new york has to offer. bernie sanders does well among white working class. >> other issues almost guaranteed to come up in new york, wall street regulation and terrorism. jamie lucas, cbs news, brooklyn, new york. >> five more northeastern states including maryland hold the primaries one week after the big contest in new york. >>> president obama will howard university's graduation ceremony next month. the alumni are making calls and plan to be there. howard's graduation date is saturday, may 7th. the president will deliver commencement addresses at rutgers and the air force academy. >>> wounded warriors from across the country rolled into the white house today using adaptive equipment to meet their needs. the event is more than a bike ride. it's part of the journey to recovery. will reynolds from bethesda is among the wounded warriors today. an army veteran injured in iraq, he has endured more than 20 surgeries. he lost his leg but not his spirit. >> what i want people to know about wounded warriors, it's a really resilient population. they have been through severe adversity and overcome that. >> organizations across the washington area helped wounded warriors move forward. their me

building ahead of tonight's democratic debate between bernie sanders and hillary clinton in brooklyn, new york. meanwhile gop front-runner donald trump is taking jab at the republican party. kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: donald trump appeared on fox news and accused the republican party establishment of trying to derail his campaign. >> i could win pennsylvania by a landslide, get 17 delegates and somebody else could get like 35 or 40 and they didn't even win but they have connections into the machine. >> boo! >> it's not right! >> reporter: the latest cbs news national poll shows trump maintains a significant lead over senator ted cruz and john kasich. as for the democrats, the same poll shows hillary clinton with a 10-point lead in the empire state. clinton will work to keep the lead when she faces off against bernie sanders during a debate here tonight at the brooklyn navy yard less than a week before the new york primary. later today, sanders will deliver a speech at a civil rights summit. clinton addressed the same group yesterday and accused sanders of ignoring them. >> if we're go

(applause) >>> good tuesday from brooklyn, new york. imer cahill. we're inside the brooklyn roasting company here. we continue the coverage for push for votes in the empire state ahead of the primary which is just one week from today. we talked a lot about the anti-trump forces over the last two weeks. is new york a new focus for those efforts? i'm told those groups are spending a grand total of zero on tv ads here, this on the heels of 2 million spent in wisconsin. in fact, kasich is the only republican throwing down cashier in new york, about $177,000. ted cruz has been focused on other states like california where he was on monday. it's important to point out, too, the gop rules here in the state of new york where donald trump holds a sizeable lead. this is, of course, his home state. if he wins half the vote in new york, he will automatically get this state's 95 delegates. according to the latest nbc news wall street journal marist polling, trump stands at 96%, close to his rival. there is a similar lead for hillary clinton who holds a lead of 14

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new york. [cheering] and i know a little bit about new york because i spent the first 18 years of my life in brooklyn, new york. [applause] no, please keep this a secret. do not tell secretary clinton. she is getting a little nervous and i don't want her to get more nervous, but i believe we have got an excellent chance to win new york and a lot of delegates from that state. [applause] and then, we are going to head, after some other states on the east coast come out to the west coast. we all have an excellent chance to win in oregon and california. [applause] i think a lot of these superdelegates will be looking around and will be saying which candidate has the momentum. which candidate is bringing out huge numbers of people and creating huge -- [cheering] which candidate can bring out large numbers of people. i cannot use the word "huge" anymore. we will win in november if there is a large voter turnout. democrats and progressives win when there is a large voter turnout. republicans win when people are demoralized. this campaign is getting energy and enthusiasm to millions of americans. [applause]

and we will look at the live of first lady adams in brooklyn, new york. we will be back in new york city friday for new yorker staff writer report on the literary curriculum that most engaged students at three different high schools over the course of an academic year. next saturday we are live for the annapolis book festival. and that is a look at some of the authorer programs booktv will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air into the fear future. >> booktv took a tour of the folger shakespeare library in washington, d.c. it holds the largest shakespeare collection in the world. here is a portion of that. >> this is the most complete volume of shakespeare work and it is important his friend assembled it because they had a better idea of what he liked. they said here is comedies, histories, and tragedies and helped us as literary critics. this engraving was part of the book. it is missing from some copies. it is very valuable in and of itself. ben johnson, who knew shakespeare, said this is the likeness o

