and hillary clinton holding a gun violence roundtable in hartford and bernie sanders is in scranton, pennsylvania, at the cultural center all three of those events will be happening live this hour. good thursday to you, i'm craig melvin in from tamron hall. i'm coming to you from baltimore, maryland, we're at ceremony coffee roasters, one of the five states holding primaries next tuesday, it's the second biggest prize after pennsylvania. for the republicans, 38 delegates. the latest polls show donald trump and hillary clinton fresh off the landslide wins in new york with double digit leads. early voting in maryland ends today. meanwhile the city we're in still struggling to cope with the death and police custody of freddie gray. one year two days ago and violent protest that followed. it helped propel the black lives matter movement and now the retrial of one baltimore police officer and trials of five other officers charged in freddie gray's death are scheduled to start next month. we'll talk about that during this hour. but we start with politics. donald trump's calling for ted cruz and john ka

chris jansing in scranton, pennsylvania. good morning., hillary clinton has been hitting bernie sanders hard especially over the position on guns and next hour hillary clinton will be talking with victims of gun violence. >> you're absolutely right. good morning to you. this is an issue that resonates here in connecticut. the state where the sandy hook tragedy unfolded and one where she can argue she's further to the left of sanders when it comes to guns and guns legislation. secretary clinton has really hit him hard on this legislation he opposes that would allow victims of gun violence to sue gun manufacturers. i anticipate we'll hear a whole lot of that later on today and this comes as the clinton campaign is out with a hard hitting ad. it essentially focuses on the daughter of one of the victims of the sandy hooj tragedy. it's very powerful. take a look. >> my mom was the principal of sandy hook school, murdered trying to protect the children in her care from a gunman. no one is fighting harder than hillary clinton. she is the only ca

clinton returns to the birth place of her father, scranton, pennsylvania. >>> thank you, ryan. the state of north carolina is in jeopardy of losing the 2017 nba all-star game because of its new law that is anti-lgbt. adam silver says the law must be changed in order for the game to be played in charlotte. silver says there is no timeline for a final decision yet. >>> chicago cubs ace jake arrieta throwing the first no hitter of the season and second of his career. last year's cy young award winner striking out six cincinnati reds. he is 4-0 on the season with an earned run after below 1.00. wow! >>> the dow struggled yesterday. back below 18,000. are more losses on the way? we get an early start on your money next. >>> this morning, president obama is in london. he meets with prime minister david cameron, dines with the queen and other royals. there is there for more. britain is in the middle of the debate over whether to quit the european union. president obama is there to urge the uk to remain an eu member. joining us live for the latest on the president'

scranton as descendan descendants of weallsh immigran. after winning big in new york, hillary clinton is now focused on pennsylvania. o the keystone state. >> i was in scranton, i was baptized in scranton. we spent christmases, we spent summers. >> reminding voters of her roots here. >> this is our girl. this is our girl doing well. >> no one remembers better than hazel price. the 91-year-old has been on the scene since hillary's birth. even long. >> reporter: her mother and i shopped for maternity clothes together. i was at her christening. i held her next door to the prices. and though hazel hasn't seen clinton in the past few years, she still remembers summers when hillary's father would bring his family home to scranton. >> this is a picture of hillary and my children at a birthday party in my backyard. >> she was vivacious and gracious and a little bit stubborn, but really loveable. she really was. >> hazel says this coal-mining town is where clinton's values come from. >> it's given her the background that most of us have and her father had before her, and that's to be a strong person, to not take a backseat, t

scranton, pennsylvania, the home of dunder miflin and the long running series" the office."what is the path forward? realistically what is the sanders campaign telling you about where they go from here? >> i'm sorry. they're just shouting bernie, bernie, bernie. tell me again? >> the path forward, the clinton campaign is saying there is no path forward for bernie. what are they saying? >> i just talked to jeff weaver. and i asked him whether or not when bernie sanders went home to vermont whether or not there were conversations about getting out of the race. and he said zero. and i said none? he said zero. there were no comments about changing the message. they think they have a situation where they're just going to keep with the game plan. that means a place like pennsylvania, they're going to keep pounding away and looking for crowds like this. if we sort of zoom in, this is a very long block. this line goes all the way down the block. it goes around. the problem for bernie sanders is exactly what you see in this crowd, though. there's a lot of college students. there are

