pennsylvania is reliably blue, but there are a lot of republicans in the state of pennsylvania so the other republican candidates need to compete and where are they? it's all donald trump. we don't have anything for maryland, but there's delaware. that's donald trump. if you are the other republican candidates going through these five states tonight it's a tough argument to make you are competitive in this race especially to put tonight into context this was supposed to be ted cruz's wheelhouse. these are republican voters. there aren't that many reporters across the south to turn these states to donald trump. we know donald trump is winning all five. we know he's looking for a big delegate haul, 100 plus to add to his count. that's momentum. can he get to 1,237 by the convention? difficult, but he's making the odds better. >> in these five wins on the republican side for donald trump in delaware it's winner take all so he'll get all 16 delegates, if you look at connecticut, maryland and pennsylvania, if he wins those districts it's winner take all, although in pennsylvania you have t

she'll be at the pennsylvania convention center with supporters as the votes in pennsylvania, delaware and three other state contests come in. she and bernie sanders took part in separate town hall meetings last night at the national constitution center. they aired on our sister network, msnbc. then both candidates held get out the vote rallies. vanders spoke to a crowd at drexel university where he got some support from actress susan sarand sarandon. clinton was on stage at city hall.ç she had hundreds of supporters that you see in the background. >> i need every one of you to go out and work as hard as you can and convince everybody you can talk to to come out and vote. >> tomorrow let us see in pennsylvania the highest voter turnout in the history of the state. >> reporter: the latest nbc news poll has clinton ahead of sanders in pennsylvania by 15 points. now, speaking of voter turnout as you just heard from senator sanders. pollsters say expect to see a record republican voter turn jut tonight. front-runner donald trump rallied at west chester university yesterday and in wilkes-

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 degrees. right now, new jersey, 63. that's the warm spot. nobody is really cold. 50s for the pennsylvania suburbç in the lehigh valley. at 59 degrees in philadelphia with a bit of sunshine will heat up to summer-like levels this afternoon. by 10:00 this morning. it won't be an all-day rainfall. not everybody will get it all at once. we could see them pop up with 80s today in philadelphia. upper 70s for the pennsylvania suburbs and earlier s

senate in pennsylvania. they are joseph edvarka, katie mcginty, fedorman and sestak. >>> morganelli, commissioner shapiro and allegheny county d.a. steve zappala. on the republican side, john rafferty is facing federal prosecutor joe peters. attorney general kathleen kane who is facing criminal charges decided not to run for re-election. your votes will have a big impact on who wins in today's primaries. experts that we've talked to said voter turnout really matters, especially for the democrats. one political analyst suggested that a high female turnout could benefit pennsylvania senate candidate katie mcginty while a big millennial vote would boost bernie sanders. nick marzano says its goal is to show young people why it's important to vote. >> when you see members who get a chance to talk to their council member or state rep and realize these are folks that live down the street from them, that they can run into and have a tangible impact on their city, their eyes open up and they get hooked for life. >> o

hillary clinton beat bernie sanders in both pennsylvania and delaware. and moving to the republican side, as predicted donald trump got the most votes in pennsylvania and moving south trump also beat out ted cruz and john kasich in delaware as well. so big night for both trump and clinton. >> yup. >> full hour of enter tape many news coming up next with tmz followed by dish nation then tune into chasing news. back here at 4am for fox morning news and "good day philadelphi philadelphia". sue serio and bob kelly have your weather and traffic covered all morning long. ♪ pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. more complete allergy relief. flonase

that's connecticut, delaware, maryland, and pennsylvania. while bernie sanders pick rhode island tonight. and tonight both trump and clinton were looking ahead. >> with your help, we're going to come back to philadelphia for the democratic national convention. >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee, absolutely. >> tonight, we have live team coverage on all the big races in our area from pennsylvania to delaware. we begin with nbc 10's lauren make live at the pennsylvania convention center where hillary clinton celebrated her victories tonight. lauren? >> reporter: jacquelinjacquelin cheers from this crowd every time they heard hillary clinton won another state. when she took the stage tonight, it wasn't primary wins she was talking about, but uniting the party and taking on a general election. >> thank you, pennsylvania. >> reporter: hillary clinton started with a shout-out to the state that gave her a win but made tonight about what comes next. >> keep imagining a tomorrow where instead of building walls, we're breaking down barriers.

