this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the presidential candidates are in a new york state of mind, taking swipes to win over voters and proving they have got the stomach for new york politics. >>> the search widens for the man in the hat. the new video of the brussels suspect virtually vanishing after the attack. >> top down on the convertible. that is kind of nuts. >> reporter: doughnuts, spin-outs and selfies. see the ride that captivated l.a. for hours. >>> and saved from the flames. a bear cub gets a new lease on life and a new name. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> what is turning out to be a critical primary in new york is 11 days away. with each passing day, the democrats are sounding more like the republicans, unleashing trump. don champion is here in new york with much more. >> good morning, meg. >>> the stakes are high for the presidential front-runners in new york, especially hillary clinton. her rival bernie sanders maintains he still has a path to the nomination and he believes it st

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and $70 million for the new nypd precinct. sandra bookman taking a closer look at the proposed budget at city hall. >> mayor de blasio today described the budget as an example of disciplined spending in that it takes in to account the city's current economic situation and also meets the needs of its people. up communities all over the five boroughs. >> reporter: that declaration this afternoon from mayor bill de blasio as he laid out his new executive budget proposal promising the good news is substantial. >> we'll be investing $70 million to build a new police precinct in southeast queens. >> residents in that area have long complained that the 105th precinct in queens village is simply too far to effectively cover neighborhoods like laurels and springfield gardens, brookvale and rosedale. >> it will change response times and allow for more cops to be patrolling the streets in both parts of the 13. >> reporter: the district manager for community board 13 says it would also go a long way toward improving police and community re

outside the new york state gop glal. gala. >> and the democratic battle is in brooklyn tonight. >>> deep inside the nypd. rare access behind department doors, revealing how police target crime. >>> in the race for the white house, the battleground tonight is the big apple. >> all five presidential candidates are here and it's trump and the republicans who are getting the biggest reaction. several different groups have come together to protest outside the new york state republican gala at the grand hyatt hotel in midtown. michael? >> reporter: chuck, as we speak to converge here on the grand hyatt hotel. all the major contenders for the republicans are going to be here. donald trump is really the focus for these protesters. they hope to disrupt that rally. let's take a look at what things looked like at times square just a short time ago. mostly union workers gathered at times square. they are marching right now at the grand hyatt hotel to meet another group of protesters, many of them anti-trump. the goal is to disrupt th

grit, the toughness, new york is the greatest city in the world. when you attack -- coming from a guy from texas attacking new york, i don't think that was wise on the part of ted cruz when you have in the tri-state area. new jersey, connecticut, the tri-state area, we all kind of share that same toughness and those values that potentially will not help him in another states like connecticut and new jersey. so i don't know that it was a great idea for ted cruz to double down on that. he's playing tune audience outside of here. but it's here he's campaigning now. he could have done better. >> this could be the type of thing donald trump could have capitalized on on the campaign trail had he been on the campaign trail today. >> he's going to capitalize on it for the next 12 days. this will be hammered home time and time again. this guy categorically dismissed you. your values, what you stand for. and let's be clear. ted cruz is trying to say now he meant liberal values. if you mean liberal values you say liberal values. he specifically said new york v

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this is the "cbs morning news." at least five people are dead after severe storms and flash floods leave houston under water and texas wakes up today with more rain on the way. >>> it's decision day in new york as the candidates race to prove who's the biggest new yorker, a flub for the front runner. >> i was down there, and i watch our police and firemen down at 7/11 down at the world trade center after it came down. >>> charlie rose goes one on one with president obama. he explains the strategy in iraq and when he sees it paying off. >>> and boston strong. three years after the blast, bombing survivors finally cross the finish line. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it is the last thing residents of houston want to hear. more rain is on the way. at least five people have been killed. thousands of homes have taken on water. entire subdivisions are flooded and thousands are without power. the threat of more severe weather

