for us in arizona, that launch day is tuesday.ause] we are not only -- where not only do you have the chance to cast a vote, you can also bring other people with you. i want to challenge each and everyone of you, when you go out to vote on tuesday, and if you have voted already, your job is still to send somebody else out to vote for secretary clinton. so now, now i want to introduce you to somebody who is working hard to do just that, somebody who has taught me each and every single day to deny the acceptance of failure. somebody who inspires me each and every day, my wife, congresswoman gabby giffords. [applause] "gabby!"] congresswoman giffords: hello, tucson, arizona. great to be here today. i am here to talk to you about hillary clinton. really, hillary is tough. hillary is courageous. she will fight to make us safer. [applause] in the white house she will stand up to the gun lobby. that is why i am voting for hillary. [applause] speaking is difficult for me, january, but i want -- madame president. [applause] let's work toge

and for us here in arizona, that launch day is tuesday.-- not only do you have to get out there to vote, you have to bring other people with you. i want to challenge each and every one of you, when you go out to vote on tuesday, and if you have voted already, your job is still to send somebody else out to vote for secretary clinton. now, i want to introduce you to somebody who is working hard to do just that, somebody who has taught me each and every single day to deny the acceptance of failure and somebody who inspires me each and every day, my wife congressman debbie giffords. fords.bie gif [applause] "gabby"] rep. giffords: thank you. hello, tucson, arizona. [applause] rep. giffords: great to be here today. >> love you. rep. giffords: i'm here to talk to about hillary clinton. [applause] really, hillary is tough. hillary is courageous. ourwill fight to make family safer. [applause] in the white: house, she will stand up to the gun lobby, that is why i am voting for hillary. [applause] rep. giffords: speaking is --ficult for me, but janu

but he did sit down with us in arizona to discuss the plate of this year's oakland a's. he lines it to short. off the glove. calhoun keeps on running. the ball is lined. it pops up. he throws. not in time. the 1-2 pitch. there's a groundball to shortstop. considering recently the a's went for broke in trying to bring a world series title back to oakland last year's loss, last place finish was particularly hard to stomach. the man who pulls the levers and calls the shots. executive vice president of operations billy bean is not one for making excuses and this interview offers no exceptions. >> last year was tough after having the years that we had in front of it. sometimes when you're really good and then you're not really good. that drop seems deeper and you feel it a lot. when you come in last place, you'll make changes. >> billy bean has gone on record saying he flat out does not believe in team chemistry, and considering the well documented financial constraints for the athletics, long-term continuity will always pose a challenge. so he sees it a little like the chicke

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in arizona. >> they have yet to win a game. with us. >>> indians in arizona for training camp so far things not looking great. winless in six games after indians 6-5 to the brewers. adam carrasco. two innings pitched and no runs. mike napoli a two run shot. they are back at it tomorrow against the dodgers. >>> peyton manning saying goodbye to his playing days with a fairytale ending after winning a super bowl and 18 seasons the quarterback has decided to retire. according to the broncos an official announcement will be made tomorrow. he is 39 and he played 18 seasons in the nfl and clearly will have his face in the hall of fame. this season while he struggled at times with the help of the league's number one defense led the carolina panthers. he retires as the only quarterback in league history to leave two franchises super bowl titles, the other one with the indianapolis colts that what an incredible career he has had. >>> ted ginn sr. has known former quarterback cardell jones since he was 8. now he is getting ready for his proday on march 11th after unable to throw at the combine but will be

