. meantime, all eyes this afternooon california because minutes from now donald trump is set to address a crowd that could truly hold the keys to his white house aspirations. mr. trump will be speaking at the california republican convention, packed, packed with party faithful there. reddest of the red. this is the kind of audience that may give him a chilly reception but these are also the very people trump will need in june when california's pivotal primary is perhaps the best chance to clinch the nomination. let me show you as we're talking about where mr. trump will be speaking in just about an hour's time. already folks beginning to gather. this is outside of the state convention area. this is burlingame, california. huff ri the b roughly the bay area. you saw what happened last night. punches thrown. bloody protesters. windows shattered. let's tohope we don't see scene like that today. we have crews both inside this event and there outside. let's begin with this. let's begin with jason carroll, he is inside the convention hall. we know, you know, mr. trump will be the first to speak

donald trump and hillary clinton favored in both of those states looking to not only win, but to win big to add to their maps. >> five states and five major contests. we are ready to make some major 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 sid

. president obama slamming donald trump's call for nukes, charging that the gop frontrunner doesn't know much about nuclear policy or the world. plus, ted cruz beating donald trump by double digits in some polls. we'll do the math. hillary clinton accusing bernie sanders' campaign of lying. bernie sanders demanding an apology tonight. let's go "outfront." >> good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news. president obama slamming donald trump's call for japan and south korea to get nuclear weapons. the president speaking moments ago to world leade ee eers at a nuclear security summit. >> the person who made the statements doesn't know much about foreign policy or nuclear policy or the korean peninsula or the world generally. people pay attention to american elections. what we do is really important to the rest of the world. and even in those countries that are used to a carnival atmosphere in their own politics want sobriety and clarity when it comes to u.s. elections because they understand the president of the united states needs to know what's going on around the world

whether or not donald trump is able to speak and get through that barricade in california. it should be an interesting afternoon. cheryl is in for liz klayman and will walk you through it today. have a terrific weekend, everyone. cheryl: thank you very much. i am in for liz claman. markets may be getting an early start on the old adage. the dow jones industrial average down 133 points, well below that 18,000 mark. poor earnings reports to blame and weak economic data today. meanwhile, a busy day on the campaign trail. senator ted cruz is moving ahead. a major endorsement from a governor. showing you those live pictures from california. out west, one day after protesters disrupted aa speech. that was the scene last night in orange county. this is live pictures right now coming in. moments ago, you saw this happening on fox business, protesters trying to break through, this is an burlingame, california. mr. trump is standing by at the airport and about to come to that scene. he is supposed to address a kickoff luncheon for the california gop convention. protesters have been orde

written statement from bernie sanders' campaign. on the republican side, donald trump swept all five states by very big margins tonight. bernie sanders won rhode island tonight but that was not enough to slow hillary clinton's momentum toward the nomination. and the sanders' campaign issued a written statement that contains no reference to any remaining path to the nomination but does give another reason while bernie sanders intends to stay in the campaign until every state has voted. that statement reads, i congratulate secretary clint on her victories tonight. i am proud proud that we were able to win a resounding victory tonight in rhode island. democrats should recognize that the ticket with the best chance of winning this november must attract support from independents as well as democrats. i am proud of my campaign's record in that regard. the people in every state in this country should have the right to determine who they want as president, and what the agenda of the democratic party should be. that's why we are in this race until the last vote is cast. that is why this campa

interview with jeb bush. what he's saying about donald trump this evening. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, it is down to the wire. donald trump on the attack tonight, working for every single vote in indiana. the front runner rallying thousands of supporters today, attacking his rivals, one by one. >> we have got to beat hillary clinton. crooked hillary clinton. got to beat her. she's crooked. kasich. you know the man that eats like with the large bites. you ever -- lyin' ted. i never saw anything like this. zero chance of getting elected. he announced who his vice president of the united states is going to be, folks. he can't get colleelected! >> no comes as john boehner is back in the spotlight in what is fair to say a rather huge way saying he would vote for donald trump if nominated. he went so far as to call ted cruz lose fer and a, quos, miserable son of a, you got it. cruz campaigning today with his choice for a vp, carly fiorina, respondinging saying he bearing knows boehner. jeb bush also resurfacing in an exclusive intervi

key primary states. donald trump has a commanding lead in california with 49% of the votes followed by ted cruz at 22% and john kasich with 20%. hillary clinton leads over bernie sanders 48% to 46%. and trump, he's on top in the hoosier state followed by ted cruz at 30, and john kasich 16%. van hip, let me go to you first. if donald trump wins indiana will be i think this whole thing is over. these polls show he's stronger than people thought. >> that poll result in indiana is a big surprise to me. indiana looks a lot like wisconsin. we expect next week, done rsh to run the table with the five states. ted cruz, that's the last best place the establishment has to stop donald trump. if donald trump wins indiana, i don't know how donald trump gets up off that. charles: there was one poll where donald trump was up 10 points in wisconsin. things can change. >> the unique element with wisconsin is the governor with an infrastructure that was unique in dynamic. so he doesn't have that. i was very surprised with these polls. it indicates there is some kind of tipping point. you are seeing c

>> buffalo, new york a great town. this is a big night for donald trump and a very big night for hillary clinton and bernie sanders. lots going on. the polls are about to close in new york state. in fact, they should be closing right now. with the polls closed cnn projects that donald trump, donald trump the billionaire real estate magnet will win the republican presidential primary in his home state of new york. we don't know how much he will win by. we don't know the delegate count yet, but we do project that donald trump will be the winner in the republican presidential primary, a huge win, a huge win for donald trump. we also have a key race alert. on the democratic side we are not able to make a projection. look at how tight it is. this is an cnn estimate on the democratic presidential primary based on exit poll information. hillary clinton at 52%, bernie sanders at 48%. very close according to our cnn estimate based on these exit polls. remember, though, these are exit polls. they are estimates based on voter surveys as voters left polling locations throughout today. the fi

business's jeff flock is on the ground. he is in indianapolis. that is where donald trump will also be holding an event. so, jeff, you are sandwiched between cruz and trump. how is it all going? reporter: you know, deirdre, the funny thing is i'm old enough to have covered in 1984 the event when walter mondale named a, the first woman vice-presidential nominee. that was geraldine ferraro. i don't know if this quite as historical impact of that, but may just have the impact of switching the narrative today on a day after donald trump had such a tremendous victory and made an important speech. now we're all talking about ted cruz again and that is what he needs. he has got to get people here in indiana to, you know, keep him or keep trump from having won this state, to keep his bid alive. i am at a trump rally though, the impact here is not that great. these guys are sticking with their guy. i would also point out this is an opportunity though to focus with a woman back on the front burner after yesterday's comment by trump that hillary clinton is playing the woman card. ted cruz played

