arie. clintoned defended his record and the impact of a crime bill during his presidency. >> because of thatthe background check law, we had a 46-year low in the death of people by gun violence and who you think those lives were that mattered. >> the former president urged the crowd to stick with his wife hillary for the white house because, quote, she'll never leave you. >>> a jersey shore town has condemned its own firehouse and ordered it demolished by early next month. hurricane sandy badly damaged the building in 2012 and it's only housed vehicles since thenç a neighboring trailer has served as home base for the professional firefighters. they have complained repeatedly about the living conditions in the trailer, include an infestation of rats and mold. the firefighters union believes the temporary moves presents a public safety concern. >> there is a possibility this district is not getting the same coverage it is currently with apparatus here. >> one way or another we'll always have a fire truck in the center of our town to protect the community. >> the city is now trying to get fema

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just pointed out, the clinton campaign says even by this metric, if you want to count up industry money from employees or people linked, he's also got some money. >> to, look, ariceived 57 different lobbyists have donated to the campaign from the fossil fuel industry. of those 57, 11 of those lobbyists have bundled up to -- i think it's over, actually, $1 million. we are not receiving any kind of donations like that. lobbyists aren't donating to our campaign. the people that are donating to our campaign are people that just happen to work in the fossil fuel industry. but if the clinton campaign wants to ascertain that this money from these lobbyists and the money flowing in isn't going to affect secretary clinton if elected, that's fine. but it is disingenuous and egregious to suggest that we are lying and to call us liars for simply pointing out the facts of basic math that is going on in their campaign. >> right. and the math -- i just want to be clear. part of what you're arguing, whether people agree or not, is that that kind of money that gets bundled or goes through lobbyists is in order to influence her position, and you're making the argument that peopl

donald trump and hill are y e ary lary clinton hoping for big wins on their turf. we have coverage beginning with peter alexander. he's on the republicans this morning. peter, good morning. >> matt and savannah, good morning. donald trump looking for a oresounding win in new rk. hoping to sweep up all 95 republican delegates. with strong poll numbers in upcoming states like pennsylvania and maryland, by the end of this month, trump could be much better positioned to win a majority of the delegates before this summer's convention. >> reporter: donald trump rallying his home state crowd. his last stop, buffalo. >> we are going to bring buffalo back. we're going to bring new york back. and we're going to bring the united states of america back. >> reporter: despite the home field advantage, introduced by another ruckus affair. protesters refusing to leave, dragged out by security. the front runner unphased. >> there is no place that's better, more fun or safer than a trump rally. >> reporter: later, bubbling a reference to 9/11. >> i watched our police and firemen in

ari melber. coming up, hillary clinton takes on both bernie sanders and donald trump as she campaigns on her home turf, playing defense in new york. the latest oen the democratic primary fight up in the empire state. and paul ryan says he's not running, but what wait a minute, what do you think? his actions speak a lot louder than his words. stay tuned. ♪ he has a sharp wit. a winning smile. and no chance of getting an athletic scholarship. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ take on the unexpected. the new 2016 nissan altima. built to stand out. >>> well, our brand-new poll shows hillary clinton's leading bernie sanders by 14 big points up in new york state. and the reason may come down to location, location, location. take a look at this list of the ten most populist counties in new york state and the ten most diverse counties. these numbers come from the u.s. census, by the way. here's what that looks like on today's map. eight of those counties overlap, meaning the most populous counties in new york, the ones where you can expect th

clinton is ary nominated and then you're asked thought wereat you the three most effective economic policiesf obama and he three most disappointing economic policies, what would you tell them? mr. furman: the recovery act, going efully, she's not to need to do something like that. he affordable care act, and there's a lot left to do to implement that, both encouraging medicaid, take up using extraordinary numbers of secretary uses, and the high premium excise tax, cutting taxesd be households, which was done over a number of pieces of legislation, made permanent reducing r, and poverty for 16 million people a year. in terms of the other three, it's just disappointment we didn't get more done on infrastructure, that disappointment that comprehensive immigration reform didn't happen, which would be the single largest thing that you can do for the economy. and probably, disappointment business tax do reform, which is one of the more obvious steps that we could take given every other country in the world has done it. > you're going to have two minutes. minutes. >> from abroad, had frustrated the