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in not only arizona, but in our country. lou: yeah. so what are you expecting tonight in how does it look? are you -- tell us about the early voting. a month ahead of time, right? that's when you start. >> yes. lou: so tell us about that. >> so some people can vote well in advance. the way we work it here, turnout is very high. and, in fact, at the polls right now if you look at any of the social media going around, there are two and three hour waits. usually in arizona you can walk into a poll and be out in five minutes. that's what normally we're used to here. you walk in, everything's easy. two to three hour waits at many polling spots. that is what donald trump is bringing. think about this. everybody's coming out. he received in our neighbor to the north, nevada, when that election was here just over a month ago, donald trump got more votes just himself than was the entire turnout in nevada four years ago. so that's what we're seeing in arizona. turnout is through the roof. as we've seen in other states, whenever turnout is high, that benefits donald trump because that is the result of a lot of people who don't normally vote co

us. >>> indians in arizona for training camp an the first exhibition game. taking on the reds. the reds up 4-1 in the top of the 4th. barnhart grounds into a double play. runner is out at first and second. adam duvall scores. reds up 5-1. to the bottom of and eric send one deep into left field. that's way out there and it is over the fence. a solo home run for him. indians can't complete the come- back and lose 6-5, the two teams back at it tomorrow for the second game of a three-game set. >>> for today's mcdonald's scholar athlete we meteragen moeller. here is andy baskin with more. >>> senior reagan moeller of university school is a three- year varsity letter in basketball. averages about 15 points per game. but his biggest milestone for the preppers, he reached the 1,000 point plateau for his high school career. >> reggen has been consistent over the course of his four year career and again because of that consistency and the hard work and dedication and commitment to the game it is >> reggen is taking ap calculus and statistics. he participated in university school's stock

in arizona and california on her behalf. bernie sanders also on the west coast over the weekend, utah and idaho will hold duck us in arizona will have a rimry tomorrow. that is your national headlines, alex and bill, back to you. >>> thanks, lauren. 6:21. saving children's lives with the smart phone how a new app promises to prevent young children from being left inside hot cars. >>> things may have gotten harder for flyers, they lost more than just a big game over the weekend, which key player the team will be without as they continue their playoff push. >> but first your winning lottery numbers. hopefully you win, if you did share the wealth we're all family. senior class of villanova will move on to the sweet 16. no upsets this time around for nova. they took care of the games they were supposed to and they move on. the both games were over by half time. lets go to brooklyn and take a look. know of playing iowa yesterday. nova crushing them in the first will half, turn over here near end of the first half. nova led 54-29. they win 87-68 over iowa and they play miami on thursday. not making it out of the first weekend is some

in phoenix, arizona. thanks for being with us. >>> welcome back. we're in phoenix, arizona, as we are joined on the campaign trail. hannity on the road with senator ted cruz for the entire hour. senator, the state of arizona knows probably as well as any other -- [ chanting ] -- probably knows as much as anybody es, maybe california and texas, i've been to the border at least ten times, all the way from the rio grand to san diego, i've been to drug warehouses, i've seen gang members arrested. i've been on horseback, helicopter, all-terrain vehicles and votes. we're paying on our criminal justice system, our educational system, and our health care system. how do we stop this and what do we do with the 11 million people here illegally? >> well, sean, you're right. with our immigration system right now, the federal government is doing a horrible job of securing the border. it's utterly failing. i started the day today down in douglas, arizona on the border, touring the border. i've got to tell you, the border fence, what little fence there is, is so de

now, we trust our money with a click of the button. >> amanda, for donald trump, a huge win in arizona. you usedhat? >> well, i think most people expected him to do well in arizona. i'm really -- >> expected trump to do well? >> yeah, yeah. there's a big issue with early voting. we have people turning out the day of but so many ballots are turned in early. people are voting for marco rubio who dropped out of the race. i'm curious to see how those numbers affected the final polls. we'll have to see how cruz does in utah. everyone is looking for him to clear that 50% number. >> it is a huge margin in arizona for donald trump. >> yeah. without a doubt. itprotests, the people who have gone out and protested against donald trump, sometimes it has a boomerang effect and say we're standing with him in solidarity. >> just about everything that everybody has tried to do to defeat donald trump in one way or another has back fired. >> this reminds me of the cartoon character wiley e. coyote going after the road runner. he gets these elaborate plans we're going do it here and it never happens. it back fires

