that is proslavery in new york. on the other side, a small but very influential core of abolitionists, the white abolitionists tended to be from the new york, they were new englanders like horace greeley who people knew as uncle horace in the day, founder and editor of the tribune, one of the most widely read papers in the country and at plymouth church in brooklyn heights. it was plymouth church that invited abraham lincoln in february 18, '60. in february 18, '60 abraham lincoln is not even a dark horse, a candidate for president, hasn't announced the standard, he is so unknown new york newspapers couldn't figure out his name. several just went with a lincoln because they didn't know his first name. because of that, churchs were not able to attract a crowd. greeley and others brought him to manhattan instead of brooklyn and switched the venue to cooper union in manhattan the speech he made in february 18, '60 was the most important speech of his career because it made his career. he got his picture taken by matthe

new york is so much more than just new york city. "on the record's" griff jenkins is live in buffalo new york getting thedt pulse of the voters there griff? >> that's right, greta. we are at the anchor barn icon here in buffalo. it's the birthplace of buffalo chicken wings. some 52 years ago. in this part of the country is the most conservative anywhere in the state. trump and clinton leading the polls respectively. but we went to our own polling place today to find out how people were voting. take a look. >> today i voted for donald trump. the reason being is i think is he bringing some fresh ideas and i think a step away from the status quo might be just what we need. >> i voted for bernie sanders. i believe he has the right vision. but my vote also was to go against the democratic party because i don't believe we have a vote. >> i voted for hillary clinton. i have been a hillary clinton voter for a number of years. >> the issue that i choose her most for is that her relation toward african-americans. i feel that she has always bee

the new york tabloid press. how the candidates have to handle the toughest most in your face media market in america. we are going to get to all of that and a lot more in the next hour, but we begin this morning with the war of words that's exploding right now on the democratic side. the issue of what it means to be qualified to be president of the united states. now, where did this whole dispute come from? bernie sanders seemingly responding last night to comments that were made by hillary clinton on this network, on "morning joe" yesterday, when clinton was asked if sanders was ready to be president. >> so the question -- and i'm serious, if you weren't running today and you looked at bernie sanders would you say this guy is ready to be president of the united states? >> well, i think he hadn't done his homework and he had been talking for more than a year about doing things that he obviously hadn't really studied or understood, and that does raise a lot of questions. really what it goes to is for voters to as

>> we're going to do new york, new york, new york. not only is it home but some of the states coming right behind us -- pennsylvania, new jersey, connecticut -- they are all watching the new york media as well. so we'll do a lot of campaigning in new york. >> why didn't you do it today? he could have gone out his front door. shook some hands and that would have been campaigning in new york. didn't do anything today, not tomorrow or saturday. >> a lot of internal meetings today and some tomorrow. >> that's what he's doing, meeting behind closed doors? >> yeah. >> any additional add-ones to the campaign besides paul manafort. we could see adds in communication and policy? >> i think it's fair to expect there will be quite a few over the next few weeks tofu months. as you get closer, there's a lot of work to be done that involves the convention let alone what's we've been doing, earning delegates every day. then we have to get ready for a general, too. a lot of work. a lot of people coming on board. >> we have been told there will be a s

new york. they have two weeks to make very important decisions. bernie sanders got what he wanted out of wisconsin yesterday, a 14-point win. but considering he only picked up a net gain of 10 pledged delegates and the number of contests remaining is getting smaller and hillary clinton used to be a senator here in new york for eight years, it's no sleep till brooklyn for native son bernie sanders. he's not the only hometown boy racing back to the empire state. donald trump came up short in wisconsin, and ted cruz and john kasich had their days in texas and ohio. but now trump is the one with the home court advantage in a state where he could sweep all of new york's 95 delegates. that will happen if he wins more than half the vote here. and look at the latest polling data released just a short time ago, the real estate billionaire sitting at 52% in new york state. if all of that happens, buckle up, because new york is the starting line for a grand tour of the northeast. connecticut, delaware, ma