sanders who had been down by double digits is now not only ahead of hillary clinton, but edging out in front quite a bit, arie>> tony dokoupil, thanks for the update. and now we go to political analyst and former aide to rand paul, elise jordan. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> we lucked out on the in-studio assignment today. we appreciate everyone slugging it out in the snow. let's start, of course, with what's overhanging this week, which is donald trump not only making one sort of extreme and ignorant statement about abortion that managed to unite the pro choice and pro life groups in opposition. but then having to clean up repeatedly and now as kerry sanders mentioning, a lot of sunday shows pretape. so before the interview, a sunday interview tomorrow where an excerpt has him going back and saying leave the law as it is, not the gop position either. >> this is a perfect storm for donald trump. it's nothing new his chauvinism, his borish behavior, his horrible comments against women. but it really all just collided this week with so many incidents happening with corey lewando youski being

clinton scored an equally big win over bernie sanders. she was expected to do well. meanwhile, u.k. justice said aryel gobe vote to leave the eu would spark a reaction that would force the 28 nations to change beyond recognition. >> this is your. brain voting to leave would be something else. the democratic liberation of a whole continent. if we were to leave, we will have, in the words of a former british prime minister, -- nejra: japan's 40 year bond yields have fallen to a record low, meeting on japanese sovereigns no deal less than 0.4%. negative rates have pushed investors to think positively over longer dated debt. the boj governor haruhiko kuroda says he doesn't think positive and qualitative easing have reached the limits. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . francine: thank you so much. european markets are lower this morning. lets head straight to the bloomberg with mark barton for your asset check. mark: let's just have a little peek at the sterling against its m

ary. donald trump hoping for a resounding win in his home state, trying to get back on track in a path to locking up the nomination before the convention. all of it, as the fight between clinton and sanders just took another nasty turn. over big money. nbc's peter alexander with details. >> reporter: donald trump today looking to tie a bow around tomorrow's potential home state sweep. rival ted cruz already looking beyond new york. >> maryland is going to have an outside voice. >> reporter: still, the loudest voice tonight, the american voters, unimpressed by all the leading candidates. our new poll showing nearly 70% couldn't see themselves supporting trump. 61% opposed to cruz. hillary clinton nearly as unpopular. cruz today insisting at a contested convention. >> donald cannot win. >> reporter: on the road to 1,237, new york's just the star ng point. in a crucial two-week stretch winding its way through the mid-atlantic and northeast before wrapping up in indiana, that could reshuffle the delegate race. as trump protests his new nickname for his presumed democratic rival -- >> it's crooked hillary. she's as crooked as they come. >> reporter: our poll shows clinton would be

ari melbur, thank you for breaking down those numbers for us. >>> a reporter for the "new york times" joins us now. these new msnbc numbers shows hillary clinton with a 14-point lead over sanders. i want to take a look at one of the most recent ads. >> bernie sanders is the only candidate for president who opposes fracking everywhere. why? because fracking puts dangerous, cancer-causing chemicals in the ground and threatens our drinking water. bernie. he can't be bought by them because he's funded by you. >> so fracking is, in theory, the main point of that ad, although as we can see, it's not the only thing happening there. is this type of advertising, these points, these tactics, have those been shown to be effective when it comes to new york voters? >> well, you know, it reminds people of where bernie is on this one issue that is probably his best sell in a part of the state, new york city and also the hudson valley, where he needs to compete and where he's fighting against a candidate in clinton who is very popular. i think it's his way of reminding people of where he is on the fracking issue. it's been very divisive in new york state, but