they are facing off against a small business owner and pennsylvania mayor. as we mentioned, the winner of today's primary will try to unseat incumbent republican senator. he was elected to the u.s. senate back in 2008. >> thumbs up and smiles voting in east falls. challenger in long time politician evans cast his ball lot, and they are continuing to push for votes. at the center of corruption charges, and evans shook hands with governor tom wolf he rallied supporters there at the diner. >> i'm not the jury or the judge. talking to people about the issues that are most important. >> the voters of the district have to decide how to punch my ticket, win the day because of the work we've done and support of the work we'll continue to do. >> reelected to congress 11 times by wide margins there is time to vote in the election, polls close at 8:00, less than two hours to go. we're the place for election night coverage, keep it here for live updates throughout the evening. the nbc10.com team takes you behind scenes in the news room, and at 11:00 we have up to the mi

my son went to school in pennsylvania. eric went to school in pennsylvania. also -- they also went to a school which is a great school. they love the hill school. ivanka went to school in pennsylvania. i went to school in pennsylvania. applause] mr. trump: i guess i am a product of pennsylvania. i love pennsylvania. it you know what? i went to a statistician and i said, give me some stuff for the area. it has been hit hardest among the communities of america. it hard. then a talk about the scranton region, lost half of its manufacturing jobs since 1990. lost 6000 manufacturing jobs since the recession in 2007. that is a lot of jobs. going to china. they are going to mexico. they are going to japan. they're going to be a non-. of pennsylvania has lost more than 35% of its manufacturing jobs since 2001. 2001, that was the year that -- brilliantd congress, really brilliant people we have, right? -- except for my two favorite who are there tonight. where are they? lulu and todd. where are they? get them up here. are so high up. see? they want everybody else to ha

here's what we need to do in pennsylvania. i think body cams need to be used by police all across pennsylvania. it's why as chairman of the pennsylvania commissioner on crime and delinquency i have n convened the leadership across the country, and in pittsburgh, steve, where you're from. working on addressing not whether police should wear body cameras, but many are for it, but what laws do need amended. what's responsible for maintaining the database, how is that database going to be allowed to be in public hands if appropriate? these are the serious questions to be working on today. i have been engaged in that discussion. i look forward to making sure we have more tools to protect the law enforcement and i think body cams are a good example of that. >> thank you. the public has been reminded that the duties of the attorney general are wide ranging but within the criminal division the where it is ultimately up to you as attorney general to decide whether or not charges should be filed. what makes you prepared for that particu

as my home state of pennsylvania. my state's crazy rules mean that, no matter who wins 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 own 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 neededed to switch parties. i'm tired of being blamed for all of the things that people don't want to get off their butt and do a job. >> donald trump has been in real estate for quite a few years. >> disrupted the system. >> saying from his heart. >> equivalent to third grade recess. >> we're going to learn $1 bet between him and another rich guy. >> nobody i know is voting. they think [ bleep ]. when donald trump joined we decided we weren't going to vote because it's [ bleep ]. >> we'll get to that panel later. they had a lot to say. first, here's why my home s

i used to like that song. >>> it's an unfair thing because i'm way up in pennsylvania, but in pennsylvania, i think you get 17 delegates and the rest you have to negotiate for. what is this? what's going on? >> donald trump crying foul on how pennsylvania awards its delegates in tomorrow's primary. this is an important state to win with the most delegates up for grabs tomorrow. as he said, there are two categories of delegates in pennsylvania. it is a big twist. the biggest twist out there tomorrow. 54 unbound delegates that could wield some of the most unlikely power at the national convention in july. they are free agents elect inside the primary tomorrow and can go to that convention and vote for whoever they want to for whatever reason they want to. joining me now is the perfect person to have on the case. our resident delegate hunter jacob soboroff. that is the jersey turnpike. you aren't in harrisburg. you're on the jersey turnpike on your way to pennsylvania. you have been tracking these unbound delegates. we know all about their power. the wild card of this is so many of them have