new york. we're setting up for ted cruz in the bronx. he'll be taking questions from reporters after a big win yesterday in wisconsin. hour hallie jackson who follows the cruz campaign joins me now from the bronx. we have the new poll out, hallie. it shows cruz should be dead last in new york, followed by trump at 58%. he also had someone escorted out. talk about that. >> we'll start there, thomas, because i think we have some video we can show you. a couple minutes ago, there were some hecklers. they were taelling him his policies were discriminating. they were escorted out of the building. cruz met with some faith leaders in the bronx. he is shaking hands with some people. i can see him out of the corner of my eye. you talk about the monmouth poll. he finished in wisconsin and notch aid big win for him there. now it's new york, delaware, connecticut, pennsylvania, places that look better for donald trump. donald trump now breaking 58%, senator cruz ahead of john kasich. it is a potentially bu

here in new york, and i love new york. and this has been a joy during the last two weeks, to be here, all over the state. >> secretary clinton implied she could wrap up the whole nomination today. >> i'm afraid she's going to be disappointed. >> for republicans, the question isn't whether or not trump wins, it's whether he wins big enough to take all of the state's 95 delegates. trump will be in new york tonight, but ted cruz and john kasich have already moved on. they're already in pennsylvania. one wonders if they should have been there last week. right now, they're in pittsburgh this afternoon. at least kasich was, and he kept his expectations for tonight extremely low. >> how are you hoping to do in new york tonight? >> well, we hope we get some delegates. we'll see. we really want to get a few delegates. i can't make a prediction, but we worked hard up there and hopefully we'll come out of there with some delegate momentum. >> for the stop trump folks, the name of the game tonight is to keep trump below 50% in at leas

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

they were new englanders that came to new york city. founder and editor of the tribune, one of the two most widely read papers and henry at plymouth church. it was church that asked lincoln to speak in 1860. he's not even the dark horse. he's the darkest possible dark horse of candidate. he hasn't announced candidacy yet. the new york newspapers couldn't figure out his name, abram link own. several went with a. lincoln. because of that they got cold feet and didn't they he was able to attract a crowd so they brought him over to manhattan instead of brooklyn and sweeps the venue to cooper union in manhattan. and the speech he made there in february 1860 arguably the most important of his career because it made his career. at the same time he got his picture taken, the famous photo of him standing in his wrinkle coat because he had gotten off the trade leaning on some books. a. lincoln. pretty soon he announces candidacy and he gets elected president. it's been said -- without that speech and without that photograph, it's highly unlikely

those are new york values, the real new york values. and these are the values we need to make america great again, folks. these are the values. we have the people. we have great, great people in this state. we have people that are admired all over the world for their energy, for their intelligence, for everything, and we're going to bring this state back but we're going to bring this country back because everybody, i think, we put our country even above our state. do we agree with that? i think we put our country even above our state. [applause] >> when i watch the ted cruzzes of the world mocking our values, i don't like it, i don't like it. don't even look. when you hear the little weak voices back there, nobody hears them. the only time we hear them is when -- ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, so important, so important, they just disappeared. you know it's like -- unbelievable. amazing. you know my rallies are the safest places to be on earth, and nobody wants to report that. the dishonest media will never report that, and

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

i think bernie's the most new york, because new york's keep it real. >> reporter: a new york primary a make or break event in body parties. >> wide receive're in the botto ninth? >> i'm feeling good, i am. >> reporter: bernie sanders sat down with spike lee for "the hol would the reporter." >> we're coming to new york city. >> oh-oh, how do we do in new york? >> i think we're going to win new york. it's going to be a tough fight. >> you're from brooklyn, you're not scared? >> oh, no. >> reporter: polls and conventional wisdom suggest he should be. but this is not the year for polls. >> build that wall! >> reporter: or for conventional wisdom. >> on a number of important areas he doesn't have a plan at all. >> delegate-wise, hillary clinton may be able to lose new york. but psychologically, it is absolutely a must-win. >> reporter: new york has been hillary clinton's adopted home for two decades. ever since she first traded that cubs hat for a yankees one. it was one of her earliest flip-flops. called out by katie core oak "today." >> i've always been a yankees fan. >> i thought you w