voters go to the polls in arizona, idaho and utah, which is expected to deal a huge loss to donald trump. aljazeera's michael shure joins us from murray, utah and what's at stake in tonight's contests some. >> yeah, tony, it's interesting. it's not just about what's going to happen in the race, about the delegate count. i'm here at cottonwood high school in murray, and what's happening here, the beginning of mitt romney's blueprint to stop donald trump from gaining the nomination here, so this is about actually winning the caucus, but keeping the donald from winging it, and getting 50% for ted cruz. if he gets ted cruz, he gets every vote. and it's about mormons keeping donald trump away. and that's what's going on here in utah. >> do i love the mormons, okay? >> do you do mormons love donald trump? so far in 2016, the answer is a resounding no. trump has already lost the mormon-heavy states of idaho and wyoming, and tonight he faces the voters of utah, where 63% of the population are members of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints, lds for short. >> in utah, there's a big mormon population, and that might have

as some key contests in the presidential race, with voters in the winner-take-all state of arizona now casting their ballots. peter is live for us arizona. he's talking to some voters there. peter, hello. what are folks saying there? >> reporter: well, heather, we have a good mix of democrats and republicans turning out at this community rec center to vote today. almost all of them that i talked to said that they were aware of the terror attacks in brussels, that they had heard or read about them this morning, and that national security and terrorism attacks in the u.s. were at the top of their minds as they were going in to vote today. this includes one trump supporter, who said that the attacks in brussels had reaff m reaffirmed his decision to support trump, whose national security and border security and anti-terrorism proposals he liked. listen. >> the attacks in belgium this morning just reaffirmed your? >> [ inaudible ]. >> i think it's something any candidate should take into account. >> the clintons have been in politics, in foreign policy since i was, you know, first able to vote, and i really think that, that kind of

. >> casey hunt for us in phoenix, arizona. thank you. >>> we are going to take a break in our coverage. when we come back, we'll update you on all the outstanding races tonight. and the delegate totals so far. man 1: i came as fast as i could. what's up? man 2: this isn't public yet. man 1: what isn't? man 2: we've been attacked. man 1: the network? man 2: shhhh. man 1: when did this happen? man 2: over the last six months. man 1: how did we miss it? man 2: we caught it, just not in time. man 1: who? how? man 2: not sure, probably off-shore, foreign, pros. man 1: what did they get? man 2: what didn't they get. man 1: i need to call mike... man 2: don't use your phone. it's not just security, it's defense. bae systems. >>> let's take a look at what's still outstanding on what's been an outstanding night for more than one candidate tonight. gop primary in the state of missouri, too close to call. separated by just north of 3,000 votes, remains 99% in. democratic primary in missouri, too close to call, larger difference between th

in this election cycle? they seem mystified, oh, the people aren't listening to us anymore. >> sean, that's why i'm here in arizona, and not on the senate floor. [ applause ] listen, people across this country are frustrated out of their minds. we're frustrated and angry because politicians keep lying to us. in both parties, they make promises and then they go to washington and they do the exact opposite of what they promise. and that rage i understand. there are millions of us who betrayed because we have been betrayed. >> i feel betrayed. do you feel betrayed? [ applause ] >> and i think the reason why our campaign is seeing so much enthusiasm from the grassroots, so much passion, is if you're looking for someone to stand up to washington, the natural first question is, okay, who has stood up to washington? [ applause ] who's taking on not just democrats but leaders of their own party? and i will say, listen, donald trump did a masterful job of tapping into that anger. and i get it. you're ticked off at washington. donald is an angry, screaming, yelling, cursing voice. that feels like a natural vessel for that a

