particularly in the bay area that we in our country are the end of manifest destiny, not to leave out alaska or hawaii, but we have a natural border to our continent. and so we embody that i think in the way of being on the cutting age of things. there is academic history that says that the jewish community currently will be west to the east rather than east to the west. i am going in that context then. what are some of the things that we see particularly in the world of inclusion that are going to become maybe mainstream into the future? i think the issue of jews of color or lgbt jews or jews in interfaith relationships or all the ways in which jewish identity itself can change. what are some of the things you think that are kind of burgeoning up here that actually are going to be the prairie fire so to speak east? >> right. i am proud to say as you acknowledge that this community and this federation have been on that cutting edge in defining new approaches that do typically roll in a wave eastward. we are looked at for those reasons. you mentioned one significant realm which is the realm of identifi

you didn't expect hillary clinton to be fighting for those states spending a lot of time in alaska or hawaii those were states that they pretty much thought were going to go to bernie sanders. wisconsin is going to be one that they'll fight for. obviously, new york coming up two weeks after that but when you look at the delegate camp, she still has that significant lead. >> tracie potts from washington this morning. >> sports, the news the final two spots in the ncaa men's final four was-w up for grabs sunday night. all four teams vying for a chance next week coming from the same conference acc. in the east region top seed north carolina taking on notre dame. the tar heels got a run in the second half which sent nifty defense turning into offense. carolina pulls away and beats the irish 88-74 to advance to the school's 19th final power. the most in ncaa history. >>> in the midwest, top seed virginia taking on the ten seed syracuse. the orange were down 16 in the second half before staging a major comeback led by freshman meleky richardson who had 23 points. syracuse tops the cavaliers 68-62

this weekend - three states, alaska, hawaii, or washington will host democratic contests - then believe it or not - no primaries or caucuses are scheduled for this upcoming week - but don't worry the candidates are still out on the trail - wisconsin voters will head to the polls - on arpil 5th. in washington, i'm mark meredith. >>justine:ted cruz is blaiming donald trump for the rumors now swirling that he cheated on his wife. the national enquirer's latest issue says cruz had at least five secret mistresses. the republican presidential candidate denied all these claims. cruz has been married to his wife-- heidi-- since 2001. their marriage has received plenty of media attention. after g-o-p front runner donald trump went after cruz's wife on social media. donald trump released a statement yesterday. saying he denies spreading rumors about cruz. and that he had nothing to do with the article. >> will:for the weekend: it's the kids easter egg hunt in san francisco. kids search for gift-filled eggs to take home. it's happening at the orchard supply hardware in north beach from 9:00 to noo

hawaii and alaska. fox's peter doocy is breaking it down. >> hillary clinton is not campaigning in any of the states holding primaries tomorrow. hawaii, alaska orashington state. bernie sanders is. washington state is one of the last remaining big prizes on the democratic scoreboard that's left for the taking after this there are only four states with more delegates available and part of his pitch there is the promise to pursue an investigation into those long lines that held people up on tuesday. he wants to see if there was any funny business there. >> now whether this was intentional, whether it was just incompetence, i don't know. but when people show up at the polls, they should be allowed to vote and not have to spend half their day waiting for that. >> this comes as democratic front runner's family are pointing out problems with president obama's record even though hillary clinton has tried very hard to embrace the president's record, new audio reveals chelsea saying there are crushing costs associated with obamacare just days after bill clinton referred to the last eight years as a "awful legacy." now hillary doing damage control on a l

any chance hillary clinton might win one of these contests in alaska, hawaii, or washington state?washington state. went out there. publicly, of course, we'd like to win. privately concede they did not put in the effort and don't think the base of the party is with her. is it possible? sure. why we count votes. if you saw the early results from the early precincts seemed clear in every precinct jason carroll talked about, and sara sidner, sanders had more support. the clinton campaign expects to get beat. why she went out in the end, margins. turn out every last vote you can to keep the sanders victory down and the delegate math in your farcher coming back to that's right should be more favorable to hillary clinton. >> why bernie sanders went to south carolina at one point to keep the margins as slim as possible. >> look at the map so r. the more defense the electorate she's done very well. wisconsin, expects the african-american community to help her and pennsylvania, indiana, back into an area, these states so critical to then senator obama helping him bad his delegate lead back