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

trump of new york. part of the reasons why tonight's complicated. >> to be both winning and that disliked is a portrait of the american voter. and not necessarily a portrait of the candidates. that itself is worth a number of novels and we'll probably inspire them. i want to talk about the prospects for donald trump tonight, though. he is leading by a considerable amount in the new york polls. and that raises the question not necessarily of whether or not he's going to win, it feels pretty sure that he's going to win. but given that, what counts as a good night for him tonight? for that we go to steve kornacki. >> let's take a look at the big board. so yes, the question for donald trump tonight is how good of a night is this going to be? the best possible night for donald trump is he gets all 95 delegates. coming into tonight, this is where he stands. donald trump now his lead less than 200 in the delegate count against ted cruz. it's been a rough couple of weeks for cruz. he can add to that tonight, th

i was a 100% new yorker. with the new york style and the new york rhythm into the new york cadence. i started going around the country and the new york style and cadence was slightly out of rhythm with those parts of the country. and, sort of like my cousin vinny came to us. into the president took me aside was explaining to me how, you know, sometimes you , it isnt to slow down more about just hospitality and just chatting with people, not always about function and he said, you know you should go down to arkansas if you want to get something is done. you should go down and visit with these people. and i said, ok. now i had never heard that term before "visit with those people." i said, mr. president what do i do when i visit with those people. he said, nothing, you just visit. i said, what does that mean, visit? what is the purpose? you said, you don't accomplish anything. you just visit. chat, talk. i said, for what purpose, what do i want to get accomplished? i don't think i ever fully internalized the process of "visiting." but, deep president was always -- like, the president w

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to say that donald is a new york i, and have -- new york guy, and have cruz and kasich yeget the hell out of there. mark: i think you'll get about 50 statewide, and he will get a lot of districts. you have to come into television interviews-- john: try and stay in the conversation. mark: i think they are making a mistake by trying to pick off delegates. the story in two weeks is going to be -- trump romp. john: it will be investing to see what the cruise campaign does. they are sophisticated about this kind of thing. it will be adjusting to see the next 72-96 hours, whether we see what ted cruz does and where he goes. whether they just fly-- mark: in terms of the narrative and delegate accumulation game, donald j. trump, billionaire. john: after ted cruz won in wisconsin, it's becoming increasingly likely to look at a contested republican convention come july in cleveland. particularlyz, not the most popular guys in washington dc as the grand old party braces for a tense week in the rock 'n roll city, summit and the establishment are looking for a way tonight. this morning -- for a wh

here in new york, voting here in new york and i love new york. >> this is a campaign on the move. >> no new yorker can vote for ted cruz. >> it's likely that you're not going to do that well in new york, okay. >> thanks for the vote of confidence. >> wouldn't it be interesting if ted cruz came in third? >> nominating donald trump hands the election to hillary clinton. >> we'll probably get some delegates. we got a lot of delegates over the weekend that i didn't even know about. >> hillary clinton along with her hundred dollsband, the form president, voted this morning in chap wpaqua chappaqua. new york is the biggest prize for the delegates. clinton told supporters a win today could wrap up the democratic nomination. our political team is spread out across new york as we begin our coverage this morning. peter alexander is at a polling location on the west side of manhattan. peter, let me start with you. what have you been able to confirm regarding trump campaign's shuffle and the new focus on november? >> we've been reporting over recent weeks the frustrations and infighting within t