in arizona by retired astronaut mark kelly and his wife gabby giffords. his appearance came ahead of tomorrow's arizona primaries. during the comments, the former hillary clinton's previous win in 2012. >> arizona voted with us. i hope you will again on tuesday. >> hillary clinton hosts an event tonight in phoenix. additional to arizona there are democratic nominating contests in utah and idaho. bernie sanders will be hoping for more big crowds at his events today. he attracted thousands of people at rallis across washington state yesterday. the largest was in seattle, 10,000 people inside the arena and more than 7,000 outside. >>> still ahead for us -- get ready, the apple fans, the big unveiling expected today. >>> plus, deadly shootout, a police officer killed in a gun fight. his partner still recovering. >>> then, look at this. easter bunny brawl not in the holiday spirit. the man in a costume. >>> you're watching 20,000 pounds of fireworks in west texas literally go out with a bang. they were illegal explosives seized by alcohol, tobacco and firearms agents. a court order they'd be destroyed. >>> this morning, flights have resumed at a russian airport where an airliner crashed on saturday. they're exami

arizona primaries. during the comments, the former president made reference to hillary clinton's previous win in 2012. >> arizona voted with us. >> hillary clinton hosts an event tonight in phoenix. additional to arizona there are democratic nominating contests in utah and idaho. bernie sanders will be hoping for more big crowds at his events today. he attracted thousands of people at rallis across washington state yesterday. the largest was in seattle, 10,000 people inside the arena and more than 7,000 outside. >>> still ahead for us -- get ready, the apple fans, the big unveiling expected today. >>> plus, deadly shootout, a police officer killed in a gun fight. his partner still recovering. >>> then, look at this. easter bunny brawl not in the holiday spirit. a heated moment at the mall with the man in a costume. medicare part d prescriptions,walgreens says, carpe med diem. seize the day to get more outof life and medicare part d. just switch to walgreens for savings that'll be the highlight of your day. now preview the cost of yourcopay before you fill. you can even get one-dollarcopays on select plans. belvita breakfast b

one part of that is a new, which may not be useful in arizona, but a new desalination hub for more efficient diesel and it always includes the energy water interactions for power. it includes waste water treatment. and certainly not in the energy water program but different from that we support a lot of modeling about the implications of continuing warming on drought to understand those pattern so we can then respond in a system way. but it is a very -- as you well know, it is extremely serious. >> in october, joa issued a report on obligated balances and analyzing where the balances exist in certain agencies, the size of the balances and the opportunities for saving. among these findings gao noted the carry over balances for the western area power administration exceeded the levels necessary to manage the risks of the activities. for example in 2014 the obligated balance was $40 million more than the officials deemed necessary to avoid risk. what is doe doing to implement the recommendations that goa made with the budget request? >> senator, i will have to look at that offline. i am not awa

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arpaio is the biggest endorser of trump in the state of arizona, and to many of us what he has done intion of civil rights and the rule of law. he is the one who interjected himself. if the whole transcript of that discussion were to be played out, you have her asking him, aren't you right now under justice department investigation? aren't you a court-ordered monitoring? and he answered yes. it was his interjection into that, not her invitation for him to be there. >> do you think he's going to get a bump among voters for being tough on sheriff joe? >> yeah, absolutely. i think, you know, arpaio and communities -- like i said, an anathemto what all of us believe what law enforcement should be and his anti immigrant rhetoric that is mimicked strongly by trump has been one of the reasons that this issue continues to be divisive in this state of arizona and certainly across the country. >> we talked about the delegate count and how tough it is for bernie sanders going ahead. for all the talk about a republican brokered convention on their side, here was bernie sanders with rachel mad ow a

in, especially along the marin coast. this is cooling down the four corners, giving them some precipitation. they could use more in arizona new mexico. low clouds, mostly sunny, a little warmer. breezy at times. 60s and 70s. upper 50s and low 60s near the water's edge. a little warmer as we go into the weekend. the next hint of rain will be on tuesday. >>> the baseball season is almost here. up next, from the field to the food. the changes you can expect at at&t park. >>> welcome back. today we will get a better idea of whether el niÑo has helped california's drought. the final snow survey of the season is scheduled to take place later this morning. the snowpacked typically reach its peak in early spring the measurements from this survey are usually indicators of how much water california will get from the melting snowpack. the data will be used to determine whether or not conservation efforts should be modified. >>> if you have an emergency normally you dial 911. a woman in hartford connecticut recently called to say, her pizza order was messed up. >> high, i have a question. if i ordered a pizza and they don't want to g

