debate for pennsylvania attorney general. a race where money and geography matter. >> i have been an underdog any whole life. >> does experience matter? >> allegheny county stephen zappala, morganelli, two long careers in law enforcement. county commissioner josh shapiro with a different look. >> i think my opponents take a narrow view of the office. >> there are claims that morganelli and the camps are working together. the three face off on live tv. you are watching the 2016 democratic debate for pennsylvania attorney general. good evening. welcome to our live coverage from nbc and telemundo from outside of philadelphia. >> we want to thank you for watching tonight. >> we are less than three weeks way from a primary election that will play a key role in the state of pennsylvania. we are so pleased to have all three democratic candidates running for pennsylvania attorney general here with us tonight. they're standing in alphabetical order from left to right. starting with northampton district attorney, john morganelli, josh shapiro and stephen zappala, jr. >> we have gone over the g

projections. polls are closed and cnn projects donald trump will win the pennsylvania republican presidential primary, a big win for donald trump tonight. cnn also projects that donald trump is the winner in maryland. he wins the republican presidential primary in maryland. cnn also projects another win for donald trump in connecticut. he will win the republican presidential primary. on the democratic side we have a projection as well. cnn projects hillary clinton is the winner in maryland. she wins the maryland democratic presidential primary. right now we have some key race alerts at the same time. look at this. in pennsylvania and connecticut we have exit polls but we cannot make projections, too early to call on the democratic side between hillary clinton and bernie sanders in pennsylvania as well as in connecticut. we didn't do exit polls in two other states on the democratic side. delaware and rhode island, too early to call in those states as well. similarly on the republican side too early to call in two states. we didn't do exit polls in delaware and rhode island, but he

to be their party's pick for president. the big winners tonight in both pennsylvania and delaware are democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. those results are still coming in but the presidential races were called early in pennsylvania clinton was projected to win by about 10%. she's also the projected winner over bernie sanders tonight in delaware. moving to the gop side. trump was predicted to win here in pennsylvania over ted cruz and john kasich and the same story in delaware with voters picking trump as their nominee. chris o'connell is live at clinton's campaign party what was her campaign party at the philadelphia convention center. chris, you look very loan film tonight. i know it was big party earlier. >> reporter: good evening, lucy. yes, racking up four big primary wins tonight including here in the state of pennsylvania. hillary clinton is now looking towards the general election. looking to return to philadelphia for the democratic national convention in july. this time as the pear's nominee. clinton here

results in today's pennsylvania primary next. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton, both claim major victories tonight and destine to claim their party's nomination. if they're not there just yet they are close. and getting much closer. it is tuesday night and the big story on a "action news" tonight is tonight's primary hall in the northeastern united states, and for donald trump it was a clean sweep. he wins pennsylvania, delaware, maryland, connecticut, and rhode island and it wasn't enclose, anywhere. the conventional wisdom now that if he wins indiana next week he will be all but impossible to stop, and will be the republican nominee for president. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has won pennsylvania, delaware, connecticut and maryland, bernie sanders has pick off the state of rhode island. let's look at the numbers for the democrats in pennsylvania. clinton wins with 56 percent of the vote. not close, the polls suggested it would turnout just the way it did. pennsylvania republicans saw donald trump get 58 percent of the vote, ted cruz with 21 percent, kasich with

than his criminal case. >> but pennsylvania state lawmakers dwight evans appears to have unseated him. here's a look at the results in right now. dwight evans with 43% compared to chaka fattah with 36%. >> live in center city where congressman fattah conceded less than an hour ago. george? >> reporter: yeah, jacqueline, truly the end of an era in pennsylvania politics, fattah the entrenched incumbent ousted from his congressional seat of 21 years just 6 days before his federal fraud and corruption trial is set to begin. fattah walked in to the party tonight with family, greeting supporters. a crowd of about 20 to 25 somber supporters. it had been called a victory party, but for the first time in 12 elections, tonight fattah admitted that the numbers were not going to add up for him. he seemed to acknowledge that the indictment was too much to overcome. >> and, yes, against us tonight, very powerful and unflun shl peop people. they were on the other side. it's also clear the majority will have its way and they decided that someone else should take on the responsibility. >> reporter: no

. voters going to the polls in pennsylvania and delaware. coming up, we'll take a closer look at what role they will play in choosing the democratic and republican nominee for president. we'll also look at the local races and we'll take you inside this interactive exhibit here at the national constitution center called headed to the white house. all that in just a minute. first, let's get you caught up on the weather for voting day, primary day with nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley. >> getting a mild start after storms overnight. dry in philadelphia, 59 degrees. clouds in the pennsylvania suburbs, starting to see a little bit of sunshine break through the clouds in delaware. we'll see a quick warmup to 70 degrees at 9:00. look at the noontime temperature closer to 80 degrees at this hour. and the temperatures will warm to summer-like levels. 82 degrees in delaware. at the shore, chillier, 76 degrees. certainly not cool and 83 in philadelphia. the heat, though, will likely fuel more showers and thunderstorms. we're watching the radar screen and the temperatures will be clim

