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[applause] announcer: please welcome to the stage ted curator chris anderson. [applause] the world lost a truly remarkable scientist, the neurologist oliver sacks. [applause] now, in the weeks before his death, the award-winning filmmaker ric burns was able to capture some truly special moments with oliver sacks as he reflected back on his life in the sure knowledge that it was soon to end, and we're so excited to share with you the world premiere of ric burns' short film. we may have lost a legendary scientist, but his words, his work, his inspiration live on. such a delight to introduce the enduring wisdom of oliver sacks. [applause] sacks: i think one can become wildly and beautifully excited and ecstatic just by what one is thinking. when i was about 14 or 15, my love of the physical sciences, of physics and chemistry and geology and astronomy, got displaced, but not annihilated, by a rising love of biology and by darwin. darwin saw evolution and natural selection as having determined the diversification and the development of life on earth, and that's why

we want to let our viewers know they can join in the conversation with chris anderson the aclu as wellwe are dividing the phone lines up by again for this segment. ,emocrats, call (202) 748-8000 republicans, call (202) 748-8001 . independents, call (202) 748-8002. we are also reading your tweets, you can send us a tweet at @cspanwj. our guest is christopher anders from the aclu. tell us a little about about the drones. he said armed drones are not allowed to fly over u.s. airspace. what are the drones that are allowed? guest: some of the drones are the same drones, whether they are armed or not armed. there are some drones that have the capacity to be armed and they also have the capacity to just have surveillance cameras on them. these are drones that have been used in iraq, afghanistan, other parts of the world. sometimes a surveillance drones, sometimes as armed drones. prettyacity though is intense. ,he ability of these drones they can fly for long times, and can hover in specific areas, which is one of the reasons the military uses them as providing advantage over traditional man

chris? >> all right, anderson. thank you very much. mr. trump, we're hearing from everybody, including party officials that it was a very different debate tonight. again from officials saying they think it was probably the most substantive, the least sniping, what was your take? >> i thought it was a very elegant debate. i thought it was very substantive and i thought it was a really -- i think your folks did a great job. i thought it was very fair and we needed this kind of a debate. we needed this kind of a tone and i'm glad it took place tonight. >> do you think it played to your advantage? >> i think so. i mean, the other is the other. if somebody hits, you hit back. and i think that's true in life. that's true in running countries, true in running businesses. i just found this to be a very elegant evening and everybody did a very good job. >> one of the questions is what would happen if it were you versus ted cruz one-on-one? when you're up there on the debate stage listening to him make the case, you making your own, who was your con

chris was very aggressive in questioning him. i think anderson was aggressive as well. as people begin to look at a candidate like donald trump, here talks about how he's against nuclear proliferation but he wanted japan and south korea to potentially have a nuke, right? and i think that people are starting to raise questions about whether these ideas are thought through, whether donald trump needs to sort of huddle with some senior policy advisers and try and talk about the policy that he think he's believes because they're very complex and he hasn't been on this stage before and, you know, as people start to make ai ia decision about commander in chief, they start raising these kind of questions as you go into the later primaries. and i think one of the reasons that donald trump has not been able to consolidate his support the way you see a front-runner of his status, and he is a clear front-runner, consolidate support towards later primaries is because there are these lingering questions about what he believes and what he knows. and i think the commander in chief que

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chris frates in washington, big cnn interviews of five candidates, wolf blitzer, anderson cooper, talkingans, democrats, all those who remain in the fight for the white house. what donald trump says today may very well you know, be part of the follow-up questions, help shape the conversation come monday night. what's the expectation how pivotal this moment might be on monday night? >> a very interesting moment to watch are and very interested to see how does donald trump talk about these protestors? remember, when our anderson cooper sat down with donald trump just a week ago -- >> former governor jan brewer at the podium. >> exactly right. >> go ahead. go ahead, chris. sorry. >> reporter: yeah. no. we have jan brewer, sheriff joe arpaio, a lot of anti-immigration, hard-line immigration guest speakers who are going to talk and introduce donald trump in arizona. a place where he believes there should be this bigger wall, but getting back to this idea of, how does donald trump treat this protest? because we have protestors here in arizona where trump will be. there are some in new york outs