hey, new york is called new york. it never, ever will change. so what has happened, and very strongly what has happened, we are going to have those strong borders, just as you saw last week. the border patrol, 16,500 people in the border patrol, endorsed and i didn't even ask, endorsed donald trump for president. the first time they' ever done it. they've never endorsed anybody for president. but they want to have strong borders. and you know what, i thought to myself, has anybody heard the snake? has anyone heard of it? have you heard? should we do it? should we do it? all right. the main thing, can you hear me all the way in the back? can you hear me? can anybody not hear me clearly? all right. i want to thank my brother, my cousins, my nephews, my beautiful daughter-in-laws, mu son, wonderful ivanka, as you know, they all came to see this. i mean, they can't even believe it. you know, you know, lying ted cruz came today. it was a big headline today in the new york post. he couldn't draw 100 people. now, do you remember, do you remember -- do

>>> this is "today in new york." >>> now on "today in new york," layer up if you're headed out. some unspring-like temperatures going to sting this sunday morning. spring, where is spring? >> plus, battleground new york from coney island to harlem. democratic candidates continue their campaign across the big apple. >>> a former nfl player, new york native gunned down in what appears to be a road rage "today in new york" starts now. >>> good sunday morning to you. welcome to "today in new york" at 10:00. i'm pat battle. >> lynda baquero in for gus rosendale on a very chilly day. unfortunately, as you said, not very spring-like. >> not at all. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chris cimino is here. it's not very good this morning. not warming up so far. city island 38. dyker heights at 40. some folks are close to that 40-degree mark. a lot low and mid-30s north and west. every now and then there's gusts here and there and makes it feel colder. windchills still below freezing is what it feels like at jfk. the wind, 27 in newburgh and still as cold as 21 in monticello. a bright sunny da

leave new york. go concentrate. new york is april 19th. following tuesday april 26th, pennsylvania, maryland, five delegates, just go right there. john kasich, remember we started the process, kasich said i'm not going to win in iowa. i'm not even spending a minute in iowa. he went right to new hampshire and did very well in new hampshire. this is what ted cruz. >> cruz and kasich have a chance to keep trump below 50. >> do they? >> think about what happened. so donald trump on a tuesday loses wisconsin, some would say surprisingly badly loses wisconsin. new york contest. this is going to be bad for him. in a day they turned the news@h cycle. he took it back. he has got a big best page rally. lyin' ted and taking it back and, look, i think ted cruz made a big mistake by using the new york values to pander to iowa evangelicals to win iowa to do well in iowa. >> he won iowa. he had to win. >> he has got to pay the piper now. >> you don't think he can turn it around. how about you, river, do you think cruz can turn it perception around? >> i

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

you're a new york journalist. how have voters responded to that in new york? >>. >> progressive wing says yes, yes, yes, bernie is right. but what also happens, this is our home industry. so there are a lot of clerks and bankers, assistant bankers, vice president, people who want to move to new york to get into the industry and recognize that it is the backbone of a local economy and that extends to restaurants and car dealerships and so forth. when you say wall street is the bad guys, maybe not so much in a lot of people's opinion because their livelihood depends on that. >> it will be interesting to see on thursday how he uses that at the debate where you will be on stage. thanks for coming on. we appreciate it. the next debate in brooklyn is coming up this thursday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. see hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off just five days before the new york primary right here on cnn. >>> well, donald trump wants to win new york in a big way and today marked the first time since trump didn't hit the tv morning circuit. instead, he held a huge rall

a big win in new york. similar type of voters in these states would help donald trump. >> if he does well today, that would certainly help the polls there and ted cruz is actually in third place right now going into the race. and obviously, that could change as the republicans go out and vote. but he needs to emerge today and next week in relatively good shape to keep this going even if he's not able to mathematically himself on the ballot get to 1237. >> what ted cruz doesn't want to happen is lose so decisively in new york that it does affect him next week. people see a slowing of momentum in his only path that's a contested convention and we pretty much know that's the case. if you look at what he needs to win outright, he would need to win 89% of the remaining delegates. wolf, that's almost an impossibility. but ted cruz when we made that comment about new york values a couple of months ago, he was sending a message. new york voters were not necessarily the voters he was counting on. it's coming back to