bernie sanders about to hold a town hall in scranton, pennsylvania, right there. this is one of five states holding a primary next tuesday. sanders coming off the loss to hillary here in new york. meanwhile, hillary clinton stayed in the tristate. she's in connecticut which is week. clinton is attending a gun hartford. she won new york's primary by 16 percentage points and is nearing the number of delegates needed nomination. >>> gop front-runner donald trump with his family by his side paid a visit to the "today" show this morning to answer voter's questions. a landslide victory gave trump a boost in convention delegates but still uncertain whether he'll be able to win the nomination outride. today he talked about immigration, the fight against isis and the controversial north carolina bathroom law. >> there have been very few complaints the way it is. people go, they use the bathroom that they feel is appropriate. there has been so little trouble happened in north carolina is this strike. >>> trump's two rivals fanned out across the east coast. ted cruz is in ma

. >> reporter: in scranton, pennsylvania, today, sanders was still smarting over his 16-point loss next door. >> we just had a democratic primary in new york state the other day. [crowd booing] well, i share those sentiment, but... >> reporter: determined the stay in the race, sanders insisted in a fund-raising pitch that we still have a path to the nomination. but he would have to win 60% of all pledged delegates in the 15 show him trailing by 13 in pennsylvania, 25 in maryland and 9 in connecticut. where clinton was today, scoring this offbeat compliment at one of her town halls. >> you are very human. i don't care what they say, but you're very human. [applause] so good luck. >> hi. how are you? >> reporter: clinton's aides are openly urging sanders to follow that lead and be a little nicer to the likely nominee than he was in new york. >> i do question her judgment. >> reporter: a top sanders' aid told cbs news they need the look in the mirror, arguing she's the one who went negative first. clinton today. in fact, he barely mentioned her, and, scott, despite the long odds, his suppo

less to the west and it dries out as you get towards scranton, pennsylvania, westward. satellite photograph is going to still farther off to the west. that's going to come in as the night goes along. tomorrow, the front moves along and high pressure builds in from the west. that will give us a beautiful day of sunshine. look at the day planner. cold to start. 20s everywhere. 39 at 9:00 a.m. no one getting over 40 tomorrow. maybe in central new jersey. that's going to be it. that's below average for this time of year. there's futurecast showing it's dry. tomorrow night, cold. mid 20s in the city. teens in the suburbs. watch your gardens. tomorrow night could be a big night for that. we watch clouds increase on wednesday. these showers will come in wednesday night. they're going to last through much of thursday. the showers will get out of here tonight. the clearing comes in. 22 in the city -- 28 in the city and 22 in the colder northern suburbs. sunny tomorrow, close to 40. that's below average. sun to clouds wednesday, 48. the showers at night will be around thursday. t

. >> bernie sanders hosting a town hall meeting in scranton, pennsylvania, claiming to his supporters that the democratic nomination is still within his reach. very important primary here in pennsylvania. if there is a large voter turnout, i believe we will win. >> senator sanders hoping to regain some of his momentum after his big loss to clinton in the new york primary. the numbers though not in his favor. >>> republican frontrunner donald trump is taking to twitter once again. this time to pressure his gop rivals to drop out of the race. trump tweeted today, quote, senator ted cruz has been mathematically eliminated from the race. and kasich should get out for the same reason. i think both should get out. >>> meanwhile cruz is balking at trump's suggestion, saying neither he nor trump will have enough delegates secured for the nomination. cruz is campaigning in indiana tonight after a bruising defeat in new york. he's looking ahead to a possible string of victories in next week's primary. >>> john kasich who's in a distant third in the delegate count is also refusing to drop out of

scranton. pennsylvania senator bob casey is among those who on hand.onight clinton emphasized the importance of new infrastructu infrastructure. >> so what i think about infrastructure, i think about good jobs, jobs that can't be ex poured, jobs that put people in this area to work that pay a good wage so that people can get ahead. >> earlier today clinton met with voters in jenkintown she was joined by equal pay advocate lilly led feather a small woman's owned cafe bernie sanders kicked off his day of campaigning across pennsylvania with an invitation only breakfast in west philadelphia. about 200 people were on hand for the even at the southwest philadelphia baptist community center. senator sanders spoke one-on-one with our justin finch and said he disagrees with mayor kenney's soda tax proposal. >> my disagreement is how he proposes to fun it. i think that taxing soda is a regressive way to fund it that tax burden will likely come down on low income and working families. many of them are struggling right now make ends meet. the way i think we shoul

