conventions. he has won 34 out of colorado's 37 delegates so far. politics nation with al sharpton starts now. >>> new york, new york. >> it's great to be home. this is home. >> it is so great to be in new york. >> it's fantastic. >> i love new york. >> the media capital of the world becomes the center of politics. and the democrats take off the gloves. >> i don't believe that she is qualified. >> it's kiechbd a silly thing to say. >> the mayor of new york city bill de blasio and bernie sanders' campaign manager weigh in. plus the gop contest and the battle over new york values. >> the values of liberal democratic politicians like andrew cuomo, like anthony weiner, like eliot spitzer. >> a response to ted cruz from former congressman anthony weiner. and bending toward justice. a new series from "politics nation." >> making sure our criminal justice system doesn't just function as a pipeline for underfunded schools to overcrowded jails. >

>>> now on "today in new york," damage across our area with more royough weather on the way. we've got your storm team 4 forecast. >>> plus, breaking news and live pictures out of philadelphia where amtrak suspended service to new york after an accident kills two people. >>> decision 2016. the candidates spar ahead of tuesday's primary in wisconsin. we'll have the latest on the campaign trail for you. in new york" at 10:00 on a sunday morning. i'm panel. >> i'm gus rosendale. the weather developing. don't be fooled by the clear skies. wicked winds coming through the entire area. raphael miranda tracking that in storm team 4 weather sen center. >> we're seeing the winds gusting near 50 miles per hour. we've seen gusts as high as 60 miles per hour. also delays there. you can see jfk, you have a gust of 49 miles per hour. newark 48. laguardia, 46 miles per hour. e winds have been going on for hof urs like this. the tree limbs are starting to get weaker and weaker. that's why we're seeing the limbs falling. po bwerutages also a possibility. take a look at where we're expecting the stro

we. >>> hi, everyone. i'm alex witt here in new york. this is the place for politics. here's what's happening. as republican candidates get ready to fight forenew york's 95 delegates during tuesday's primary donald trump is once again ramping up his charge against the party's delegate system. here's what he said at a rally in connecticut last night. >> you know the system is rigged, folks. and the top republicans called up, donald, please, you cow stop saying that? look, i'm telling the truth. but despite the rigging i think we get there before the convention. i think we do. >> meanwhile ted cruz once again called for party unity daurg a rally in western new york last night. >> and if we come together as one, if we unite, we are going to win this republican nomination. if we unite, we are going to win the general election and beat hillary clinton. and we are going to turn this country around. >> cruz is in wyoming today as donald trump and john kasich hold events throughout new york. their last ditch efforts to new yorkers coming to time when a brand new poll shows trump maintaining

afternoon to you. i'm steve kornacki live in new york. any second now, we're expecting donald trump to start a rally in upstate new york, in rome, new york, keeping an eye on that, we will bring it to you when he starts speaking. in the meantime, we just heard from house speaker paul ryan. once again, flatly refusing any potential convention floor coup that would make him in republican nominee for president. >> we have too much work to do in the house to allow this speculation to swirl or to have my motivations questioned. so let me be clear. i do not want, nor will i accept the nomination for our party. >> that was paul ryan, again, just a few minutes ago, trying his best to keep his name out of the mix, in a republican race that has reached a critical juncture. a week from today, one week from today, new yorkers will be votes in key primaries in both races. new numbers to tell you about on that front. our new nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist toll shows good news for donald trump in his home state. he's sitting at 54%. remember, if he can earn more than 50% in every congressional

, hopping the subway, stumping in new york. we're going to have more on that. it's bernie sanders now accused of really taking the low road for saying that clinton, former senator in the state of new york, former secretary of state, is, quote/unquote, unqualified to be president of the united states. an assertion he stood by today. albeit with regret. that the sort of rhetoric republicans adopted long ago is now tainting the democratic contest. >> are you qualified to be president of the united states when you're raising millions of dollars from wall street and greed, recklessness and illegal behavior helped destroy our economy? look, let me be clear. this is not the type of politicings. i know it's what the media loves. it's not the type of politics i want to get in. let me also be very clear. if secretary clinton thinks i've just come from the small state of vermont and we're not used to it, we'll get used to it fast. we will fight back. >> well, secretary clinton, she, this morning, laughed off any of that criticism from senator sanders, adding she will continue to point out contra