moving through the ohio valley into northwestern pennsylvania. that will start affecting parts of our area later this morning. right now, though, dry and much warmer than yesterday. 63 degrees in new jersey, lehigh valley, 50s, upper 50s for delaware and just dropped to 59 degrees in philadelphia. a warm start, a warmer afternoon, in fact, summer-like levels today. 83 degrees. look it comes with the possibility of some scattered showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon. as you can see by the seven-day forecast, this is going to be the warmest day that we'll have for a while. i'll take a look at the chance of storms with the futurecast when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington watching your first alert traffic. >>> we have a lot of construction to talk about. one is something kind of big this morning. the burlington bristol bridge still closed. it's supposed to clear by 5:00 this morning which is about right now. we are still seeing the closure in place and construction crews on site. take the tacony palmyra at least for the next 15 minutes or so, so you can at least be

pennsylvania and delaware voters are in the national political spotlight. prepared to vote, we'll help answer questions about voter fraud protection within new election rules and what you need to know before you head to the polls today. >> tracking showers. overnight rain is moving out of the area. another round of storms could move in this afternoon. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson, live at the national constitutionç center. today is primary day in pennsylvania and delaware. own the next three hours we'll take a closer look at the role that voters in those two states will play in selecting the nominees, republican and democratic for the president. we'll also look at local races and we'll explain this election interactive display here at the national constitution center. we'll walk you through that experience. first, let's get you updated on the forecast. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley has been tracking the storms. >> most of the wet weather has been missing us, just to the north of trenton, skirting mercer county at th

>>> 6:00, the push for pennsylvania. bernie sanders and hillary clinton courting voters in philadelphia today, just weeks before the primary here. good evening, everyone. i'm jim rosenfield. pennsylvania could play a key role in deciding who comes to philadelphia as nominee during the democratic national convention. fresh off of his victory in wisconsin, bernie sanders brought his campaign to philadelphia today. he is at an event now in center city. but these are pictures outside the liacouras center where he will next head for an event this evening. nbc 10's lauren mayk has been there all afternoon where big crowds gathered to wait to see bernie sanders. >> yeah. this line behind me is moving. you can hear cheers as they start to move toward inside. take a look at this, it's going to take quite a while to get all of the folks inside. they have some time, the rally doesn't start until 8:00. but today, this is the first day that the focus is on the state of pennsylvania and the presidential race. we had bernie sanders, hillary clinton here today. bill clinton will be here to

home state of pennsylvania. my state's crazy rules mean that no matter who wins the gop vote on tuesday, 54 delegates can still support whoever they want. is that fair? so which candidates will still be smiling after tuesday's primaries in the keystone and four other east coast states? plus, i'll talk to some of the 90,000 pennsylvania voters who switched their registration to the gop for the primary, many hoping to either help or hurt donald trump. >> i needed to switch parties. >> i'm tired of being blamed for all of the people who don't want to get off their butt and get a job. >> donald trump has been in real estate for so many years and i'm quite sure he's still in real estate. >> he's saying it from his heart. >> something equivalent to third grade recess. >> we're going to learn it's a $1 bet between him and another rich guy. >> when donald trump joined, we all decided that we weren't going to vote because it was [ bleep ]. >> we'll get to that panel of pennsylvania voters later. they had a lot to say. first, here's why my home state might be responsible for delivering th

>>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> time to vote. today it is pennsylvania and delaware's turn in the national spotlight. with the nomination picture still uncertain, hundreds of delegates are up for grabs for both political parties. >>> races in pennsylvania are being held today for attorney general and senator as people in delaware will vote for a new governor. >>> and we're tracking primary day showers as we take a live look at boathouse row along the schuylkill all lit up. the rain is moving out right now. if you plan on heading to the polls, be ready for rain, wind and perhaps even hail. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy çdavidson, live a the national constitution center for primary day in delaware and pennsylvania. this morning, we're taking a closer look at the role that voters in both states will play in collecting the presidential nominees for both republicans and democrats. more than in a moment. first, let's get you updated on the weather with nbc 10 first alert meteorologist bill henley looking at your forecast. bill? >> tracy, we'

the hour when the polls will close in pennsylvania, maryland, delaware and rhode island and the first chance to project winners. donald trump is aiming for a sweep tonight to add to the widening lead in the fight for delegates. ted cruz and john kasich, they are trying to pick off as many delegates as possible hoping to guarantee a contested convention. 172 republican delegates, they are at stake on this super tuesday. that's 14% of the number needed to win the gop nomination. for the democrats, hillary clinton is hoping to win most, if not all of the contests tonight to take her closer to her party's nomination. bernie sanders has a shot at winning rhode island and expecting to pick up delegates in the other states, as well. 384 democratic delegates, they are on the line tonight. that's 60% of the total needed to clinch the democratic nomination. jake tapper, you have more. >> all the other states, five total going to the polls today. let's check in with sara murray, the trump campaign feeling confident and good. what are they doing when they are planning for what's next? will they d

throughout pennsylvania, 76, 95 and 476, everything in the green, average speeds around the 60s right now. no issues to report on the majors in pennsylvania, new jersey or delaware. taking a closer look at 95 up in the northeast part of the city, you can see at academy road, light traffic. this stretch typically gets backed up around 6:37. i'll keep my eye on it. >> thanks for the update. >>> one last push. today candidates on both sides of the political aisle will meet with supporters ahead of tomorrow's delaware and pennsylvania primaries. and for one of the republican candidates, a stop at a south philadelphia diner is also a chance to talk about a new alliance to stop the party front-runner. nbc 10's matt delucia is live at the penrose diner to explain that. matt, tell us what this is about. >> reporter: well, tracy, governor kasich is due here at the penrose diner today at 10:00 a.m., shaking hands, talking with the voters here, making a bit of news in the past 12 hours as well, announcing that he and ted cruz are teaming up in a matter of ways to try to take down donald trump. kasic