clinton starte started a very personal note tonight talking about her late father who grew up in scranton pennsylvaniand her many visits throughout the state in her youth. she's hoping that her message reallreally does resonate with s days before the peps primary. thunderous applause for hillary clinton as she took the stage at the fillmore in fishtown. >> thank you. >> in a speech punctuated by cheers and chants from the cloud clinton got right to the point continuing to harp on issues that have driven her campaign for president. education, job creation, raising wages, equal pay for women and promoting the affordable care act. >> i will defend a woman's right to make her own health care decisiodecisions. she really captured a reality of what we need in this country and where we need to go. >> reporter: clinton touted herself as the best advocate to defend voting rights, civil rights and the lgbt community. >> i will defend marriage equality. (applause). >> and work to end discrimination against the lgbt community. >> reporter: perhaps one of the most poignant moments came personal for philadelphians

scranton. pennsylvania senator bob casey is among those who on hand.onight clinton emphasized the importance of new infrastructu infrastructure. >> so what i think about infrastructure, i think about good jobs, jobs that can't be ex poured, jobs that put people in this area to work that pay a good wage so that people can get ahead. >> earlier today clinton met with voters in jenkintown she was joined by equal pay advocate lilly led feather a small woman's owned cafe bernie sanders kicked off his day of campaigning across pennsylvania with an invitation only breakfast in west philadelphia. about 200 people were on hand for the even at the southwest philadelphia baptist community center. senator sanders spoke one-on-one with our justin finch and said he disagrees with mayor kenney's soda tax proposal. >> my disagreement is how he proposes to fun it. i think that taxing soda is a regressive way to fund it that tax burden will likely come down on low income and working families. many of them are struggling right now make ends meet. the way i think we shoul

clinton starte started a very personal note tonight talking about her late father who grew up in scranton pennsylvaniand her many visits throughout the state in her youth. she's hoping that her message reallreally does resonate with s days before the peps primary. thunderous applause for hillary clinton as she took the stage at the fillmore in fishtown. >> thank you. >> in a speech punctuated by cheers and chants from the cloud clinton got right to the point continuing to harp on issues that have driven her campaign for president. education, job creation, raising wages, equal pay for women and promoting the affordable care act. >> i will defend a woman's right to make her own health care decisiodecisions. she really captured a reality of what we need in this country and where we need to go. >> reporter: clinton touted herself as the best advocate to defend voting rights, civil rights and the lgbt community. >> i will defend marriage equality. (applause). >> and work to end discrimination against the lgbt community. >> reporter: perhaps one of the most poignant moments came personal for philadelphians

hard here talking about her connection to pennsylvania, the fact that her father is from scranton, pennsylvania. she says she was baptized in pennsylvania, her brother lived here, of course. she talked a little about the fact that the philadelphia democratic convention is coming up, it is here for people in the audience tonight, talked a lot about the clinton years, the booming economy in the 1990s, blamed the change in the economy on republican president george w. bush. focused a lot on the republicans, including those running for president now. one interesting note, i think this also happened at an earlier rally with hillary clinton here in this city, a small group of african-american protesters appeared to be black lives matter protesters were removed from the audience. i could hear the chanting, it didn't much disrupt the crowd. crowd noise was very loud, didn't seem to affect the candidate. perhaps some pictures we can show you. she wrapped up here in philadelphia, this obviously is a big push for her in the state. bernie sanders as well. he is going to be at three stops in pennsylvania to

. >> reporter: in scranton, pennsylvania, sanders was still smarting over his 16 point loss next door. >> we just had a democratic primary in new york state the other day. [ crowd boos ] well i share those sentiments. >> reporter: determined to stay in the race. sanders insisted in a fund-raising pitch that we still have a path to the nomination. he would have to win, 60% of all pledged delegates in the 15 states remaining. and new polls show him trailing by 13 in pennsylvania, 25 in maryland, and 9 in connecticut. >> i love coconut cake. >> you do? >> i do. >> reporter: where clinton was today scoring this offbeat complyment at one of our town halls. >> you are very human. i don't care what they say, but you are very human. so, good luck! >> hi, how are you. >> clinton's aides are openly urging sanders to follow that lead. and be a little nicer to the likely nominee than he was in new york. >> but i do question her judgment. >> reporter: a top sanders aide told cbs news they need to look in the mirror. arguing she is the one who went negative first. still, sanders did go easier on cl