business' neil cavuto. the polls about to close in new york just seconds away from 8:00. and neil cavuto. you will want to stay right where you are. good night. [♪] noun fox business network coverage of the new york primary. here is neil cavuto. neil: it's a beautiful night. it could be a beautiful night for the frontrunners. 95 delegates up for grabs on the republican side and 247 for the democrats. the expectation is both of the frontrunners come into this race needing a little civility. donald trump after getting stunned in wisconsin is trying to move he many the guy to beat and he could add to that today. exit polls are all over the map when it comes to ganging where our viewers and -- gauging where our viewers and voters stand. donald trump is going to do egg he can to secure the mom nation before he get to cleveland. hillary clinton hopes to put the insurgency that resulted in the likes of bernie sanders winning 7 out of 8 contests. but he's not getting more delegates. an 80-delegate gain in the process. the one to watch tonight is donald trump, and what he does. and all t

fox news alert. brand new polls out of the state of new york as the underdogs ted cruz and bernie sanders pulled off pretty impressive victories over both front runners last night. welcome to the real story. i'm martha. gretchen is off today. ted cruz putting a stop in wisconsin to the trump train. the victory many see as one step closer to a contested convention this summer in cleveland. ed henry following the democratic candidate in pennsylvania. first we go to jeff in wisconsin. jeff, last night was constant vote trance late into a change in momentum in all of this for ted cruz? >> well, it's a win he had to have but i don't know it means much going forward. you only look at that poll you just mentioned released within the last hour. take a look at the numbers. donald trump over 50% in his home state of new york and ted cruz as the very bottom. very different electorate in wisconsin. they got behind cruz here not because they like him but because they say anybody but trump. >> fascinating battle between the talk radio folks and the talks in wisconsin. when you look at new york,

nominee. in other words, a completion rejection of the stop trump argument. the new york businessman must reach 1,237 or walk away a loser. i'm joined by new york magazine contributing editor, a new title for our man, andrew sullivan, time magazinemagazine, jane newt small. gene, he want to start with you, i think know where you're coming from. if trump in two weeks win ors loses new york, he'll probably win, it looks like he'll get to 1,237 an they deny him the nomination because he is 1,158, what happens? >> i don't see him denying the nomination if he is that close. i really don't. first of all, there are some sort of uncommitted unfledged -- unpledged delegates. he'll be working on them. you're power broker, trying to make this decision, are you going to give the middle finger to your base, to your most energized activist base? and i think the answer is you're probably not going to. i don't see him -- >> what would be appropriate gesture if you said to women of the republican party, jane, if you are picking on a guy who said these things, taking these positions he has had? what d

new york. new reaction from bernie sanders who sat down with nbc's anne thompson in rome following his brief meeting with pope francis. sanders discussed his decision to go to the vatican just days before the critical new york primary. >> is there a political advantage in this trip, do you think? >> i don't know that there is or isn't. the disadvantage is i'm not in new york right now. but, you know, we'll let voters make that decision. this was an invitation that i received and i just could not refuse. >> in the most recent new york poll sanders trails hillary clinton by 17 ints po. on the republican side, donald trump maintains his lead at 54%. john kasich is solidified his second place standing with 25%. ted cruz in third place in new york sets his sites on wyoming today. he will address the state republican convention this afternoon hoping the state's 14 remaining at large delegates. this as trump continues to rail against republican party officials over what he considers an unfair primary system. >> you though the system is rigged, folks. and the top republicans called up, sai

final push for votes ahead of the new york primary next tuesday. it's a primary that donald trump he's expected to win by a landslide in part because the voters of new york have not forgiven or forgotten ted cruz's quip about new york values, that was evident who cruz and trump shared the same stage for the annual new york gala. >> what are new york values? because you know, people are disputing. >> i'm not disputing and the new yorkers aren't disputing, and most people than new york and watched what we have done. >> i will admit to you i haven't built any buildings in new york city, but i have spent my entire life fighting to defend the constitution and the bill of rights. >> i'll take up the battle of new york with the chairman of the state's conservative party michael long. he'll be here, and hillary clinton and bernie sanders have officially stopped playing nice. the democrats taking part in their most contentious debate yet, one that featured plenty of yelling. >> hold it. hold it. that is not accurate. >> i have stood on the debate page with senator sanders eight prior times. >>

