estimated at more than 5000 lined up in raleigh, north carolina to attend a campaign rally for bernie sandsers. north carolina is one of five states holding primaries next tuesday. the turnout could help him de >> if many, many people stand up, fight back, and tell us that our government belongs to all of us, not just a handful of campaign contributors. >> sanders has campaign rallies in ohio and illinois and two other states hold primaries on tuesday. >>> relatives, friends, and dignitaries say their final goodbyes to former first lady nancy reagan in a private funeral at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. many spoke of mrs. reagan's fierce devotion to her husband. daughter patty davis said her parents were two halves of the

estimated at more than 5000 lined up in raleigh, north carolina to attend a campaign rally for bernie sandsers. north carolina is one of five states holding primaries next tuesday. the turnout could help him de >> if many, many people stand up, fight back, and tell us that our government belongs to all of us, not just a handful of campaign contributors. >> sanders has campaign rallies in ohio and illinois and two other states hold primaries on tuesday. >>> relatives, friends, and dignitaries say their final goodbyes to former first lady nancy reagan in a private funeral at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. many spoke of mrs. reagan's fierce devotion to her husband. daughter patty davis said her parents were two halves of the same circle. >> when my father was shot and my mother rushed to the hospital, they at first wouldn't let her see him. i have to, she said, you don't understand how it is with us. >> she will lay next to her husband on the grounds of library, the site facing west towards the ocean. >>> they were heading to the honeymoon but investigators say

. >>> tomorrow, it will be clinton's rival bernie sandsers rallying for votes in raleigh at noon. the vermont senator is expected to talk about college affordability, immigration reform and the economy. the event is tree and open to the public until the venue is full. we have continuing coverage of the major election with new developments at wsoctv.com, on >>> you a new, a robber went into a popular plaza midwood restaurant and held a gun to the owner's head. the workers were taking out the trash after midnight and the gunman followed them back inside and the suspect went into the office and demanded carb and got away with some money. the restaurant's owner said that they are happy that the manager knew how to handle the situation so no one was hurt. >> we talk about this with our team, front and have and be ready for it. >> the manager was able to hit a silent panic but the -- button, but the robber got away and is still on the loose. >>> a man accused of breaking into firefighters's vehicles and stealing guns is facing a new charge. sheriffs investigators say that johnny bing br

bernie sandsers when he says i want to see her speeches at goldman sachs is suggesting maybe there'sorry about, it's going to be okay nod to them. those who keep coming out on a short side have a right to be angry at the people in charge like you? >> i think there are a lot of reasons why people are angry and fearful. underneath some of the anger is a real sense of insecurity. the economy has been really tough, the great recession not so much millions of americans sat down, 9 million jobs lost, 5 million homes lost and $13 trim trillion in family wealth wiped out. americans haven't had a raise for 15 years. after the great economy when my husband was president, we went back to trickle down economics and we saw the results and went back to letting the financial markets and mortgage markets basically do whatever they want. i was against that and i was very vocal in being against that. not just against the bush administration i was the one who bent to wall street and said they were wrecking the economy. so i felt frustrated because you could see a lot of this happening, like a slow moti

bernie sandsers, the entire message of his campaign is this is a political revolution. it is going to bring all of these new people into the process who have never participated before. if that were coming to fruition, the democrats would be shattering their own turnout records right now. might have something to do with why he's behind. 2008, that race between hillary clinton and barack obama and the type of support both of them motivated, it was post katrina, it was bush fatigue, they might say there were so many factors in the air in 2008, that it's unfair to compare the democrats of '08 to the democrats of any year in the future. i guess that would be the positive spin you could hear on this. >> steve kornacki on the big board. just to set the scene for the folks at home, nicole robinson and eugene are here with us. nicole has to be back up in five minutes to do the morning show. but first, to chris matthews in texas. one of the big players tonight, the state and chris and chris has a special guest with him. chris. >> thank you. why would you tell us how they're going