announcer: tomorrow, wrote to the white house coverage continues with a campaign rally in brooklyn, new york for democratic president of candidate senator bernie sanders of vermont. also scheduled to be there, hawaii representative told the gabbard, danny devito, and the rock band grizzly bear. washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, the washington post writer talks about the nominating rules for selection. and sam baker, correspondent for the national journal, will look at the supreme court challenge on immigration. also with us, fox news analyst on his new book about the people who appreciate the founding father's vision for america. watch live beginning at 7 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion.

new york? wall street regulation and terrorism. jamie yuccas, cbs news, brooklyn, new york. >>> only on "5" a south bay man being called a hero. how has job as a workout instructor helped save a family. coming up. >> the day started with some rain showers throughout the bay area but coming up, we are not talking about just clear skies. clear skies with temperatures in the 80s. find out which two days will exceed 80 degrees and if there's any additional rainfall in my seven-day forecast. that's next. >> and how google plans to bring you faster cheaper wireless internet. ,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, a woman crashes her car- fuf kids near a south bay gym.. then: a cross-fit >>> talk about right place right time. a woman crashes her car full of kids near a south bay gym. then a crossfit coach work there is pulls off a daring rescue. today, he tells us how he did it. kpix 5 reporter kiet do with the story you will see only on "5". >> reporter: greg pena is the good samaritan ninja. do you realize how much risk you put yourself at by doing all of this? >> i don't think i had a cl

announcer: tomorrow c-span road to the white house coverage continues in brooklyn, new york where democratic candidate senator bernie sanders of vermont. also scheduled to be there, hawaii representative, actors any devito, and justin long, and the rock band grizzly bear. live coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. eastern on seas in -- c-span. washingtonc-span's journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up, phil bump talks about the nominating roles for the democratic -- democrats and republicans. then sam baker will preview the oral arguments, challenging president obama's executive action on immigration. also, j

new york is it city. >>> hello, everyone. i'm still kate baldwin. >> i'm john berman live in brooklyn, new york. this is the brooklyn navy yard. new york, new york, start spreading the news. bernie sanders, hillary clinton, they want to wake up in a city with lots of delegates. >> wow, good job. >> this is where bernie sanders was born and raised. this is where hillary clinton's campaign is based, and this is where a debate in less than nine hours, eight hours and 57 minutes, to be exact. that debate could alter the course of this campaign. >> it will be the final debate between the two before the critical new york primary. we'll see if they hold any other debates. that's still up in the air. and it could be the crescendo of what has become an increasingly testy campaign between these two. sanders win would be very big. and would be a psychological blow to the clinton campaign and could help him convince super delegates that he can wear clinton down. let's go straight to chris frates, inside the debate hall. a beautiful debate hall as it always is. chris frates, what are you looking at? >> report

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brooklyn new york. [crowd chanting " bernie"] he's coming, baby. here he comes. bernie.ies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] our obi-wan. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "bernie"] ♪ [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: in case you haven't noticed, there are a lot of people here this afternoon. thank you for coming out. i want to thank tanya stephens, eric sermon, rick leber. justin long, sally kellen, congresswoman gabbard, some assemblyman williams, and one of the great actors in america, danny devito. [cheers and applause] welcome to the political revolution. you know, when i was a kid growing up in flat rush -- -- flatbush -- [cheers and applause] our parents would take us to prospect park. they still have the fields in the elephants? all right. but i was never hears speaking to 20,000 people. so, thank you all very much for being here. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that's on the move. [cheers and applause] this is a campaign that one year ago was considered a fringe candidacy. 70 points behind secretary clin