pennsylvania. wrapping up with a rally in scranton, pa tonight, while bernie sanders is outspending her on ads in theate, clinton still holds a secure 13 point lead in the state of pennsylvania. we have the latest from both campaigns beginning with kristen welker in the philadelphia area and chris jansing with the sanders campaign in gettysburg. hillary clinton had a roundtable on breaking economic barriers today and also talked about the republican front-runner. >> she did, kate. it's an indication she continues to fight this battle on two fronts. one, she is fighting against senator sanders to clench the nomination but number two, she's already started to set her sights on donald trump, ted cruz as well but today she honed in on donald trump and she had pretty strong comments. she anticipated if she faces off against him in a general election, it would be a race filled with derogatory comments and talked more broadly about bul bullying. let me read you a part about what she said earlier today to the roundtable. i will not respond to what he says about me, i will respond to what he says about women

and ahead of the pennsylvania primary, hillary clinton talks to voters in the suburb of scranton pennsylvania. live coverage starts at 7:30. >>> next-day hearing on the ethics and sale of fetal tissue used for medical research. abortion clinics can receive reimbursement for the cost of donating fetal tissue to medical research companies. the house select investigative committee hearing is just under three hours. >> the panel will come to order and before we begin i would like to take a moment to address the guests were in our audience today. first of all, we think each of f you for taking the time to come. we think that engaged citizens re: welcome valuable part of the political process. i only wish every hearing drew the amount of interest that this hearing has drawn. for the purpose of this hearing we are going to be examining the pricing of fetal tissue. it's an opportunity for the select investigative panel to ask questions and have a thoughtful discussion. the number of people in the audience this morning demonstrates the strong interest in the topic and we welcome you. i do want to remi

. >> bernie sanders hosted a town hall meeting in scranton, pennsylvania. he told supporters if enough of them get out and vote, he believes he can still get enough delegates to win the democratic nomination. don't forget, stay with eyewitness news and abc news for continuing coverage of vote 2016. connecticut's primary is next tuesday. that's april 26th. and we'll bring as voters head to the polls. >>> new york city now moving to especially times square. today mayor de blasio signed a bill in to law allowing rules on plaza use. the new rules are expected to restrict costume characters and others looking for tips to certain areas within times square. officials say they're responding to concerns about aggressive behavior by some characters. >>> poor corporate earning reports sent stocks on wall street in to a dive. the dow took a triple-digit fall. a 12% drop in quarterly earnings for united airlines. the dow closed down 114 points at 17,983. the nasdaq finished down as well at 4846. while the s&p 500 fell 10 to 2091. >>> still ahead, parents go after a long

. >> all right, nbc's chris jansing for us in scranton, pennsylvania. we are following breaking news in minnesota right now. brian williams is standing by with devastating news with the world of [ music playingmusic. >> thank you, we are called pupn to break here. we are receiving confirmation at the age of 57, prince has died. he was in the news days ago because of an illness. a sudden illness following a concert date that he completed without incident then we were told his private jet had touched down in illinois that he had been treated. it was speculated of the time of a fast moving and strain of fu.w that was the last we have heard by prince. it was picked up by websites anding a graand aggrigators days ago. the local coroner's office have been summoned to the house, the initial complaint was someone was not breathing in side the house. of course, prince was an addition to the rest of the music world. a huge figure locally in minneapolis, born prince, roger nelson of the son of two musicians. always made his home in minneapolis and remained a visib

scranton. pennsylvania senator bob casey was among those on hand, as well as clinton decides the importance of new frame structure. >> but what i think about infrastructure i think about good jobs, jobs that cannot be exported, jobs that put people in this area to work that pay a good wage, so that people can get ahead. >> earlier the former secretary of state met with voters in jenkintown, she was joined by equal pay add ohio cade lily ledbetter, the small woman's owned cafe. >>> bernie sanders heads to wilmington today after campaign events across pennsylvania on friday. he kicks off the day in philadelphia yesterday, some 200 people were on hand, for the invitation only event at the southwest philadelphia baptist community center. senator sanders spoke one on one with our justin finch and said he disagrees with mayor kenney's soda tax proposal. >> my disagreement is how he proposes to fund it. i think that taxing soda is a regress i have way to fund it. that tax burden will come down on low income and working families many are struggling to make end meet. the way i think we should fund it y