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hillary clinton took to the streets of new york city. she's in the bronx, talking with voters, riding the subway. as she prepares for the april 19th primary here in new york state. bernie sanders, he's in pennsylvania. he's talking with labor leaders of philadelphia, the pennsylvania primary is april 26th. one week after new york. sanders changed the narrative of the campaigns today with attacks against hillary clinton last night. listen to this. >> she has been saying lately that she thinks that i am, quote, unquote, not qualified to be president. i don't think that you are qualified if you get $15 million from wall street through your super pac. i don't think you are qualified if you have voted for the disastrous war in iraq. >> i understand bernie sanders thinks you're not qualified? >> well, it's kind of a silly thing to say. but i'm going to trust the voters of new york. >> the more contentious tone also evident in this twitter battle over guns. sanders said only one gun democrat takes gun lobby money to fund her campaign. and hillar

new york. but what's at stake? and why is thepple such a big deal. >> new york is home to a whopping 95 republican delegates. 14 are at large delegates who go to the candidate who wins a majority in the statewide primary. and the 81 others? they are chosen by voters in new york's 27 congressional districts. and that according to new york's primary gets a little complicated. >> the actual delegates will be selected in may at meetings of the state committee members from each congressional district. and they will meet and elect the actual people who will serve as delegates in cleveland. and then they will be awarded to the presidential candidate. >> here is how it works. every congressional district gets three delegates. if a candidate wins more than 50% of the vote in that district, he wins all three delegates. but what if no one gets a majority? well, that is even more complicated. the person with the most votes but not a majority, gets two delegates. and the runner-up gets one delegate, as long as he gets more than 20% of the vot

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cover of "the daily news." he had to cancel an event in the bronx. >> can we say that on air? >> there is an f train. i don't think there is a u train. listen to what ted cruz or refining why he's going after new york values. >> trying to find some space. >> listen to what ted cruz said. >> let's be clear. the people of new york know what those values are. the values of liberal democratic politicians like andrew cuomo, anthony weiner, eliot spitzer, charlie rangel. all of whom donald trump has given tens of thousands of dollars throughout the years. >> what do you think of that? will that fly in new york? >> donald trump sounded like a candidate who is with his crowd and knows he has his footing back. cruz's comments will hurt him in new york. he has known that would be the case. the most important race in the republican contest right now may take place inside donald trump's head. he can win all 95 delegates in new york and he can do really well in east coast states the following week. it is still not clear he w

new york values that trump says will make the country great again. >> what are new york values? number 1, honesty and straight talking. >> reporter: trump talked at length about all the things he's built here. he also took a shot at the de blasio. >> i were mayor has to be careful because he can blow it very quickly if he keeps going the way he's going. >> reporter: for john kasich, new york values were all the things he had eaten. he even offered a mea culpa for a gustatory a blooper. >> i really do believe the folks in new york will forgive me for that big mistake i made when i had that scalding piece of pizza and actually took a fork and touched the pizza with it. in a new york state of mind. >> if we cannot win the election, if hillary clinton becomes the next president for four or eight more years [ booing ] the people of new york know full well what comes from that. >> reporter: trump aids have been telling supporters all day that they're going to quote, glide to the nomination. fight. but in order to do that, mr. trump has to do very very very well here in his home state.

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a former saints player is gunned down in a road rage incident. the connection between the super bowl champ and a killer. >>> a texas teacher yanked from the classroom, caught on camera slapping a student. the charges she is facing this morning. >>> the front page of the future? "the boston globe" takes a look at what a trump presidency might look like, and it's not pretty. >>> and danny willett wins it. jordan spieth gives you up the lead and the green jacket at the masters. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> police have a man in custody suspected of gunning down former new orleans saints player will smith. don champion is here in new york with more. >> reporter: the killing has rippled through the sports world. smith was admired by fellow athletes and loved by his hands for bringing a super bowl championship to new orleans. this morning, police are calling his death a case of road rage