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

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

talked about new york values. that was a bad thing. and he said it with hatred toward new yorker railroads sources close to the campaign telling nbc news the strategy going forward is to appeal to voters who feel left behind by washington without turning off delegates off to the party loyalists. trump said we have a lock on new york but after a tough 24 hours, cruz drew a crowd of 1200 in rochester friday night. >> tuesday is election day here in new york. and, new york, the whole country is looking at new york right now. >> i vote for you, man! >> amen, sir. >> reporter: not a lock, former "apprenti "apprentice" contestants gather in new york to denounce their would be boss. >> we strongly condemn donald's campaign of sexism, racism, violence, and hate. >> reporter: donald trump responding in characteristic fashion calling those angry contestants wannabes. busy day on the campaign trail, donald trump with two rallies in upstate new york. >> nbc's katy tur, thank you very much. >>> turning to the democrat, three d

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

york, these are new york values not hey iowa values. so the point you just made a second ago. last week i was in the bronx and meeting with some african-american pastors, including senator diaz, he brought up new york values, and he said, listen, i'm an elected democrat, and he brought up exactly what you said that cuomo said, my democratic governor, my party, told me if i'm pro life, if i believe in traditional marriage, if i believe in the second amendment, there's no place for me in new york. and those are the values we're fed up with, the values of liberal democrats who are at odds with liberal democrats in new york. >> i was born and raised in new york, i have a special place in my heart, we saw greatness out of the new york people, upstate help, long island, the entire country in fairness, rally around. there are so many good people here. but governing has been horrible in this state, especially in upstate new york in binghamton and other areas, they economically have been suffering for decades. >> right. >> how if you're elected

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new york values. >> let's be clear the people of new york know exactly what those values are. because if you want to know what liberal democratic values are, follow donald trump's check bookie. >> cruz telling badly in new york polls, but predicting a big move in the state. much like in wisconsin. >> well the interesting thing about polling is it can change and it can change quickly. we just won a landslide victory winning by 13 point, sweeping the state. >> john kasich hoping to stay alive, coming in second in the latest poll, continuing to fight off calls for him to drop out of the race. now, it is very clear that john kasich and ted cruz have a lot of ground to make up in new york but if you want to know what they are trying to do here pay attention to where they are going in the days ahead. the reason is this. donald trump will likely win new york city. both campaigns are listen to sooed that at this point. but the delegates are allocated in way that doesn't go to whipper take all. that means john

you know, i pointed out, i'm new york 27. it used to be new york 45. we've lost 40% of our congressional representation, as our area has been devastated over the last few decades. so it's -- it's worries about our children and our grandchildren, and having a future for them in western new york. so that is what mr. trump is tapped into, and that's why, you know, not only now in the primary, but come general election, this is where he's tapped into the democrats and the republican -- and the independent frustration with the establishment. so he's not only going to do great today but come november, he's going to do extraordinarily well in western new york. >> member of congress, endorsing mr. trump. congressman chris collins. thank you very much. happy voting. >> thank you, brooke. >>> and making a good argument why new york is so important. a metaphor effect of issues here reflecting what's going on around the around and a lot of delegates. you can only take so much from the pundits and politicians. this comes down to you. the real people. the voters. wh

new york state. and the reason may come down to location, location, location. take a look at this list of the ten most populist counties in new york state and the ten most diverse counties. these numbers come from the u.s. census, by the way. here's what that looks like on today's map. eight of those counties overlap, meaning the most populous counties in new york, the ones where you can expect the most voters are also the most diverse. and the sanders' struggles for non-white voters, that goes on in the 21 states where we've seen exit polling in this election cycle, sanders has only one 50%, half, of non-white voters areas. so while there are many more rural, less wealthy voters, the places with more voters aren't lacking good for him. we'll be right back with more of "mtp daily" and the democratic fight, the big one up in new york. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most al