the vermont senator back on the campaign trail speaking to supporters in scranton, pennsylvania, afterquote, recharge. he insists he still has a path to the nomination, writing in an e-mail to supporters, quote: next week five states vote, and there are a lot of delegates up for grabs, and i am going to keep fighting for every vote, for every delegate because each is a statement of support for the values that we share. notice that language. [audio difficulty] super delegates are at stake, the most in pennsylvania where a brand new monoout monmouth univy poll shows hillary clinton 13 points ahead. okay. i would ask the couch, what is the standard now for getting out? because -- [laughter] harris: my kids. my 6-year-old does this to the 9-year-old. she just hangs in there until she gets her way, right? [laughter] bernie sanders, what does he want? >> it's the war of attrition. harris: exactly. we don't know what he wants. i for a long time said because of the number of the delegates and the super delegates, he might not be pushing to get into the white house, but there might be something

so this is a sense of how she's trying to make that case campaigning last night in scranton, pennsylvania be really clear about this because i learned how to shoot a gun behind our cottage in lake wanola. and i know how important gun ownership and particularly hunting is here in northeastern pennsylvania. and i want you to know that we can't ignore the second amendment, and we can't ignore the 33,000 people a year die from gun violence. >> and that is a different tone than when he often hear hillary clinton in other locations where she finds that there's a rousing response from the crowd when she talks about trying to do more to prevent gun violence and hitting bernie sanders for his vote which would have made it harder for suits to go forward against gun makers. vermont, his home state also a rich cultural tradition with guns. and so his positions may have been more sympathetic to that, although as he points out he has a d rating with the nra which is something that usually works well for democrats. so it gives you an idea, alex, of how they're trying to find ways to distinguish themselv

my grand father and his family arrived as immigrants to scranton, pennsylvania back in the late 1880ser worked at the scranton lace mills for 50 years. that's where my dad and my brothers and i spent a lot of wonderful time there. my grand father lived in a duplex in scranton on diamond avenue. we went to the port street methodist church he built with his own hands with the help of his friends and others a cottage. so we spent a lot of time driving around pennsylvania because we took every route we could imagine coming from chicago which is where i was born and where my family lived. a lot of those experiences really embedded deep in my heart, how to respect the dignity of hard work. and if you do your part you and your family should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. that to me is the promise of america. it kept my grand father working in the mills every day, day after day, year after year until he retired at the age of 65. he was so proud of the work he did and the people around him were proud of it, too. people who made things were given respect and dignity. we got to get back to

jack, from scranton, pennsylvania. independent line. a big primary there, what will happen? athink trump good showing. and bernie, if he is still in the showing, he will do all right, too. i am torn between the two, but the reason i am picking trump is that i am wounded in vietnam, and i know what it is to fight for your country. . i think we have to secure our borders nothing to do with anti-hispanic, people can come in legally, but we need our border secure. we don't know who will be coming in. host: are you going to vote? caller: not in the primary, but here for the general election. i will probably vote for trump. host: that is one of the issues in new york, because only democrats can vote for democrats, and republicans for republicans. bernie sanders indicated he think he can win new york, but added that since independence cannot vote for him, it is hurt for him in his birthplace, born in brooklyn. caller: it is a shame. brooklyn, andd in he cannot even -- it is ridiculous. host: we are keeping an i on donald trump headquarters, he could because early as 9:00, and about

of next tuesday's pennsylvania primary hillary clinton will talk to voters in a suburb of scranton, pennsylvania. live coverage at 7:30 p.m. eastern. >> madam secretary, we proudly give 702 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. >> technology and law enforcement professionals testified about the use of encryption technology. amy hess said without access to encrypted data on smartphones they cannot investigate crimes to the best of their to build a. technology industry experts explain encryption is critical to our national security. the house energy and commerce committee held at this hearing earlier this week. >> good morning and welcome to the oversight investigation subcommittee hearing on debate over encryption industry a law-enforcement. before i start i want to let witnesses of people with multiple hearings going on today. tomorrow a hearing as well so you will see people coming and going. especially to witness so you don't think it's chaos, members trying to jump a lot of things. it is chaos, okay. corrected. we are meeting today to consider a deceptively complex