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the hour. road rage or revenge. brand newn the murder of former new orleans saints will smith. >> the accused killer about to face a judge as disbelief and shock hit the nfl. kelly wright is following the breaking developments for us. joins us live from washington, d.c. good morning, kelly. >> reporter: good morning to you and abby as well. this is being described as a senseless act of violence and, indeed, it is. leaving nfl fans stunned and saddened and worse a wife without her husband and three children without her father. former new orleans player and super bowl champion will smith seen in this picture with his wife right before his death. the message, having a blast in the french quarter, 2016. just hours later the couple's good times turned to tragedy and now the burning question, was his death random or revenge? police say the suspect cardell hayes rear ended smith and his wife while they were driving home. hayes and smith then got into an argument before hayes pulled out a gun and opened fire on the couple killing smi

phrase back in south carolina, intending to mock trump. >> the values in new york city are socially liberal, they're pro abortion, pro gay marriage, focused around money and the media. >> reporter: new yorkers are pretty good at reading between try as cruz might to spin that line for a local audience -- >> let me be very clear. the people that i was talking about are the liberal new york democrats who have hammered this state. >> reporter: so when cruz finally did show up in new york asking for votes. the crowd in the bronx made it clear that new york values some honest feedback too from time to time. >> you have no business being in the bronx. this is an immigrant community! >> reporter: trump always had it in the bag here. but will it be enough to help him lock up the nomination to prevent a contested convention? that's the key question now. >> donald trump had a big win tonight. but going forward the math is not easy. in order for him to avoid a contested convention, he has to repeat this kind of performance in the remaining contests. >> reporter: new yorke

this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ if i can make it there ♪ >> new york, new york. re state voters deliver big wins for donald trump and hillary clinton in their home state. both front-runners scored a slew of delegates. what will it take to tie up the nomination? >>> severe storms continue to pound the south while the death toll from devastating floods ticks up, southern states bracing for even more wild weather today. >>> and president obama lands in saudi arabia this morning hoping to ease tensions with a key ally during a time of turmoil. during a time of turmoil. ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. presidential front-runners hillary clinton and donald trump got what they needed -- decisive wins in the new york primary that will help solidify their leads as the general election gets closer. trump won 60%, winning all but one county. hillary clinton beat sanders, beating his long string of caucus victories. we have more from hena daniels. >> reporter: do

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from the voter rolls since november 2015. new york city mayor bill de blasio issued a statement tuesday decrying the voter disenfranchisement, writing -- "it has been reported to us from voters and voting rights monitors that the voting lists in brooklyn contain numerous errors, including the purging of entire buildings and blocks of voters from the voting lists." at one polling site at brooklyn borough hall, the coordinator estimated 10% of those who showed up to vote were unable to because their names had been purged. new york city comptroller scott stringer vowed to audit the new york city board of elections. we'll have more on the new york primary after headlines. in brooklyn, a judge has sentenced former nypd officer peter liang to serve no jail time for killing unarmed african american father akai gurley. in 2014, nypd officer peter liang shot 28-year-old gurley in the darkened stairwell of a brooklyn housing project. gurley was walking down the stairs with his girlfriend because the elevator was broken. following the shoot

the same thing. he brightest owned newspaper to new york city and ought the bankrupt new york world and within months was making millions of dollars. new york being the media center of the country the world at that time. he revolutionized journalism. one set of anecdote that is an analogy for that supports a pulitzer him as i said pulitzer created this newspaper world in new york and he looked down to the lower east side where masses of immigrants were coming in the 1880s and 1890s and when i say massa, millions of people were coming from overseas. new york was the port of entry. the upper class in the upper reaches saw these folks as a dangerous group. they saw them as poor, dirty and all of these kind of things. pulitzer did not see them that way. he saw potential readers, so he admonished his reporters to write about their lives, so the day's paper with a tiny tot falls to his death from tenement building in the upper class tricky with their fingers up and said such sensationalistic prattle. they were missing the point. to the people in the lower east side, this was their lives being portrayed in