it's making it easier for tough questioners like anderson cooper, like msnbc's chris matthews, to reallyf expose that he is behaving like a 5-year-old, and that running for the president of the united states is not like being on the schoolyard. >> part of why he's getting so much attention in the media, too, he's will to put himself out there, do these interviews. we saw with chris matthews really a savaging that he got about abortion and that caused him to change his stance three times in three hours, that's the headline. what do you think about the decision to do an interview with someone like chris matthews? shouldn't be be stronger with who he's doing interviews with? >> yeah, right, and just to chris matthews' interview, i would point out the key number for me is 12, 12 times that chris matthews pressed trump to answer that abortion question. that is the sort of attitude that an interviewer needs to take when questioning donald trump. i think donald trump has long believed he's above the media, that he has nothing to lose. you know, why did he do anderson keeper the night before? wh

chris was very aggressive in questioning him. i think anderson was aggressive as well.lks about how he's against nuclear proliferation but he wanted japan and south korea to potentially have a nuke, right? and i think that people are starting to raise questions about whether these ideas are thought through, whether donald trump needs to sort of huddle with some senior policy advisers and try and talk about the policy that he think he's believes because they're very complex and he hasn't been on this stage before and, you know, as people start to make a decision about commander in chief, they start raising these kind of questions as you go into the later primaries. and i think one of the reasons that donald trump has not been able to consolidate his support the way you see a front-runner of his status, and he is a clear front-runner, consolidate support towards later primaries is because there are these lingering questions about what he believes and what he knows. and i think the commander in chief question is a very big question out there. >> thank you, hugh, thank you,

together is a blessing to use after losing out on running back cj anderson yesterday, the dolphins brought in another cj today. as free agent chris johnson. nfl football player steven moore is and marcus van dyke and joel rodriguez returned to theel many spartans in the nfl day. on behalf of the nfl they presented the schl principal with the gold football. the march loons lans lose and wade chin givesp four runs marlins five and eight on the spring. this ways woan h ad play that turned out all right. mariners and angels flies to left. anaheim daniel na va makes the catch and passed the ball. he was on base. warded third but he never tagged up at fimplets the angels appeal andromer o is out at first. that's a double play. 51-year-old marlins batting coach barry bonds beat the rest of the team nay home run derby contest and that included gian carlos stanton. i'm steve. back to craig and belkeys. >> belkeys: thahas shep. >> craig: that's 7 news at 6:00, thanks for tuning in i'm craig stevens. >> belkeys: i'm belkeys nerey. >>> >> thi is 7 news at 6:30. >> lynn: off the top here at 6:30, a would be burglar break nooght wrong south fl

. >> anderson, back to you. >> all right, chris. donald trump, thank you very much. we're waiting to hear shortly from ted cruz, who is going to be talking with the candidates. >> ted cruz talking to the republican base saying you better rally around me or you're going to get him and marco rubio restoring his reputation as a young upcoming leader in the party who talks generationally. is that enough to win florida? who knows. >> gloria borger. >> i think the argument that has resonance trump made over and over again tonight is i know the system and i'm the only one who can fix it because i was a part of it. i was an insider and now i'm an outsider. that was a key message we heard over and over again. it clearly is something he knows is working for him. i also wondered for him who is this guy? this guy on the stage tonight was very different. and it's clear that someone's gotten to him and said, okay, you need to start acting presidential and the questions were substantive and he responded that way as did the other candidate. >> he may also feel a left of confidence t

anderson. here's what somewhat surprising, tickets to saturday night's fight at the mgm grand are still available. ((chris maathuis)) the first major sporting event in the new t- mobile arena will feature two guys who should provide an entertaining fight. there were out selling the fight in london today. canelo alvarez will fight britain's amir kahn in may at the new arena. they're already out promoting the bout... walking the streets of london and hyping it up to the boxing fans in london. amir khan/fighter: "i believe that it'll be great britain taking over las vegas on may 7th, one thing about british, they support and back me they'll i'll be like mini england when you go to vegas." former runnin' rebel and findlay prep star anthony bennett could end up being labeled as the worst overall number one pick in nba history. the former reb, who left school after one year, was waived today by the toronto raptors. wonder if the career of the 22-year-old is over... maybe he goes overseas... or back to the d-league. ((dave courvoisier)) > our ((chris maathuis)) > it's time for our three strange stories our three