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new york. [cheering] and i know a little bit about new york because i spent the first 18 years of my life in brooklyn, new york. [applause] secret.se keep this a do not tell secretary clinton. she is getting a little nervous and i don't want her to get more nervous, but i believe we have excellent chance to wine tan new york and a lot of delegates from that state. [applause] and then, we are going to head, after some other states on the east coast come out to the west coast. we all have an excellent chance to win in oregon and california. [applause] which candidate has the momentum. which candidate is bringing out huge numbers of people and creating huge -- [cheering] outh candidate can bring large numbers of people. i cannot use the word "huge" anymore. november ifn there is a large voter turnout. democrats and progressives win when there is a large voter turnout. republicans win when people are demoralized. this campaign is getting energy and enthusiasm to millions of americans. [applause] [chanting "bernie"] sanders: i think the people of this country are tired of establishment politics and establ

here in new york, a tense scene inside of a courthouse in brooklyn when a judge reduced at conviction of a former officer who killed an unarmed black man. >> he fired a fatal shot that ricocheted inside a dark stair well. a judge ruled he will serve no jail time for that. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: an uproar inside and outside this brooklyn, new york, courthouse today, after it was determined this former new york city police officer, who shot and killed an innocent black man in 2014, wouldn't spend a single day behind bars. >> we're going to continue to fight until we get justice. >> reporter: peter liang was grief-stricken and in tears back in february, when he was convicted of second-de death of akai gurley, an unarmed man who the police commissioner said "just happened" to be in a dark stairwell when the rookie officer fired his gun. >> i apologize to ms. butler and to akai gurley's family. i wish i could undo what happened. >> reporter: the judge reduced the conviction from manslaughter to criminally negligent homicide and then sentenced liang to five years probation,

in new york we have actually probably the biggest population over all but we're bigger than michigan. maybe 700,000, 800,000 all together. in brooklynnated by muslims. upstate new york, no one talks about it, albany, buffalo, 15, 20% of the areas now muslim. second biggest group in the areas of new york. they can win a delegate or two up there. i don't think it will tip the balance in a race that shows hillary winning by 10. but in tern congressional district it could help them win tickets. >> bernie embraced the muslim community and hillary is too. i get e-mails from muslims. donald trump, honestly, the fear he put in the muslim population turned many to come out and register to vote. they are getting involved in politics. the latino community said the same thing. i wrote about it for cnn. donald trump is animating us in a way we didn't think would be possible. and it is a good thing. >> when you look at bernie sanders, a jewish senator, just came back from a trip to vatican city. he is gal galvanized muslim americans. why do you think he appeals to so many different religions? >> first of all, he is a loveable guy. and i like hill

presidential candidate bernie sanders of vermont holds a campaign rally in brooklyn, new york. ms. swain: welcome to c-span's "newsmakers." the house of representatives is once again in budget battles and our guest this week is in the middle of that. congressman jim jordan, republican of ohio representing the fourth district in that state and he is the chairman of freedom caucus fiscal conservatives in the house of representatives. thanks for being with us. rep. jordan: good to be with you all. ms. swain: questioning him this week is erica werner of the associated press, the chief congressional reporter, and susan ferrechio comes back to our set, chief correspondent for the washington examiner. thanks for being here, both of you. >> great to be here. wonderful. mr. jordan, thank you. friday as you know is the budget deadline will be blowing through it. you will be missing the deadline for the first time in six years largely because of opposition from the freedom caucus. how do you justify and explain that, and does it matter? rep. jordan: the only thing worse than not doing the bud

live in brooklyn, new york, marci gonzalez, "abc7 news."rosecutors in florida made a decision about trump's campaign manager. what happened? >> reporter: that's right. this all stems from accusations made by a reporter that trump's campaign manager, cory lewandowski, grabbed her at an event in palm beach, florida. the state's attorney said while there is ground to file charges, there isn't enough evidence to prosecute the case. so that charge has been dropped. the trump campaign put out a statement saying that lewandowski is relieved. dan and ama, back to you. >> marci, thank you. >>> people hit the streets in chicago and new york today, demanding a nationwide hike in the minimum wage. it's a call to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. the survey found 53% of americans saying raising it will help workers. governor brown typed legislation this month, raising california's minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2022. >>> another survey shows american made doesn't mean all that much to americans. the associated press gfk poll shows 67% of americans