what that means is you have a little over 100 delegates in washington, about 20 or so in alaska, and another 16 or so in hawaiidge delegates between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. and come june 7th, that means he could catch up if not surpass hillary clinton in pledge delegates. bernie sanders has always said from the beginning that the delegate count in the beginning will be higher toward hillary because the stakes in the beginning are more conservative. that's the way the democratic party set it up in the '80s. moved super tuesday to the southern states for establishment candidates and also set up the superdelegate to prevent an insurgent candidate. we have a different party today, more progressive party. i think western states are more reflection of independent, newer democratic thinking voter. it will be good for bernie sanders june 7th when he catches up. >> hillary, is clinton and her campaign too presumptuous instead of focusing on bernie sanders making the comparison, continue to draw distinctions. instead she's spending more time talking about the frontrunner, donald trump. >> first let me say it

or so. we'll see what he gets in alaska. hawaii later. he could narrow this 304 delegate lead, this is just pledged, narrow that by 70 or 80 depending how well he does. that's a good start. it won't be enough but a good springboard. then come back to the midwest and the mid-atlantic and prove himself. >> the democratic party does not have winner take all contests. 55-45% victory not good enough to really catch up with hillary clinton who is more than 300 ahead. he needs these landslide victories by 80% as we're seeing coming in from alaska, 75 of the vote from washington state. >> watch these two lines. if he won all three today this is where we start the day. if sanders -- come up where we start. this is earned, not the superdelegates. everybody calm down. the earned delegates. >> just the pledge delegates, 304 the difference. if sanders won them all, 55-45 he doesn't make up that much ground. >> it's simple math. >> more. but if he wins 80-20, that's different. it's not huge but 70 or 80 delegates if he wins by the difference, a little c

alaska, hawaii, washington state. they will pick how many delegates go to hillary clinton or bernie sanders. >>> and the blossoms are popping in the district. opening ceremony kicks off later today at the warner theater. thousands are expected to hit the tidal basin today to check out the blooms. >> megan and i talk to go a few of you already on live chat. many of you have gone out snapping awesome pictures. >> today is the day. and if you have them, share them. we want to see them. send them in. let's get over to him. as folks head out there, perhaps layers will be the best thing this morning. >> looks like spring but feels like winter. we're in northwest washington. it's all green behind me. the grounds crew will need to mow pretty soon. you will need a warm coat and a jacket this afternoon. no umbrella or rain boots. we will have is a dry day. you will need your sun glasses. a gorgeous blue is sky will be with us through the rest of the afternoon. a little bit of a wind in the afternoon hours, climbing to 60 degrees by 2:00 p.m. low to mid-60s around 4:00. by 6:00 p.m., back down low 6 0s. so a great day coming up. a loo

if he matches anywhere close to the alaska numbers or the washington numbers in hawaii, bernie sanders is going to take a decent slice. 75 delegates or so off hillary clinton's lead. no question he has energy. his supporters are energized. this is a test for secretary clinton. this is a good boxing match. now they're back in the ring at wisconsin and she needs to deliver. even though she has a lead in this extrapolation of the data of 230, that's still not as good as how she started the day with a lead of 304. >> right. there is momentum in politics and the math. the math still favors secretary clinton but sometimes we try to pretend this is really hard. you start the day plus 3-3, end the day 2-3-ish. that's bad. going in the wrong direction. still a good lead. not a five-alarm fire but it should be a cause for concern he's starting to pick up delegates. she believes he's moving into state where is the demographics more favor her but she'll have to prove it. wisconsin is the next big battleground. that's why senator sanders is there smartly celebrating in wisconsin. >> washington stat

unless, of course, you live in arizona or hawaii where daylight saving is not observed. including california, alaska and rhode island are looking to opt out of the twice-a-year time shift. why do we do this anyway? >> we were sleeping through those summer sunrises. that was considered a waste of resource. >> reporter: during world war i and world war ii, the u.s. went to daylight saving full time to save energy. but some studies today show people drive even more when it's lighter later and some say there are potential health drawbacks. one study in michigan showed that an association between tonight's lost hour of sleep and the jump in heart attacks a day later. still it's how we live, most of us. >> i like the fact that it will be lighter later. >> reporter: if you still find it confusing, at least your phone will have the right time on it tomorrow morning. just keep it charged. john donvan, abc news, washington. >>> don't forget to change those >>> "good morning america" and "this week" in the morning. i'm cecilia in new york. have a really great saturday. >> welcome to 'american medicine today' p

alaska, hawaii, washington state. they will pick how many delegates go to hillary clinton or bernie sanders. >>> and the blossoms are poppingn the district. opening ceremony kicks off later today at the warner theater. thousands are expected to hit the tidal basin today to check out the blooms. >> megan and i talk to go a few of you already on live chat. many of you have gone out snapping awesome pictures. >> today is the day. and if you have them, share them. we want to see them. send them in.