pennsylvania, in maryland, delaware, connecticut, rhode island. these all look like trump states right now which means the next contest after that, indiana. this is why indiana is so key. on paper, unlike these states in the mid-atlantic and northeast opaper this is a state where ted cruz coupled be competitive and could defeat donald trump. it if donald trump gets the big wins we're expecting tomorrow, it becomes pivotal on ted cruz and the entire stop trump movement that they beat trump in indiana. why? because the way these 57 delegates are given out in indiana. if you win the state by just one vote, a razor thin squeaker, you get 30 of those 57 to start with. the other 27 are given out by congressional district. nine congressional districts. every one that you win you get three delegates in them. donald trump is in a situation here and this is what the stop trump people have been afraid of. if you have a three-way race in indiana, kasich, cruz, trump, they were afraid and still are donald trump gets 40, 41% of the vote. it's not a majority but a plurality. he gets all 30 of those and t

degrees. 34 in the pennsylvania suburbs. could see frost in both spots. philadelphia like yesterday is in the low 40s. it's gotten chillier since we got on the air. upper 30s to start with. look at the warmup. 60s for this afternoon. at the shore, 55 degrees. wind coming off the cooler ocean will keep temperatures cooler there. into the 60s for philadelphia and the pennsylvania suburbs. right now the temperatures have dropped to 38 in the lehigh valley. there's that 31 in south jersey. in delaware, well, a range of temperatures this morning. while it's 40 in newark. it's 37 in greenville. and further to the south, you can find the chill in the air, lincoln at 33. even colder just to the south, deep creek, georgia town at 32 des right now. each of these locations will see a warmup. some faster than others. 51 at 9:00, low 60s by 1:00. middle 60s this afternoon. the pennsylvania suburbs, starting off in the 40s. nice warmup to the 60s. lehigh valley, 40s to start with, 60s by 1:00 this afternoon. the one area not going to see the fast warmup because of that easterly wind is the jersey

already looking ahead to the pennsylvania primary on tuesday. because it is so late in the primary season, it rarely gets so much attention. not this advertisement "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in the city's fishtown section where hillary clinton will appear today. annie. >> reporter: matt, that's right and expect for most of the candidates to now focus on pennsylvania. today hillary clinton will be here at a number of events. one she'll be at earlier today is closed to the public. that is with former attorney general eric holder but she does have one open to the public here at the fill more later around 6:30. >> ♪ >> reporter: coming off a huge win in new york, hillary clinton's momentum is now aimed at pennsylvania with events planned for today in philadelphia. despite last night's loss, bernie sanders is still in. he will meet voters thursday in reading. tuesday he focused on happy valley. >> it looks like penn state is ready for a political revolution. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: ted cruz appeared upbeat and positive last night at the national constitu

run the table? does the so-called pennsylvania loophole make or break donald trump? and whatever happened to that kasich/cruz pact? "the lead" starts right now. good afternoon, welcome to a special edition of "the lead." i'm jake tapper, super tuesday number four. if those are counting at home. could be the most decisive day so far in the 2016 election. awaiting first exit poll results. voters in five states, connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania and rhode island, are all going to the polls today. at stake, for the republicans, 172 delegates. for democrats, 384 delegates. for donald trump, leading in all five states in most polls, a sweep would move him closer to locking down delegates needed to clinch the republican nomination and send a big message to ted cruz and john kasich. much more in my guest with trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski. a sweep for hillary could put hillary clinton get her within 90% of the 2383 delegates needed for the democratic nomination and all but close out any path to the nomination for senator bernie sanders. reporters are stationed up

pennsylvania, this is a cluster i talk about. that was in chester county, and moving into delaware county and that continues to move right towards philadelphia and into new jersey. pretty active over the next couple hours. more on the local weather and neighborhood forecast in a few minutes. >>> voters are still voting, polls close at 8:00, and the primaries are for the race to the white house. we're two of five states, voters in connecticut, connecticut, and rhode island as well. >> here's a look at the stakes tonight. we could have a better idea of who clempgets the nomination, n to do well in five states including delaware and pennsylvania. on the democratic side, hillary clinton cannot get enough delegates to lock up the nominati nomination, and could get her closer, sanders, though, vowed to take the election all the way to the convention no matter what. we have team coverage. what are republican leaders saying, tim? >> reporter: depends who you ask, and back to the beginning here, it's an exciting day here in delaware because the primary means something to presidential primar