right here in brooklyn new york, what's up!what made prince on the level that he was? >> it's hard to describe. he was so many things. uh-oh, we're going crazy, anderson! ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! but we're just having a good time. as i said before, it is all sudden. nobody knew it was going to happen. but we're just dancing and singing, shouting. having a great time. >> i saw him, spike, i saw him perform once in a small room in manhattan and he started i think at 2:00 a.m., and it went i think until 4:00 a.m. and he kept saying i've got too many hits, i've got too many hits. it is incredible when you put together a prince play list, the sheer volume of hits he has. >> oh, when he got in the groove, he would play four hours straight. >> and how long did you know him for? what was he like as, you know, one on one? >> well, i mean, we all grew up together. i was one year older than michael and prince, we all grew up together. you know, when everybody, i was the last one to hit it, i got to meet them all, got to work with them, too,

in the closed primary here in new york, but they're at a dilemma over who they support the best, but most are leaning toward hillary clinton. take a listen. >> from brooklynhe's been in vermont for more years than he's been a brooklynite, and hillary clinton has been in new york for almost the last two decades. they both have claims. >> maybe it will enhance his chances amongst older brooklyn residents because they'll feel the connection. but he did make the mistake with the subway of putting tokens. >> he's from brooklyn, but hillary worked in new york, represented new york longer, and that matters more than just where you're born. we're a diverse city. people are born all over the world. it matters what you do here. >> so just a cross section of folks we had an opportunity to speak with. and there are some people i ran into this morning here at a local coffee shop. one woman who was reading the "new york times" was talking about how she's a hillary supporter and the fact she feels he is a terrible campaigner but will be a great president, and is a pragmatic pick for her. spoke to another gentleman who works for a production company here in brooklyn, but

the new york city elections board has confirmed that more than 125,000 brooklyn voters had been removed 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 becaus

new york primary. senator sanders was born here in brooklyn. served eight years as state senator. no question the state is

> ladies and gentlemen, hiroki kuroda for a hometown boy -- we are here for a hometown boy, brooklyn, new york. i one on hear it, bernie. >> bernie. >> bernie. >> this is a campaign that is on the move. this is a campaign that a year ago was considered a fringe secretary clinton, well they don't consider us fringe any more. reporter: political pundits give hillary clinton the lead, but the sanders supporters hope to prove them wrong tuesday, lisa evers, "fox 5 news." christina: on other side, tuesday's g.o.p. primary race appears to be a one-sided apear with donald trump ahead of ted cruz 54 to 21% among new york republican voters, john kasich third at 19%. antwan: and trump took his campaign to staten island, speaking at richmond county lincoln day brunch. he took shots at his competitors and told the crowd what he thinks tuesday during the new york primary. >> we'll have a big day new york, a guy like cruz you heard his statement on new york values, i can't imagine any new yorkers voting for cruz, and he can't beat hillary, i'm going beat hillary. >> trump headed to poughkeepsie, and polls s

ok, cool. >>> good day, imer 'm erica hil coming to you live from brooklyn, new york. lyn roasting company. we're just over the bridge from manhattan. the rush is really on to win new york. all but one of the 16 candidates are in the state campaigning, looking to shore support ahead of the 18th primary. this hour hillary clinton, bernie sanders and john kasich all holding events with empire state voters. we're going to bring those to you live. ted cruz meantime rallying voters in california at this hour. his campaign taking time away from new york, shifting his focus ahead to the