and activity consistent across pennsylvania. expect a good night, good day for hillary clinton in pennsylvania. >> can we explain to our viewers how crazy this is on the republican side? if you win statewide you get 17 delegates but there are 54 the most sought after people in american politics right now. these uncommitted delegates. but you can't just go into your voting booth and say which is the trump one? >> doesn't give them -- >> it doesn't say. what trump people are putting out, i presume other campaigns are doing as well, is a list, you know, congressional district by congressional district who their delegates are because otherwise if you step into a voting booth, you have absolutely no way of knowing who you're pushing the lever for. >> as opposed to colorado delegates weren't voted on. i think donald trump will do well in the -- with the 54 delegates. cnn did a poll, 28% will support trump. if he could get 26 delegates in addition to 17, that is huge towards getting to 1,237. >> mary katharine, we're looking at results

pennsylvania is the one people are watching most. let's come down to maryland, stay on the democrats, senator obama won huge. african americans in baltimore or out here in the prince george's county suburbs of washington. look at the margin, 80% and winning affluent say bu-- >> what about republicans. >> for republicans, i was on the eastern shore. saw a lot of trump out here. i'll show you the house races in maryland. there this is a republican house district. this is a democratic district now but it has been a republican district over the years. watch cruz. can cruz get anything out here in the western part or the state and eastern shore and cut into donald trump's delegate hall tonight? critical for the republicans even if he gets one or two, three or four in march ryland a elsewhere. so we'll watch where that support comes in and lastly, come back to the 2016 map and delaware for republicans, looks like trump country. can kasich pick up something? campaign had a hope to get delegates and democrats back to the 2008 map, again, afr

those showers that are rolling through western pennsylvania and into central pennsylvania, that's the next wet weathermaker for us. we could see some heavy downpours during the day. if it's not going to be an all-day rainfall, however. you'll see breaks of sunshine for that quick warmup. by 5:00 this afternoon, we'll see the totals picking up. in fact, by 7:00 this evening, closer to three-quarter inch in swedesboro while philadelphia tops a third of an inch of rainfall. that's one computer model. it shows you that we will see some rainfall during theç day today. that's not our only chance of rain in the coming days. today showers and thunderstorms after some sunshine this morning and that quick warmup to 83 degrees, look at the cooldown tomorrow. it's a sharp contrast in temperatures that can give you the strong storms that may develop this afternoon. come thursday and friday, that's rain. doesn't look like we'll be in for storms but the rain will keep us cooler in the 50s. cool for this time of year and drying out for the beginning of the weekend, saturday, but sunday we may see s

, and win, in pennsylvania, and >> reporter: with big wins in pennsylvania abe maryland hillary clinton took big prize, in addition on delaware and connecticut. she offered a olive branch an appeal for party unity. it is clear that clinton is looking beyond the primaries attacking donald trump and the republican party. >> ♪ >> reporter: for hillary clinton it was what she was hoping for, a huge victory in pennsylvania. the biggest prize of all. her campaign sees this largely as a turning point in her victory speech tonight she focused primarily on the challenge ahead making it clear that she wants to move forward to clinching the nomination once and for all and move on to the general election. >> with your help we will come back to philadelphia a, for the democratic national convention. with the most votes and most pledged delegates. >> there is nothing, nothing that we cannot accomplish. >> reporter: meanwhile bernie sanders as he has indicated before remains defiant despite tonight's result, despite brutal losses in pennsylvania, delaware and minister land on the heels of the 16-poi

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 mi

cruz: pennsylvania is an energy state. [applause] sen. cruz: being a texan, i know a little bit about that. you look back to it years ago, when barack obama promised if he was president he would bankrupt every coal-fired plant in america. [boos] sen. cruz: it's amazing that may be the only campaign promise obama has come close to beating. the war on coal from the obama administration is wrong. [applause] sen. cruz: america is the saudi arabia of coal, we are the saudi arabia of natural gas. the federal government should not be working, trying to destroy the livelihood of millions of americans who depend on the energy sector. [applause] sen. cruz: energy is key to bringing manufacturing back to america. low cost energy means jobs. [applause] sen. cruz: we are going to stop amnesty and end sanctuary cities and end welfare for those here illegally. [applause] we will see millions and millions of new hiking jobs. we will see jobs coming back from mexico, coming back from china. we are going to see manufacturing jobs coming back to pennsylvani