, pennsylvania and rhode island. on the republican side, there was a total of 172 delegates at stake, on the democratic side, 462 up for grabs. 210 of them are in pennsylvania. hillary clinton and bernie sanders held duelling rallies in that state last night. they attacked the other's campaigns. >> my opponent's plan relies on republican governors to pay a third of the cost. somehow i don't think a lot of these republican governors are going to do that. so i don't want to make promises i can't keep. i put forth a plan that i can deliver, debt-free tuition on. >> secretary clinton is doing it the way the vast majority of politicians doing it. she's established a number of super pacs and in the last filing period her major super pac reported $25 million from special interests including $15 million from wall street. at the end of the day, it's not good enough to talk the talk, you got to walk the walk. >> clinton and sanders will campaign in the four other primary states today, while former president bill clinton picks up the pa on the in pennsylvania. republicans will be crisscrossing the stat

momentum. we're told the candidate will talk about raising incomes for pennsylvania families. they tell us they're excited to interact with secretary. >> the excitement going and also just a historical event. we can say we were there, take pictures and be part of it. >> reporter: been here since i got off work early. i want to hear what she has to say about gun violence in philadelphia. >> they say she's not a good campaigner. she says she's not a good campaigner. so i'm really curious to see how she works the crowd. >> reporter: clinton is pulling ahead of bernie sanders, her opponent. in pennsylvania right now, and pennsylvania is the state that has the most delegates up for grabs of all the contests that vote next tuesday. we'll be here covering clinton as she speaks at this event. we're live in the fillmore in fishtown, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> clinton isn't done with pennsylvania. >> yeah, she has three more stops across the state friday. bernie sanders is taking the day off from the campaign trail after his loss in new york. but tomorrow he'll make campaign stops in scranton a

leaving it in ruins. >> pennsylvania becomes the focus in the race for the white house today. we are live where voters will choose their party's nominee for president. >> roads are wet after april showers and thunderstorms slammed parts of the delaware valley overnight. accuweather is tracking even more downpours for later. >> so let's get you ready with meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> all right, guys, well, we're off to a fairly cloudy start. i think we are going to see some sun especially south of philadelphia but even in the city some and as you take a look at satellite and radar, we do have the showers that came through last night, a couple of you had a brief rumble of thunder and some lightning. it's that second system out by pittsburgh that's going to come in later this afternoon and give us another round of showers and perhaps some spotty gusty thunderstorms. 59 degrees, not breezy, fairly comfortable, a light jacket i think definitely works on the way in. 53 in allentown, 56 in wilmington, 55 in trenton currently and in the 60's in millville, ca

zone. >>> we are just a day away from medical marijuana being signed into law in pennsylvania. you'll hear from a doctor who says it's about time. but it will be a while before the medication gets to patients. >>> let's take a live look outside right now over philadelphia. all is still dark and quiet at the moment. morning chill won't last very long. we're on our way to a nice warm up for our saturday. we'll have the details in our new neighborhood weather. >>> good morning welcome back to "nbc 10 news today". i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. let's get to meteorologist bill henley. he has our new neighborhood weather. it's a detailed forecast. focused on where you live. and you get the seven day any time. >> it comes up after my name which is very important. we'll get your seven day forecast not just the philadelphia forecast but for each of the zones. philadelphia, delaware. jersey shore. there's a nice warm up today. each of our zones will see plenty of sunshine. 8:00 this morning, 46 degrees, 57 and climbing. delaware. pennsylvania suburbs clear skies, spring city,

the presidential primaries. hillary clinton declared the winner of pennsylvania, beat out bernie sanders 56-43 percent with 81 percent of the votes in. on the republican side in pennsylvania, donald trump won over ted cruz and john kasich with 80% of the vote in. trump with 58 percent, ted cruz 21 percent. john kasich 19. >> let's go to delaware, hillary clinton winning there 60 percent of the votes. bernie sanders 39% of the votes and that's with 100% in. on the republican side, presince reporting donald trump coming in with 61 percent to jafshg's 21 and ted cruz's 16%. >> our area seen plenty of campaigning by all the candidates leading up to the primary but the only one left in the area tonight is hillary clinton. natasha brown is at the pennsylvania convention center now where clinton gathered with her supporters about an hours ago. natasha? >> reporter: as you can see behind me the party is actually wrapped up here at the pennsylvania convention center. not without much fanfare for hillary clinton, she won big here in the state of pennsylvania and throughout the northeastern

. >> i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> voting is under way right now in pennsylvania, connecticut, maryland, delaware, and rhode island. welcome to super tuesday number 4, a showdown in five northeastern states. reports at polling stations. we also have exit polling data coming into "the situation room" in a few moments. hillary clinton and donald trump, they're hoping today's contests bring them one giant leap closer to being the only viable candidate in the respective parties. clinton has severeral events today, while trump has one on the public schedule. he planned to speak later tonight in new york. cnn political reporter sara murray joining us from outside trump tower in manhattan. how's the trump campaign feeling about its chances tonight? >> reporter: well, wolf, the trump campaign feels very confident going into tonight. they think it's possible they could sweep all five states and come away with a number of delegates and that's the kind of momentum that will help them going forward. they think after tonight, they can really make the argument that ted cruz and