alaska. looks like he will not see delegates go to carson or kasich, based on that. one thing to say about the delegates in alaska and hawaiihey will have a long road trip to cleveland. back to you guys. >> remember hanging out with delegates in minnesota in 2008. the republican delegates. they are the most fun-loving people on vacation. that's amazing. watching them count the votes in alaska. >> 149 votes separating the top two. this could be a big moment for ted cruz. after the biggest night in the election so far, did the results bring the clarity, that the voters and the establishment have been on both sides? bernie sanders says he is taking his campaign to the convention. and the republicans show no sigsign s of backing out? is the republican party splintered? the republican party, struggling with what to do going forward. you have people saying they will not vote for donald trump if he is the nominee. >> he is an existential crisis. paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, speaking to their caucus against the leading republican candidate. mitch mcconnell said if trump were the nominee, he would drop him like a hot rock. and you

unless of courseseou live in arizona or hawaii where daylight saving is not observed. lawmakers in some states california, alaska and rhode island arelooking to opt out of the twice a year time shift. those summer. that wasonsidered a waste of resource. >> reporter: duringorld war i and ii the u.s. went to daylight saving time full time. no save energy. people drive even more when it's lighter later and some say there are potential health drawbacks. an association between tonight's lost hour of sleep and the jump in heart attacks a day later. still it's how we live, most of us. >> i like the fact that it will be lighter later. >> reporter: your phone will have the right time on it tomorrow morning. just keep it charged. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> change those clocks tonight. >>> "good morning america" and "this week" in the morning. i'm cecilia in new york. good night. [ applause ] wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white. pat: thank you so much! thank you, jim. appreciate that. have a wonderful time at the puzzle board. give my be

if bernie sanders sweeps western saturday, washington, hawaii, alaska, does that really mean anything, orton campaign look over their shoulder and say, okay? >> well, i think, honestly, victor, hillary's been looking over her shoulder the whole time. >> okay. >> but i don't think -- look, even if bernie does great and he polls, you know, 120 out of the 140 or so that are going to be available, he's still down by several hundred delegates and then several hundred superdelegates. so, he is still behind, but it is something that he can tell his supporters, hey, look, we're still in this, there's no reason to quit, even though we didn't do all that well on super tuesday. so, again, i've always felt that sanders is going to fight this out until june. he's not about to go away. >> fight this out until june. do you see a path to a day when bernie sanders has more pledged delegates than hillary clinton? >> i mean, he would have to win in places like california and new york. he would have to win in locations -- >> and win big. >> yeah, and win big. he would have to win in locations where i just do

there were caucuses last night in washington, alaska and hawaii, so if you want to talk politics or anyther issues, that is fine. democrats, (202)-748-8000. republicans, (202)-748-8001. independents and others, (202)-748-8002. the cherry trees are out in full bloom and d.c. and during our first series, -- our first ladies series, we talk about how they came to the nations capital. >> when helen taft became first lady, one of the first things she did was address having cherry trees. the early 20th century, it was a mess. there was a speedway were people raised [indiscernible] but there was nothing to drop people or to make it beautiful for people to gather and enjoy nature. helen taft wanted to change that, so one of the first things she did when she became first lady was to ask for trees to be planted. they were requested and the japanese heard about her interest and they decided to give 2000 trees to the united states in their honor. gift honoring the american support in japan. january inarrived in 1910. everyone was shocked. the trees that were sent to her older and taller, so it was