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person speaking, it's the audience. i know nework. you've got some of the best grass-roots organizers here. you have the working families party who gave your brother fits. >> gave him all they could handle, and they were not organizing as they are now. they have redoubled efforts. >> and they are for bernie sanders. they have a lean and hungry work. the transit workers here. >> 60 thousands. >> they have a lean and hungry look. they folks believe they can pull off another michigan miracle in new york. they're not joking. when el saw who bernie sanders with a pull to his side in new york city, this is going to a real war on tuesday. >> on the other side, paul, you have people looking at the calculus saying, look, we know that bernie sanders has the stardust on him, but he doesn't have the more votes, and the 200-plus delegate lead of pledged delegates and the money advantage, and the grooming. is that where the campaign -- is that where the campaign is headed? just let him talk, let him say he's the new one, we know what works in t

lauren: five days until the new york presidential primary and the daily news is throwing it support behind john kasich. the newspaper endorsing the ohio governor saying never trump, never ted cruz adding john kasich is the only choice. the head of new york state republican primary says next tuesday will be the decisive primary for the gop nomination. >> maybe 10 percentage points could decide an open convention or donald trump can close on the first ballot. lauren: mark your calendars for coverage of the primaries on tuesday, april 19th. at 7 eastern time on the foxbusiness network. nicole: ted cruz has all but given up on winning new york and looks ahead to the next seven races on april 26th. according to the average of polls from real clear politics ted cruz trail donald trump by 36 points in new york, the latest now from peter barnes. >> reporter: donald trump campaign in pittsburgh yesterday and ted cruz was at a concert hall at an amusement park in erie, pennsylvania, holding a primary two weeks from now on april 26th. one thing trump is not finding amusing at all is the process for s

he captured 61% of the votes in new york state claiming 88 of the 95 new york delegates. ohio governor john kasich took three delegates. his only win was manhattan, trump's home turf. >>> the race for the seat for dean skelos is still up in the todd kaminsky leading christopher mcgrath 53% to 46%. >>> alice cancel won 41% of the vote in the race for the assembly see the that was left open by former speaker sheldon silver. silver convicted of corruption and now facing 20 years in prison. >>> want to check in with lauren and find out how the commute is going. >> going well. a couple things, still some delays on downtown 5 trains because of signal problems. otherwise rails look fine. a one-mile delay on 84 eastbound because of an accident before exit 2, mountain road. for long island commuters, an accidents on the southern state parkway eastbound. >>> and a final check of weather. >> another beauty. temperatures in the 30s and 40s for the suburbs, city in the 50s. back to the upper 60s this afternoon. lots of sunshine, another dry day. the breeze is strong now, it weakens as

you're in "the situation room." >> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following the breaking news innary and escalating war between the republican party and its presidential front-runner donald trump. the billionaire businessman now saying gop rules are, quote, stacked against him. and trump is calling out the party chairman reince priebus by name saying priebus should be ashamed. priebus is about to join us live for his first interview since this unprecedented political clash. >>> and we're also standing by to hear from donald trump. he's about to hold a rally and possibly lob more verbal bombshells at his own party. we're also counting down to tonight's third and final cnn family town hall. ted cruz and his wife heidi are about to take questions from new york voters ahead of the state's critical primary now just six days away. and there's more breaking news. president obama making a very rare appearance over at cia headquarters this hour to discuss isis. he's meeting with top national security advisers. all this comes as the u.s. is weighing its next steps in the war against the te

a testament to the brave new world that is the competitive new york presidential primary. uch has been compressed into 100 hours that we thought we would end the week with a little game of highs and lows, starting with the republicans in their hometown frontrunner. donald ray -- donald j. trump, billionaire, high of the week? we think it was the 10,000 person rally wednesday night, the day after the primary, when trump made an early demonstration he is indeed back on home turf. donald trump: first of all, it is great to be home. this is home. can you hear me all the way in the back? lying ted cruz could not draw 100 people. and i've goteople this guy looking at me talking about new york values with scorn on his face, with hatred of new york. i am a straight shooter. i shoot straight, like new yorkers. we shoot straight. mark: back on home turf, pretty confident, big crowd. he has not done anything as visible since then. john: he needed to given the catastrophe or borderline catastrophe wisconsin was. he needed to come here and make an about it first statement that he was ba