♪ >>> right now at 11:00, a campaign blitz in pennsylvania and delaware. the presidential candidates rally with supporters ahead of tomorrow's big primaries. they're final message before voters hit the polls. >>> and it's been a great stretch of weather but just in time for primary day we're tracking showers and storms. i'll tell you the best window of time to head out to the polls. >>> also, clean up on the pennsylvania turnpike is still happening hours after a deadly tractor trailer crash. when officials believe all lanes of the highway will be back op open. >>> but we begin night with can countdown to primary day. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >> hi, everyone, i'm jessica dean. >>> polls in pennsylvania and delaware open in just about eight hours and the presidential candidates took every opportunity to get out the vote in our area. our team coverage begins tonight with "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt who is live outside city hall. that's where hillary clinton held a rally this evening. david? >> reporter: jessica, this was hillary clinton's last big

pennsylvania. >> when you look at pennsylvania, we have problems everywhere you look. >> the candidates make their pitches. >> tomorrow it's on to connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, rhode island, and beyond. >> the road to the white house runs through the keystone state. >> you know what, i think we're going to win here in pennsylvania next week. >> and good evening, i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. senator bernie sanders predicted victory while campaigning in erie today. while he sounded confident about pennsylvania, he did not win new york tonight. >> instead, that victory went to hillary clinton, new york's former senator. she won with 58% of the vote. for the republicans, donald trump was the victor. he won 60% of the vote in his home state. >> when you look at pennsylvania, when you look at indiana, when you look at maryland and rhode island and so many places, we have problems everywhere you look. we are going to solve those problems and one of the big problems -- one of the big problems is the economy and jobs and that is my wheelhouse. >> meanwhile, clin

♪ >>> right now at 11:00, a campaign blitz in pennsylvania and delaware. the presidential candidates rally with supporters ahead of tomorrow's big primaries. they're final message before voters hit the polls. >>> and it's been a great stretch of weather but just in time for primary day we're tracking showers and storms. i'll tell you the best window of time to head out to the polls. >>> also, clean up on the pennsylvania turnpike is still happening hours after a deadly tractor trailer crash. when officials believe all lanes of the highway will be back op open. >>> but we begin night with can countdown to primary day. good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >> hi, everyone, i'm jessica dean. >>> polls in pennsylvania and delaware open in just about eight hours and the presidential candidates took every opportunity to get out the vote in our area. our team coverage begins tonight with "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt who is live outside city hall. that's where hillary clinton held a rally this evening. david? >> reporter: jessica, this was hillary clinton's last big

two hours away from the polls opening in pennsylvania and delaware. we're breaking down exactly what you need to know. voters in pennsylvania, you'll see more than the presidential candidates' names on your ballot. >> meanwhile at 5:30 this morning, we're focusing on lincoln financial field. right now we're tracking showers and thunderstorms in our area. we could even see hail today. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. live at the national constitution center. today is primary day for voters in pennsylvania and delaware. and this morning, we're taking a closer look at the role those voters will play in nominating, in choosing the nominees on both the democratic and republican side. more on that in a moment. first, let's check with first alert meteorologist bill henley. >> that first round of showers and thunderstorms, though they were strong, they have moved out. delaware saw some of the strongest. 57 degrees in delaware. wilmington reported some hail. you will see sunshine before the next round of showers pops up this afternoon. by 11:00 this morning, delaware 76

. and i am here this morning with a word of hope and encouragement all across pennsylvania and all across this country, people are waking up and help is on the way. [applause] this next election is going to come down to 3 issues. jobs, freedom, and security. let's start with jobs. i want to take a minute to talk to all the single moms who are here, who are working 2-3 part-time jobs. who have seen your hours >> and we are going to pass a flat tax. so, everyone of us can fill our taxes on a postcard. and, when we do that, we will abolish the irs. [applause] now apparently the irs not too popular in pittsburgh. [laughter] i have to say that is a bit of a prop because both hillary and donald trump have come out for higher taxes. [boos] you know what, have we got into this mess to begin. we are going to rein in the epa. [applause] and the federal regulators who have descended like locusts on farmers and ranchers and small businesses, killing jobs all across this country. [applause] pennsylvania is an energy state. [applause] being a texan, i know a little bit about that. you look back

, a/k/a, the political class and the folks i saw at the donald trump rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania, who could care less about this and would root for him to take us all. >> they love that pe is going back against the elites that diggs t disdain him. >> the more they try to stop him, to improose their will, th better he does. this alliance has failed. >> it is just a bar om ter of how fed up people are. i don't know whether it is donald trump himself. he has an awful lot to do with it because he is a good communicator and great brander of himself. people are fed up, feel betrayed in the republican party. >> one more crack at this. >> the more the elite and the establishment complain about donald trump, it doesn't matter. >> how does hillary clinton run against donald trump? >> easily. >> she is plenty tough. she is tough. she has to advance these ideas. that's the whole reason for doing it. she is not a natural politician. she is a natural policy person, effective in her leadership jobs. she has to play her game, not his. she is not going to get up there like marco rubio and attack

delegates, 28 in connecticut, 19 in rhode island, 16 in delaware, 17 in pennsylvania, but remember this thing about pennsylvania, there's also 54 delegates unbound, free agents, so to speak, who can vote for whoever they want. let's begin with jeff in indiana where one candidate has been getting a head start in the hoosier state. what a mystery. >> reporter: you got to stay one step ahead. actually two candidates, i'm in a place called the colombia club, which is appropriately enough, right across from downtown indianapolis where american ninja warrior is filming. that might be a case for john kasich. he has famously said he's not campaigning in indiana, doesn't stop him from fundraising. the big battle in indiana is trump and cruz, but right now i'll tell you, it is a toss up in this state, particularly since that agreement between kasich and cruz, that they would kind of divide the states up, at least the states of indiana and the other two that kasich is going to campaign in and cruz is not going to. the latest fox news poll show that trump is in the lead and these polls were all don