bernie sanders wept the west over the weekend winning alaska, hawaii and washington state, and he's angry he lost the yes or no clooney primary to hillary clinton. kat is here and andy levy is here, the coast of red eye. and megyn mccain is here. welcome, everybody. good to see you again. so april 15 is tax pay. that's the day the clooney fundraiser is being held where they are selling three tickets to the head table for $350,000. >> this is not like oz. hearing bernie sanders talk about people donating $50. kennedy: is it more honorable to make less money from more people? >> of course. hillary clinton would probably get money from a dictator if she could legally. but i don't think she is worried about legal. kennedy: is sanders right? is george clooney a great actor? >> yes, he's a great actor. kennedy: i don't think he will be the default nominee. if she is indicted. >> i think he's doing everything he need to do to insure he will be the default nominee if she is indicted. she won't be the nominee based on the primaries and caucuses. by winning all these 80s and staying in the race, he's positioning hims

or hawaii, where daylight saving is not observed. lawmakers in some states including california, alaska and rhode island are looking to opt out, also, a year time shift. why do we do this anyway? >> we were sleeping through those early morning sunrise times in the summer. and that was considered a waste of a tremendous natural resource. >> reporter: that's the main reason why during both world war i and world war ii, the u.s. went to daylight saving full-time. in part, to save energy. but some studies now days suggest people drive even more when it's lighter later, and some say there are potential health drawbacks. one study in michigan showed an association between tonight's lost hour of sleep and a 25% jump in heart attacks a day later. still, it's how we live, most of us. >> i like the fact that tomorrow, it will be lighter later. >> reporter: if you still find it confusing, at least your phone will have the right time on it tomorrow morning. just keep it charged. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> don't forget to change those clocks. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. we will see you right back here tomorrow night. i'm cec

only those who live in arizona or hawaii escaped it, where daylight saving time is not observed, while lawmakers in california, alaska and rhode island are looking at opting out of the twice-a-year time shift. >> why do we do it anyway? >> that's why during worlrlwar i and world war ii america went to daylight saving time, but people suggest that people drive even more when it is lighter later. one study in michigan found an association between the lost hour of sleep and a 25% jump in heart attacks a day later. still, it is ho we live, most of us. if you find it confusing, at least your phone changes automatically, as long as you charge it. >> that is kind of handy with your phone. >> when i woke up this morning -- i thought, maybe it is wrong. >> 6:43 right now. temperature 73 degrees. a warm start to our sunday. it will been fuego -- >> this is the definition of sunday fun day. >> we have a sunday fun day forecast for us. there comes a chance of showers it won't be a complete washout. but do keep that in mind. not completely dry how we've been the past couple of days. and also, the humidity is rising. by the way, t

or so ago. democrats will also caucus in alaska and then hawaii later on today.ome at a time of renewed tensions between donald trump and ted cruz after allegations in a "national enquirer" story about senator cruz. cruz calls the "enquirer" report "garbage." two of the women named in the report have also come forward to say that the story about them is completely false. nbc's vaughn hilliard is covering the cruz campaign from wisconsin. with a welcome, what is the cruz campaign strategy to try to move on from this controversy? >> reporter: hi, alex. i think the frustrating part for cruz and the campaign is the fact that now the conversation is around these allegations, around his wife, heidi, and the fact that there's no honest substance being discussed, nothing about north carolina's lgbt law, nothing about his proposal earlier this week about patrolling muslim neighborhoods with the threat of isis. clearly, it's about women. salt lake city avoid ee eed deb trump avoided this. so what ted cruz is doing, a week from tuesday on april 5th is when wisconsin will be

or is his big week just a speed bump? let's fast forward to today. bernie sanders won three yesterday. washington, alaska and hawaii and he won them big. he won five of the six with senator clinton winning in arizona. over the course of the week senator sanders shaved more than 90 delegates off the lead shaving more than 70 of those delegates off just yesterday. hillary clinton says the math is still in her favor and it is and momentum as we head to wisconsin and what senator sanders is saying and even hillary clinton right now, well, she should be feeling the burn. >> this is what momentum is. we have been beating donald trump by double digits. the last cnn poll had hillary clinton doing quite well. she was beating trump by 12 points. we were beating him by 20 points. >> was it just a big day or is it a big day? he is bolder and more aggressive. thinks he has a chance. >> on the one hand it's more than a big day. it's a big week for bernie sanders because he also won two of three contest earlier in the week so he nets about 90 delegates for the whole week. that closes the gap quite a bit. on the other hand these c