donald trump, and now he's calling himself the presumptive republican nominee. the math says he may be right. >> we don't have a ceiling. you know what our ceiling is? i think it's 100%. we don't have a ceiling. >> five states on the board last night, five trump landslides. the closest margin, 29 points. the stop trump movement scrambling to downplay what it all means. but don't kid yourself here, donald trump exceeded even the most wildly optimistic expectations last night. and now that path to 1,237 has opened up wide for him. this morning all eyes already on indiana. trump now with a chance next week to break ted cruz and the stop trump forces once and for all. we are going to set the stage for what could be the climactic gop primary showdown and we're going to show you new comments from trump just this morning. we'll show those to you in a minute. also on a jend -- the agenda t morning, is bernie sanders now raising the white flag. >> we have now won 16 primaries and caucuses all over this country, and with your help, we're going to win here in west virginia. >> sanders saying all

>>> donald trump and hillary clinton scoring big in a very important victory tonight on their mutual home turf. we're talking about new york state as hillary clinton put it, there's no place like home. both the republican and the democratic front runners now poised to claim a big new haul of delegates that would move them even closer to their party's nominations. we're awaiting the final tallies to see exact lly how many delegates they will win. right now a key race alert, let's look a where the votes stand right now. take a look at this on the republican side first, 83% of the vote is in a huge win for donald trump. almost 60% of the vote, john kasich, the ohio governor, distant second place with 256.2%, ted cruz with only 14.9%. you saw the vote tally just change, 83% of the vote is in. trump is ahead by 242,000 votes. on the democratic side, 86% of the vote is in. hillary clinton is way ahead right now. she's ahead by almost 223,000 votes. 57.3% to bernie sanders 42.7%. a very, very impressive win for both hillary clinton on the democratic side and donald trump on the repub

. a presidential donald trump fresh off a major foreign policy speech. new reaction coming in as ted cruz jolts his campaign with an early vice president pick. >> big move on the democratic side. bernie sanders laying off hundreds of campaign workers after a string of losses to hillary clinton. >>> breaking overnight. the dea investigating prince's death. was the legend addicted to prescription painkillers? welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. this morning, a new running mate for a candidate who is not winning and new style from the guy who is. donald trump with a teleprompter and trying out a foreign policy address and ted cruz with an unprecedented move naming a vice presidential pick months before the party's convention and not to mention it is coming from a guy mathematically eliminated from the party nomination on the first ballot at the convention. his pick? carly fiorina. you saw carly fiorina by the side of ted cruz right there. last night, donald trump, as you might imagine, he was criticizing this pick. >> he has set a record, though. he is th

and democratic delegates are up for grabs tonight. on the republican so wide, donald trump looking for a big night. tightening his grip, perhaps, on the republican nomination and extending his lead in the delegate count. ted cruz and john kasich looking to hang on. >> i'm about to beat a senator who doesn't have a clue ted cruz. i'm about to beat a governor who is one for 42. >> the race is going to shift back west. as it shifts back west, there are a lot of states that are going to be very good. >> there are more important things in life than winning every inning. we will keep plugging this way. now we are starting to rise. last night town hall on fox. lots of publicity today. i money, we will see where this goes. >> 118 republican delegates are up for grabs. 384 over on the democrat side. >> as we mentioned, five states in play tonight, connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, and rhode island. donald trump not only needs to win those states, he needs to win big if he wants to close this thing out. >> we have representatives on hand from all three republican campaigns tonig

. >> great choice. >> i'll see you tomorrow. >> on the buzz meder, the press hammering donald trump for weeks over his comments about women. now seizing on his stumbles on abortion. >> i was asked as a hypothetical, hypothetically, hypothetically the laws are set now on abortion. >> many commentators also bashing the billionaire for defending his campaign manager against a legal charge of grabbing reporter michelle fields. >> i'm not a lawyer. she said she had a bruise on her arm. i mean to me, if you're going to get squeezed, don't you think she would have screamed or something? >> i looked that tape at least 100 times today to try and see -- i have her aernoriginal statement here she was jolted backwards and someone grabbed me tightly by the arm an yanked me down. i almost fell to the ground. now i'm showing the tape. i don't see that. >> the argument from the trump camp that is no longer the campaign manager never touched reporter mis eer michelle field. now the touching wasn't that bad. >> with two days until wisconsin's primary, are he had finally getting payback against trump? and

delegates. it went on to north dakota where we won 18 delegates and donald trump won 1. on to wisconsin. over and over again, cruz cannot win wisconsin. it's an upper midwest state, it's an industrial state. cruz cannot win. donald trump the day before the election promised a big victory in the state of wisconsin and then on election day, we saw in another landslide victory -- we won among women, we won among men, we won among independents. we won among young people. in the state of colorado, there were a total of -- electing 34 delegates. we won all eight and won all 34 delegates. we're seeing the party come together. we either unify or we die. if we remain divided, we will lose. and so i recognize many of the people in this room who started out supporting another candidate. maybe started out supporting jeb bush. maybe you started out supporting marco rubio or scott walker or any of the fantastic candidates who began this race. and yet at this point those candidates are no longer running. and it's easy for those who are with other candidates who didn't prevail to say i'm tire

where donald trump will speak any moment. these are anti-trump protesters who have converged there to voice their opposition to the g.o.p. front-runner, and moments ago, some of these protesters literally broke through the barricade, converged on the driveway near the entrance to the hyatt regency, and then riot police in helmets and antiriot gear pushed them back. some of the protesters falling to the ground, picked themselves up and now it seems to have revolved. the protesters are back behind the barricade. not like the bloody protest that took place yes in costa mesa, california, where trump was appearing. >>> any moment as we mentioned, we expect to hear from donald trump. i'm gregg jarrett in for shep are smith. a live look at the stage in california. the g.o.p. party is meeting there. this is the san francisco area, burlingame just south of san francisco, and we're going to he listening in when donald trump begins speaking any moment now, and it's really anybody's guess which donald trump will show up today. the one who talks policy, foreign policy this week, in washington,