in new york. three days to go before voters hid the polls in what could be a make-or-break primary. let's talk now about the three migrant families who are with the pope on their way back to the vatican. atika shubert was with the pope on this trip to greece and cnn vatican correspondent delia g gallagher joins us from rome. we saw incredible pictures all morning long with the pope meeting with migrants and then we get this news that three families, including six children, get a chance to go with him boarding that plane back to rome. how does this customarily happen? we know the vatican operates as a country in and of itself with its on governing parties. but describe, if you could, how the pope managed to do this? >> i think he managed it because he's the pope. the a vatican were cle clear because there's also a question of legality of bringing these people back to italy. but the day in itself was quite a gesture for the pope to go to the island of lesbos but nobody expected he would bring back three families. and he said open your doors to refugee families and he did do that. and

the new york primary. big wins tonight for donald trump and hillary clinton. cnn projects the billionaire businessman will take the empire state by a wide margin. even though trump was heavily favored in his home state, this is perhaps his most significant and important win so far. >> let's take a look at the numbers, then, shall we? trump far and away the winner with 60% of the vote as you see there on your screen. ohio governor john kasich in second with 25% and texas senator ted cruz in third place with 14%. trump is projected to add 89 delegates to his total, bringing him to 847. here's the thing. here's the goal. he's trying to reach the magic number of 1,237 so he can clinch the party's nomination before july's convention. ted cruz will not win a single delegate in new york because he did not win a district. >> that's a big goose egg for ted cruz. trump told his supporters, though, this win was special. >> i have great, great admiration and praise for the city of new york and the state of new york. i can think of nowhere that i would rather have this victory. >> let's ta

the stakes for the primary in two weeks here in the state of new york even higher and that is where ted cruz is today specifically at an event at the -- in the bronx. guys, are these live pictures as we're watching everyone ready to roll? these are live pictures. we're watching and waiting and we'll take the top of it as soon as we senator cruz there to hear his remarks as the primary may be two weeks away, but everyone is stumping for votes starting today. let me bring in my panel as we -- i have one eye on that event, and john nichols standing by national correspondent for the nation, republican strategist lisa booth here in new york. here he is. let's go to ted cruz. >> thrilled to be here at a small business. we just had a tremendous meeting with pastors here in the bronx, with hispanic pastors, with african-american pastors. and i'm so encouraged after what was a terrific victory yesterday in wisconsin. it was a turning point, i believe, in this entire election. it culminated four states in a row in the last two weeks where we have beaten donald trump over and over and over aga

. pittsburgh, we love you. thank you for coming out. we'll see you back in new york tomorrow night. >>> right now on "justice," the last push in the big apple as the candidates try to topple the front runners for a slew of new york delegates. >> trump all the way. >> plus, i take to the streets of the big city to find out who new yorkers will cast ballots for this tuesday. tonight, street justice in the city that never sleeps. >> trump. >> why are you making me run like this? >> breaking tonight, ted cruz sweeps all 14 delegates in wyoming and now it's on to new york tuesday for all the candidates. hello and welcome to "justice," i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. my open. if there's anything the last several democratic primaries have shown us is that there's a real chance hillary clinton will not win in november. that she will not win the election. that she will not be the first female president. now, why would i say this? the most ominous sign is that hillary's losing to a 74-year-old socialist. he's beat her in the last seven straight primaries. and these

closed, our election unit called new york, projected it for donald trump. there is the finishing order tonight. john kasich, when all these numbers are settled down, we're projecting he will, indeed, finish second in new york. so the kasich campaign, armed with their sole victory in his adopted home state of ohio, he is able to pick up a second. he is going into a string of states they hope will be favorable to them. they're hoping to survive, too, i guess we can assume a third ballot in cleveland. where i said earlier, a radio talk show host was warning people, if you're coming to cleveland, bring a gas mask. that is the hillary clinton projection 39 minutes after the polls closed. we projected it for hillary clinton. we're approaching 60% of the vote in, 60/40 race. a number just about every bit as impressive as what donald trump is racking up tonight. there is new york mayor the bill de blasio, who worked for the clinton campaign years ago, has had an interesting back and forth relationship with this incarnation of the clinton campaign. >> it's interesting. he held his council