alaska, hawaii and washington state all going to pick how many delegates go to hillary clinton or bernieanders. >> and the blossoms are popping in the district. the opening ceremony for the cherry blossom festival kicks off later today. thousands are expected to hit the tidal basin today to check out the blooms. >> a lot of people going to that. wondering if they can go short sleeves, air sweater, maybe even a coat. >> a little chilly out there. you don't want to worry about being cold. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. all right. what are you thinking as wead >> right now it is cold. 30 minutes away from sunrise. sunrise, 7:01. that is a great time to see the tidal basin and the cherry blossoms. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. you'll need sun glass. we'll stay dry with lots of sunshine. if you're going to do a bike ride, a little bit of a breeze around midday. a light wind. by 10:00, low 50s. briefly 63, 64 by 4:00. a cool day coming up with lots of sunshine. a look at our rain chances coming up in a few minutes >> protesters will head to the shaw library after a

alaska, hawaii, and washington. is it nervous time for clinton, or doesn't seem like the numbers are looking a lot better for bernieories in all three states that were holding caucuses by double digits. another sign he can do very well, especially among voters who are mostly liberal in two of the states, mostly white, and especially when they are caucus contests. definitely deserves congratulations on that. however, the math continues to be with hillary clinton. you know, hillary clinton needs to get about a third of the remaining delegates. bernie sanders needs to get two thirds of the remaining delegates. that is mathematically possible, but it is unlikely given the proportional representation rules that democrats have, and also given the states we're now going to, states like new york and pennsylvania and new jersey with a high number of african-american voters. they have really turned out in a big way for hillary clinton. and we only have two more caucus states left. those are the states, the kind of contests that have been best for bernie sanders. >> you just heard, i mean, bernie sanders' campaign head was wi

begins with new momentum beating hillary clinton by a landslide in washington state, alaska, hawaii. is a emerging orned by david gregory and the daily beast jackie cue kinnick and political anchor on the time warner cable news, errol lewis. we will start with the landslide win. western saturday. each of the three caucuses. you see the numbers on saturday. he won by big. 81%. >> huge lead. >> huge. >> how significant, errol, are these wins? does he actually have momentum for his campaign to begin a real assault on the delegate leads. >> if he wanted to tell his followers and the world at large, i have a path to victory, he needed something like this. and he got it. we give credit for that. unfortunately he is heading into a pretty tough series of primaries where there are really only three caucuses left. that's where he does really well. that is your activist base that comes out. he has wyoming, virgin islands and guam. that's not a lot of delegates. he needs a lot more points on the board for sure. >> let's look at what's up for tpwrabs in t grabs in wisconsin. 86 delegates. and new york. he might b

senator sanders won the hawaii, washington, and alaska caucuses in landslides on saturday. his margin of victory in each state was 40 points or higher. sanders picked up 55 delegates to clinton's 20. but still trails her by 675 delegates overall. as the results were still coming in on saturday, sanders was in wisconsin, ahead of that state's primary on april fifth, and at a rally in madison he struck a defiant tone in front of more than 8,000 people. >> we are making significant inroads in secretary clinton's lead, and we have -- and we have with your support coming here in wisconsin, we have a path toward victory. >> meanwhile yesterday on "meet the press," sanders challenged secretary clinton to a debate in new york before that state's primary on april 19th. >> i would hope very much that as we go into new york state, secretary clinton's home state, that we will have a debate, new york city, upstate, wherever, on the important issues facing new york. >> is she -- are you worried she won't debate you anymore? >> yeah, i do have a little bit of concern about that. but i certainly would like to see a debate in new york state.

or religion. then race for the president? , bernie sanders swept all three democratic caucus held yesterday. cernes won bay large gin over hillary clinton washington, alaska and hawaii. the vermont senatorle calls it part of a comeback and expects to close adds the battle moves to northeastern states including superdelegates. clinton has just over 1700. saners just over 1,000. at least 20838 are required to win. >> and new york is getting rid of paper today. health care row physician as must electronically sen directly to stam sis in satisfied steading of going paper swept scripteds to patients. there are sentions for emergencies and unusual circumstance and for certain extensions. the offboards say it fights pain killer abuse by stopping forgery and reduced errors cause by you hard to read handwriting. >> the mayor says he is definitely going to sign off on a bill to outlaw chewing tok at ballparks. on espn today. he vowed to approve within the next two weeks. that would prohibit fans from chewing tok and using other smokeless tobacco products a any tickets event at city the mayor i sass the bill is important for the health of player and for the city as whole. >> s