azhs ari breaks down the millio of votes, the difference between cruz and trump, hillary clinton hason between her and bernie sanders. talk about what effect that could have on sanders? >> hillary clinton is favored in new york for a number of reasons,en the least of which is democrats can vote in this primary. sanders has gotten a lot of democrats. he is not a democrat. it's a point hillary clinton likes to make over and over. so when you really screen for only democrats being allowed to vote, hillary clinton does typically much, much better, and new york with its many, many delegates, 291, is a closed primary state. >> clinton also does better with the diverse communities, with the african-american communities. is that a big chunk of her support in new york as well? >> yeah. new york city, as we know, is the most diverse city in the country. it's the most densely populated city in the country filled with people of color. she will typically do very, very well with african-americans, probably older african-americans and people of latino descent. again, older. the younger folks are sk

clinton? is she able to make a solid intrigue to his supporters because that will be necessary to winning in november. >> we'll talk about that later. ari, i thought this was very interesting. this open letter that you penned to donald trump. five things you say he should do. stop fighting with everybody and don't be so nasty. get your facts right. number three is learn more policy. four, make policy announcements. and five, stop citing polls. it sounds like you're telling him not to be donald trump. >> well, in part to not be donald trump. i do think that any candidate has to learn and adjust as they go along if they're going to win. he's done the work of getting that 35% to 45%. he has to stop pushing those voters away. his tweets and some of his approach approach approaches on issues are pushing people away. my advice is to stop doing some of those things if he wants to win. at the end of the day, don, i want whoever the republican is to be in a position to win in november. and that would apply to ted cruz or donald trump or whoever it might be. i think it's going to be one of those two. that's why i wrote the open letter to donald t

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clinton accused bernie sanders of spreading lies. we will be to the greenpeace activist then put wisconsin's no restrictive voter id law block thousands from the polls tuesday? we will speak to ari berman, author of, "give u us the ballo: the modern struggle for voting rights in america." >> it isis critical urgent to restore the voting rights make it easier to vote in a lot of different ways, things like early voting and same-day voter registration, automatic footer registration, to get a lot more people involved in the political process. 50 million people right now are not even registered to vote and won't be purchase of trading and the 2016 election. amy: after bernie sandersrs addressed close to 20,000 people in the south bronx, the first time a presidential candidatete wewent there in n decades,s, weg you u an interview withh actress rosario dawson on why she is backing sanders for president. sandersupporting bernie because he says no to fracking, because we do need a single-payer health care system that takes care of everyone and that is not a pipe dream. we are soldiers of dememocracy. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war

clinton. they're just trying to keep her honest, if you will. >> it was light nuclear during the debate. light. >> by standards, not so bad. >> arii. >>> tomorrow on "face the nation," guests will include governor john kasich and senator bernie sanders. >>> the justice department is dropping its demand for apple's help in unlocking an iphone tied to a new york drug case. federal prosecutors say that's because investigators were able to access the phone's data after someone provided them with its password on thursday night. a spokesperson says these cases are not just about setting precedent, just law enforcement attempting to legally gather evidence. >>> cbs news has learned that more than 500 pounds of explosives was stolen from a csx freight train. the train was traveling from chicago through ohio and into michigan this week when the shipment was discovered missing when it reached detroit. federal investigators say the explosives were packed into about three dozen cases. >>> time to show some of the headlines. "the new york times" reports the governor of virginia is restoring voting rights to 200,000 convicted felons. governor

clinton and that's okay. bernie sanders can still win the democratic presidential nomination but it will take a miracle. several miracles. that's not a conspiracy, it's ari of his run sanders has had two goals in mind. one was to become the democratic nominee. the other was to build a grass-roots movement that could bring about a political revolution from the left. sanders and his supporters have not given up on the first goal but they're also running his campaign with the second, longer-term goal firmly in mind, even if their candidate falls short in the next few primaries, sanders supporters shouldn't give up because the final score will matter, not only for this presidential campaign but the next one. >> jonathan capehart. chime in on that one. >> so i agree with what's written there. the thing is, yes, senator sanders is building a grass-roots movement. they are energized. they're giving him money hand over fist. he is in -- he is still nipping at hillary clinton's heels for this nomination. but the only thing i would quibble with is, yes, they'll make a presence felt in 2016. yes, it will set up this grass-roots movement for 2020. but for this grass

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