pennsylvania. >> hillary! >> reporter: touting her ties to the keystone state. >> i was in scranton.s baptized in scranton. we spent christmases. we spent summers. >> reporter: reminding voters of her roots here. >> this is our girl. this is our girl doing well. >> reporter: no one remembers better than hazel price, the 91-year-old has been on the scene since hillary's birth, even longer. >> her mother and i shopped for maternity clothes together. i was at her christening. i held her on her christening day. >> reporter: the rodham family lived in this house next door to the prices. and though hazel hasn't seen clinton in the past few years, she still remembers summers when hillary's father would bring his family home to scranton. >> this is a picture of hillary and my children at a birthday party in my backyard. she was vivacious and gracious and a little stubborn. but really loveable. she really was. >> reporter: hazel says this coal mining town is where clinton's values come from. >> it's given her the background that most of us have and that her father had before her and that's to

one of our surprise middle school winters is from scranton, pennsylvania.ione evans and abbie o'brien. they want presidential candidates to discuss immigration, in their video titled "undetermined." >> i'm abbie and this is fione. we're standing in times square, known as the crossroads of the world. many immigrants who passed through here. >> we need to come up with a plan to solve the current immigration issue. we believe all immigrants should have the opportunity to reach for the american dream. >> what is the greatest benefit that immigrants contribute to scranton? >> as i said earlier, the best benefit i think is learning about their culture. the ways -- their religions, the way they dress, the foods they eat. it makes us better people. >> on a national level what are your views about current immigration policies for immigrants coming to the united states of america? >> again, you know, we should never, never roll up the welcome mat here to america. this is how this country was founded. it's founded on hope that people can come here and have a better li

she goes up to scranton pennsylvania where her father and grandfather were born.t her local roots and how her brother still owns a cottage in a lake outside of scranton. every place she has gone she's localized it. bernie sanders has been to penn state university. gettysburg college, millersville university trying to rally young voters. he is continuing on this same message he's talked about throughout the entire campaign. >> so hillary is making it local. all right. thank you for your insights. >> thank you. >>> a massive recall coming from fiat chrysler for more than a million cars and suvs world wide. more than 800,000 of them right here in the u.s. they include the 2012-2014 dodge charger. the 2012-2014 chrysler 300. and the 2014, 2015 jeep grand cherok cherokee. officials say the electronic gear shifter may cause the vehicle to roll away after a driver exits. that's not good. so far 121 crashes have been reported with 41 injuries. >>> there are new details surfacing about the final days of prince's life. how they could be giving more insight into how prince d

one of our second prize middle school winners are from scranton, pennsylvania. fione evans and abby o'brien, eighth graders at west scranton intermediate school, want presidential candidates to discuss immigration in their video titled, undetermined. >> this is fione, we are currently standing in time's square, also known as the crossroads of the world. many immigrants have passed through here not only to build time's square but entire nation. although we know this is a complex problem, we need to come up with a plan tree solve the current immigration issues. the financial and possible security risks, we believe all immigrants should have the opportunity to reach for the american dream. >> what is the greatest benefit that immigrants contribute to scranton? >> well, as i said earlier, the best benefit i think we learn about their culture. their ways they live, dress, foods they eat. so it makes us better people. >> at a national level, what are your views about current immigration policies for immigrants coming to the united states of america? >> again, we should

one of our second prize middle school winners are from scranton, pennsylvania. heo and abbey, agent graders -- eighth graders want presidential candidates to discuss immigration. >> hi. we're currently standing in time square which is also known as the cross roads of the world. many immigrants have passed through here, not only went on to build time square, but also our entire nation. >> although we know this is a complex problem, we need to come up with a plan to resolve the current immigration issues. regardless of the financial and possible security risks, we believe all immigrants should have the opportunity to reach or the american dream. >> what is the greatest benefit that immigrants contributed to scranton? >> as i said earlier, the best benefit i think is that we learn about their culture. their ways, the way they dress, the foods they eat. so it makes us better people. >> on a national level, what are your views about current immigration policies for immigrants coming to the united states of america? >> again, we should never, never roll up the welcome

campaign in delaware and maryland, kasich in connecticut and cruz is holding rallies in scranton and pennsylvania. the texas senator condemning trump for his recent remarks pushing to change the republican party platform to allow abortion in cases of rape, incest or where the health of the mother is at risk of trump also criticized the law requiring transgender people to use the bathroom of their gender. this is trump's campaign, says we are going to see a new donald trump, a real different guy referring to their candidate perhaps running a more traditional campaign. that came thing continues this afternoon. we will see. back to you. jon: rick edson in washington dc. rich, thank you. the candidates are not letting up ahead of the next critical round of primaries. >> we have to be tough for a little while and i will be at some point, i'm going to be so presidential that you people will be so bored. >> i am here today with a word of hope and encouragement. all across maryland and all across this country, america is waking up and help is on the way. >> we have to accumulate delegates. we don't accum