chris moody, thank you so much. on tuesday night, the final three republican candidates in milwaukee for a cnn town hall. moderated by andersonp on "new day." alisyn camerota joins us. >> good morning, ladies. love the purple. christine. in a few minutes, we'll talk about new striking developments in the 2016 race. donald trump laying out his foreign policy plan and he and ted cruz trade barbs over a salacious tabloid. >>> and we will ask the sanders campaign about the new strategy to win the state of new york. >>> in the wake of the brussels terror attacks, the threat continues throughout europe. police spreading a dragnet across several countries. we will have the latest on the manhunt for all of the attackers. >> thank you, alisyn. >>> investors in a bad mood last week with a long holiday week. we will get an early start on your money next. living with chronic migraine feels like each day is a game of chance. i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox®, an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each last

anderson to find out what happened. he is now live in the newsroom for us. bill, fill us in. >> reporter: chrisnd dawn, she was furious but also really concerned with too many incidents of gun violence in schools, she was upset about a 10-year-old bringing a gun to her son's elementary school lucky this time it turn out to be a beebee gun but the situation still has her and others concerned. scary situation happened yesterday in a north philadelphia school when a 10-year-old brought beebee gun into the lunch room showed it to classmates and for no apparent reason started shooting them. >> a child arrived to school during breakfast time, had a beebee gun, pellet gun, in his book bag. he pulled it out and he shot at my son and two other children. >> reporter: it happened at william cramp elementary school in north philadelphia and a mother of one of the boys who was shot didn't want to be identified and was happy it was only beebee gun, but alarmed that 10-year-olds were able to bring any kind of gun into the school. >> i'm asking that parents, we can all come together and push for more security.

the fins bringing in chris johnhnn one day after denver matched a four year deal for c.j. anderson. johnson is coming off a product of y yr for arizona. the 30-year-old, though, most famous are for rushing for more than 2,000 yards for the titans back in 2009 and earning the nickname c.j. 2k. >>> on the hardwood the heat back on the practice floor great-for tomorrow night's showdown with the hortons. the heat are currently tied with the three seed in the east but charlotte is right on each of those teams tails. hassan whiteside was limited today because of into the soreyness but he is expected to play inomorrow nites game. >>> meanwhile the panthers back in the win column on the ice. they won in montreal last night to move first in the divisio ethics um they take to toronto tomorrow night. >>> and congratulations to chris bosh and his wife a rodent both bosh posting this with the name of his twin boys phoenix and lennox. that makes full starting five of children for the bosh family. a full team. heat having fun with them today. >> janine: he is going to be busy. >> calvin: in very s

. >> chris would be the first to tell you, as would wolf and jake and anderson, for as much coveragegiven donald trump, we have asked him over and over again for details, for specifics, for clarification, to answer all of our questions. so it's not as though we've just sort of paraded -- everyone has paraded -- >> nobody have i tested the way i have tested trump, mainly because of the things that he has said. but also for another reason, when he first got in, obviously he was not the leader. but soon thereafter, the man started to make giant steps in a positive direction and then soon surmounted the field and stayed there in dominant fashion. he's justified the coverage by his position. >> all of these other candidates, at the beginning at least of the process, were playing very hard to get because they didn't want -- for some reason, and donald trump is the one, if you said i want to talk to you, he would talk to you. so we can complain about -- in my world, if somebody talks, you don't turn him down. he's willing to talk to you. >> i want to say this. no one who has closely watched