one part of that is a new -- it may not be useful in arizona, but a hub for advanced r&d on more efficient desal. it includes the interactions for power. it includes wastewater treatment and certainly not in the energy water program, but different from that, we support a lot of modelling about the implications of continuing warming on drought to understand the patterns so we can respond in a system way. as you well know, it's extremely serious. >> thank you. in october, they issued a report on balances analyzing what a balance exists in certain agencies. the size of the balances and the opportunities for savings. among these findings, gao noted the unobligated carry over balances that the western area power administration exceeded the levels necessary to maintain certain activities and manage risks for the activities. manager, in 2014, the unobligated balance was 92 million or 40 million more than the officials deemed necessary to avoid risk. what are you doing to implement the recommendations that gao made with this budget request? >> i will have to look at that off line. >> there is a co

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for us in arizona, that launch day is tuesday.ave the chance to cast a vote, you can also bring other people with you. i want to challenge each and everyone of you, when you go out to vote on tuesday, and if you have voted already, your job is still to send somebody else out to vote for secretary clinton. so now, now i want to introduce you to somebody who is working hard to do just that, somebody who has taught me each and every single day to deny the acceptance of failure. somebody who inspires me each and every day, my wife congresswoman gabby giffords. >>gabby! gabby get for its: -- congresswoman giffords: hello, tucson, arizona. great to be here today. i am here to talk to you about hillary clinton. really, hillary is tough. hillary is courageous. she will fight to make us safer. in the white house she will stand up to the gun lobby. that is why i am voting for hillary. speaking is difficult for me but january -- but i want -- let's work together to make hillary our president. thank you. mark: now gabby and i would like you t

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more organized and more bold and urgent than ever before. >> all right, jacob rascon live for us in tucson, arizona. thanks for that report. for more on the republican race, we're joined by "time" magazine jay newton small, and msnbc contributor and former senior adviser to george w. bush, robert traynham. robert, let me begin with you. i want to play for you and our viewers what trump said this morning about last night's violence. take a listen. >> you know, they're disrupters. and really stopping our first amendment rights, if you think about it, george, they blocked the road. they put their cars in front of a road. we had thousands and thousands of people wanting to come. they were delayed for an hour because of these protesters. and you know, at what point do people blame the protesters? these are people that are -- >> you're blaming the protesters, not the person who actually punched and kicked the protest snr. >> no, i'm saying this. these are professional agitators. i think somebody should say that when a road is blocked, going into the event, so that people have to wait sometimes hours to g

and for us here in arizona, that launch day is tuesday. have to get out there to vote, you got bring other people with you. so i want to challenge each and every one of you. when you go out to vote on tuesday and if you voted already, your josh is still to send somebody else out to vote for secretary clinton. so now, i want to introduce you somebody who is working hard to do just that, somebody who has taught me each and every single day to deny the acceptance of failure and somebody who inspires me each and every day, my wife, congresswoman gabby giffords. [cheers and applause] >> gabby, gab by, gabby, gabby, gabby. >> thank you. >> mellow, -- hello, tucson, arizona! great to be here today. >> love you! >> i'm their talk to you about hillary clinton. really, really -- hillary is tough. hillary is courageous. she will fight to make our country safer. in the white house she will stand up to the gun lobby. that's why i'm investigate for hillary. [cheers and applause] speaking is difficult for me, but january, january -- i'm -- >> i want to -

in utah where he once again attacked former republican nominee met romney, questioning publicly whether romney is really a mormon. >> elsewhere, senator bernie sanders isis also out west, campaigning along the us mexican border in arizona. the democratic candidate for president held a news conference just yards away from a fence that divides the two countries. sanders also spoke with young immigrants while walking alongside a port of entry. in his speech he condemned trumps views on immigration.s es haha >> all of us, i would hope that by the diverse, bigoted, and xenophobic comments of people like donald trump. >> sanders has focused his campaign almost exclusively in arizona inos the past few weeks as he looks to rebound from his defeat last week to hillary clinton. >> building a stronger relationship between cleveland police in the community..we that was the goal today at the boysgo and girls club of greater cleveland. it was the firstb pizza with cops event for the organization to forge a better relationship between the officers and the people they serve. city councilman, zach reed, helped organizea the event in his word to district. leaderse saying this is just the latest in their ongoing effort to reduce violence