. >> host: mary from scranton, pennsylvania on republican line. you're on with congressman tim fur my. >> caller: yes, i have a comment for mr. murphy. i want to congratulate you. you made a comment on the television a few minutes ago about the people in the hospitals, how they get transferred around from one hospital to another and how the prices go up. sometimes you're in the emergency room on a gurney and you know, you're there for hours. i am in very poor health. i've been in the hospital and out. last time i was in, i got -- from the doctor, tells me what am i doing here again? you don't have enough to admit you. and i did. mood blood pressure was over 200. and something has to be done with the mental health for the people in our area. they're being treated terrible. the prices are terrible. they don't even want to pick up the prescriptions or go to the hospital anymore because we can't afford it! >> host: thank you, mary. >> guest: it is important for americans to understand that i want to show you. i don't know if your camera -- >> host: ha

joining know from outside scranton in pennsylvania is donald trump jr.uch for joining us, don. we really appreciate it. >> my pleasure, jake, how are you doing? >> so take a look at what your father's new campaign manager told the republican national committee this week according to the "new york times." "addressing about 100 committee meet members at the meeting mere, many of them deeply skeptical about mr. trump's candidacy. the campaign chief paul manafort bluntly suggested his campaign's incendiary style" amounted to an act." you know your dad almost better than anyone in the world. what part are we seeing is the part he's been playing? >> listen, jake, there's aspects of things he'll take things to a level that they need to be taken to, to be able to trau attention to it. if you look at any of theish auto yous he's spoken he'll talk about them in a way no one else has and take them to a certain level. issue that was taboo, no one wanted to touch, people are talking about it, so it's not that it's an act but sometimes he has to talk about things in a

office in the land good the only campaign not in pennsylvania today was that of republican ted cruz, he returns tomorrow with rally with is in allentown, scrantonliamsport. cruz spent the day campaigning in indiana and maryland. >>> in the race for the democratic nomination in pennsylvania, the franklin and marshall poll shows hillary clinton with a commanding lead 58 percent of pennsylvania voters, most likely to vote are for hillary right now, bernie sanders has 31 percent. >>> sanders spent the day trying to pick up voters in central pennsylvania. bernie rallied voters at greater philadelphia expo center in oaks. sanders talked about raising the living wage, equal pay, social security benefits and climate. >> we have a moral responsibility to leave this planet in a way that is healthy and ready for our children and future generations. >> bernie sanders held rallies in reading and in scranton today. hillary clinton returns to pennsylvania tomorrow, she has a a morning rally scheduled in jenkintown, clinton will discuss her plans to raise incomes for families to fight for equal pay for woman. bill clinton campaign for his wife in harrisburg to

. >>> ted cruz is back in pennsylvania today, he just wrapped up an energy and jobs town hall in williamsport. later this afternoon cruz will stump for votes in scranton. as a reminder the pennsylvania and delaware primaries are on april 26th, new jersey's primary is june 7th. >>> an autopsy is being performed today to determine how entertainer prince died. what officials say it could be weeks before we have a final answer. >> meantime tributes keep pouring in from all over the world, even the legendary stevey wonder did a tribute live on cbs this morning. correspondent jamie youkiss has more from prince's paisley park estate. >> reporter: the fence outside paisley park studios has ballooned into a memorial as fans paid tribute to prince. >> he touched many, many generations. he touched many cultures. >> ♪ >> reporter: prince reign over popular music spans four decade and touched almost every ge nre. >> he wore his sincerity on his sleeve, and you could feel it. >> i will miss my friend. >> reporter: sheila e knew and worked with prince for almost 40 years. >> he was a gentlemen, very friendly, and competenttive but gifted. >> reporter: an autopsy tod

