hoaefully that doesn't deter the voters in chappaqua. baorck to you. >> thank you, kat. >>> moving to lori bordonaro with the republican side of the race. lori? >> reporter: kerry, donald trump is expected to come out to cast his vote on the east side in just a little while. today could be a big day for him as he's looking for a big win here in his home state. the polls here opened at 6:00 and we are seeing a lot of voter turnout. coma are casting their votes before work trying to beat the crowds. the front-runner is expected hevi ao 9:30 this morning. as for the other candidates, ted cruz is in pennsylvam a tod and kasich will be in maryland. back to you. >> thank you very much. in addition to the presidential primaries, also special elections are taking place. t >> vthoters are choosing replacements for assembly speaker sheldon silver and leader dean scalos, each awaiting sentencing for a corruption scandal. four people are ready to replace silver in the 65th assembly district representing lower >> and three people in the race to repla

eyewitness news reporter dray clark is live in hillary clinton's hometown of chappaqua. dray, good morning. >>reporter: good morning, ken. hillary clinton will be voting at raflin elementary school just down the road from where we are this morning in chappaqua. she's expected to cast that vote around 7:30 this morning. it was a very busy day for mrs. clinton yesterday on her last full day on the campaign trail here in new york. she made about eight stops, including a dumpling shop in flushing, queens, and she wrapped up the evening at an irish pub in midtown. now, clinton has maintained a lead in the polls going into today's primary, but bernie sanders has been gaining momentum and closing the point gap. this is the race that everyone will be watching because it's projected to be a close one. >> i feel really good about where our campaign is. have the delegates and the votes that demonstrate absolutely that i will be the nominee, but i'm not taking anybody or any place for granted. we're going to keep working hard. >>reporter: and clinton is hoping that minorities and wo

what is chappaqua like?an hour outside of new york city. but it's a beautiful little downtown. you can see there's the starbucks that bill clinton likes to go to. he only gets decaf. but this is also a town with a lot of local shops. the shop owners, they love the clintons. they've brought in some of the tourism here. i went into the book store, and they told me that bill clinton's books are slightly outselling hillary clinton's books. they go in there, they engage people. they talk -- you remember, chris, when she decided that she was going to run for the u.s. senate in 1999, that's when they bought the house in chappaqua, $1.7 million, in part, we're told, because it had a barn that could be converted for the secret service. but they also made a real commitment to get involved in the community. it is interesting, though, that a lot of what you talk to people about here is what you hear about hillary clinton generally. that people say she's nice, she'll have her picture taken. she will engage you if you eng

just a few minutes ago chappaqua. let me tell you i was back there before they arrived and it was a strong photographers grading by a group of supporters. they were waiting to greet the former president and the woman he hopes to be the next president. hillary clinton is leading in every poll you see . she will tell you that she is not counting her chickens before they hatch. >> they spent the last full day before next primary shaking hands and greeting voters and eating every scoop of ice cream possible. >> the sanders pal the rally in long island city trailing clinton. you would not know it from the throngs he has drawn . >> this is a movement getting the establishment very very nervous! [cheering] this coherent about most issues in a long time. it's actually being taken seriously in politics. >> huge rallies have been a fixture and he spent part of the day meeting with voters one on one. he strolled through midtown and press the flesh and again showed his support for striking verizon workers. >> i just want to say a

we're live in chappaqua, i'm eyewitness news. >> dray, thank you. >>> 6:34. donald trump is predicting a resounding victory today in his home state. >> gop frontrunner holds a 200- delegate lead over ted cruz and john kasich in a distant third place. now, cruz and kasich are already focusing on next tuesday's primaries across much of the east coast. >> eyewitness news reporter diana rocco inside the polling station in midtown where donald trump will be voting this morning. diana, good morning. >>reporter: ken and lori, good morning. the polls are open and voters are already turning out here. we are expecting donald trump we're downstairs inside city synagogue in midtown. this is a big day for the trump campaign. he needs to secure a win in his home state to help him secure the nomination over rival ted cruz, but it's going to be tough. the latest polls showing trump with 53% among republican voters, that's more than a double-digit lead over john kasich and ted cruz who have both moved on to other states today. they're both in pennsylvania. trump was in buffal

yes hillary and bill clinton expected to vote in chappaqua around 7:30 this morning. now, both clinton and bernie sanders were very busy on the last full day before the primary it had in new york trying to meet as many voters as possible. clinton stopped by st. johns riverside hospital in yonkers and also met with recently union oized workers at a car wash in queens. a stop of the day by far in the east village where she stopped by at an ice cream shop to sample a sunday for her and held a get out the vote with former congresswoman gabby giffords an deer stand gillibrand now stroll through midtown and pressed the flesh. also he showed his support for striking verizon work rs. he's done that before, and then last night in long island city he headlined a huge rally, a rally that has become a fixture of his campaign. polls show him trailing clinton, but you wouldn't know it from those huge crowds and he sounded quite confident last night. this is a movement getting the nervous. >> i never count anyic whichens before they hatch. we're going to work hard. clinton is leadin