app. >>> to decision 2016 now. the push for pennsylvania, we are now just five days away from the state's primary. voters go to the polls next tuesday. pennsylvania has long been an afterthought in the primary stake, but it's a key player in crowning this year's nominees. >> three presidential hopefuls are in the keystone state today. trump in harrisburg, and kasich in media now, and sanders stopped in vanton and reading before oaks montgomery county. >> we want him to really come out, attack with a fast ball. >> reporter: sitting in the parking lot seven hours before the big event. >> listening to baseball. >> reporter: the first college kids first to arrive as sanders visits. >> he wants to help middle class and invest in jobs and education rather than incarceration. >> reporter: volunteers beefed the crowd working ahead of the ground game. >> this is a delegate game, so we need to get as many delegates as we can. we cannot afford to lose pennsylvania. >> reporter: sanders spoke in scranton today, a working class town hurt by the loss of manufacturing and railed against greed on

:00, medical marijuana will be legal in pennsylvania. but smoking it won't be allowed. we'll break down the bill that's heading to the governor's desk. >>> plus, a philadelphia nun accused of drinking and driving, is offering a judge a new explanation of what happened when she was arrested. why she says her memory is hazy. >>> but we begin with exclusive video. the police chief walks out of court where she faced accusations of stealing nearly $20,000 worth of electricity. good evening, everyone. >> police discover the electrical theft during a house fire. inside this house an alleged illegal hookup of appliances, a jacuzzi and tanning bed. the assistant's husband is also in trouble. investigators say he stole expensive batteries from a little league team. >> nbc 10's drew smith is covering all angles of this story from falls township. >> reporter: we took our questions about this arrest straight to falls police chief bill wilcox. he said he can't comment at all about his administrative assistant. he's recused himself and bucks county investigators are still making their case agains

new york's primary. now they're looking ahead to primaries in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. >>> decision day, a philadelphia fun heads back to court today to learn her fate in a drunk driving crash. >>> also, jogging trail assault. police say someone knocked out a woman as she was running along a new castle county trail. >>> 4:00 a.m. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast, find out about the morning ahead.ç bill? >> clear skies and temperatures are cooling down. chilly in the pennsylvania suburbs, 44 degrees right now. the cool spot, the lehigh valley at 43. skies are clear there. once the sun is up we'll see the temperatures start to come up at 7:00. bright sunshine as we head through the morning. for philadelphia, 52 degrees. not quite as mild as yesterday but close. we'll cool down a little bit by 6:00 and then sunshine will quickly turn temperatures around, 56 degrees is what we're looking for by lunch time today. this afternoon, right up to the 07 degree mark for most

. >> all right, let's talk quickly about the race for attorney general in pennsylvania. it's gotten more interesting this past week. three people running for the race on the democratic side. and now the white house has actually endorsed one of them. josh shapiro, is the montgomery county commissioner who would like to be the ag in the next go round. very unusual for a sitting president to endorse someone running for a state attorney general's office. what did you make of that? >> well, i think josh shapiro is a rising star. that's one thing i make of it. i'm not sure otherwise why the president would intervene. and i think people here have better knowledge -- they've actually run for this. i think this job, though, is as important, if not more so, than governor. and we've seen that with kathleen kane, we've seen it with tom corbett, who became governor. we've seen some of the biggest scandals -- sandusky and others -- and they all come back to this office in pennsylvania. >> it's certainly a launching point. so, what do you think, jim, because you did run for attorney general. the a

. >> connecticut will divy up 28 delegates. delaware's winner gets all 16 there. pennsylvania will proportionately award 71 delegates. rhode island has 19 proportionate delegates. here in maryland 38 delegates. the winner will take them all. there will be a record turnout because there is a senate democrat primary. >> my bet is on a record turnout for sure. >> turning to the dem gratz both candidates making their closing sales pitch. >> team coverage blue bell pennsylvania, rick, good morning. >> good morning heather and abby. we are in a retirement community where it is expected to be strong in a race that matters at this point in roughly four years for the democrats. only dem graocrats can vote fo l hillary or bernie today. the democratic delegates are bound. they must vote at the convention for the candidate who wins here. it looks like hillary will be the winner if polls and predictions are correct. 384 total delegates in the five states including 55 in connecticut 21 delaware and 95 in maryland. hillary is predicted to win the delegates in all five states. rhode island may be

connecticut and you go pennsylvania. i mean, the whole thing. delaware. and every one of them was conclusive and every state is so different. i mean, it's so digit. i think one of the greats was when you look at almost 50% in massachusetts, and almost 50% in the state of alabama, now, that's pretty different, but we have all across the board, and i think we're going to do really well in washington state. i think we're going to do amazingly well in oregon and every place we're going to. i mean, we're going to be going fighting hard, new mexico. we're going to be fighting really hard. i think that governor kasich and senator cruz have really, really hurt themselves with a faulty deal that was defaulted on before they even started because kasich said, well, what do you mean, aren't they going to vote for me in indiana? well, i said, i thought they just made that deal. so what it is is politicians, all talk, no action. they can't get it done and certainly can't straighten out our country because we're going to bring back jobs, take care of our military. we're going to be doing so many