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and that's a million more than top ailed trump, two and a half million more than bernie sandser. >> bothng to wisconsin, holds it primary on tuesday. in new york, jacky ibanez, fox news. >>> and 5:21, still ahead, chipotle still struggling to bounce back after recent e-coli outbreak. the plan they may be grilling to up get customers back. >> grilling up? plus cash strapped atlantic city heads closer to fiscal cliff. the latest move by the city officials to help with the financial problems. >> speak of money, here are your winning lottery numbers. discover new magnum double raspberry. made with the perfect balance of raspberry ice cream, luscious raspberry sauce, and belgian chocolate. discover magnum chocolate pleasure. >> chipotle may be working on a plan to win back their customer. >> may be getting into the burger business. >> no! >> trademark police for the phrase better burger. a spokesman for the denver-based burito chain confirms the company is exploring the possibility after new chain every restaurant, the restaurant may be trying to recoup losses, this recent e.coli outbreak, in

bernie sandsers of course has been saying that all the way along. what do you make of her change?the michigan primary is in two days. sorry, was that a little bit too skeptical? no, look, this is a highly political time. and he is a republican governor who made some serious mistakes. and he even admitted it. so for her to stand on the stage with her opponent who is calling for him to resign and for her to seem to be wishy-washy on that politically for the democratic electorate there especially, i don't think that would have played well. but it was interesting that she did -- what i wonder, and i don't know this, if she did it on the fly because it was so different from her spokesman. >> an hour before her spokesman was on saying the opposite. so was there a lack of communication there? >> i think a lot of people have been at that, you know, governor snyder should resign or be recalled a lot sooner than maybe hillary even got there. >> that's true. >> but this is not -- and i just have to push back on dana a little bit. this is not a political issue. >> then why wasn't she saying i

of course, they are both in it to win it with a sizeable body over bernie sanders, but sandsers said he felt confident. >> i feel if there is a large great here and hopefully, north carolina and florida. i think that in the state that is coming down the pike, we have great opportunities. >> reporter: leaders from the democratic party in the area will gather here in just about an hour to watch the results roll in. i'll be bringing you their reaction tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. elsa gillis, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> and now we turn to the contentionious republican primary. as blake hanson explains, the candidates worked hard the past few days to leave their mark. blake? >> reporter: yeah, erica. and it doesn't hurt that donald trump has been very visible in north carolina in hickory yesterday and concord last monday. this is video of trump in

louis when bernie sanders spoke to crowds in champagne, illinois. there, sandsers >> the american people will defeat donald trump because they understand, and we all understand that bringing people together, black and white, and latino, and asian american, gay and straight, men and women, people born in the country, people who have come into this country, we are bringing people together. trump is dividing people. >> the next big contest for both parties is on tuesday in the battleground state of ohio. clinton is trying to fight off a tough challenge for bernie sanders. he is looking to build on his midwest earn momentum of that big victory in michigan. >>> chipotle is cutting salaries. and they are cutting the salaries of two ceos in half. they each made roughly $14 million last year, that is actually just 50% of what they made the year before. neither of them received any bonuses, either, the cuts come after the norovirus and the i outbreak. >>> it is now 9:23 a.m. coming up, a personal plane collides with a truck. >> plus, new allegations this morning about the d

bernie sanders went to the mexican border with a promise to expand executive orders protecting undocumented immigrants. >> i will end the deportation regime, which is dividing so many families. roar sandsers expressed disappointment for not doing better in last week's ohio primary. he trails hillary clinton by more than 500 delegates. cbs news. >>> and right now president obama is making a historic trip to cuba. he'll meet with cuban president raul castro during his two-day visit. sitting u.s. president to visit cuba in hoer than 80 years. >>> both duke and north carolina fans can breathe a little easier this morning. both teams are advancing to the sweet 16 round of the ncaa tournament. 'tar heels kept the first half close against providence with just a four-point lead, but its with a much different story in the second half as price johnson lit the team up, and carolina dropped providence. jo and in rhode island duke continues its mission to defend its 2015 national championship title. grayson allen put up 29 points to put up a -- hold up a tense yale rally. we'll have more on both gyms and who they face next coming up in about 20 minutes. 6:08. style ahead, what started out as a peacefu

a jubilant bernie sanders who was vowing to win the nomination and the election after a sweep of caucuses in alaska, hawaii over the weekend. sandsersup to feel the burn. >> a lot of super delegates may rethink their position with hillary clinton. then you have super delegates 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. >> chris frates joins me with more on the democrats. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. washington, hawaii, and alaska were must wins for bernie sanders to give him enough momentum to keep him in the hunt. those delegates are awarded proportional. so despite losing, hillary clinton still got points. let's go to the numbers. going into saturday's contest, sanders trailed clinton by about 300 pledged delegates. even with his sweeping wins, he lags by 240 delegates. those big wins only cut the lead by 60 delegates. and sanders will need to continue to put up huge numbers. he has to win 75% of the delegates left to clinch the nomination. that's a really high bar. clinton for her part needs t