new york democrats reside within new york city. there are about 2.7 million registered republicans. 17% of all new york republicans reside in new york city. that's setting the table for tonight. let's bring in our panel. tucker carlson, host of "fox & friends" weekend. katherine ran pel, opinion writer at the "washington post" and dana perino, co-host of "the five." >> we heading in the adopted home state of hillary clinton. the home state of donald trump, they seem poised for big nights. what are you seeing from the ex-ith polls. >> i think the rough outlines, what we thought was going to happen will be proved true. probably by night's end, i think it's going to be an early night judging by these numbers. what jumps out at me is the future of democratic party and bernie sanders. once again sanders has swept, no the just carried, but swept overwhelmingly people under 45. this mirror what is you've seen in state after state in primary after caucus across the democratic contests. it tells you something simple, which is you want to kn

>> i think most people know what new york values are. >> i am from new york. >> you're from new york. you're might not. i promise you in the state of south carolina, they do. the concept of new york values is not that complicated to figure out. not a lot of conservatives come out of manhattan. i'm just saying. >> are you sure about that? >> that happened in january at one of republican debates. it led to what i think was widely seen as donald trump's best debate moment of year. you saw him standing there stone face as ted cruz was getting laughs from the crowd. donald trump went onto defend new york. he talk and about new york and what new york went through after 9/11 and how the city pulled together after 9/11, how it was wrong to insult new york. probably his best debate moment ever of the entire campaign. in addition to that fight of those two candidates, that insult led to this on new york news sands. you see there's a blurry spot. remember the other ones i got permission to show even if i couldn't say them. this is one i can't show you the whole thing is. we had to pixelate part

welcome to new york. here it is. new york daily news. the media market here is rough as hillary clinton learned some time ago. how do you respond to the questions, the sandy hook families holding a conference call with reporters, sister of one of the victims tweets from last from the daughter of the principal of the school. this is a long held view of bernie sanders on that immunity issue. he was consistent to it last night and in the daily news interview. how do you handle this facing not only new york media market but connecticut votes the week after? >> what i would say is they should take a look at bernie sanders' record on the issue of gun violence. he lost the first election for congress because he said in vermont he would support a ban on assault weapons. he has a d minus lifetime rating from nra on issue of manufacturing liability he signed on as co sponsor to legislation. they should take a look at his record. i would say that on the gun issue look back at 2008 when hillary clinton said when she was running for president that wh

new york city comptroller scott stringer vowed to audit the new york city board of elections. we'll have more on the new york primary after headlines. in brooklyn, a judge has sentenced former nypd officer peter liang to serve no jail time for killing unarmed african american father akai gurley. in 2014, nypd officer peter liang shot 28-year-old gurley in the darkened stairwell of a brooklyn housing project. gurley was walking down the stairs with his girlfriend because the elevator was broken. following the shooting, officer liang first texted his union representative before making a radio call for help. as gurley lay dying. liang had faced up to 15 years in prison on second-degree murder charges. but on tuesday, judge danny chun sentenced him to serve only five years probation and 800 hours of community service. judge chun also made the rare decision to reduce officer liang's verdict from manslaughter charges to the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide. following the announcement, akai gurley's aunt, hecicicirtencia petersen, spoke out. >> this is not justice. this

york up to you new new york ♪ york new york city thatwake up in a never sleeps i am ♪ donald trump: i have to say to the people that know the -- no me be best, the people of new york, or they give us -- when they give us this kind of a vote, it is incredible. we are close to 70%. we will end at a high level and get more delegates than anybody projected. even in their wildest imagination. i want to thank everybody here. i want to thank my family. [applause] >> usa usa usa donald trump: i really want to thank my team. my team has been amazing. it is a team of unity. it is evolving. the press does not understand it. keep talking. this has been an incredible evening. it has been an incredible day and week. we went all over new york state. new york state has problems like virtually every other state in the union. our jobs are being sucked out of our state. they are being taken out of our country. will not let it happen anymore. we are going to stop it. , behind me, ily have to say we have some of our great businessmen of the world. carl is here. ben, the great steve ross. steve is buildi