day." >> thank you, chris. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders are going to have their moment in the spotlight now. the next one, the debate sunday night in flint, michigan. anderson eastern, only on cnn. >>> alisyn? >> chris, something else happened sunday night. the new cnn original series "race for the white house" premieres that night. i sat down with producer kevin spacey to talk about the history of crazy presidential elections and how he thinks frank underwood would deal with donald trump. when your cold makes you wish... ...you could stay... ...in bed all day... ...you need the power of... new theraflu expressmax. new theraflu expressmax. the power to feel better. (vofights mess right.ghtweight 4-in-1 attacks three strong litter box odors, plus locks clumps tight. ... and now it's light. every home, every cat. there's a tidy cats for that. how long have you had your car insurance? i ask because i had mine for over 20 years, before i switched and saved hundreds with the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. i had done a lot of comparison shopping. the rate was like half of what i was paying. [ female announcer ] $420 is the average amount drivers s

former nuggets fan favorite chris andersen returned to denver with the memphis grizzlies last night and made it clear that he doesn't want the nickname birdman anymore. instead anderson is answering to the moniker grizzilla. he scored seven points. nuggies lost 107-96, strange but drew. >> he's got a lot of tats. first time i played for the nuggets, no tats on this particular bobblehead doll. >> sharp hair-do there. >> very painful to tap this one on the head. that's why i hit him in the nose. >> don't do that. you'll break it. >>> a special one hour super tuesday edition of nbc nightly news is next. we're back at -- that would make it 6:30 until 7:00. >> good math. >> my time is really off. we will have the latest on colorado's election results tonight at 9:00 and 10:00. so we'll see you then. >>> break g ing news tonight. super tuesday, 12 states up for grab grabs, a dramatic night in the race for president. "nbc nightly news" begins right now. >>> decision 2016, super tuesday. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> and a very good evening are from our election head quarters on this super tuesday, a night that could be the tipping point in both the republ

here is one from chris harris that says, congrats to peyton manning on retiring. pm was the ultimate team player and friend. from c.j. anderson, thank you, p, i love you man. believe me, i have a friend for life. a nine-year-old fan to a teammate. and one from his rival tom brady. congratulations peyton on an incredible career. you changed the game and made everyone around you better. it's been an honor. we also saw a lot of messages from team accounts on twitter. the news spread to other teams as well as the colorado avalanche held their charity brunch and fashion show. the news on peyton created some buzz. we talked to the biggest names on the avalanche about the at career. walk away, and you're a competitive person. you don't want it to ever end but obviously it comes to an end for everybody. it's a tough decision. obviously i'm sure he has to be proud of his career and to go out on top with a super bowl, i mean, you can't ask for anything more than that. senate's pretty amazing finish on top like he did. i was very impressed the way he handled the injury, how he came back. he deserves a lot of credit for what he did this

anderson, dolphins are exploring other options and talked to an oldie but gooddy. johnson is 30, old for a running back, but in arizona last year, having a nice season with a broken leg, chris johnson was stupendous, accounted for 2500 yards, from scrimmage, we will see where that goes. >>> in college hoops , the cains must be excited running they face buffalo, providence rhode island, they cannot wait for the opening tip after the brackets were announced on sunday, cains heard from a sports psychologist, even though they are the stars, his message of team first, really hit home. >> whether you are playing a lot or a little, don't be in to yourself, be in to the team. somebody that hasn't played the whole year is going to wiped up playing an important -- wind up playing an important role. everybody has to be ready, you are a starter or not. >> you can get ready by making your picks with our bracket challenge. log on to cbsmiami.com and sign up to compete with yours truly and other gurus. the heat tomorrow hosts charlotte. the mood was good. wade healed from his thigh played the other night. bosch celebrating the birth of twin boys and the heat, happy their players have beco

anderson and rep.chuck holz, meeting with students from st. mary's high school in remsen... if you're like to submit a facebebk n photo, just st it on our abc-9 facebook page. jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) the forecast for tonight is for a low of 14 with increasing clouds. tomorrow, expect a high of 49 and mostly cloudy skies. we have a afternoon and evening. the 7-day forecast shows quiet weather through thursday through saturday, then a big warmup to the 60s sunday, monday, and tuesday. tonight's ask fred prize is 4 tickets to muskies vs. fargo! to enter, email or facebook your weather question. i'll answer the winning question on abc9 news at 10. i spoke to the sloan head start 3 and 4 year olds in sioux city today! we had a lot of fun. thanks mcwd >>> erin andrews back on the stand defending her good name. >> i felt like everybody was looking at me li they have seen the video. s she said she was so depresseshe thought help from a therapist.t. >> talk to someone like iam so screwed up. >> then, secret service smack down. who was at fau? what this former agent is sayi today. >> and first lady melania. donald trump's wife. her days as a model. >> she is not a barbara bush.