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in solidarity. >> that is it for us for now. polls closing in arizona at any moment. we'll be back with the results of there and idaho and utah. first, here's sean hannity. >> exciting. >>> this is a fox news alert. two major stroirs. republican and democratic presidential candidates facing off in the arizona primaries and utah caucuses. the polls in arizona officially closed and results could come any moment and democrats holding primary in idaho. republicans and american samoa in caucusing there. front-runner donald trump will join us. we'll get his take on the terror attacks of earlier today. europe on high alert after the city of brussels rocked by radical islamists today. joining us is shepard smith. >> mourners came together to -- at a memorial, makeshift memorial to mourn the passing of the 30 or more who died in these attacks. a final number still not known. some people in the city saying they dreaded something like this. there's been warnings that something was coming and not specific and many in brussels saying they're not surprised. >> it honestly really ha

in the name of the man who shot former u.s. congresswoman gabbie giffords is bogus. so says the us attorney's office in arizona. to folly the bouncing ball. the suit originated in philadelphia had a postmark from philadelphia on it. it claimed convicted killer jared loughner was seeking $25 million for emotional and psychological distress but the arizona u.s. attorney' office states his attorneys say their client did not file more authorize a lawsuit. spokesperson forgive forwards has not commented. >>> the former president of serbia now stands convicted of genocide. united nations court found him guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity for leading the campaign of terror against civilians that included the slaughter of 8,000 bosnian muslim men and boys in 1995. the tribunal that tried him also slide -- in the early 2,000s. bosnia 1992 through 1995 war left more than 100,000 people dead. the n court sentenced him 40 years in prison but his lawyer plans to appeal. >>> president obama spending his final day in argentina paying tribute to victims of the country's dirty war in the 1970s and '80's. the perio

it is such a big issue in arizona. some of ussonally when was it i had you on the show? >> about six months ago. you wanted to tell the story the tragedy you experienced with yier family. >> i was working it overnight shift. man came in, wanted to buy cigarettes dumped a jar of change out on the counter. grant waudz counting the change and he wasn't counting the change fast enough. the man said you are not going to give me my change. grant tried to exchanplain to he had to count the change first. grant pulled out t -- the man pt a gun shot him point blank in the face. stepped over his body grabbed two more packs of cigarettes and walked out. >> you found out about this person? >> the same day as the day went on we found out he was an illegal immigrant. he had been arrested prior for rape and burglary. he was able to plead it down to felony burglary. spent no time in prison. two years on probation, and within a year killed my son, had two orders of protection against him, two trespass warrants, had pointed a gun at somebody else.

in utah. so we can add that. bernie sanders wins utah, and hillary clinton wins arizona. joining usow from the fox news bureau in washington, d.c., daniel, the online editor for the "weekly standard." thank you for staying up late, or getting up early, whichever it is for you. >> great to be here. thank you. >> bernie sanders being called for him in utah. is that a surprise to you? i think it was like 74% or so to 22%? >> the margins are pretty high. much higher than expected. it was expected he would win some states. the problem is that it's not a very delegate rich state, like arizona, which he lost by a big margin. the problem bernie sanders has had for a while is hillary clinton has a very high lead in the pledged delegate account. it's very hard to overcome that. there aren't winner take all contests on the democratic side, it's all proportional. it's hard to make up lost ground. that's not to mention the super delegate which he is well, well short of, even competeding in that. so it's very hard to see how once again bernie sanders can hold something together and be competitive