>>> hi, everybody, good afternoon. i'm thomas roberts live in schohare, new york. we're in a a farm to market food. potatoes, pallets that will be shipped to manhattan tomorrow. while this is fertile ground for candidates canvassing the state today, this area is formally known as the breadbasket of the revolution. when we think about the candidates canvassing the harvest of votes here, we have a lot to talk about, speciespecia with new york being delegate rich. more about schohare. we're about a four-hour drive west from albany, about three hours from the city of manhattan. in schoharie county there are about 7700 registered republicans and 5300 registered democrats. new york is a closed democrat state, which means you must be registered with a party to vote. new voters must have registered by march 25, and voters who want to change their party must have done so six months ago, and i mean they had to do it by october 9 of last year. oddly enough, that means two big trump supporters and surrogates won't be voting for their father on april 19. both eric and ivanka trump missed the dea

race for the white house from new york and pennsylvania. who's out front and who's gaining momentum as questions linger about what could be an interesting convention in cleveland. >> plus, bernie sanders picks up another victory last night making it seven out of the eight last cob tests. should hillary clinton be worried headed into the new york primary? >>> and new details this morning following the belgium terrorist attack. they decided to attack brussels instead. we'll have the details as we look ahead this morning on "sunday morning futures." >>> the battle for new york heats up this morning in a big way with the candidates going all out in the empire state. this after a one-sided gop primary in colorado. ted cruz sweeping all the state's delegates, a total of 34. now the campaign is moving to territory that could be less favorable and more favorable to opponents, especially donald trump. that includes new york. according to brand-new fox news polls this morning trump is leading the way in new york. john kasich coming in second with 22% support and ted cruz is in third place with 1

clinton gave her rival a taste of new york magic. >> jeff weaver says something very interesting, inflammatory on the air, saying the clinton campaign, secretary clinton, the y need to be careful not to destroy the democratic party merely in pursuit of her own ambitions to be president. very strong words, your response? hillary clinton: it is just ludicrous on the face of this. i have been campaigning for democrats, fundraising for democrats, recruiting democrats to run and win for a really long time. i think about 40 years. i understand they are getting anxious, i get that. but they need to be thoughtful about what they do say, because at the end of the day, we need a democratic president. he has been campaigning now for a year gone his core issues of inequality, which i agree with, and i have put forward my own plan. in the interview, it seemed unclear as to whether he understood how dodd-frank works -- i think i was a little bit surprised there did not seem to be a lot of substance to what he was saying. john: she went after him hard, harder than i seen after her go after him

the first-ever cadillac ct6. . >>> good day. i'm alex whit here in new york. just three days until the new york primary. some of the candidates are scattered to the far corners of the country, in fact the world. hillary clinton in hollywood. bernie sanders bringing it back and ted cruz this wyoming. donald trump, rails against gop convention rules and ted cruz. >> we have a rigged system. the republican system is rigged. it's a rigged system. >> we're seeing republicans coming together and uniting behind this campaign. >> cruz is going really down. he's the last hope. he's the last hope to stop trump. that's all he's got going. >> if we unite, we're going to win this republican nomination. if we unite, we're going to win the general votes in three days. wee we look at what happens when they move to election prizes right here on msnbc. >>> we begin with ta live pictue of syracuse, new york where donald trump will kick off his first two rallies. he gave two interviews and accused the rnc of changing the delegate rules. >> they keep saying it wasn't changed, but when they saw i was going

over there, looking at me, talking about new york values with scorn in his face. >> the people of new york know exactly what those values are. they are the values of liberal democratic politicians. >> the battle for new york erupts. very crucial state for donald trump. tonight, we will discuss new york values and senator ted cruz will be here. >> we don't know who we are releasing and we don't know what they are capable of. >> a factor investigation. democrats say the border is secure. many republicans dispute that. we will tell you what we >> do you think you have white privilege. >> yes, absolutely. >> do you want to apologize for that? >> also ahead, jesse watters on words that offend some college students. >> whoa, whoa,ñs watch your mouth. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> i'm bill o'reilly. thank for watching us tonight. new york values. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. first off, brand new monmouth poll about the new york primary on april 19th right now hometown boy donald trump leads with 52%