. >> reporter: you're about to see hillary clinton talking with her many supporters here in chappaqua, and it seemed to surprise even them that she spent so much time with them after she voted. she spent 20 minutes going around with them, t king to thema stgning autographs and taking a lot o phos. as soon as she arrived to her polling place in chappaqua, hillary clinton made her way to the dozensno suppotters gathered there. >> i h coope everybody gets out to vote. i had a great time going around the city in the last couple of days, just seeing a lot of old come out and vote before 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> reporter: she said she felt grea t voting. she served as the senator for eight years. the former secretary of state has what has been described as a comfortable lead against bernie sanders. clinton supporters told us they're not taking the poll numbers for granted. >> you know, the future is now. we're so excited to have a woman president. >> reporter: isaac block and his siblings may not be old enough to vote, but had a moment with clinton before she left. >> i feel very special. >> s

very similar for hillary clinton today when she went to vote in chappaqua. she was joined by husband bill clinton. she said, look, i can't answer your questions but she did give some brief remarks about voting in chappaqua. just the new york primary. take a listen. >> i am so excited about both campaigning here in new york, voting here in new york and i love new york. and this has been a joy during the last two weeks to be here all over the state. and i hope everybody gets out to vote. i had a great time going around the city in the last couple of days, just seeing a lot of old friends, meeting new people, and i just urge everybody, please come out and vote until 9:00 p.m. today. >> jose, secretary clinton looking very strong heading into today. all polls show her leading by double digits. if she wins by double digits, she could almost put this race mathematically out of reach for senator sanders. she would get a 25-point delegate net gain. that would be significant. and what we're seeing behind the scenes, senator sanders, secretary clinton, the rhetoric re

hillary and bill clinton, you can see right there, just cast their votes in chappaqua. this is, of course her adopted home and the state she cannot afford to lose. she leads in the polls but brooklyn born bernie sanders has seen some of the largest crowds of his entire campaign. the big question, though, right now, will this momentum translate to votes? if sanders does not win big here his path to the nomination is especially tough and if a slipup by clinton overnight is any indication she is ready to put take a listen. >> i am hoping to do really well tomorrow. i'm hoping to wrap up the democratic nomination. >> well, she quickly added she is not taking anything for granted but a clear sign, amy, that she is alreadying looking past sanders and looking to move on to that general election. >>> as for the republicans the latest polls show donald trump with a 33-point lead over ted cruz in new york. but there's been another staff shake-up with trump's national field director quitting the campaign. >>> well, in other news the search is resuming for a missing firefighter in

hillary clinton got a warm reception walking into this elementary school in chappaqua to cast her vote for the new york primary. >> it feels great. and i am so excited about both campaigning here in new york, voting here in new york. her. >> this community has been very good to us. see. it's just wonderful. a beautiful day. >> reporter: for two weeks clinton campaigned heavily around new york city and across state hoping to land a big win tonight and clowe down the momentum against bernie sanders who has won seven of the eight least contests. sanders is planning to fight down to the wire. this morning in midtown manhattan, he shook hands with reporters. 291 delegates are up for grabs. both sanders and clinton are hoping for strong voter turnout. clinton is hoping women and minority voters show her favor, while sanders has a strong following among young voters. 18-year-old abigail voted for >> we need more women in leadership positions. her experience shows she knows what she is doing. >> reporter: after casting her vote here in chappaqua, hillary clinton left for a visit to washington,

gee, who would be voting in chappaqua, new york?ding that hillary clinton is about to hop out of her vehicle and go into that polling place right there. there's the sound guy from the local affiliate. >> the reason you're seeing this movement, it's live. this is what happens in live tv. we are waiting for her to walk down the path and looks like go into the school to vote. >> you can't see her right now. so when she pops out, we will return. there, taking a look at what it will be look like inside. we hope to have that image for you in a couple of minutes. >>> in the meantime, a fox news alert, devastating flooding in houston. look at the video here. five people are dead, thousands more are forced from their houses. by more than a foot of rain. >> meanwhile, a flash flood watch in effect until tomorrow mornings as residents look to clean up. another set of storms is on the way after that. maria molina is tracking the misery from the heartlands. maria? >> good morning. we do unfortunately expect more rain today and tomorrow. that's w