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pennsylvania's delegate allocation process is unusual. pennsylvania adds 71 delegates to the convention in cleveland. 17 are bound to the candidate who wins the primary on the first ballot but 54 of them are free agents which means they are not bound to the candidate who wins the state's popular vote so a lot of people are watching pennsylvania on the republican side in particular. the polls close at 8 o'clock tonight. we're live in east falls, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> now those delegates could get split. we'll have to see. thanks katherine. >>> "action news" is watching other races in pennsylvania. congressman chaka fattah is battling to keep his u.s. house seat. he's running against three democratic challengers while he himself faces federal corruption charges. three democrats and two republicans are running to succeed kathleen kane as pennsylvania attorney general. kane is embroiled in a perjury scandal. >>> representatives from the league of women voters will be at the 6abc studios today to answer your questions or

pennsylvania voters i live in pennsylvania, i pastor a church in pennsylvania, very much excited about the primary and everything getting ready to happen. and are very interested in what the candidates have to say. so, pennsylvania people are looking very closely at what the candidates have to say and how it's going to impact them. pennsylvanians are delighted that the pennsylvania primary is actually going to have a stake, it's going to mean something this time. the primary is earlier than it has been in past years, it's in april instead of may. and this time it matters. so pennsylvanians are proud about that. >> so rick, ted cruz released a new web ad ahead of tuesday's primaries. here is a clip. >> our latest polling indicates americans want a president they can trust, someone who isn't -- >> liar? >> get to the point. who are we talking about here? >> how do we stop ted cruz? how do we stop ted cruz? >> i don't think we can. >> your take? rick, what does it say about the state of cruz's campaign? >> i love that ad. it's hbo series style or should i say nbc drama style ad, it's real

are you feeling confident here in pennsylvania. >>> i am encourage but it will be voters of pennsylvania that will make that decision. what we will do is work hard each and every day to earn support of the men and women of this state. >> reporter: pennsylvania is one of the five states where the primary is on april 26th. reporting live from independent mall, christie ileto for channel six "action news", jim. >> christie, thank you. >>> bernie sanders addressed a packed recreational hall in penn state telling almost 7,000 students that hillary clinton is getting a little bit nervous. of course that was before tonight's clinton landslide. sanders dismissed claims by clinton campaign that his path to victory is close to impossible. clinton now heads to pennsylvania first thing tomorrow. she will hold two events in philadelphia, one of them will be a conversation on gun violence with attorney jenner i can holder. and we ask you to stay with "action news" for complete coverage, heading in to next tuesday's primary elections, on the air, and on line. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight,

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pennsylvania, maryland and delaware. and let me bring in our political director because the big question is how did she do it? who were the vote rs who turned out in pennsylvania and maryland. >> let's start in maryland and we're looking at woman first here jake. she wins women voters in maryland 67% to bernie sanders 31%. women made up 61% of the maryland democratic primary electorate tonight. let's look at women in pennsylvania where they made up 59% of the electorate tonight and she wins them 59% to 41%. now let's look at non-whiters. this has been a clinton strength. in maryland 68% go for clinton and 30% for sanders. pennsylvania it's more of a white electorate, but the non-white voters were 29% of the electorate. hillary clinton got 64% of them. you take non-white voters and women voters, that kind of turnout is putting her so far ahead of him not just tonight but throughout this democratic contest. >> fascinating. david, on the republican side the number hovering over every single other number that we declare this