chris matthews wasn't the only one to get an interview with trump last night. stephen colbert did as well. well, sort of. >> mr. cartoon trump, how do you respond to andersonooper comparing you to the 5-year-old? >> anderson cooper is a dumb dumb. he's a stupid head, a total poopy pants. >> you're sounding immature. >> i know you are, but what am i? >> oh, come on. your sound like an idiot. >> stephen, i'm rubber, you're glue, i have a lawyer and i will sue. >> meanwhile, ted cruz appeared on jimmy kimmel live, and he was asked who he dislikes more. donald trump or president obama? >> donald trump is he the one you dislike the most of anyone in america? who do you like better, obama or trump? >> look, look -- [ applause ] i dislike obama's policies more. >> i see. >> but donald, donald is a unique individual. [ laughter ] i will say i was watching the early part of the show and if i were in my car and getting ready to reverse and saw donald in the backup camera, i'm not confident which pedal i'd push. >> and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." all right, 20 minutes past the hour. time now to go to washington. i'm joined by roll call columnis

anderson reservoir 50% full currently. state wide regulators continue to stress the importance of world trade center conservatio conservation. chrishas the story from the south bay. fight santa clara county reservoir many are holding out hope we get enough rain this spring to help us get out of the drought. >> i feel a little crazy that the wind is picking up. >>reporter: they see it full and spilling over. >> in the middle of a storm so it's very excite to go see the dam fill up like it has. >> this view shows stephens creek reservoir close to capacity. >> however other reservoir aren't quite as fortunate. lexington currently at 44 percent. anderson the valley largest reservoir isn't faring much better at 51 percent. over all the 10 reservoirs in the south bay are at 56 percent ofh[ capacity as of friday afternoon. while water in the rest voyeur is at least visible ground water supply levels are currently low. >> absolutely don't know what will happen next year. this is one decent 84 followed by several more dry year. >> officials with the water district say despite the rain conservation effort still need to be taken seriously. >

nbc news senior white house correspondent chris jansing and in washington republican pollster and columnist in at the "washington examiner" kristen soltis anderson. good to have you on board. >> the joke was that he talks to himself and as a punch line it's very interesting what you were talking about yesterday morning, what you first reported on we all started to hear rumblings about. there's a real outreach to republicans from trump. he's starting to aggressively go after any and all republicans. he believes it is time to seek peace with the republican party. >> he's doing the smart things that any outsider becoming the nominee of the party would do. he's reaching out to the old bulls in the party, people like orrin hatch and others who he hasn't needed up until now. formally to become the republican nominee you've been reaching out to these people for months but he's doing it now. not all of them are going to be won over but a lot of them are saying, look, this guy is likely to be the nominee, let's make peace with this. as we all know, he can be charming. on those calls he's coming from a great position of strength, he's reaching out. as i u

anderson cooper and wolf blitzer. that's tonight 8:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> fantastic. all right. let's get back to chriscuba. chris. >> i'll tell you what an amazing event that is going to be tonight. so different than the political reality here in cuba. you will have people from different points of view. what happens when they dissent, nothing good. now things are supposed to change. this was history, president obama coming here. what will it really mean? a big meeting between raul castro, the leader of the regime and president barack obama. what will they talk about in terms of human rights? that's the cop text of this trip. here's how we got here. many here in cuba thought they would never see this. air force one touching down at havana's airport sunday. president barack obama becoming the first u.s. president to sit foot on cuban soil since the revolution. an event filled with high expectations. the president meeting with staff members of the recently reopened u.s. embassy at a nearby hotel. >> it is wonderful to be here. back in 1928 president coolidge came on a battleship. it took him three days t