turning point, a rallying cry, he says, for the rest of the country to rise up and stop donald trump. >> three weeks ago the media said wisconsin was a perfect state for donald trump. [ boos ] but the hard working men and women of wisconsin stood and campaigned tirelessly to make sure that tonight was a victory for every american. >> we're covering the cruz campaign. very excited, very happy folks over there. >> reporter: that's right. the cruz campaign is ecstatic about their performance here tonight in wisconsin. it was interesting as senator cruz addressed this crowd, he really tried to make a rhetorical pivot towards a general election in celebrating his win here in wisconsin. during his speech he never once mentioned either of his republican rivals by name, instead mentioning hillary clinton a couple of times during his speech and ending his speech with the words hillary, we are coming for you. now, a cruz campaign official tells me tonight this is the tone and message that senator cruz will bring to the campaign trail going forward. that starts tomorrow when senator cruz campaigns in don

critical eastern conference, a big night for donald trump. winning in pennsylvania, delaware, and rooz rooz. was it xwl close in any of those five states. republicans trying to stop donald trump may be out of time after tonight. clinton is relishing, four more victories, her delegate lead as well. they are want talking about winning the nomination, they are talking about the flat form p a lot going on. go over to jake. >> it has been a phenom al if there is any wrinkle, it is that there is a question about unbound delegates. of the 71, 54 are the ones in philadelphia unbound. did he get his people elected? >> yes. cnn did a fantastic job, correcting in the weeking leading up, where is 161 waiting, stood on this. we know that at least 29 of the elected delegates will be committed donald trump. he goes into cleveland, meeting delegates, he can get pledge delegates, as of now, they are donald trump can take into consideration. more than 150. that was the biggest question, they whipped in multiple places by not only did they get their act together. >> now you are saying that 29, going

. in milwaukee, two rallies, donald trump and bernie sanders whipping up their supporters right across the street from each other. and trump rolling out his secret weapon. >> and together, we will make america strong and great again. >> we have won six out of the last seven caucuses and primaries. >> in the most unconventional campaign that we have ever seen, who is up, who is down? and will wisconsin be the end of the road for somebody? definitely a lot going on tonight. let's get right to milwaukee where cnn's sara murray and brianna keilar are covering the dueling rallies just across the street from each other. look at that. brianna, breaking news. new democratic debate has just been added in the middle of this critical time in the election calendar. what can you tell us? >> so this is going to be on april 14th. and it will be in new york. it's going to be in brooklyn, don, which is interesting because that's where hillary clinton has her headquarters and also where bernie sanders was born. they both have ties to the area. wolf blitzer will be moderating. and maybe one of the

give us a head to head contest with donald trump. that's good for the men and women of ind niana and it is go for the country. >> i am not campaigning in indiana and he's not campaigning in other states, that's all it is. >> thank you, guys. >> it is not a big deal. >> casting call, donald trump and hillary clinton try out their attack lines against each other. >> i am so happy she's going to win. i really want to fight hillary. i really do. >> they came out a poll recently, an election between crooked hillary and wonderful donald. it will be the biggest, most incredible vote getting election in the his strategitory country. >> i don't know who he spends his time talking to but i recommend he gets out one of those towers and talk to some folks. >> loose cannon tends to miss the fire. >> president obama announced more u.s. troops including special forces to be deployed in the fight against isis in syria. and please with a fracture, europe is standing together. >> we are not immune from the forces of change around the world if we do not solve these problems. we start seeing those who w

first of three this week. governor john kasich, donald trump, ted cruz and their families as well. we hope it gives you, the voters, a chance to see a difference side of thoue candidates. john kasich is coming up at the top of the hour. wednesday night is ted cruz. and tomorrow night is donald trump and his family. he is speaking tonight in albany. he and senator cruz escalating their war over delegates and a system that donald trump is now calling rigged. the latest on all of that from sunlen serfaty. >> it's a crooked system, folks. >> reporter: outraged over being outmaneuvered, donald trump is going on the offensive. >> we've got a corrupt system. it's not right. we're supposed to be a democracy. we're supposed to be -- we're supposed to be you vote and the vote means something. >> reporter: as trump rails against the gop delegate selection process, ted cruz's campaign is demonstrating its organizational strength. >> the latest thing he seized upon is when people vote against him, they are stealing the election. it's a really odd notion. what is this democracy of which you spe

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 the nomination to donald trump or th warting the gop front runner. whoever wins on tuesday keeps 54 of its 71 delegates in play. with 15 contests left donald trump has 846 delegates. he needs to get to 1237 to clinch the nomination. there are 674 remaining in play. and according to cnn's number crunchers, if he continues at his current rate of victory he could finish about 75 delegates shy, so trump need

>>> hillary clinton and donald trump were the clear victors. >> big wins tonight. mrs. clinton taking four out of the five contests while mr. trump completed a five-state sweep. following their big night. both mrs. clinton and mr. trump turned their attention to each other. they traded indirect jabs giving us a sneak peek of what may be the 2016 general election. >> the other day mr. trump accused me of playing the, quote, trump women's card. well, if fighting for equal pay is playing the women's card, deal me in. >> i will do more for women than hillary clinton including protecting our country. she will not be good with the military or protecting our country. >> it was a clean sweep for donald trump. we are joined from our washington news bureau. every county in every state. >> we knew going into last night he would do very well, but even his own campaign is surprised how well he did. he won every single county in pennsylvania, maryland and delaware. while john kasich won second. this is how it breaks down -- he went on to add maryland's 35 delegates and in pennsylvania trump

towto you cower in trumper tower. i invite donald trump to do a town hall before real hoosiers, let's have a debate. a one-on-one debate in front of the people of indiana, a town hall, and answer the questions. donald is fond of telling everyone what a strong, tough man he is. well, he could demonstrate his strength by not hiding in trump tower. by coming to indiana and actually defending his positions. the reason he's been afraid to do so so far is he has no answer when he's asked how do you bring jobs back to america. he has no answer when he's asked how do you keep america safe from radical islamic terrorism? this is a serious time. and the american people want and deserve a serious leader focused on jobs, freedom, and security. that's exactly what i will be and what i will do as president. >> how do you justify that, senator, when you look at this, donald trump has hit you already on this both on twitter and elsewhere. >> if you do win indiana what is to stop you from doing a bait and switch and competing in new mexico. >> we are all in on indiana. we are competing in this