pennsylvania suburbs chilly start. 41 right now. look at the warm up by 1:00 this afternoon, 7 mile-per-hour wind and 60 degrees. lehigh valley, may make it into the low 70s this afternoon. 3:00, forecast high of 70 will go a little bit warmer at 5:00. up to 71 degrees. let's go to south jersey and the jersey shore which is running cool to beginning with. 34 degrees but sunshine and 65 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon and the jersey shore is going to reach into the middle 50s the wind a little bit stronger and coming off of the ocean. at 9:00, 49 degrees. just a few degrees warmer at 11:00 with bright sunshine. it holds steady. climbing another couple of degrees by later today. as far as delaware is concerned what a beautiful day today. and the nice weather is going to be continuing. the ten day outlook as the temperatures take off this weekend, 60s today. low 70s tomorrow. 80 degrees on monday. and it get as little cooler on tuesday but for this time of year still beautiful. in fact very similar today. few passing clouds on tuesday b

the pennsylvania suburbs, 50 degrees. we'll see scattered clouds later in the day. 63 at 11:00, then into the 70s by 3:00 this afternoon. and the lehigh valley is in for lots of sunshine, too. 47 degrees with the wind at 4 miles an hour. 1:00, stronger at times in the lehigh valley. actually it's the south jersey area that will see a bit more wind and the temperatures will be climbing in south jersey, into the 70s by 1:00 this afternoon. that's a 9 mile-an-hour wind gusting to 15 miles an hour at times this afternoon. a few more clouds during the late afternoon hours. and so the south, delaware also going to see a nice warmup with sunshine. it will be warming into the middle 60s by 11:00. 70 degrees by 1:00 this afternoon. right now, 47 degrees. that's what's happening today hour by hour. at the bottom of the screen, the seven-day forecast. we'll take a look at the rain that's heading in for election day for tomorrow when i'm back in ten minutes. tracy? >> thanks for that. see you then. >>> let's check your ride to work,

♪ >>> 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 c

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senate in pennsylvania. they're small business owner joseph babarka, katie mcginty, tom wolfe, and john fedderman. and former congressman and former navy admiral joe ses tack. they'll try to unseat pat toomey. >> sestak voted this morning. he lost the senate race to toomey six years ago, and he's hoping for a rematch. and his rival, katie mcginty voted this morning in delaware county. she won the endorsement of president obama and vice president biden. >> in the race for pennsylvania attorney general, democratic battle, between northampton county d.a. john morganelli, josh shapiro, and steven zapalla. they voted this morning. his family joined him as he cast his vote before becoming a montgomery county commissioner, shapiro was a state commissioner. he earned president obama's endorsement in the a.g. race. >> john rafferty is facing federal prosecutor joe peters. kathleen kane is facing criminal charges, decided not to run for reelection. >> another race we're following is the one in the pennsylvania second

now primary day has area in arrn pennsylvania and delaware. hillary clinton held a rally at city hall courtyard touch on job creation and raising the minimum wage. over at drexel university long lines stretched outside the athletic center where a crowd of more than 2500 greeted bernie sanders to thunderous applause. both urged supporters to get out and vote today. >> if we stand together and fight back there is nothing we cannot accomplish. >> there is nothing that will hold us back. we will have the future that we deserve if we work togethe together. >> ♪ reporter: over at west chester university donald trump revved up his crowd. on the republican side there's been a lot of talk about a deal between ted cruz and john kasich. the ladder who enjoyed breakfast in south philadelphia yesterday. neither will campaign in each other's remaining strongest states. the theory is that will give them the best chance of denying donald trump 1237 delegates. >> i've been doing this for 10 months and these two guys they're politicians all their lives, that'

we're all pennsylvania republicans. do you know -- do you think that donald trump has as good a chance of beating hillary as john kasich? >> yeah. >> with the support, he has to have support. so i mean, we've got to bring us together. >> you don't know what lies ahead. it's going to be different. >> this thing has been nuts. right? >> they both are people who, i mean, he is like a giant child. like if he came to my therapy room, he's been married three times, i look at him like he's a giant child. he has no business with our foreign policy. hillary clinton has learned because she's female that she has to finesse things a little bit differently. she can't be a caddy schoolgirl. >> this is really odd. so there will be three delegates selected from each congressional district and they have absolutely no requirement to follow the will of the people. i think they should. do you think they should? we agree. right? john, what are you thinking? >> i think at the end of the day, i'm hoping and praying that pennsylvanians are goi