the beginning of the end for him with chris christie's very, very tough punch in that debate in new hampshire. >> yeah, it was a murder/suicide as they said. anderson, to you. >> as they say. s.e. cupp, what do you make of this? for rubio, do you see any -- i mean, do you see him getting out? >> well, first of all for anyone tuning in, i just want you to know, he didn't die. okay? i understand there's, like, a funeral mood around -- >> politically -- >> no, politically, he didn't die, either. marco rubio is very young. marco rubio has a very promising political future. anyone that has been felled in this cycle by donald trump will be able to blame this unexpected crazy phenomenon looking back and saying, look, it wasn't me, maybe there was some tactics i would have done differently, but it wasn't -- the time wasn't right for me. i think the time will be right for marco rubio in the future. one thing i think we can mourn at this funeral is this idea of optimism, right? i mean, that was what i loved about marco rubio. this idea that not only can we make, you know, country a better place for more people, but we can bring more and different kinds of pe

announced that chris johnson visited can then shortly after that espn claiming the cardinals running back is going back to arizona. remember the dolphins also miss on out veteran c.j. anderson to replace lamar miller. >>> and on the ice the panthers are in action tonight against the toronto maple leafs. the cats picked up big win against the canadiens on monday night. puck drops tighten 7:30 which tonight against the hornets. should be a playoff atmosphere. much more coming up on the 5:00 and 6:00. that's the story live from the arena, i'm will manso. >> eric: that does it for local10 news at 4:00. >> janine: here's what's ahead at 4:30. two bandits on the run. police tracking down two others after a wild crash and a shooting. we are live. >> eric: we are getting ready for ultra this weekend. thousands prepare p to party. organizers working tow keep the entire event safe. >> janine: and a secon chance for a young man who got the book thrown at him by a judge, a 60-year spence sentence fer a suspended license. how things are turning around for him. >> eric: the big announcement for safe driving features. every >> eric: right now at 4:30 bandits run in opa-locka. police say t

chris christie is campaigning in ohio. jim acosta is there as well. trump's final push before the two big primaries tomorrow. what's his message in ohio, in florida? >> reporter: anderson, we should point out donald trump was able to get his message across without interruption at this rally. no disruptions, no protests. the trump campaign required the people attending park miles away and take buss to get here. you should see the line to get on those buses behind me. one trump volunteer organizer was hoping that's tactic would help keep down the demonstrators, and it worked. as for trump's message, one attack after another on ohio governor john kasich. trump said at one point about kasich, quote, he can't make america great again. totally overrated. and that he has supported trade deals in the past that will destroy or have destroyed ohio jobs and will do so in the future. we should point out as we've been saying, this is really crunch time for donald trump and the rest of the candidates in this race for the gop nomination. a rubio win in florida, a kasich victory in ohio. that would essentially rewrite the narrative signaling for the first time trump may not have the n

chris? >> how would you like to wake up to that racket? what a country. you can dwrel at tyell at the p and he actually hears you. with me is kate anderson author of "the residence." you are an expert on what goes on in the mansion, in the executive mansion, the white house. >> yeah. i thought it was really interesting how the residence staff spoke about nancy reagan. one usher told me he would wander up at the end of the day and he would find president reagan and nancy reagan sitting there watching, who's the boss with the tv cranked up and having their dinner on trays and holding hands and moments like that you would never -- nobody would ever see that. it wasn't public. and the president would talk about how when he was sitting in the oval office he would scootch down in his chair so that he could see into the window in the west sitting hall to see the first lady there sitting and looking at him. so their relationship was very close. it was not something put on at all, and i think something else that anita become bride mentioned is the sisterhood of first ladies and it's interesting that someone like hillary clinton felt that it was u

anderson cooper will moderate. >>> i want to bring in our chief political correspondent dana bash and gloria borger and politics senior digital correspondent chris, on trump's foreign policy that he outlined in the very long "new york times" interview, said some controversial things but some analysts think it's going to help him with that republican base. >> right, yeah, sure. everything he says helps him with his supporters who get stronger and stronger. look, his world view basically is that the trump doctrine is we're a weak world power and through economic bargaining, we can get stronger and make our enemies weaker. in that he suggested perhaps japan and south korea should be able to get nuclear weapons. we ought to withdraw our troops from asia potentially. and so when you try and sort of categorize him, he's not an interventionist. he's not a neocon like a lot of republicans have become. and what he said to these reporters was i'm an america first guy. and for his supporters, america first is like, make america great again. >> absolutely. >> his point being the u.s. has such a huge debt right now. let these other countries chip in. start s