alaska, hawaii and washington state. the challenges that lie ahead. happy easter sunday to you. >> those of you heading to easter services may want to bring along a rain coat or umbrella. meteorologist tom kierein is tracking some showers moving our way. >> right now starting off though with dry conditions. even though we have a lot of clouds, it's rather chilly, we have temperatures only around 50 free degrees now. if you'll be out visiting family, we'll be in the mid-50s with dry pavement. just a lot of clouds around and a slight chance of some sprinkles maybe when you're heading back home by late this afternoon with temperatures in the upper 50s mid to late afternoon. right now nearest rain on radar is well south and east of the metro he area. those areas in green mostly light rain, ar moderate showers around norfolk and hampton roads automatic over the atlantic ocean pulling well away from the metro area for this morning. new hour by hour timing on the rain arrival later tonight is coming up. >>> developing this morning, the alexandria police department is investigating an in-custody death, a 54-year-old male inmate had a medical emergency last night at t

or blood alcohol of.04. bernie>>> bernie sanders pulsea trifecta winning three presidential caucuses. he scores convincing wins in washington state alaska and hawaii. clinton only needs to win a third of the delegates up for grabs to take the nomination. >>> online petitions will allow guns inside the republican national convention. it was proposed on change.org. the petition got 22,000 signatures. the convention will be held in cleveland. neither the ohio republican apart or the convention host are aware of the petition. tirnld -- tinder wants all undecided votes, a swipe the vote for the candidate of your choice. issues organ same-sex -- on samx marriage and more will tell you who most shares your views. >>> we like to reminds you the deadline to vote in the local primary is fast approaching. in pennsylvania, time runs tomorrow. in delaware, april 2. new jersey voters have until may 17. go to 6abc.com for links on how to sign you up. >>> the roster of south jersey police department includes the name of a special officer, a 7-year-old boy even first responders call him brave. nora muchanic has the honorary swearing in. >> reporter: with sirens be

hawaii, washington state, and alaska. sanders margin of victory in each state, 42 points or higher. >> we are making significant inroads in secretary clinton's lead, and we have -- and we have, with your support coming here in wisconsin, we have a path toward victory. >> but senator sanders still trails secretary clinton by 675 delegates and needs to win 66% of all the remaining delegates. so far, he's won 37%. all of this comes amid new headlines this morning concerning clinton's use of a private e-mail server as secretary of state. the los angeles times reporting the fbi's investigation is entering a new phase, with federal prosecutors now setting up formal interviews with some of her closest aides. the "washington post" also reports her advisers ignored repeated warnings about the security of her blackberry. our correspondents covering clinton and sanders' campaign joining me now. hillary clinton will campaign in wisconsin, starting in madison, a city where sanders drew 8,000 supporters two days ago. kristen welker is in madison for us. >> hillary clinton will give a spiech here at the university of wisconsin. she's go

as noted 142 today with alaska and hawaii to come. 101 from here. if he can come out with a net gain of 50 ort's what he needs to cut into her lead, then the contests come back to wisconsin on april 5 and then you get to places in the country, look what's not filled in. bernie sanders has done well in the west. you can expect him to continue to do well in the west but smaller delegates. the key can he get momentum, cut her lead some, then the big battleground in wisconsin, obama won that in 2008. hillary clinton thinks she will because of the african-american vote in milwaukee but it will be a midwestern battle ground. then new york, pennsylvania, places with diverse population where senator sanders has not performed so far. if he can cut into her lead, 4 304, that's a big day. that's momentum into more difficult terrain. >> reminder, this is pledged delegates, not the superdelegates. >> this is where you get into emotional conversation you bring in the superdelegates. right now as you can see, 304 is her lead in the superdelegates. senator sanders, i'm going here, say senator sanders wins 80