more about smart trade deals. >> rebecca berg, real clear politics, joining us this hour as we follow what is going on in arizonathank you so much rebecca, tony dokoupil and ali vitali. we're watchi stay with us. we'll continue to follow what is a very busy day of politics on the leadup to tuesday and the big votes there in arizona. that's not fair, he should give you your rollerblades back. anddddd, she's back. storm coming? a very dangerous cheese storm. so you have 20 more bags. mhm. my yoga instructor calls it the death spiral. i call it living the dream. american express presents the blue cash everyday card with no annual fee. cash back on purchases. see you tomorrow. backed by the service and security of american express. ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for su

and they do have protestors, many in arizona are upset about the verbiage trump uses, immigration being issues for folks in arizona on both sides of the issue. >>> this primary season not going the way the republican party envisioned a year ago. ever since donald trump entered the race, he's defied all expectations, crushing his opponents in many areas. the gop establishment laying awake at night, fearing mr. trump will win the nomination. now they're looking to the convention as the last, maybe best chance to stop him. i want to read out something mitt romney spelled out on facebook last night. he said the only path is to have an open convention at this stage. the only way we can reach an oop convention is for senator cruz to be successful in as many of the remaining nominating elections as possible. i will vote for senator cruz and i encourage others to do so as well so we can have an open convention and nominate a republican. trent duffy, a former white house press secretary, now national spokesman for ohio governor john kasich, trent, good morning to you. there's something that stoo

in us, not the worst in us. ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, ted cruz. [applause] sen. cruz: thank you governor. it is great to be here in the great state of arizona. thank you to the glen family for hosting us and your hospitality. thank you for the amazing arizona meal we just had, and the opportunity to tour the border and hear from ranchers and landowners down here. sheriff, thank you for being here. thank you for your leadership and your public service. thank you for risking your life, you and the men and women who work with you, risking your life every day to keep us safe. we are so grateful to the law enforcement all along our southern border that face the day-to-day threat of drug cartels coming across, transnational criminal organizations that are terrorizing communities. speaker, thank you for being here. thank you for your leadership. i know it is important and significant and arizona to have the first speaker of the house from arizona in a decade, and thank you for giving a strong voice to the men and women here in the state legislature. and governor perry, thank you so much for your friendship, your incredible leadership, your service

has booked rooms in cleveland for the convention and they said no, they haven't done that >>> thank you. there are long lines today as arizona voters went to the polls. add may joins us. do the lines play any role in what happens today? >> reporter: your guess is as good as mine. i've got tell you, the voting situation here in phoenix, arizona, has been an absolute disaster today. that's why we're only starting to see a few numbers coming in. it could be hours until we start to see some results. people have been waiting in line here more than two hours. all of this is the result of a cost-cutting measure that went into affect here. there were more than 200 different polling places here in 2008, but they cut that number down to 60. the result is these just horrible lines that people have been forced to stand in. i talked to so many voters today that they were going to turn away, they didn't have time, and there were issues with independence, trying to stand in those lines for hours only to find it is a closed election and arizona democrats have said that they're launching an investigation into all of this after many voters are making accusations that this is an effort

in either that or there's a weird surprise pregnancy. >> okay. we're off to a good one. we have arizona closing in three minutes. tony is outside an arizona polling place. tony, can you hear us? tony? >> reporter: how are you doing? i'm in the largest boarder community in arizona. i'm looking into mexico. polling station's over my shoulder. this is not a state like ohio where you can run inside the station. we have to stay 75 feet away, but those square lights in there are the actual ballots, and we've had a trickle here. you might expect because this town woke up to see what everyone else saw on the news, the terrible images out of brussels and ted cruz bringing it up as a security issue and then saying we don't want terrorist infiltrating the boarder not far from here, donald trump reiterator his desire to build a wall. in arizona the closer you get to the boarder, the less concerned people seem to be about boarder security. part of that reason may be because they have a wall here already. the obama administration, a lot of people don't realize this, built 700 miles of boarder fencing because of a 2006 direction from congress. people don't like that wall. they think it's i