york, the tabloids, the new york post, the daily news theyreaming headlines every day, we say in your face, when we say in your face you mean these tabloid covers, the role of these, the influence of these, i picture people walking around the city even if they don't pick it up they're seeing it, they can't happy but read it and see the pictures. >> that's right. the american media has taken a real hit over the last decade but we're seeing this week that, you know, 1,000 tweets and facebook posts don't really have the focus of a tabloid head line. they have the ability to set the agenda in a way that this kind of deliverblizzard of internet doesn't have. it's a nice thing for us journalistic romantics and as a former daily news reporter i should say, it also comes at a moment when the tabloid war is hitting a fevered pitch. the daily news has been knocked down on itits knees for the las few years. now they have this extraordinarily aggressive new editor, the front pages every day are really terrific and it's just reignited the tabloid war, tru

to me ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ it's the world newslast night's debate at times got ugly. with the crowd in brooklyn getting loud as clinton and sanders went after each other. details ahead. >> meanwhile, across town, republicans had a showdown of their own. trump, cruz and kasich made their pitches to the party's elite and explained what new york values really mean to them. >> and new this half hour. an ape with an attitude and on the loose. >> a chimpanzee makes a high wire escape leading his pursuers on an electrifying chase. what made him put up such a fight? >> it was an average day. and celebrity baby boom. three power couples, three second children and a whole lot of glad tidings this morning in "the skinny." it's friday, april 15th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> she's standing in for me. >> all those pretty people. you kind of do look like eva mendes a little bit. >> i will take that. ryan, are you listening? just kidding to my husband. just kidding. > or to ryan. good morning on this friday. happy t

cruz said he was insulting the new york liberal class, not new york voters. if you look, ted cruz is doing well in the delegate hunt. wins in colorado. he took 34 delegates. the donald trump saying he used gustapo tactics. cruz saying that say donald trump temper tantrum. we won because we have a superior organization. in fact, beefing up that delegate organization of his home bringing in a delegate expert to compete here going forward. new york, the next big battle ground could be a winner take all. we should continue to hear donald trump through this week here in new york. john and michelle. >> that's chris frates and the rolling stops. bernie sanders ratcheting up the issue with the primary eight days away over who is qualified to be president. now questioning the secretary's judgment. >> she may have the experience to be president of the united states, no one can argue that, but in terms of judgment, something is lacking. >> sanders criticized clinton in an interview with jake tapper calling her out for saying that young people who link her to the fossil f

have to ask you about the new york values question. you just heard hallie jackson, she was sort of pressing ted cruz about what he meant by the words new york values. here's another portion of what he just said a few moments ago. >> the people of new york know exactly what those values are. they're the values of liberal democratic politicians like andrew cuomo, like anthony weiner, like eliot spitzer, like charlie rangel, all of whom donald trump has supported, given tens of thousands of dollars throughout the years. if you want to know what liberal democratic values are, follow donald trump's checkbook. >> bob, he does seem to be changing his definition a little bit of new york values. now he's saying it means liberal values. does he risk offending new york republican voters who don't consider themselves liberals? >> i think what he's doing, what you just heard in that sound bite, he's pointing out the far left values, the ones that are out of the mainstream of america and how conservative principles work. he just needs to stay on mess