alaska, hawaii, and washington state. senator sanders said his clean copy sweep of victories would carry him all the way. >> don't let anybody tell you we can't win the nomination or win the general election. we're going to do both of those things! >> and christi keten fisher is with more. >> reporter: let's break it down by the numbers n. hawaii, bernie sanders beat hillary clinton 70-30. hawaii was the wild card up for grabs yesterday. it was the one state that could have gone for i clintoni but sanders beat her by 40 points. in washington state, the margin was bigger, 46 points, according to state democratic party. turnout yesterday was at near record levels which undoubtedly helped sanders pull out a win. his biggest win by far was alaska. not a lot of delegates, but he beat hillary clinton by 64 points. sanders has headed to wisconsin. he held a rally in haedson last night. he said on this sunday morning shows he still believes he has a clear path to the nomination. here's how. >> we actually beat secretary clinton by a point. we started 50 points behind. i think the momentum is with us. a lot of these super delegates may rethink their position with secretary

alaska, and hawaii by huge margins over hillary clinton. >> don't let anyone, don't let anybody tell you we can't win the nomination or win the general election. we're going to do both of those things. >> sanders claiming momentum after a string of 10,000-plus mega rallies in the west coast to wisconsin. no comment on the losses from clinton who is taking easter weekend off. clinton dominates the delegate race. of those still up for grabs to clinch the nomination. that. ugly personal dispute. donald trump off the campaign trail for easter firing tweets at rival ted cruz. lying ted cruz is trying to convince people that his problems were caused by me, trump tweeted. story. cruz says the tabloid rumors of marital infidelity are a plant, striking back at are trump tweeting donald trump is no republican and he's certainly no conservative. the gop race now turns to wisconsin, the next big primary in just nine days. >>> all the candidates will be off the campaign trail for easter, many attending church services with families. as for the man already in the white house, president obama, he's expected to attend church today too. abc news, the white ho

or overtake her. a total of 142 democratic delegates are in states with the three states hold contests, hawaii, washington state and alaska. let's go to suzanne malveaux in wisconsin at the sanders event. >> reporter: it's really interesting, jake, because bernie sanders is in the building. we've been talking to his campaign manager jeff weaver. but the crowd behind me, they have no idea about the win so far, the win in alaska and potentially the lead that we are also finding in washington. so they will be surprised, but we've seen a sweep from bernie sanders already congratulating and thb thanking the people in alaska. we have about 7600 people in this audience. according to a law enforcement official, there were at least 10,000 who rsvp'd. this is the kind of crowds you expect at a bernie sanders rally. madison, as you know this is the place back in july of last year where he saw these numbers for the first time, a big, big rally that generated 10,000 folks. so they are very loyal bernie sanders fans. we expect him momentarily to get up on that stage, talk about these victories, talk about what it means. you don't have

only those in arizona or hawaii escaped it where daylight saving is not observationed where lawmakers in some states including california, alaska and rhode island are looking at opting out. >> we were sleeping through the early morning sunrise times in the summer it was considered a waste of a tremendous natural resource. >> reporter: that's a main reason why during both world war one and world world war ii the united states went to it full time. in part to save energy. some say there's a potential health drawback. a study many itch began found an association with the lost sleep and 25% jump in heartattacks a day later. >> i like tomorrow ititill be lighter later. >> at least your phone changed automatically as long as you charged it. >> the heat fall to the raptors on the roa airport. , good sunday morning, everybody. this is the local 10 morning sports wrap. the heat will not much for moral victories. you don't need those when you've won three championships but the fight they put on on the road without wade last night has to give them confidence they can play with anyone in the east come playoff time. his teammates stepped up

alaska and hawaii by huge margins over hillary clinton. >> don't let anybody, don't let anybody tell you we can't win the nomination or win the general electionhings! >> sanders claiming momentum after a string of 10,000-plus megarallies from the west coast to wisconsin. no comment on the losses from clinton, who has taken the easter weekend off. clinton dominates the delegate race. she needs to win just roughly a third of those up for grabs to clinch the nomination. sandovalers means more than double that. it meanwhile republicans are engaged in a ugly personal dispute. donald trump off for easter weekend firing tweets at rival ted cruz. ted cruz is trying to convince people his problems with the national inquirer were caused by me, trump tweeted. i had nothing to do with the story. the tabloid rumors, cruz says, are a plant, striking back at trump. he said donald trump is certainly no republican and certainly no conservative. wisconsin is the next big primary in just nine days. >> all will be off today for easter. many attending church service with their families. as for the man already in the white house, president obama, he's expected to