. >>> 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, sprin

imagine what maryland and pennsylvania would mean tonight for kasich and stop trump. just saying, if this pact had been signed a month ago. call it too little, too late. but this morning, in what was nothing short of approaching a head-scratching interview, kasich refused to push voters toward ted cruz in indiana, which supposedly is the entire point of this alliance against trump in that do or die state. take a listen. >> on a plain and simple note, the people in indiana who are watching this program right now, your message come primary day there is to vote for? >> look, i'm not getting into that, matt. things are not so plain and simple. i don't tell my voters what to do. >> literally in that moment, i think we were all banging our head against the wall. couldn't believe that one. third, outside groups opposing trump have sat on their hands in the northeastern states, partially because cruz and kasich didn't decide to do this alliance until the very end. they spent nothing in new york where trump won every delegate that new york had. they spent zippy in connecticut,

he has work to do in pennsylvania. a new franklin and marshall poll just out shows here he's ten points behind donald trump. john kasich looking for votes in pennsylvania five days before the election. >> any vote for me is a vote for me, not somebody else, and i need support here to have momentum going into the convention. >> reporter: last in the dell galts among republicans, but in pennsylvania, most of the delegates have the unusual privilege of voting for anyone they want at the convention. i asked about it. how important are pennsylvania's unbound delegates to you? >> all critical, all important, and i met with delegates from pennsylvania in pittsburgh the other day, and that was more -- i met with a lot of delegates yesterday in florida, and delegate hunting is really important to us. >> reporter: making decisions at the convention while voters here choose tuesday. >> took me a long time to decide who to support. kasich's my guy. >> reporter: and you heard john there telling me about meeting with some delegates

let's take a look at how pennsylvania and delaware do that. we'll start with pennsylvania and we'll start with the democrats. first of all, take a look at that number. 189 delegates. that's a big number, one of the biggest states out there for the democrats. and these delegates are handed out proportionately. both bernie sanders and hillary clinton could both end up with delegates here. take a look at how the republicans do it. theirs is very different, very unique. 17 delegates is what you get if you win the state of pennsylvania. but take a look at this number. there are another 54 delegates out there who can vote for anyone they want at the convention. they're completely unbound. and these unbound delegates, you're actually going to vote for them on your ballot on tuesday, but you will not know -- it will not say who those candidates support. some of them have decided at this point, some of them have not. so that is a very unique part of the process here. let's take a look at how they do things in delaware. it is a smaller state, of course,

in the pennsylvania primary. in the state of maryland, on the gop side, we're projecting when all the votes are counted, donald trump will be the victor there. again, a significant victory for donald trump as it will be in connecticut. as the voting heads up in new england tonight, two states up there voting. donald trump, our projected winner and on the democratic side, a significant victory being projected for hillary clinton as expected in the state of maryland. those are the only races of all of the races, both party, five states, that we can project at this hour. >> so, that's what's interesting is whoat's not on the board on the republican side. too early to call still in delaware and rhode island. and on the democratic side, everything except maryland. >> wrae, i want to see a democrat in rhode island. >> that's going to be very interesting. the one state we've seen poll ng the last week that had bersy sanders ahead. a ppp poll that had him plus four in rhode island. there's a lot of moving parts in rhode

what about for the pennsylvania suburbs? a cooler morning, but another nice warmup for the pennsylvania suburbs, low 60s by 3:00 this afternoon. and the lehigh valley, a nice warmup there. 1:00 temperature of 60 degrees after a 9:00 temperature of 47. now the temperatures are going to be nicely climbing in south jersey. 50 degrees at 9:00. low 60s at 1:00 today. but it's the jersey shore that is going to see the temperatures with that easterly wind stay cooler. we're starting off with 34 degrees right now. 9:00, 47. by 1:00, forget about the 60s, it's 52 degrees. middle 50s this afternoon. what about the next five days? your day in delaware will be in the 60s, but over the next five days it gets even warmer. that's true of philadelphia and the lehigh valley. this is the five-day forecast for each. 60s for today and tomorrow, 70s on sunday in philadelphia. 80 degrees monday afternoon. not far behind in the lehigh valley, 67 tomorrow. a little warmer on your saturday. sunday, 72 and 76 degrees monday afternoon. the ten-day for