they shouldn't have any impact on the riders. new today in the war on terror, belgium officials released new footage of a suspect that shows a man leaving the airport after the attack. 32 people died in the attacks on airport and subway station last month. d.c. police chief cathy lanier says if the police didn't find anything new in the relisha rudd case after two days of searching in the national arboretum. officers working with the f.b.i. and the center for missing and exploited children wrapped up the search today. they focused on aban donned brick factory. it's three weeks away from the holiday inn where rudd was last seen on surveillance tape two years ago. tonight is the 13th year people will take back the night in prince george's county. roz plater is live in cheverly to explain the push against human trafficking and sexual assaults there. roz? roz: in an hour or so the prince george's hospital center will have a program here to focus on sexual violence and sexual trafficking. the shirts were made bizarres. the shirts come all

the next. he made him pay for that. new york, if you read david reese man, lonely crowd this city, when you come for a world's fair in the old days, the cab driver says have you been to "our" fair yet? it's our mets, our yankees, our knicks, our rangers. this city thinks of itself as a city. as part of it. it's like a small town that way. for him to make fun of this town, you're going to see some numbers that make nobody in the future of american politics is going to talk trash about new york city or new york state again after what you'll see happens to mr. cruz tonight. it will not be a welcome mat for him here in the city. back to you guys. >> chris matthews at the brooklyn side of the brooklyn bridge along the east river there. we'll be going back numerous times throughout the evening. we have a number of folks at polling locations tonight. remember the polls close coming up here 9:00 ear tistern time. we're inside 50 minutes. jake sob silveroff at co-op city, the bronx along i-95, a collection of high rises laid out in

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news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news." ma is in london second leg of his international trip started in saudi arabia and will continue to germany. in britain the president will wade into the controversy, of a referendum whether to leave the european union. the white house wants britain to remain part of the european union, fearing it would cripple the economy and undermine western security. security was on the president's mind at his first stoch in saudi arabia where he attended a summit of gulf leaders. at top of the agenda, the battle against isis. margaret brennan reports. >> reporter: while saudi rulers say they're confused by president obama's mideast policy urging them to share the neighborhood with iran their long time enemy and a country that both consider a state sponsor of terrorism. smiles for the cameras disguised an otherwise tense summit with gulf leaders. today's meetings focused on how to counter an explosion of mideast violence that they believe is being fueled by long time foe iran. >> always -- >> reporter

>> that is the good news. steve, thank you. >>> let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano, live here in manhattan tonight, with this system, as it now moves eastward. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. the front that brought the severe weather to the south has pushed across the hudson river now, but there's a lot of unsettled weather behind us. boston, if you look at the radar, eastern new england getting hit right now with the storms. all right, let's go through time, check out the next system that's going to push off towards our area. next clipper comes across the great lakes and this has cold air with it. likely snow in through pennsylvania, maybe as far south this. teens and 20s. sunday. doesn't move a whole lot. the cold sticks around. regardless of how much snow actually sticks, david, this cold pattern is going to hang week. you, as well. >>> we move on tonight, to the race for 2016, and the fight for new york. donald trump at a campaign stop, saying it's great to be home, and taking aim at ted cruz,

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the new york primary next on the map. april 19th. 95 delegates at stake and an area where donald trump feels he's on solid ground. and the map continues to look better for trump going forward. east coast primaries. places trump's advisors think cruz is going to have major problems. still for anybody who thinks the contested convention is the most exciting story or the place they want to end up in cleveland, last noiight was good for them. >> thank you fill. with me now to talk about all of this is bob bar. also joined by cnn senior political analyst and editor of the atlantic ron brown stein and republican strategist boris epi --. last night was a big blow for trump. he needs 60% of the remaining delegates to get the nomination. is it time to change strategy? >> it is not. stick to the original strategy that's gotten him here. he's up by over 200 delegates and he does have a clear path. the only path that is feasible to the nomination out of all the other candidates. so what he needs to do is go back on message. talk abou