alaska went for bernie sanders. we're still waiting for hawaii. it's going to be a while with hawaii because the polls or the caucuses don't even close until 7:00 o'clock eastern time. so we aren't expected to get the first results in until about midnight eastern time. so we've got a little while. that state is really the big wild card. there are very few polls that have been done there. none of the candidates have even campaigned there. but jill sanders, bernie sanders' wife, went to hawaii earlier this week. i think we have some video of her in that state now. she's actually in alaska right now. so she's been dispatched to both of those states. one other thing that might make a difference with sanders in hawaii is the fact that congresswoman gabbard endorsed bernie sanders. she's very pop politician in hawaii. she just put out an ad two days ago supporting sanders. so we'll see if that makes a difference. back to you. >> all right. thanks so much. a very picturesque spot, just after 3 in the afternoon in seattle. arthel? >> great weather. >>> we have a fox news alert. another american identified as hav

alaska, and hawaii, by huge margins over hillary clinton. >> so don't let anybody -- don't let anybody tell you we can't win the nomination. or win the general election. we're going do to both of those things. >> reporter: sanders claiming momentum after a string of 10,000-plus mega-rallies from the west coast to wisconsin. no comment on the losses from clinton, who is taking the easter weekend off. clinton dominates the delegate race. she needs to win just roughly a third of those still up for grabs to clinch the nomination. sanders needs more than double that. meanwhile, republicans are engaged in an ugly personal dispute. donald trump off the campaign trail firing tweets at rival ted us cruz. lyin' ted cruz is trying to convince people that his enquirer were caused by me, trump tweeted. i had nothing to do with the story. cruz says the tabloid rumors of marital infidelity are a plant. striking back at trump, tweeting -- donald trump is no republican and he's certainly no conservative. the gop race turns to wisconsin, the next big primary in just nine days. all the candidates will be off the trail today for easter. many of

alaska and hawaii. >> what kind of justice would a president trump appoint? orcourt judges? >> reporter: in pledge delegates based on voting results, she holds an advantage of 237. but her biggest edge comes in superdelegates, promises from party leaders who overwhelmingly support clinton. the bottom line, the clinton campaign has the overwhelming lead. sanders hopes a win in wisconsin where he started planting a flag at one of his megarallies last summer could shake up the race. on "state of the union" sanders told jake tapper the outcome is far from certain. >> the momentum is with us. a lot of superdelegates may rethink their position with secretary clinton. a lot of them have not yet declared. and then superdelegates in states where we win by 40 or 50 points. i think their own constituents are going to say to them, hey, why don't you support the people of our state. vote for sanders. >> reporter: sanders is challenging clinton to another debate in new york before the april 19th primary. >> i would hope very much that as we go into new york state, secretary c

or so will be as president, fighting radical islamic terrorists. lisa: republican voters will not go to the polls again until april 5, while democrats caucus in alaska, hawaii, and washington on saturday. mark: if you hear sirens later today, no worries. it is the ohio statewide tornado drill. we continue severe weather s topic is tornadoes. >> we want to get that tornado warning out as fast as possible to alert people that there he is an imminent threat. with tornado warnings, minutes and sometimes seconds can count. mark: today 5:00, to the hamilton county emergency operators about how they' re prepared for severe weather in our area. let' s check in with radio see what is coming our way today. mark: no dramatics today? correct? randi: that is correct. none of that and our area today. tomorrow, we do have some risk for severe storms. we will focus on today' s warmer, windy weather. starting out with mild temperatures in the 50' s. as warm as 57 in hamilton. a nice start to the day. the winds are already picking up. you can see wind speeds across our area right now about 10 to 15 miles per hour. this afternoon, expected to be closer to 15 to 20 miles per h

alaska, hawaii and washington state. the challenges that lie ahead. happy easter sunday to you. >> those of you heading to easter services may want to bring along a rain coat or umbrella. meteorologist tom kierein is tracking some showers moving our way. >> right now starting off though with dry conditions. even though we have a lot of clouds, it's rather chilly, we have temperatures only around 50 free degrees now. if you'll be out visiting family, we'll be in the mid-50s with dry pavement. just a lot of clouds around and a slight chance of some sprinkles maybe when you're heading back home by late this afternoon with temperatures in the upper 50s mid to late afternoon. right now nearest rain on radar is well south and east of the metro he area. those areas in green mostly light rain, ar