new york state will hold its primary next tuesday, april 19. our correspondent has more. >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton debated in new york. one was born in brooklyn, the other was the state senator. but they did not come back here to share good memories. uplary clinton: i stood against the behaviors of the banks when i was a senator. i called them out on their mortgage behavior. sanders: secretary clinton called them out? they must have been really slush fund it. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: was that before or after you received huge fund moneys? with 1100 13 delegates, sanders is far behind clinton, -- with 100 -- with 1113 delegates, sanders is far behind clintoton. grabs,0 delegates up for polls show he is closing the gap with the former secretary of state. >> we have to win most states between now and the end of the process. we do not have to win new york. >> observers say that sanders has to win new york for him to have any chance of closing the delegate cap. -- the delegate gap. molly: let's get an update of our headlines. rescuers in japan are trying to assess the damage of the deadly tremor and the ongoing aftershocks. fleeof tho

new york gop fund-raiser. and all of the candidate also be campaigning in new york tomorrow except sanders, who is traveling overnight to speak at the vatican. in brooklyn, new york, marci gonzalez, "abc7 news." >>> thousands are now living in emergency shelters after a powerful earthquake killed at least nine people in japan. you can see some of the damage caused by the 6.5 earthquake. it struck near kuamato city about 800 miles southwest of taio cruz. japanese soldiers are assisting residents in the hardest hit areas. >>> a little boy is safe after being abducted and police continue to hunt for the thief who stole a car belonging to the boy's father. sky 7 hd shows us where the car was found abandoned inside a shed. jacob vargas was unharmed. you see him there. the boy's ordeal began when his father left the family car running with the boy inside in soledad this morning. someone drove off with the vehicle and police activated an amber alert. >>> police need your help to catch a robber who targeted a 70-year-old woman. this is surveillance images of a blue ford pickup that they're trying to find. the man grabbed a bag as he drove past her. the victim f

. >> brooklyn, new york! [cheering] later on, thousands gathered in a rally for the vermont senator and prospect park where he was introduced by the individual. >> want to hear it bernie! bernie! >> this is a campaign that's on the move.this is a campaign that was considered a fringe candidacy 70 points beyond secretary clinton they don't consider us friends anymore! >> kerry drew, good >> donald trump is calling the delegate system corrupt after ted cruz one oh 14 in wyoming. >> trump is expected to win big. >> good morning. the candidates are spread out with donald trump in western new york and john case against connectivity. ted cruz is headed to maryland. each candidate is expecting to get in a winning position ahead of the upcoming contests. >> will have a big day in new york . the garlic cruise you heard a statement on values . new york values.i can't imagine any new yorker voting for cruise. >> the push is on for the last vote. donald trump and john kasich have been crisscrossing new york addressing th

new york. tonight crucial for both parties, donald trump and hillary clinton need major wins in hour home state. also breaking in brooklyn, the new york comptroller says more than 125,000 voters were just removed completely obliterated off of the voter rolls and adds to reports of voters having trouble accessing voting sites. this could be significant in a tight race tonight. much more on that throughout the hour as that news breaks. new york in the meantime is one of the biggest prizes in the race. 247 delegates up for grabs for the democrats, 95 on the republican side. >> who are you voting for? >> easy decision. >> a sweeping victory could put him within reach of clinching the nomination in july. >> great support. you see all the people there, all positive. >> ted cruz is campaigning in pennsylvania today taking to talk radio to slam trump over his repeated claim that the system when it comes to the dell get selection process is rigged against trump. >> donald trump's campaign does not know how to organize. the campaign doesn't know what they are doing. >> doesn't know what they are doing. i'm joined tonight but our p

new york gop fund-raiser. and all of the candidates will be campaigning today in new york except sanders who is speaking today at the vatican. marci gonzalez, abc news, brooklyn, new york. >>> here's what is at stake. nearly 300 new york delegates are up for grabs next week and the latest polls indicate hillary clinton with a 17% lead over sanders. >> for more on their shift in tone and what we can expect in the next few days and weeks we turn to abc's political director rick klein. >> reporter: kendis and diane, the healing in the democratic party will have to wait. this was perhaps the most bitter and most personal of the debates so far. hillary clinton and bernie sanders going at each other over basic questions of judgment and qualifications in addition to policy and tone. rhetorical differences that have real policy ramifications and i think now given t this race hillary clinton coming in with this big delegate lead and bernie sanders with the momentum. nothing is going to change sides in a big way. if anything this sets up another six weeks of harsh, intense campaigning. the delegate lead unlikely to be overcome. new york now setting itself up as critica