i think to anderson's original question, though, it gets to that thing where lindsey graham is now backing ted cruz after he said he was poison or being shot. it gets to that thing about chrishristie or ben carson backing donald trump. americans watch this political process and they say this is completely disingenuous. you have politicians rallying behind people they thought were the worst thing in the world and why? why ted cruz? why did you say donald trump was terrific? we know you didn't mean that. it's part of the reason donald trump is doing well. he's perceived, at least publicly, as being a guy who cuts through all that. a guy who doesn't play any of those games so i think there was more than a kernel of truth in anderson's question and ted cruz had a tough time answering it. >> also in that town hall, donald trump defending his campaign manager corey lewandowski and disputed the allegations made by the reporter against him. >> she said she went to the ground or something to the effect she almost went to the ground, she was in pain, she went to the ground. when she found out there was a security camera and they had her on tape, suddenly that story changed. >> that t

anderson cooper moderates at 8:00 p.m. eastern here an cnn. the presidential primary race continues to provide excellent material for saturday night live. here is their take on donald trump with chrisbehind him on super tuesday. >> what a great, great night. i really am running the best campaign aren't i? the media is saying they haven't seen anything like this not since germany in the 1930s. >> i mean everyone loves me. race, ugly racists. people who didn't even know they were racist. people with eyes like this. and this guy loves me, don't you? wait? what's that is that get him out. >> oh that christie expression behind him there. >> and here is a take on the arise of donald trump is affecting hillary clinton's general election chances. >> aren't these people great? they are strong, they are beautiful and they are all been punched in the nose at the trump rally. and speaking of trump he's on track to become the republican nominee so to all of you voters out there who have thought for years, i hate hillary, i could never vote for her. to you i say welcome. because i've got clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right and here you can stuck in the middle with me. >> former cast me

societyis anderson, nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent and host of andrea mitchell reports, andrea mitchell. msnbc political contributor and editor at the fix, the "washington post," chrisw was cruz's reading this morning. >> it was good. he's stepping it up. >> you watch him and his dramatic pausing is like no other. >> it's ridiculous. >> i think he's forgotten what he's going to say next. >> i think he thinks we're all hanging an every word. >> very good michael douglas. >> my god. i'm not the only one who sees this. it drives you crazy. >> you're right. it's the theatrical, how long can i keep my audience waiting before i -- >> the hand gestures. >> he is a former debate kid. i was a high school debate kid. i know a million ted cruzes. i knew them when they were teenagers. this is classic. >> did you find it to be a winning strategy? >> in high school debates sure. >> you say you knew a million ted cruzes in high school. how many do you keep up with today? >> i will say a lot of them grew into themselves very well and we're now very close. >> you're suggesting ted cruz did not grow into it himself. >> ted cruz has found that sticking with what worked in high school

anderson keeper, 8:00 eastern. >> start popping the popcorn. hillary clinton's claim says she's not interested in another debate unless bernie sanders changes his tone. live in washington, d.c. with the very latest. hi, chris, alisyn. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are chris crossing the cheesehead state after the primary on tuesday. sanders is looking to extend his winning streak to four. clinton's campaign is managing expectations, knowing she loved wisconsin by double digits eight years ago. here's what she told the university of wisconsin. >> somebody asked me, why are you going to madison? i said, well, why wouldn't i. well, that's a place where your opponent is very competitive. i said yeah. that's true. but i'm here because not only do i want to compete for every vote, i respect the people of madison and the county. >> madison and the state's population work in his favor. even after his sweeping wins this weekend, sanders still lags clinton by 240 delegates. so going forward, senators needs to continue to put up huge numbers. he has to win 75% of the delegates. clinton, on the other hand, needs to win just 35% remaining to become the nominee. so it rests largely on winning wisconsin and upsettin