, hates new york. when you look at that debate and you see the way he talked about us and new york values, here's a man that turned down sandy money for this state and plenty of other money. we had lots of things coming into new york and he voted against. no new yorker can vote for ted cruz. >> donald trump's winning big in new york. why is he going after ted cruz so hard last night? well, part of it is because that's what donald trump does but also it has to do with our most important number of the day. that number is 27. 27 as in there are 27 congressional districts in new york. this will be critical tonight because we know it's going to be a good night for donald trump. the question is and this is very important to that over all question of could he hit 1237. there are 95 delegates at stake in this state. but they're given out mostly by congressional district in these 27 congressional districts. if you are donald trump and hit 50%, you get all three. if you come under 50%, you have to start splittin

york and new york city. we have done a lot better. there is more that can be done. >> this morning we heard from both candidates about the particular issue especially what we are hearing from george clooney. listen to what bernie sanders and hillary clinton have to say. >> he is honest to say there is something wrong when people, in this case wealthy individuals, other instances it is powerful special interests who are able to contribute large sums. you not going to have a government that represents all of us so long as you have candidates like secretary clinton. >> i am raising money to elect other democrats. i am a democrat. i want to see us take back the senate. i want to see us have a very strong showing in the house. i want to take back governorships and state legislators all up and down the ticket. so i want to win in new york, of course. i want to secure the nomination but not just for me. >> so which argument do you think resonates with voters more from the perspective of wall street being a negative

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

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

york. >> with hatred of new york.

and new york is a big state. not everyone is a new york city liberal in new york. there are plenty of conservatives. and he's just going to do a very targeted, strategic campaign district by district. keep donald trump under 50%. and win some of those district level battles. so he benefits from low expectations. at the end of the day he's not going to go into the convention with the majority of delegates. the whole game is to keep donald trump under 1,237. so that's his strategy in new york. >> don lemon, bill clinton clashed today with some black lives matter protesters in philadelphia. really got angry at them. the protesters were critical of his 1994 crime bill. what do you think of that engagement he's had with them? >> i think it's -- this is why many people call, you know, the former president a brilliant politician, the way he engages people. the way he explained himself. listen, he has said it was a mistake, the way the bill was written, and admits it sent african-american and hispanic people, especially men, to jail more than any other segment of the popul

new york and new jersey. >> those explosions come as world leaders are converging on new york for the start of the annual united nations general assembly. security concerns are much higher than usual for that event right now. >>> security also high at the emmy awards. emotions running high for tv's biggest night. the winners, surprises, and the show's top moments straight ahead. >>> and a close call for a race official. he thought no cars were coming.

york and the city of new york. if trump had held that rally up in the bronx, he would have gotten the same reception cruz got. you notice, he held it out in long island in trump country. if you try that in certain part of brooklyn, the bronx, forget it. >> should get some of those kids on the show. >> i would get those kids, absolutely. get rid of all these busted out newspaper guys like me. that is the future. it is the white house. >> go ahead. >> clinton aide did say about food, we joked about hot dogs or pizza. >> will be well fed. >> she knows not to eat pizza in new york with a knife and fork. i'm told she won't make that mistake. >> too soon. thank you so much, thank you. >>> next, cleveland police ordering 10,000 pairs of plastic handcuffs ahead of the national convention there this summer. part of the strategy also to tone down the optics of a massive police presence. why? we'll explore that. we'll talk to someone in cleveland next. (vo) beyond natural grain free pet food is committed to truth on the label