i mean, he's got western pennsylvania roots. he grew up out there. and he can talk with some credibility about that. and the turnout is always higher in the west. >> hmm. and do you think this ability to have strategic votes, where you can vote one way in the primary, in effect to set up the candidate you want to be the weak opponent to your real favorite, is that fair? it smells like -- it doesn't pass the smell test. >> well, i'm telling -- i'll speak for myself. i changed -- i'm an independent, and i will continue to be an independent, but i registered in a party so i could vote against somebody. i'd rather keep the fact that i'm going to vote against donald trump a secret... [ laughter ] ...and the party that i registered in, but i think people are -- we don't give the voters very much credit for any brains. and voters are not stupid. you may not like what they're doing, and think what they're doing is stupid, but when they're motivated -- and they have clearly shown a motivation in both the democratic and the republican primaries to express them

>>> 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, hi

we don't need to win new york or pennsylvania. all we need to do is prevent donald trump getting 1237 delegates, meaning looking at places there are ripe opportunities to hold him below certain thresholds and pave the way for somebody else to win a congressional district here and there. the math is the math. the trump campaign can make up this phony math they can somehow get to 1400 delegates and try to get you guys to put that on television. that math just doesn't work. it's very very fuzzy math like saying 2 plus 2 equals 1400. it just doesn't. >> let's look at the calendar, this is all laid out for us, the northeast primaries on the 26th and go to indiana may the 3rd. is that where you're placing your bets to try to cut off any momentum from donald trump after next thursday? >> the media wants to focus on state wins. we're looking next week at opportunities in several different states. >> where are you spending your money? >> in maryland we're looking at opportunities congressional districts places we can pick up delegates. cer

pennsylvania. he won pennsylvania. he won connecticut. he won delaware. he also won rhode island. >> and maryland. and on the democratic side, big night for hillary clinton as well. so far, she has won maryland, pennsylvania, and delaware is still too early to call. and delaware.

but tonight, all 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.

i are tied in pennsylvania. and in november, we're going the win pennsylvania and beat hillary clinton and that's one of the reasons so many republicans are uniting behind this campaign. this afternoon donald trump visited kent county, delaware, the republican front-runner rallied supporters at the state fair grounds in harrington. he talked about bringing jobs back to the united states, lowering taxes and taking on hillary clinton. >>> and several men tell us that they were kicked out of the afternoon rally in delaware because they're black. the men say they didn't have signs and didn't say anything anti-trump. this is video the men recorded of the incident. >> ask me if i was a trump supporter. and i said i'm undecided. he said you got to leave. i'm standing here black and because i'm black and undecided he said i had to leave. >> we reached out to the trump campaign about the group's claims. a spokesperson says she was told the men did have signs. as for trump, he will be back in our area for a rally monday a

you know republicans in pennsylvania. it's a closed primary there as well. >> right. >> how is trump going to do against cruz and kasich next tuesday in pennsylvania? >> i don't know enough about their side. i try to focus on our side only. it seems like trump is ahead, but -- but i've been very impressed by the reaction that i've gotten when i'm going around the state campaigning for hillary. people understand the degree of experience she has. you know, when i was on the foreign relations committee, i worked clothesly with her on very you have to issues dealing with i.e.d. components coming in from afghanistan that were really hurting our troops and i've worked with her on that and she's been someone focused on the middle class, raising wages, focusing on knocking down barriers to people that are trying to get into the middle class. >> good news for pennsylvania right now. a lot of ad money is going to be spent in the next few days getting the political commercials. >> appreciate that. >> i'm sure your state could use th