never seen anything like donald trump in presidential politics and we have never seen anything like the campaign to stop donald trump. tonight, we're going inside the stop trump movement. there are two choices left on the democratic side, hillary clinton and bernie sanders. and there are four four choices left on the republican side, john kasich, ted cruz, donald trump and stop trump. we have never seen a serious campaign staffed by experienced campaign professionals funded by big political donors aimed entirely at stopping a candidate, just stopping a candidate. and they are trying to stop a candidate within their own party. the front-runner for the republican presidential nomination, we've never seen anything like donald trump in presidential campaigning and we've never seen anything like the opposition to donald trump. everything donald trump has said in the course of this campaign that helped fuel his rise in the polls has also fueled opposition to him, intense opposition to him within his own party. when he announced his candidacy he was in single digits and his candidacy was c

watching our live special coverage. if you have been listening to hillary clinton and donald trump, it sounds like the primaries are done and the general election fight is now under way. all up and down the east coast, the voters weighed in for donald trump. the republican front-runner racking up a clean sweep tonight winning in pennsylvania, maryland, delaware, connecticut and rhode island. for the democrats hillary clinton had herself a night. she won four states, pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut and delaware. bernie sanders scored his lone win in rhode island. did bernie sanders admit defeat. in a statement he put out a little while ago, the senator is not talking about winning the democratic presidential nomination and beating hillary clinton, sanders said, and i'm quoting him now, this campaign is going to the democratic national convention in philadelphia with as many delegates as possible to fight for a progressive party platform. as sanders said that, hillary clinton's campaign said, it is a shift. she said it is a shift that after clinton took four or five states contested

unified party. >> huge victories for donald trump and hillary clinton. the presidential front runners front running even more now, getting closer to clinching their party's nominations and taking a turn toward the general election. good morning, everyone. welcome to this special edition of "early start." i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans. it is wednesday, april 27th. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. a big night for the front runners, donald trump and hillary clinton, but it was a huge night for trump, who swept a victory in all five states voting tuesday and by big margins. in rhode island, almost 64%. in delaware, another wide margin, 60%. in connecticut, 57.7%. in pennsylvania, almost 57%. in maryland, he had a margin of victory 54.4%. >> big, big wins. also a big night for hillary clinton. she won pennsylvania nearly 56% of the vote there. in maryland, hillary clinton hit 63%. in delaware, she won with about 60%. in connecticut, hillary clinton got 51%. that was a little closer. bernie sanders, he won rhode island. he got 55% of the vote in rhode island. both hillary clinton

>>> happening now, path to victory. fresh off the big wins in new york, donald trump and hillary clinton turn their attention to the next battleground states. they are closer to locking up their party's nominations and starting to focus in on the general election. as for the more presidential tone, we saw from donald trump last night, forget about it. >> hillary, you're fired. >> backup plan, the delegate numbers look bleak for bernie sanders and ted cruz with no clear path to victory, can they block the leaders and force battles at their conventions? the chairman. donald trump says he should be ashamed and is hinting he may be replaced. tonight, we look behind the scenes at the dramatic back and forth to hold the gop together. >>> and relenting, the u.s. says despite the latest failures, kim jong-un will not give up his more powerful nuclear weapons. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." tonight, fresh off their big victories in new york, donald trump and hillary clinton are working to finish off their opponents and setting their sights on each other. we're standing

>>> good evening. donald trump didn't talk publicly today. but instead took a few meetings in wafshington, all of this jus five days before the wisconsin primary. today trump met for about two ours with his top aides. after that he huddled with republican national committee chairman reince priebus. this is all about trump's flip-flop. and we got information on how the race is shaping up in wisconsin. a new noetwork poll has trump leading. >> the best way for the republicans to win is if i win the nomination and go directly against whoever they happen to put up and for that reason i have signed the pledge. so i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party and the conservative principles for which it stand and we will go out and we will fight hard and we will win. >> that was september. the cnn town haul two days ago donald trump told me he's no longer abiding by that pledge. >> do you continue to abide by your pledge to support the republican nominee? >> no, i don't. >> the pledge likely came up during trump's meeting with reince priebus today. jim acosta join

moves east to new york, donald trump's home turf. on the democratic side bernie sanders keeps his hot streak alive beating hillary clinton. we didn't hear from hillary clinton. will her campaign change how it takes on bernie sanders. we may find out when she sits down for an interview right here on cnn 11:15 a.m. eastern. both senator cruz and senator sanders had a lot to say about the momentum they received about tonight's big wins. >> god bless the great state of wisconsin. >> with our victory tonight in wisconsin we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses and primaries. >> utah, colorado, north dakota, wisconsin, four victories. >> we have an excellent chance to win in oregon and to win in california. >> when colorado and wyoming finish voting, we are likely to have gained over 100 delegates on donald trump. >> please keep this a secret. do not tell secretary clinton. she's getting nervous. i believe we have a chance to win new york and a lot of delegates in that state. >> hillary, get ready. here we come. >> bernie sanders and ted cruz speaking to hillary clinton. dan

unfavorable view of donald trump. if you look at the san francisco bay area, 86% of those living in san francisco and that area, have a negative view of donald trump. i mention that to inform and give context to pictures you're seeing here. this venue is on the san francisco peninsula, that is a very traditionally democratic area, just south of the airport, if you're familiar with sfo airport in san francisco, the area, burlingame is just south of the airport on the peninsula. we're watching this and monitoring this. i should tell you, if you're joining us this top of the hour, 3:00 eastern time and 12 cloak, san francisco, the noon hour out there, we are expecting donald trump to speak shortly. he was scheduled to speak at 3:00 eastern time. this is a gop convention for the state republican party of california. clearly, if you look at republican voters in california, donald trump has a lot of support. again, there's the airport, you're actually watching some kind of motorcade coming. that might be trump's motorcade coming from the airport at sfo. c can we get a read? it is. that's dona

down. >> what this campaign is about, making certain that the donald trumps of the world do not divide us up. >> i applaud sen senator sanders for challenging us to get unaccountable money out of our politics. >> the only card she has is the woman's card. she has nothing else going. >>> and good morning, everyone. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. hillary clinton and donald trump, win big on super tuesday. barrel closer to a november showdown. the republican front-runner sweeps all five states and declares the primary season over. he has more votes than ted cruz and john kasich combined, and declares himself the presumptive nominee. clinton even closer to climplgiclimplnching the lead to go to the november ballot. bernie sanders scoops of rhode island and a huge shift in focus. will he now fight for his ideas, rather than his candidacy. we begin with donald trump, basking in the glow of his history and skewering anyone who stands in the way. indiana, the next primary state and the first to test the alliance. here is what trump had to say on cnn this morning.