cruz heading into tuesday's primary. >>> brian web for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> pennsylvania is a crucial state for both parties. face the nation moderator john dickerson tells us ukee washington -- tells our ukee washington that is delegates in the key stoat stone state will play a very important role in selectinselecting the party nome he says bernie sanders really does need big win. >> he can't just fight her to get even he has to beat her by 10 points to be able get enough delegates to even come close to matching or -- excuse me that slinging lead she's already got so it's not just that he has to get to zero. he has to beat her by a lot and a lot of different contests. >> john, let's flip the script could the commonwealth of emerge as key player in crowning the nominee there are unpledged delegates in the republican race who are not going to be tied to anyone candidate. and so if donald trump doesn't get to the 1,237 he needs to have majority of delegates, unbound delegate, unpledge delegate is going to be gold for him because he's going to be trying to make the case to that u

. trump was satisfied, and looking to the future. >> when you look at pennsylvania, when you look at indiana, when you look at maryland and rhode island and so many places, we have problems, every where you look. we are going to solve those problems. one of the big problems, one of the big problems is the economy and jobs and that is my wheel house. >> on the democratic side it looks like hillary clinton will win new york by something close to 14 to 15 points. there are 247 delegates at stake and they will be distributed proportionately. this was the scene at clinton headquarters in new york city, the pundits said clinton had to win her home state big, double digit big and that she did. this is hillary clinton within the past hour. >> it is hum blink, it is humbling that you trust me with the awesome responsibilities that await our next president, and and to all of the people who supported senator sanders, i believe there is much more that unites us then divides us. >> clinton is beginning to extend her hand to sanders supporters, she will need them. word is, should she win the nomin

week. the pennsylvania attorney general's office will now take a second look at the nightclub brawl. >> the look at the paper work, the video, all of the video. and then they'll make a decision. >> reporter: john with the fraternal order of police demanded the new investigation. he says mccoy assaulted and seriously injured two off duty cops and hoping new information breaks the case open. >> clearly assault. i mean, from what i understand, there's more extensive video where it shows even more of an assault so, you know, we'll see what happens. >> reporter: the state must decide whether prosecutors in philly handled the case correctly. if not, they'll consider whether to ask a court to reverse the decision. the d.a. said it was rock solid investigation based on dozens of interviews, video and medical records. in the end, there was not adequate evidence to prove that any individual committed a criminal offense. what is clear is that this case is causing a rift between cops who investigate crimes and the district attorney who prosecutes them. >> i can guarantee you at no time in the n

♪ >> right now the votes are in and you decide. pennsylvania and delaware chooses who they want to run for president. voters in both states picking hillary clinton on the democratic side and donald trump for the republicans. candidates from both sides flooded our area ahead of today's primaries. good evening, i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. that's not the only race tonight. you will see results running at the bottom of your screen all night long. those results are still coming in right now but the presidential races were called early. in pennsylvania, clinton was projected to win by about 10%. she's also projected the winner over bernie sanders tonight in delaware. moving to the gop side trump was predicted to win here in pennsylvania. over ted cruz and john kasich and it's the same story in delaware with voters picking trump as their nominee. >>> chris o'connell is at hillary clinton's campaign headquarters here in philadelphia. big party there tonight, chris, at least it was. now it look like they're cleaning up. >> reporter: yeah, big party, big night indeed for hillary clint

eyes are on pennsylvania and on philadelphia, because of the weird role that pennsylvania has in the republican race, with its unbound delegates. the state-wide delegates in pennsylvania will all go to donald trump. the question of what happens to this huge number, more than 50 of unbound delegates elected from congressional districts across the state is the big republican question of the night. jacob soboroff has found one of these elusive delegate candidates in pennsylvania. jacob? >> reporter: so, we're over here now, moved over to northeast philly, rachel. and he's no longer an unbound delegate count. chris vogueler is now an unbound delegate going to the republican national convention in cleveland this july. and that is because, not only did he beat everybody, but he didn't have to beat anybody. he was running unopposed. so you're going and you are staying uncommitted, you're telling me right now. >> yes, i am. i am staying uncommitted currently. >> reporter: and why are you doing that? it looks like donald trump, according to our results, will have taken this state. and accordi

baptist church one of the issues clinton pushed is education. she praised pennsylvania governor tom wolf's plans to improve it. >> and that's specially true here in philadelphia. your governor has been fighting to get the resources that the schools in philadelphia deserve to have. and it is an outrage that the state legislature is standing in the way. >> will also appear tonight on nationally televised town hall at the national constitution center. >> separate town hall at the constitution center yesterday during speech in providence, rhode island, he spoke about a rigged economy that causes hardship for the lower and middle classes. >> a rigged economy is despite all of our labor, 58% of all new income generated today is going to the top 1%. >> sanders will also hold a 6:00 p.m. rally at drexel university's athletic center. >> new cbs news poll shows the front runners each party ahead in the keystone state. the cbs battlegrounds tracker shows donald trump with 49%, with ted cruz getting 26% and john kasich, 22. >> among the democrats, hillary clinton leads bernie sanders 51 to 43%.