pennsylvania. her family's from scranton. remember, did beat president obama in 2008 in the pennsylvania primary rather handily. >> mm-hmm. >> on the republican side, i wouldn't rule out kasich. i mean, he's got western pennsylvania roots. he grew up out there. and he can talk with some credibility about that. and the turnout is always higher in the west. >> hmm. and do you think this ability to have strategic votes, where you can vote one way in the primary, in effect to set up the candidate you want to be the weak opponent to your real favorite, is that fair? it smells like -- it doesn't pass the smell test. >> well, i'm telling -- i'll speak for myself. i changed -- i'm an independent, and i will continue to be an independent, but i registered in a party so i could vote against somebody. i'd rather keep the fact that i'm going to vote against donald trump a secret... [ laughter ] ...and the party that i registered in, but i think people are -- we don't give the voters very much credit for any brains. and voters are not stu

here she is in scranton, pennsylvania. >> i know how important gun ownership and particularly hunting in northeastern pennsylvania and i want you to know that we can't ignore the second amendment and we can't ignore the 33,000 people a year who die from gun violence. and i think -- i think we are smart enough to figure out how to do that. >> so the second amendment is not about hunting, does not mention hunting. it's self-protection. >> and a hedge against government overreach. but what's so interesting, not one proposal that she put forward would do anything to curb gun violence. there's no one who would disagree. none are about reducing violence, but about controlling the population. >> people say this is about pandering and they're sick of her being a politician and pandering like many do. like last week when she was -- when she said -- while she was on a hip-hop radio show she carried hot sauce with her all the time. many accused her of pandering. >> that would be so cool if she really did. >> she did say that. >> where's my sriracha? unbelievable. >> you want to see something ama

pennsylvania. these folk ares in a school gymnasium waiting for democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton to speak very shortly. while we wait for her we'll let you know about who is there today. scranton'salong with pennsylvania senator bob casey and congressman matt cartwright, and more road to the white house coverage is coming up this weekend. tomorrow, the republican presidential candidate ted cruz for a campaign event, live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span and later tomorrow we'll take you live to wilmington, delware, to democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders holds a rally and that is scheduled to begin at 4:00 p.m. eastern. right now we wait for hillary clinton to take the stage at dunmore high school in pennsylvania, and this is live coverage on c-span2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are waiting for hillary clinton to take the stage here at dunmore high school in pennsylvania, where she is holding a campaign rally. the state's primary is coming up this tuesday, one of five contests taking place that day. and while we wait for the candidate to take the stage, we'll be bringing you discussion now from "washington journal." >> now joining u

meantime sanders held rallies in scranton and reading pennsylvania. >> i will use every, single minute of every day if i'm so fortunate enough to be your president looking for ways that we can save lives, that we can change the gun culture. >> the most serious of all of the serious problems is we don't honestly discuss the serious problems that we have. >> in addition to connecticut an pennsylvania, voters in delaware, maryland and rhode island will get their say next week. >>> celebrations stretched across britain and around the world today as queen elizabeth ii marked her 90th birthday. the queen lit a birthday torch outside wins son castle. [ chuckling ] the first of more than 1,000 beacons that will light up as the monarch earlier, her majesty received a warm welcome accepting flowers, gifts and birthday cheers from royal fans around the world. prime minister david cameron led the tribute amongst britain's parliament. >> the queen has shown us all that we can confidently embrace the future without compromising the things that are important. longest reigning monarch. in a recent pol

clinton is wrapping up the evening with the campaign appearance near scranton later tonight. >>> just days before tuesday's pennsylvania primary, presidential hopeful bernie sanders made a stop here in philadelphia. sanders spoke to an invitation only crowd about his national platform, and what it means for us. in a wide ranging one on one conversation he tells our justin finch he does not see eye to eye with mayor kenney on one of his budget priorities. the morning conversation with democratic presidential candidate birn sanders in west philadelphia. >> i will, if elected president demand corporate america invest in this country. >> reporter: speaking one on one with "eyewitness news", vermont senator tackled issues national and local, on one, he is very vocal. mayor jim kine's proposal of a soda tax to fund youth education initiatives. >> my disagreement is how he pro passes to fund it. i think taxing sewed ace an aggressive way, that tax burden will likely come down on low income and working families, many of them are struggling right now to make end meet. the way i think we should fund it, ask wealthiest people doi