this is hardball live from brooklyn, new york. >>> welcome back. you can see the bridge is right behind me. according to recent polls, new york state is set to give donald trump a major boost. he's leading by double digits in the polls and could score the lion's share. earlier today he picked up the support of former new york mayor, rudy giuliani. >> trump is clearly the best choice. he's the best choice for new york and the country. he can beat hillary clinton. cruz is a straight overhand fast ball for clinton. she'll knock him out of park. trump will have no idea what to do. democrats have been hitting very right wing republicans like cruz out of ballpark for years. >> pretty smart talk. he didn't admit himself as part of the trump campaign. why the distancing. he said he wouldn't endorse and he is endorsing. he still says i'm not part of the campaign. he made it clear he wasn't fan of the third man in the race. listen to this language. this is what peter king said about ted cruz. you don't hear this often. >> first of all, i am not endorsing ted

we're live from brooklyn, new york. nt before he said he would do that? here's what he just said to mike news. >> there's no problem. we're going to be able to elect a woman in this country. >> would you like to see us elect a woman? >> i would like to see a woman elected. >> that's it. >> no, no, no. that's all right. i would like to see. i don't mind any -- i'm not getting into that -- >> i would like to ask one more question. >> the president and i are not going to endorse, because we both when we ran said, let the party decide. but, gosh almighty, they're both qualified. hillary is overwhelmingly qualified to be president. >> our campaign experts are standing by. we've got msnbc's kasie hunt, traveling with the bernie sanders campaign and msnbc's alex seitz-wald covering the clinton camp. he joins us first from washington, d.c. alex, that sure sounded like a bit of an endorsement. >> yeah, kate. he came pretty close, saying that he would like to see a woman elected president. of course, he could be speaking generally

i'm live in brooklyn new york. for sanders, it is a make or break night just five days before the new york primary. tonight is his last best chance to stop clinton from locking down the nominati. >> we started this campaign 60 points behind hillary clinton in the national polls. last couple of polls over the last few weeks had us ahead in several polls. >> and everything is on the line for hillary clinton tonight too. she needs a big win here tonight to prove she can beat sanders at the polls. sanders meantime riding a wave of momentum. he has won eight of the past nine contests. it comes as the tension between the two campaigns reaches a new high. our expert team is going to be with me throughout the hour. we begin with jeff zeleny. jeff, you've had a chance to talk to both of the campaigns today. tonight is so crucial for both of them. what are they saying to you? >> reporter: it is indeed, erin. i'm on the debate stage. you can see behind me the podiums are set. bernie sanders and hillary clinton will be standin

of the announcer who broadcasted his final homeowner today, since 1950 when the team was in brooklyn, new york. >>> the 88-year-old announced he will retire at the end of the season. >>> get the forecast and here's brian for that. >>> he's fantastic, he was -- as a kid with his t-shirt hanging out for some reason -- here we are 66 years later he's finally retiring. >>> here's how it looks, plenty of clouds over the bay area sunsetting tonight 7:42 p.m. sunrise tomorrow at 6:37 a.m. and here's how it looks like looking over san jose, plenty of clouds over the bay area tonight some increasing sunshine. conquer 62 degrees, oakland 59 san francisco 56, san jose 59 and santa rosa 61. low pressure moving into the pacific northwest and the lowest moving into the desert southwest, partly cloudy mild conditions. we have some popping out in some clearing skies tonight -- and some clearing skies tonight and 2:00 a.m. a mix of clouds and fog tomorrow looks like more sun and then we had today, wednesday at noon. more sun tomorrow than today. let's roll ahead. this is thursday morning a week cold front will

