that's it for us tonight. i'm still here in sunny l.a. where it's raining. thanks so much for a lot for us. thank you, greg. bye-bye. >> the presidential candidates going east and west today in the quest for delegates. each and everyone of those delegates will count. good evening. i am julie banderas. colorado's party wrapping up the convention. ted cruz only presidential candidate to stand and speak. his supporters wore special shirts. state officials should be supporting. and he is also already locked up 21 of the 37 delegates. the next primary is less than two weeks from now in new york.

that's where ohio governor kasich is today. and they are part of the campaign so far. and here is the race for the republican nomination stands today. donald trump remains the front runner and had no campaign. ted cruz second and john kasich. and that is 1237. and we begin with hillary clinton. and what is the latest from where you are? >> reporter: the process for picking delegates just upon

wrapped up here in colorado springs and we are waiting to see how things went for each of the candidates. senator ted cruz came in colorado with a partial victory. they had 21 delegates. and cruz thanked them for the overwhelming report. >> collectively they have elected 21 delegates and together we won all 21. >> and the credit for that goes to each one of you. and they are looking for all of the delegates. and if it goes that is first

round uncommitted. and that is making their way to cleveland. >> and john kasich. he had a town hall in new rochelle today. it will likely be contested if none of the candidates can secure the nomination on the first ballet. >> i went and worked directly for governor reagan on that convention. they are picking the next president potentially. and they don't take it likely. i am the only one who beats hillary clinton and the other ones lose. >> reporter: the governor from ohio is bringing out emotion.

and the 17 year old became overwhelmed when she met the republican candidate. >> i am pleased to meet you. oh, my god. >> donald trump visited the memorial in manhattan. and he was back here in colorado and as son as they go in cleveland can. in the meantime bernie sanders. he celebrated his wind for here in new york. and today massive crowds in for

sanders rally. and that is in the primary. and a good turn out. and that is looking toward the general election. and that is closing the gap with secretary clinton. they put bernie sanders and hillary clinton up against donald trump we do better. >> hillary clinton setting her sights on the adoptive state in new york. they have been out on the trail today. and brian sanders, another wind for him. that is a mathematical benefit. it is fuelling the momentum.

and they interrupted their speech. take a listen. that is. >> we just won wyoming. >> reporter: bernie sanders was supposed to win wyoming. it was white and rural and get the 17 delegates and hillary clinton wins six. bernie will be able to say he gained two delegates on clinton, 250 delegate lead. on the face it doesn't mean much. but it continues the momentum narrative for the sanders' campaign. they have won eight of the last nine. it could help the sanders gain more support in new york which

holds a prize of 270 delegates. he has cut the deficit to ten percent. the sanders believe if they can come within a point or two it will impact races in pennsylvania and california. the sanders' campaign is banking on a contested convention and that they don't get the delegates to clinch. he can get them to love hill -- leave hillary clinton and support him. >> what is the latest today. >> bernie sanders speaking in the different boroughs and addressing latino and black voters and went to washington heights and bronx and queens and end in harlem. hillary clinton speak nothing

brooklyn where her campaign h d head -- headquarters are based. >> we are better off if we embrace them and support them which is exactly what i would do. >> we need comprehensive immigration reform. >> reporter: bernie sanders spent 18 years in brooklyn and they will have a debate thursday night and a big primary. >> thank you very much. the interview you don't want to miss. chris wallace sitting down with president obama. they will talk about the final months in office and the supreme court nominee.

>> have you made a commitment to garland that you will stick by him or perhaps hillary clinton is the newly elected president and let her make the pick. >> we can't have a situation in which the republican senate said because it is a democratic president, we are not going to do our job, have hearings and a vote. >> are you sticking with him through the end of the term? >> yes. >> there is a the lot more. the full interview airs tomorrow. check your local listings. right now a major development in the investigation in the terrorist attacks in brussels. they have the third man. he is known as the man in the hat. he is escorting two attackers to

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and two that escaped earlier this week? >> reporter: authorities say there is not a connection with the third escapee. but they all broke out of the same facility on the the same day oned with. we learned that the dangerous patients had gotten through a loose window in the western state hospital. those men are in custody. one was found in the woods. no one was hurt while he was on the run. he has a history of running from law enforcement. back in 2013 when he was charged with tying up a woman with a electrical court and stabbing her 23 times. he was found too mentally ill to stand trial. here's what the sheriff saids. >> it is my hope that the

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in large part to reassure the leaders that the u.s. stands committed to their governments. but the question is, will that be enough to keep the governments together. secretary of state kerry made a surprise visit in afghanistan and arrive nothing kabul and meeting with troops there before government leaders and meeting with the president and chief executive. they share pour i the unitty government that kerry brokered two years ago. afghanistan's government is dogged by divisiveness and corruption and insurgency. and many of the challenges facing afghanistan mirror those in iraq where kerry made a surprise visit to baghdad friday. his message was one of reassuranreassur

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good morning, everyone. today it's sunday, april 10th, 2016. we have a fox news alert for you. a former professional football player, gunned down in the street. in what appears to be an extreme case of road rage. we'll take you to the scene whatever police are saying this morning. and senator bernie sanders going 8 for 9 with a win in wyoming yesterday and setting his sights on hillary clinton in new york state. >> if we can win here, it absolutely opens the door to a path toward victory to the white house. >> but here's the weird thing, bernie won yesterday in