convention and expo center in rothschild, wisconsin. presidential candidate donald trump will be holding a town hall campaign event shortly. we will have live coverage here on c-span. accompanying him at several ovens today was former alaska governor sarah palin and the theau daily herald saying governor will be at this event as well. wisconsin voters are voting in their presidential primary this coming tuesday. live road to the white house coverage continues here on c-span. this donald trump rally should get underway shortly. ♪ ' >> again, we are waiting for donald trump to hold a campaign event here in wisconsin. our camera at the central wisconsin and expo center in , near the, wisconsin north central city of wausau, wisconsin. the primary in wisconsin this coming tuesday. republican presidential candidate donald trump to be accompanied by sarah palin, the former governor has been accompanying mr. trump on several campaigns events here in wisconsin today. we are waiting for donald trump to arrive. show youwait, we will a portion of today's washington journal and come back as soon as t

that the donald trumps of the world do not divide us up. >> if you are just waking up, let's take a look at the numbers. trump winning by double digits in kentucky, kasich nearly 30 points behind. in delaware, a winner take all state, kasich came in second place again. ted cruz was still 30 points behind. trump's double digit lead continued in maryland. and the delegate count is trump, 950, cruz, 560 and kasich, 153. >> for the democrats, clinton secured more than 59% of the vote in delaware. pennsylvania, sanders fell more than 110.s. clinton crushed sanders with 63%. and rhode island, sanders' only win for the night, the current delegate count, 2141 for clinton and 1321 for sanders. >> let's start with garrett tenney and donald trump's big night. >> good morning to you, abbey. it's hard to do much better than donald trump did last night. let's take a deeper look into the numbers. let's start with connecticut which was the closest race on the republican side. but donald trump still won by more than 29 points. he won every county in the state and picked up all 28 delegates. in delaw

fight. "media buzz" is up next. >> on the buzz beater, the press hammering donald trump for weeks over his comments about women and now seizing on his change on abortion. >> i was asked hypothetically. hypothetically. the laws are now are you set on abortion and that is how they remain. until they are changed. >> many are bashing him for defending the campaign manager against a legal charge of grabbing a reporter. >> i'm not a lawyer but she said she has a bruise on her arm. to me, if you are getting squeezed, you would think she would have yield out a scream or something? >> i looked at the tape at least 100 times today to try and see, and i have the original statement, she was "jolted backward and someone grabbed me tightly by the arm, yanked me down and i almost fell to the ground." i don't see that on the tape. >> we have the huge tape, the argument from the donald trump camp is no longer the campaign manager corey lewandowski never touched the reporter michelle fields. now, the argument is, well, the touching wasn't so bad. >> with two days until the wisconsin primary are the

the front runners. hillary clinton and donald trump each looking for a sweep in the northeast. will they run away with victories in all five states? >> forging ahead, one eye on today's votes and other on primaries to come, cruz, kasich, sanders plan, strategize, try to bend the math in their favor. >>> pulse of the electorate. first exit polling starting to come in. in just a few moments, we'll show you data and what it could tell us about what the voters are thinking. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> 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 spea

, right? >> donald trump embroiled in a series of new controversies giving fresh fuel to his opponents. >> nominating donald trump would be a train wreck. >> ted cruz aiming for a wisconsin win to slow down trump. while john kasich defies both his rivals by refusing to call it quits. >> donald trump said that i need to get out of the race because i'm getting his voters. i'm going to get a heck of a lot of his voters. >> in the democratic race tonight -- >> we actually have to do something, not just complain about what is happening. >> hillary clinton trading new barbs with bernie sanders as he works to extend his new winning streak. >> with your support here in wisconsin, we have a path toward victory. >> now, it's time for voters to have their say. >> let's face it, on the republican side, what we're hearing is truly scary. >> the pressure building as both sides look beyond the primaries. >> if she gets in, hillary's going to be a total disaster. >> wisconsin is choosing. dozens of delegates are on the line. and the campaign trail is taking new twists. right now. >>> and you're lookin

mark: with all due respect to donald trump, if you are puzzled by the deal between ted cruz and john kasich, may we suggest a little light reading? ♪ >> let's make a deal. everyone's talking about this genuine, 100% electrifying, one-of-a-kind deal. john kasich and ted cruz have hashed out a rare bargain to help each other try to stop donald trump from the republican nomination. like some high profile hookups. john kasich says he will stay out of ted cruz's way in indiana while ted cruz will steer clear of new mexico and oregon. it's being called an agreement, an alliance, a pact, a treaty. today in rhode island a certain someone used a different word for it. >> it is collusion. if you collude -- in politics you are allowed to collude, and i was happy because it shows how weak they are. it shows how pathetic they are. mark: this morning as kasich campaigned in philadelphia, ted cruz was in indiana. they defended their unorthodox cooperation. >> i don't see this as any big deal other than the fact that i'm not going to spend resources in indiana and he's not going to spend them

big night for the presidential front-runners, but for donald trump an especially huge night. he swept all five states voting on tuesday, maryland, delaware, pennsylvania, connecticut, and rhode island. you can drive an acela train through all the states where he won, winning by more than 50% in all states. leap frogging to the election, all been declaring himself -- well, declaring himself the republican nominee for president. >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee, absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] >> senator cruz and governor kasich should really get out of the race. they have no path. they have no path to win, and honestly they should get out of the race, and we should heal the republican party, bring the republican party together. >> you see the delegate math right there. donald trump now more than 400 delegates ahead. on the democratic side, hillary clinton, she won four of the five states that voted. she did lose rhode island to bernie sanders by about 12 points. but the other four, she won, some by big margins. for the very latest, let's bring in cnn politics repo