brooklyn. >> i've never had a problem. this was the first time my name just wasn't there. >> reporter: and soon became big national news. >> it is absurd, and in brooklyn, new york, where i was born, actually, tens of thousands of people, as i understand it, have been purged from the voting rooms. >> and now this. the state's attorney opened. talked about what went wrong. his answer might surprise you. the board told 4 investigates that from november to april, 1 left the voting rolls in brooklyn while 63,000 were added. anyone who changes their registration gets removed from the book. >> we want to make sure the people who belong on the rolls get on the rolls and the people what -- are the board's, backed by mafr. we will cooperate fully, we'll. i suspect at the conclusion of this prots, there's really not going to be much of a. he told me i'm in election district 26. the people at ed 26 didn't have my name. now, all day long we've been pushing the board of elections fo tr context. how do those brooklyn numbers stack up against the other boroughs? we have yet to hear back. we're told staff at the board of elections is searching through the data and they haven't

[cheers and applause] brooklyn, new york! [cheers and applause] i want to hear it, bernie -- >> bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! >> he's coming, baby. here he comes! [cheers and applause] here he comes. [cheers and applause] >> bernie! ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states states -- [cheers and applause] our obi wan! [cheers and applause] bernie! bernie! bernie! bernie! bear -- bernie! bernie! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> whoa guy -- whoa! >> bernie! bernie! >> in case you haven't noticed, there are a lot of people here this amp. thank you all -- this afternoon. thank you all very much. [cheers and applause] i want to thank tonya stephens and eric sirman and grizzly bear -- [cheers and applause] cesar vargas, justin long, sally kohn, congresswoman kelsey gabbard, assemblyman jawani williams -- [applause] and one of the great actors in america, danny devito! [cheers and applause] welcome to the political revolution. [cheers and applause] you know, when i was a kid gr

a native new yorker -- for our hometown boy, brooklyn, new york! sanders: help lead this country into the political revolution. >> it is also a crucial race on the republican side. donald trump, whose name is flashed on buildings across the city, went upstate to buffalo for his final rally. to makerump: we need america great and to make buffalo great again. ok? >> picked as the republican favorite, he needs more than 50% of the vote. if he falls short, the new york primary could increase his chances of not having a majority of delegates at this summer's convention, which would be a boon to ted cruz. has left-leaning "new york values." genie: douglas herbert has been following the u.s. president campaign very closely, and he joins us on the set. muchnew york, there is so at play. let's look at the democrats. what does it look like for clinton and sanders. if you make it there, you can make it anywhere. you note in entre. which is why all the campaigns are banking on this state. hillary clinton, she has a poll lead. some polls give her a double-digit

. >>> democratic presidential candidates square off tonight for a debate in brooklyn, new york ahead of tuesday's pivotal primary. bernie sanders held his biggest rally ever in washington square park. 27,000 people showed up. frontrunner, hillary clinton attracted a crowd of 100 supporters in the bronx. she made no mention of sanders she focused on her republican rivals. >>> police put on gear for a trump rally. >>> flyers will honor ed snyder's life and legacy next thursday april 21. the event is open and free to the public. the celebration will get going at 1:00 p.m. snyder is credited with bringing the nhl to philadelphia. he died monday of a bladder cancer at the age of 83. speaking of the flyers his passion for the game lives on as the flyers start their playoff run tonight. the team held a final practice in voorhees and get a skate in at the verizon center tomorrow afternoon. the flyers went 2-2 against the caps in their regular season. they are saying do #do it for ed. >>> people grieve in different ways. >> reporter: it will bring everybody together, that's for sure. >>> stor

new york gop fund-raiser. and all of the candidate also be campaigning in new york tomorrow except sanders, who is traveling overnight to speak at the vatican. in brooklyn, new york, marci gonzalez, "abc7 news." >>> thousands are now living in emergency shelters after a powerful earthquake killed at least nine people in japan. you can see some of the damage caused by the 6.5 earthquake. it struck near kuamato city about 800 miles southwest of taio cruz. japanese soldiers are assisting residents in the hardest hit areas. >>> a little boy is safe after being abducted and police continue to hunt for the thief who stole a car belonging to the boy's father. sky 7 hd shows us where the car was found abandoned inside a shed. jacob vargas was unharmed. you see him there. the boy's ordeal began when his father left the family car running with the boy inside in soledad this morning. someone drove off with the vehicle and police activated an amber alert. >>> police need your help to catch a robber who targeted a 70-year-old woman. this is surveillance images of a blue ford pickup that they're trying to find. the man grabbed a bag as he drove past her. the victim f