details are coming up. >>> plus, pennsylvania politics. we'll tell you about the surge of stumping about to hit the keystone state ahead of the upcoming primary. >>> good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm rosemary connors. it's just about 4:30 on this monday. get ready for some warm weather. some spots in our area could even hit 80 degrees. yes, let's take a live look outside at the center city skyline. still dark at this hour. i'm sure the sun will be shining later on. meteorologist bill henley is tracking the conditions where you live with our new neighborhood weather. good morning, bill. >> good morning, rosemary. it will be a beautiful day today. chilly spots to start with. not everybody is seeing the milder temperatures this morning. south jersey, for example, parts of it have dropped into the 30s. it's 507 degrees in philadelphia, lehigh valley, just shy of 50 and that 50 in the pennsylvania suburbs, a couple areas, cooler. no sign of any cold. phoenixville, 48 degrees right now. bradford township is at 59 at this hour. 42 de

we are in butler, pennsylvania about an hour outside of pittsburgh. my buddy larry tells me he's voting for donald trump. >> i think donald trump is the only person that can straighten the united states out. he is the only man that could be able to do that. ted cruz cannot straighten the united states out. he doesn't have the policies or the ability to straighten the united states out. i am voting for donald trump and i hope everybody else votes for donald trump. i want to see all of the people voting for donald trump. >> john, thank you so much. enjoy your eggs. now we are going to talk to larry. >> you are voting for donald trump as well, why is that? >> as i said before he is the man for the hour. we need a fresh face outside of the political class to commend his position on trade as well as national defense. when our destroyer was buzzded by 11 times a week or so back a weak response from the white house. with he need donald trump who will take care of things. >> in 20-years you spent in the air force what do you think he will do for our troops? >

. >>> 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 unbound delegate so he can win on

clinton in the general election in pennsylvania, hillary and i are tied in pennsylvania. and in november we're going to win pennsylvania and beat hillary clinton. that's one of the reasons so many republicans are uniting behind this campaign. >> yesterday donald trump visited kent county, delaware. the republican frontrunner rallied supporters at the state fairgrounds in harrington. he talked about bringing jobs back to the united states, lowering taxes and taking on hillary clinton. trump will be in our area for a rally monday at west chester university. i do believe the state fairgrounds are in harrisburg. both democratic candidates made stops in pennsylvania yesterday. hillary clinton made a campaign stop at a high school in scranton while senator bernie sanders visited millersville university. both addressed the need to make education affordable. >> i want and you want everybody to be able to get all of the education they need to become the best worker, the best citizen that they can become. >> if you pay your student debt payments every month, we're going to have a c

seeing significant warming for the pennsylvania suburbs. starting off in the 40s, warming into the 60s this afternoon. the lehigh valley not as cold this morning. on the cool side at 9:00, 1:00 this afternoon brilliant sunshine and 60 degrees. for delaware, cool start, but low 60s this afternoon. south jersey into the 60s. there you go. the jersey shore, don't expect that sunshine to have a massive impact on the temperatures. it will be warmer at 55 degrees, but cooler than the rest of the area. that's what it looks like today. a look at your extended forecast on the screen any time, the seven-day at the bottom of the screen. i'll have the five-day forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington with your first alert traffic. >> bill, watching the schuylkill expressway, this is around montgomery drive no problems in either direction. we did have an earlier accident scene around city avenue, that's cleared out of the way. no delays because of it. no delays eastbound into center city from the blue route to the vine street expressway,

pennsylvania's amazing. i went to school in pennsylvania. [ applause ] i think we're going to do fantastically all over. we have so many great numbers. and new york has been incredible. we have a 40-point lead, and i think we're going to do well -- i hope, i hope. it's politics. you know. [ applause ] >> let's look at the delegate count right now, you would need -- you've won 61% of the delegates available. you would need 57% of all delegates remaining including unbound. certainly within your capacity, if you have a good showing in new york, pennsylvania, some of these states, is that your hope and goal that it's not a contested convention? >> i think so. imthink s im-- i think so. i'm the only one who can do that. [ applause ] >> i love this group. yeah, that would be what i'd like to do. i'd like to be able to close it out. i think it's all about we want to make america great again, and we're going do. it we're going to do. it we seem to be doing very well in places that i thought we'd be doing well. i won