. >>> welcome to hannity. donald trump is in the golden state and he's about to hold a rally in california. when trump takes the stage, we'll bring you his remarks live. also tonight the nypd is investigating suspicious powder that was sent to trump tower. we're five days away from the all important indiana primary on the republican side. 57 delegates are up for grabs. both trump and cruz were out campaigning earlier today and joining us now to weigh in on the race author and attorney and former clinton pollster. good to see you david. indiana, you have been a strong outspoken ted cruz supporter. is it do or die? >> it's prasetty close. i think there's still a way to block donald trump if he doesn't win in indiana and the polls are showing the race is narrowing there and definitely cruz feels this is an important juncture or he wouldn't be putting so much of his resources there. if he loses he's not out of it totally, but he considered it a pivotal state. >> from the perspective if you're a trump supporter how important is it for donald. we have an updated count. if you look at

national network and many local tv and radio stations. so with donald trump turning american democracy into a cross between wrestlemania and mad max, how is this election going from cbs's perspective? well, at a media investors conference last month, the ceo of cbs, les moonves, he gave us his answer. man: the polls are open. (noah chuckling, audience groaning) yes, that's a terrible thing to say. why is it when people say, "this is a terrible thing to say," -they don't stop talking? -(laughter) that's a big hint that you probably shouldn't finish your sentence. it's almost like when people say, "this might be... this might sound racist, but," yeah, just stop talking. just stop talking. you can end it there. "i'm not saying cannibalism should be allowed, but..." yeah, stop talking. just stop there. "i'm not saying bill cosby is a saint, but..." no, no. just stop there. and les moonves, he's no fool. what he said about cbs is what everybody in the business is thinking. everybody's covering trump because it gets great ratings. newswoman: donald trump equals ratings gold. newsman: fox's first

watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, donald trump crossing a major threshold, now has more than a thousand delegates, this as he faces protesters out in california, protesters out in full force. plus, does john kasich regret his pact with ted cruz. and why is he comparing himself to tiger woods? the government is out front, more on that quote unquote deal or alliance. >>> and hillary clinton says she has worked with men going off the reservation, good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news, donald trump reaching a major milestone, officially he has more than a thousand delegates, he is 235 away from clinching the nomination outright. this comes as protesters greet him in california as he arrives to make a speech today. demonstrators clashing with police, at times breaking through the police line. some arrested, one young woman arrested. as police use the batons to keep them away. the trump group was delayed more than an hour. there his motorcade had to stop, he got out, led to his suv into the hall by a back entrance to es