trump will win at least three of them. maryland, pennsylvania, and connecticut in the republican presidential primaries based on fox exit polls. in fact, trump is on track to win north of 50% of the vote in each of those states, something he has only done once before, last week in new york. >> on the democratic side, fox can also project that former secretary of state hillary clinton will beat vermont senator bernie sanders in maryland. mrs. clinton is also leading sanders in pennsylvania. although fox exit polls show it is too early to project a winner in that state or in connecticut. now, there are no exit polls in delaware or rhode island. so, we have to wait until actual vote counts start to come in before the fox news decision desk can project winners in either party in uneither one of those states. i want to go now to trump tower in new york city where the celebration is on and our own chief political correspondent carl cameron is there live. carl? >> hi, megyn. well, here at trump tower, they are looking for yet another decisive set of wins. the trump pain believes that he

pennsylvania and rhode island. the governor saying he is not going anywhere, folks. >> do you think delegates will pick somebody who is not going to win? why would we pick somebody to run against hillary clinton who can't win? on the democratic si bernie sanders trying to make a dent in the delegate count while the front-runner sets her sights on the big prize. all the highlights from the campaign trail. live from new york starts right now. >> it's another weekend of intensity on the campaign trail as hopefuls on both sides of the aisle push forward. they are playing a critical role in the all important hunt for delegates. maryland, delaware, rhode island, connecticut and the big prize is pennsylvania. that state setting the stage for a showdown with the most delegates up for grabs. hello and here's what's going on. ted cruz is all about the ruling of the delegates as many as he can. he is trying to win more support for the delegates that are unbound so he can force a contested convention from getting the nomination. pennsylvania has 71 republican delegates with 54 who remain unboun

going to have a whole lot of problems in pennsylvania during the morning or early afternoon. by 2 o'clock we'll be at 81 degrees. but we'll probably still be dry. in those northern and western suburbs sometime after 2:00 or 3 o'clock, though, there could be some spotty showers and then right around 4:00, five a-:6 o'clock in the i-95 corridor we'll have some showers and perhaps a couple of spotty gusty thunderstorms. by 8 o'clock we should be drying out again. that shower activity pushing down to the coast and getting off the coast probably early this evening. karen rogers, we'll have more on those storms on future tracker6 and a big cool down ahead in the seven day. that's just ahead. >> so you might be driving in them on the way home but not on the way to work. traffic is moving again on i-95. this is your northbound traffic here as you head towards the airport. 95 at the blue route. we had some late running construction blocking the right lane and the off ramp but we saw really slow speeds but all lanes back opened, traffic moving okay. still a 17 minute ride between delaware a

the pennsylvania house of representatives approved a medical marijuana bill that would make pennsylvania the 24th state to legalize the drug for medicinal purposes. >> it's a new day in pennsylvania. marijuana is medicine it's com coming to pennsylvania. >> reporter: for years, montgomery county senator daylin leach has been one of the chief forces pushing for medical marijuana in pennsylvania. he and parents of children with seizures have aggressively pushed for the new law. collegeville resident erin mccann is one of them. >> we've tried 13 medications and he continues to fail all the medications her 12-year-old son ryan suffers from debilitating seizures and has for years. >> we decided it was worth this fight my husband had pancreatic cancer so, you know, we wanted to make sure it wasn't just for seizures. >> governor tom wolf released a statement wednesday quote i am proud and excited to sign this bill that will provide long overdue medical relief to patients and familiar who's could benefit from this treatment ". >>> the new law won actually go into effect for about a

, pennsylvania, on saturday. [applause] sen. cruz: god bless. god bless the commonwealth of and sylvania. sen. cruz: and let me say , something that is profoundly painful for someone who grew up as a fan of the houston oilers. god bless the pittsburgh steelers. [applause] thank you for the terrific job you're doing leading our team in pennsylvania. i want to think all the patriots standing up today to fight for our country. [applause] thank you. know, you can tell a lot about a word by looking at its roots. if you look at the roots of the word "politics," there are two part. poli, meaning many, and tics, meaning blood sucking parasite. [laughter] [applause] sen. cruz: and that is a fairly accurate description of washington, d.c. but we are here this morning for something a lot more important than politics. we are here because our country is in crisis. because we are bankrupting our kids and grandkids. because our constitutional rights are under assault. and because america has receded from leadership in the world. and i am here this morning with a word of hope and encouragement all acros

primaries in connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, and rhode island are offering up a total of 384 delegates. republican primaries in those same states offer 172 delegates and if you like suspense, well, then you've got yourself a pennsylvania. that's the state to watch. we're going to have a whole lot more on why that state is so complicated and so critical. hillary clinton is 429 delegates shy of the number that she needs to clinch the nomination. donald trump is still 391 delegates away to head off the prospect of a floor fight in cleveland come july. i want to begin with jim acosta in philadelphia and brian todd in baltimore. take me to the ballot cam. how is voting going? >> reporter: ashleigh, a lot of enthusiasm today here in maryland. it's clearly a big day in the primary season. you've heard all the nicknames for it. super tuesday 4.0. the amtrak primaries. the fun starts here where the voting begins. it's a steady flow at the mount washington lower school in north baltimore. people checking in here. they tell you, you tell them your name, your party affiliation and th