this comes on the heels of word that new york is basically the donald . check out this new sport. they are surveyed for this support. you heard his statement of values. the push is on for every last vote in the empire state. john kasich and donald trump are crisscrossing new >> i am not a neutral party when it comes to israel. you count me in their corner. >> the infrastructure in new york state is considered by all to be a total and complete disaster. one third of the states major highways and 45% i know that i hit the potholes. >> they had a considerable amount of resources here hoping to score big with the gop's 95 delegates up for grabs. ted cruz he spent his weekend out west. >> winning that states gop convention on saturday is taking up 14 delegates appealing to the party's >> the person should gain the nomination. they address it on the meet the press.>> he was winning the majority of votes and he would likely delegates. he doesn't think we have new york values but when the cash talks he was eating monsters in brooklyn. it was a hit in the neighborhood. i am not here to defe

>> he has been ahead in the polls here in new york. ves the campaign a unique opportunity to pick up a large portion if not all 95 delegates in the state. i think the trump campaign did the right thing to come home and focus on an area where they can have a huge win. >> who is he more nervous about? >> i would say potentially kasich. ted cruz people seem to focus on his new york values comment. combine that with vote against sandy flooding. kasich is a safe bet but seems to be a year where voters aren't looking for safe bet but looking for someone loud and willing to stand up for party values. >> donald trump often talks about the friends he lost on 9/11 and over the weekend he paid a visit to the 9/11 memorial. he walked through it with his wife. there are a lot of people critical of that saying it was not appropriate because he is using the memorial for political purposes. did you advise him to do that? >> i didn't consult with him on that. i think it is a great idea to visit the 9/11 memorial. >> he had never done so before. >> sound

>> obviously because it was the new york primary they were giving out cute little new york prize. get one of the statues of liberty they were handing out? >> i did not. but i did get a donut. >> you did get a donut? >> i got a donut. >> oh, what flavor donut? >> it was something that had sprinkles on it. >> did you get one of the complimentary slices of ray's pizza or did you take one of the bagels? >> i took a bagel. >> what kind of bagel did you take? >> raisin. >> oh, nice. did you put anything on it? >> cream cheese. >> oh, good. did they let you toast it or -- >> i just took it like that. >> just plain. yeah. cool. >> obviously, there were those new voting machines today where you swipe your metro card to vote. did you have to go somewhere to buy a metro card first or did you have one mailed to you? >> i actually had one already so it was pretty convenient. >> oh, that's good. how much did you pay to vote? was it the $2 or the $1.99? >> it was the $1.99. >> oh, you got a good deal. >> i did. >> oh, nice. what do you say to new yorkers who say it's not fair we can vote in their

the new report out that details mule cases. back on track after losses wisconsin. why california is now playing a key role ie path to the nomination. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> a wild scene played out on a missouri police officer's dash cam this weekend. he was chasing a reportedly stolen suv when the driver lost control. the suv tumbled down the road, launching the driver from the vehicle before it went airborne. the officers and witnesses realized the driver was lying in a ditch barely breathing. they performed cpr and got him to the hospital and police say alcohol was a factor. >>> it is one final spring fling for the first lady. michelle obama spent tuesday in the white house kitchen garden on the south lawn planting veggies. it was the last time they would plant in the garden before the end of president obama's term. >> it's been really a fun tradition for us here at the white house, because i think we really h

i'll get your reaction on the back end. >> if you don't win new york, can you win the nomination? >> i think we can. i don't want to speculate and my hope is we will win new york. it's a tough state for us. secretary clinton has been elected to the senate there twice. you have voting rule which is make it impossible for independents to participate in the democratic primary. we do very well with independents but we're going to fight and we have a chance to do very well. >> so obviously new york is a close primary state, independ t independents can't vote, but do you think sanders would be doing better against clinton in new york if it was an open primary not a closed? >> there's no doubt he would be. blank voters, as we call them here, because there's no such thing as an independent voter in new york, would be able to vote for him if there was the general election but they're going to stay home largely on tuesday and that really hurts a candidate like that. new york's voting laws are strict. you need to register to vote many weeks before the primary here and that means a lot of peop