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

is happeningin response to the earthquake. charles: we end the week on a whimper on wall street but it's up for the week. we are just four days away from the new york primary. donald trump hold a commanding lead. but will he get all 5 delegates. as the fear of a brussels attack moves through europe. germany is debating whether to ban sexy ad. >> the republican system is rigged. it's a rigged system. you look at colorado where they are having a big march later or something is happening. but the people are angry. i would have done great in colorado. they said we didn't change the system, he knew the rules. when i joined the campaign in june, they had a system. after they saw i was going to win colorado, they changed the system. and they went to a deal where the bosses picked the delegates and the people never growth got to vote. charles: that was donald trump continuing his attack on the fine print, if you will of the gop process. he also published an editorial that asks how has the system been working out for you and your family. in the meantime the rnc responding to donald trump's criticisms by releasing a memo arguing every rule in he primary was provided to all the campaigns way back in october. this as we are monitoring the approach from colorado protesters going on right now. it's not just pro trump. it's a lot of people who feel like the system was rigged and they were jipped. we are getting a lot of angry people and a civics lesson. adriana, i know you are a donald trump supporter. what do you make of the rnc saying everyone knew the rule and this is just our grapes? >> i have some say there is truth to that. it is the responsibility of he candidate to know what the rules are when the elect begins. i have sympathy for donald trump because everybody knows the establishment is behind establishment-type candidate. there is a big never trump movement and he has the card stacked against him which is very unfair. we are seeing that play out during this election. charles: even after the delegate situation, i guess we can call it an inadvertent tweet with the colorado gop hashtag never trump. as far as the process do you think donald trump had enough time to understand it? >> he definitely had enough time to understand it. what he didn't think he needed was the money to get the ground game and the organization that he needed. he felt funding his own campaign. i think he was caught flat footed. what we are seeing him do is regroup. he hired rick wylie to kind of get a grasp about these rules, and to get a better understanding of them so he can move forward in a more organized fashion. charles: i remember trying to understand the colorado thing a couple month ago. i lost track, i couldn't figure it all out. there is something to be said for the entire process. delegates who made up their mind, and states that haven't voted. you can argue if someone wins 33% of a state and gets 100% of the delegates, that that's unfair. do you think whoever wins this thing, the voters will get more in the future? >> it will take a lot to overturn the process. but donald trump attacking the process and the institution responsible for the delegates threatens to overturn everything and call the process into question in the future and change the way thing operate. charles: i think a lot of people want to see that meltdown, daniel? >> a lot of people do. it's not without warrant or without -- people don't want it. obviously a lot of people do. when al gore lost, he got more votes than george w. bush but lost the election 2000. he said this is the system, we play by the ruled. what donald trump is saying web's not going to do that. he would rather blow up the entire system than do that. we have never seen that before. >> he can't blow up the whole system. this is more -- he's going by the rules. there is no way he can do that unless he wins the presidency and take on the rnc. i think what we have here is the general public was unaware of the minutia of the process. when we start look at the rules and start figuring them out, it's like, whoa, this system is a little rigged for the public and people don't like it. charles: in the midst of it all it's like changing a tire on a car that's moving. but it is galvanizing donald trump supporters and it might play to independent and other people who have not picked a candidate yet. do you think it will work for him from an election process. >> while the system is legitimate and it's not changing anytime soon -- charles: you mean you like the system. >> fair or unfair, the rules are out there. what's not clear to people is every state, all of them can make changes up to the last moment. and that gives an air of a lack of transparency. this is what tripped hillary clinton up in 2008. she didn't follow the congressional district. donald trump has to consider himself in a hostile takeover state by state. the question is not whether he understood the rules. did he set up in time with manafort and others to stop the takeover. charles: hostile takeover or not, we saw tecruz's numbers come down in new york. i'm not sure if there is a correlation to this. some people believe because he waltz beedbecause he was the bey of colorado, it could be a tossup. >> i think donald trump, this is the right strategy for him. this up against them -- this us against them mentality plays into how he's running his campaign. he's raging against the machine. and we see the same thing with bernie sanders. he thinks the system is rigged as well. he's fighting against an unfair system. bernie is in a similar circumstance. he can win a state and hillary clinton walks away with more superdelegates. it's different how we have two different elections, two things happening. but moving forward, no american can be happy with a system like we had in colorado where millions of voters -- their voice doesn't count. they were blocked out of voting. this seems very undemocratic and we have seen the video of the republican voter burning his election pass. charles: what we see is the cordon * supporters are all over this and you wonder how far it will go beyond that. daniel. we talked about donald trump blowing up the system. but i believe the gop is willing to let anything happen to hold on to power, even if they lose a big chink of voters. they will not yield the power they have. i don't see them giving this thing up. >> this kerfuffle exemplifies what this election is about. it's about attacking the system and for the republicans it's's about maintaining a system that worked for them in the past and they hope will work for them the future. it will come to a head at some point, one side has to win out and it could change the course of american history. charles: neil cavuto will keep you updated on the primary in new york on tuesday. i want to show you a sneak preview of managing partner on capital, who thinks is the best president for wall street. >> house the best president for wall street. >> i think it's hillary. i think. >> it am not that crazy. many people told us they think they know what they are getting there. >> i think she is the most sane actor of them all. reporter: this is going to be a great show. watch it it's on in a couple hours from now on fox business. why are any lynnials eating this stuff up? 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attention. they were eating their dinner and talking among themselves. the cruz campaign wasn't happy about that. where he could fare bert is in pennsylvania going after those 54 bad delegates. why is he so popular? it's because of history. los night at that dinner he reiterated we had done in the city but people appreciated him showing up. i think he can safely say tuesday will be a good night for donald trump. he hopes that starts a big ball rolling between now and june 7 to bring him to a majority of delegates before the convention and john kasich and ted cruz will do everything they can to stop it. some analysts say even if he gets more than 50% of the states, he may have trouble getting all of the delegates. can donald trump bring home all of the delegates, all 95? gina, the rules here are pretty complicated to a degree. we have been hearing all he need is 50% plus one. but that's not the case. >> i think we are at a point where it is about momentum. but according to polling that momentum wasn't happening in voters' living i think donald trump there will have such a landslide, cruz will be at risk of becoming a spoiler if this route becomes statistically impossible as we advance beyond new york, it would be a problem for him. that's the win trump is looking for. charles: the key is, if donald trump does get this 50% but doesn't get 95, some people will look at that as a small letdown. something that mr. hamper him to a degree. >> i think he's going to do really terrific in new york. not only has he built so many fantastic companies there, he's gotten their giuliani hasn't given an official endorsement. and he's gotten the new york post's endorsement and most people love donald trump in new york and he's dominating in the polls by double digits. i expect he will walk away with 85% of those delegates it's a complicated system. you have to get over 50% in each of the districts. the momentum is in his favor. he's beating cruz and kasich. charles: steve, we know he's popular in the tri-state area. but he has to do extraordinarily well in each of the districts. >> thank you, colorado, you ignited a firestorm across this country that will begin in new york and take those delegates and sweep across the country. we can talk about delegates all we want, but as the prior guest just said, a firestorm started and the american people are speaking out. charles: you would say that's cute, but you can't win the nomination without 1,237. donald trump will probably get all 95. if he doesn't, that's a failure of donald trump's. he's still going to need to get 53% of all of the outstanding delegates. the math isn't there. charles: he's dominating in maryland. >> he will get close. >> the establishment wants to suffer tremendous losses in september. >> you mean when donald trump had the ability to go out, he knew the rules in august. he could have put a ground game down. charles: we are going to come back and talk about it. i would love to go on. we have some 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is trying to tamp down on what they call sexism in the media. charles: first they tried to cover it up. these are women new year's wearing sexy outfits and the migrants thought they deserved what they got. >> it sends the wrong message. i'm pretty pro-migrants, but on the condition they come and embrace our culture and become westernized. charles: you were out in europe and met a lot of migrants. did you sense any of this? did you ever feel violated at any point? >> you see both sides of it. the vast 345 majority wanted to embreaks western culture. some lot of them were concerned about their daughter's futures. charles: the daughters they left behind. >> the daughters they brought with them. you did see some who wouldn't touch a woman's hands. charles: from a law enforcement perspective. i think this makes the law enforcement job even harder. you are given a green light. >> this is why we need term limits for politicians worldwide. something happens up here. the priorities should be on 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100 million people have slowly dropped out of the workforce in america and our jobs are being shipped overseas. people have a lot to be discouraged about. no matter how much the administration wants to tell us everything is hunky dory, americans are feeling something entirely different. >> there is an amount of self-fulfilling prophecy. if people don't make it happen, it doesn't happen. but a lot of people are at the point they don't believe it many going to happen again. >> a lot of people will feeling wage stagnation. 20 years ago something like 9 in 10 chinese were in abject poverty and now the number is closer to 1 in 10. that helps a lot in consumer confident in china. we went through that transformation a long, long time ago and that perhaps explained the rift in our differences. you are likely to be wealthier if you live in america. so the economy is rebounding a little bit which is good. a lot of people aren't feeling it and that perhaps explains it politically. but hillary clinton who is running the most conservative campaign, she want to keep the same policies barack obama has had. so i think politically that's where it is. >> all great empires fade. they have at least in the past. roman empire, british empire. are we at that point psychologically or is there somehow that we can get a booster shot? >> cue the star spangled banner. i don't believe that. the way people are coming out for these non-traditional candidate, insurgent candidates, how determined we are to fight back against a political system that has put us where we are. it is about people in the establishment like hillary and also republican administration that put us where we are and the american people in our fiber, we are going to fight back. i'm very encouraged by that. charles: we are moment away from charles: we are moment away from a donald trump rally. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. 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starts here in the driveway and stretches down to the right. loops around and goes out inside, they're expecting 8800 people inside the convention center. the event was supposed to start ten minutes from now. no way the crowd is going to be there by then. they'll probably have to delay it a little bit. we spoke with the hartford deputy police chief about preparations for the event. here's what he had to say. >> as you can see there's trump supporters with the agitators as well. so they're getting their mix of that now as there is. we would address any situation as it arises. we have had unrest, they are here to de-escalate. we're not here to intimidate or arrest people, we're here to de-escalate. we adapt to each situation as it unfolds. >> reporter: and the deputy chief told me they learned from the experiences of other cities and that's why they're handling this situation the way they are. they had big events for political events, this is the first one of this political season which obviously is like none we've ever seen before. charles: absolutely, rick leventhal. have a great weekend. although it looks like donald trump has new york in the bag. if he doesn't win 50% of the vote in each of the 27 districts the delegate could be in jeopardy. adrianna, again, we know the process is complicatid and think there's a lot to be said about the swings of momentum and donald trump on the middle east is just virtually unstoppable. >> yes, he certainly is. i think he's going to do fantastic in new york, and that all the northeastern states like connecticut, maryland, rhode island, the list goes on. pennsylvania. and that momentum is going to be unstoppable. let's not forget. donald trump has two million more votes than ted cruz. that's enormous. it's not -- shouldn't go overlooked. so i'm disappointed personally as a republican myself that the establishment won't gather, rally around the front-runner. this is the path leading into the convention, they corral around the front-runner. this time they are not. and that's actually going to hurt the party because millions of trump voters and supporters are not going to appreciate any shenanigans at the convention, and if they pull a stunt the establishment types and nullify the will of the people. there's going to be major blowback and people will leave the party, including myself, charles. charles: richard, we're seeing something similar to this start to evolve also on the democratic side. >> hillary clinton when she ran initially, this is going to be a coronation, this is not a coronation for hillary clinton. fighting for every single vote. all likelihood she will win tuesday in new york and probably the nominee. she's going to have to wrap her arms around them and unite the party. hillary clinton is going to have an easier time than the republicans are, there is so much divisiveness in the republican food fight or the crumpbattle with ted cruz is trying to fudge the numbers and change the rules and donald trump has the most delegates and the most votes and shutting him out the process. i got to tell you, i think what you'll see at republican convention is fireworks. a lot of them. and at the democratic convention hopefully you'll see our party say look at fireworks over there, we're just better. charles: that might save the day, everyone grease, i think the narrative is if cruz gets it, donald trump supporters will be upset but less egregious than if they were to hand it to kasich or fresh face, cathy. >> this is a hard process campaign. when you look at how hard all of the candidates have worked. you have to give them and their staffs tremendous credit to. hand it to someone else would not feel not right but people were unheard, so paul ryan has spoken out about this, this week. charles: nobody believes him now. [laughter] >> he's being clear. there's no comeback, no comeback. charles: this is the guy that said no to the speaker job 73 times. kelly, do you think the gop can survive if trump came out of process with a nod? >> i do. the reason is there was an nbc survey monkey done that said 50%, it's not a large number but 50% of trump supporters would back cruz, and i've been in the field interviewing different trump supporters, they're comfortable with people going between the two candidates. so i don't think there will be any massive division within the party if cruz gets the nomination. charles: it won't be ugly and boisterous no matter. what have great weekends, we appreciate it. at home, we appreciate it. the numbers have been great. appreciate it. >>> good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. donald trump is fighting the republican national committee over its delegate and convention rules. trump accused the republican party of conspiring to stop him from clinching the party's nomination. >> i know the rules very well but i know it is stacked against me by the establishment. i fully understand it. we had people out there. they weren't heard. then, in fact, today, when it was announced, the numbers were announced, they put out something on twitter saying, oh, we stopped trump. we stopped trump that. was put out by the party in colorado. the.is, it was stacked against us. >> his comments elicited a