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fromext caller is brooklyn, new york. go ahead, you are on the air. behind.i am falling i worked hard on my life, i could never save anything. i did not make that much money anyway. i did the most i made in one of two years with $11,000 when i worked as an hha, w taking care of patients. i'm wounded. i have spent a lot of money on over-the-counter things in special things, and it costs a lot of money sometimes. you say, i could have joined one of these, you know, companies like aarp, and then you get benefits for over-the-counter things, but they are a pain in the neck too. i agree with mr. sanders that everybody should be on medicare. tired about this stuff they want to invest in social security. look the market, what has happened. they can never commits me that it could be a solution. i liked what the man said earlier on the other segment which is rolled back the cost of living. oil is cheap, gasoline is cheap -- people should not be running around so much, spending their .il they say they have 20 multimillionaires in the united states that have mor

new york. >> it is absurd that in brooklyn, new york, where i was born actually, tens of thousands of people as i understand it, have been purged from the voting rolls. >> he said he believed there would need to be fundamental changes in the way that new york does business going forward. he said that he feels like independent voters in the state which he has done really well with in the past had essentially been disenfranchised. ryan, diane? >> thank you, mary alice. a top sanders add viewser says he still has a path to the nomination but as we look at the math this morning, it will be quite an uphill battle. >> clinton won at least 169 new york delegates giving her an overall total of nearly 1900. that's compared to about 1 donald trump picked up nearly all of new york's 95 republican delegates. denying ted cruz an opportunity to clinch the nomination before the convention. trump now has 845 delegates. cruz has 559, and john kasich is trailing with 147. >>> so the candidates are looking ahead to the next five races next tuesday. the front-runners are breathing a sigh of relief after a strin

. >> andrew sullivan, brooklyn new york, registered republican and a supporter of yours. >> thank you. >> hello, mr. trump. full disclosure, i did work for you. i appreciate the ten years of good union construction work you provided for me and my family. god bless you. >> good. good. thank you. thank you. >> what's your question, sir? >> the question is this. in regards to isis, i sincerely appreciate the aggressive stance you want to take with them. and my question, how do you avoid the pitfalls of the past, in part, by getting involved yet again in this perpetual state of war with no end in sight? >> that is such an important question. you know, i was against the war in iraq. i said you don't go in. you're going to destabilize the middle east. i was so strong against iraq. we went in. we made a terrible mistake in going in. then we got out the wrong way. isis was created because of the way we got out and because of the bad moves we made even while we were there. but we now have to do something. we have to knock the hell out of them. we're going to get them out. we're going to help.

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[cheers and applause] >> brooklyn, new york! [cheers and applause] >> i want to hear it! bernie! >> bernie! >> bernie! bernie! >> this is a campaign that is on the move. this is a campaign that a year ago was considered a fringe candidacy. 70 points behind secretary clinton. well, they don't consider us >> reporter: the political pundits are giving hillary clinton the lead, but these sanders supporters are hoping to prove them wrong on tuesday. in prospect park, lisa evers, "fox 5 news." christina: on the other side, the republican front-runner took his campaign to staten island today. donald trump spoke at the richmond county lincoln day brunch and gave kudos to the veterans association saying the public gets it in supporting local police. he took shots at competitors and told the crowd what he thinks will happen. >> a big day in new york, and i love new york, cruz, you heard his statement on new york values, and i can't imagine any new yorker voting for cruz, and he can't beat hillary. you notice the commercials that came out are about me, not cruz. christina: trump headed to p