hour with ted cruz and john kasich teaming up. will their devoid and conquer strategy stop donald trump and force a contested convention. we'll to the second hour of "happening now". i am jon scott. >> and i am heather childers in for jenna lee. donald trump called the new partnership "desperation". and meanwhile cruz and kasich are speaking out about their new strategy to focus efforts on different states. >> this is a matter of resources and you know, we be ran a national campaign. and fire resources where we think they would be helpful. >> we decide to allocate our time and resources on the state of indiana and kasich decide to allocate elsewhere. that made since for both campaigns. >> fox team coverage. ed henry is following the democratic race. carl cameron has more on the republicans. >> reporter: unlikely two system. john kasich and ted cruz are not a ticket. and they are doubling up on and they are clearly desperate. and that is a corrupt national committee process. for kasich, it is straightforward. and he was not likely to do well in indiana. and ceding that to ted cruz and will h

better people? probably. charles: dr. ben carson, he says donald trump is the best man for the job as commander-in-chief. in the meantime, senator ted cruz, his ground game and infrastructure posing a serious threat. not just in wisconsin and others. but in elects that we thought were done and over with. joining me now the man himself, dr. ben carson. welcome to the show. you know, this is what everyone loves about you. you are a breath of fresh air. but sometime has anyone in the trump camp said you are a little bit too honest? when you talk about donald trump having major defects. that's not typical endorsement speak. >> the fact of the matter is, i'm a very honest and plain spoken person. i don't think people have totally gotten used to that. but added after that, like we all are. but certain of the media will just grab the fir part of it and say carson says donald trump has defected. that's what they do. that doesn't work on people who are well informed. but it's effective for people who are superficial. that's the reason our founding fathers said our freedom and system is depende

news, protesting trump. a tense demonstration outside of a hotel where donald trump is addressing california's republican party. protesters knocking down barricades trying to storm the building just hours after bloody clashes at a trump rally. so why is the violent reaction to his campaign now escalating? tepid endorsement. four days before the indiana primary, the state's governor announces he's voting for ted cruz but his backing seems to lack enthusiasm and goes on to praise donald trump. will it have any impact on the primary outcome? >>> putin's talk. weeks after the navy ship was buzzed, a dangerous maneuver was conducted over a u.s. air force plane. what's vladimir putin up to? >>> and the kim jong-un regime sentences an american citizen to ten years of hard labor in north korea. his alleged crime? spying for south korea. was his confession coerced? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following breaking news. tense protests against donald trump outside a hotel where the gop presidential front-runner was speaking. the protesters blocking the entrance

" republican town hall. second of three this week. at the top of next hour, donald trump and his family, taulking how hometown voters. the new york primary coming up. with it the chance for a badly needed big win. tomorrow night, ted cruz, his main rival, safe to say his arch rival. the two embroiled in a delegate battle facing a potential contested convention, a gop race that seems to grow more contentious every single day including today which saw donald trump single out reince priebus by name telling the newspaper "the hill" priebus should be ashamed of the nominating system he calls a disgrace. also today top republicans saying they may skip the convention entirely and one gop leader, house speaker paul ryan ruling out any possibility that he'll accept the republican nomination. we're going have more on all of it now from cnn's jason carroll. >> reporter: donald trump angry at the gop nominating system which he calls corrupt. this after claiming his supporters in colorado were shut out when that state awarded all its delegates to ted cruz. >> our republican system is absolutely rigg