hillary clinton cast her ballot in chappaqua and donald trump voted in midtown today. we are starting to hear about polling problems at certain locations. we have reporters with the campaigns tonight. dave evans is at clinton's headquarters in times square. sandra bookman is at trump tower in midtown. and josh is where bernie sanders is tonight. updates through the evening. a complete wrap-up coming up on eyewitness news at 11. >> this half hour the search is on for a thief who stole thousands of dollars worth of jewelry and money from a home in new jersey. >> some of that money was collected on behalf after youth soccer team. the thief was caught on surveillance camera. michelle charles has the story. >> reporter: just a shame here. nothing more wholesome than youth soccer. there is also nothing more than house broken in. almost $20,000 of jewry and cash was taken including $900 earmarked for a local youth soccer team. the money was supposed to pay for referees during games. the surveillance video shows the suspect walking towards the house. in the end police say he t

. >>> hillary clinton and bill clinton arrived that there chappaqua polling station to vote. >>> for this will be her home state of new york a big win in today's primary. >> i urge everybody to, please, come out in bold before -- and vote before 9:00 p.m. >>> clinton is the front runner that has seen bernie sanders win eight of the last nine primaries. >>> this is a movement getting the establishment very, very nervous. >>> donald trump is hosting a little hometown help propel some too big -- sent a big victory. he is noted in his midtown manhattan synagogue a few locks from the trump towers. >>> trump is up over the 50% mark and all of the polls and if those numbers will be could end up winning nearly all of the 95 delegates available in the gop primary. >>> trump is sitting at 755 delegates right now in -- and he needs 1237 to caps off the nomination without a four -- four-part at the convention. >>> we are going to do it in the first ballot and get to the big 1237. >>> ted cruz in john kasich turned their attention to next week's contest. >>> voters in connecticut, delaware, maryl

hillary clinton preparing at her home in chappaqua. bernie sanders was at reverend al sharpton's today. sanders was careful to express his respect for hillary clinton, but said if they elect him president, he'll take on the billionaire class instead of taking their money. >> what this campaign is about is whether we go with the status quo. by the way, i over 've known hillary clinton for 25 years. know that. she is an extremely intelligent woman with a wonderful resume, a whole lot of experience. i've known her and we've been friends for 25 years. in a campaign things get heated up, but i have a lot of respect for her. >> tonight's debate will be one of sanders last chances to alter the trajectory. we've seen flashes of bitterness in some past democratic debates. and while the tone has been mostly civil throughout this primary, unlike on the republican side, it has devovl lved in recent weeks. it's safe to say they'll get into it a little bit over wall street, fossil fuel donations, clinton's correct and sanders' electability. they bot

hillary and bill clinton casting their ballots just over an hour ago in chappaqua, new york.hat's a suburb of new york city. and we're going to be watching for when the other hometown candidate, republican donald trump, casts his ballot in new york city some time today. now polls are going to stay open until 9:00 eastern time tonight. that's one of the later closing times you'll see in this country. there's a lot on the line in both races. new york one of the biggest prizes left in each party. let's take a look at the stakes today in new york. over at the big board, let's begin on the democratic side. you see how the delegate race stands. take a look at this column. it's a little complicated. these are the delegates given out in the primary and caucuses. the sanders campaign believes if they can catch hillary here then the superdelegates will have no choice but to flip their allegiances. bernie sanders comes in today down 240 to hillary clinton in this category. it's more like 210 because there are outstanding delegates from the state of washington that haven't been counted.

in chappaqua this morning trying to project confidence, she said she feels good.ting for herself this morning but bernie sanders was walking around the streets of manhattan today near his hotel and he basically said he's hearing this talk that hillary clinton is going to wrap up the nomination tonight. he said not so fast. >> i'm afraid she's going to be disappointed. we're doing very good and a large voter turnout despite 3 million people not being able to participate. >> reporter: look at the impact on clinton ahead of the general election. "wall street journal"/nbc news poll. independent voters. back in january, 35% had a positive view of clinton which was still low. negative view, 54%. now down to 24% with a positive view. 62% have a negative view. only 20% of independent voters have a positive view of hillary clinton. this is about those wall street attacks, going after her honesty, the contributions. it is taking its toll. >> is tonight a must-win though for sanders to be able to stick it out? >> he is running out of time for moral victories. the calendar is

hillary cast her ballot in chappaqua earlier this morning. both she and her husband.here yesterday. the question is about the margins. in the last couple of hours i've talked to a couple of national democrats, both hillary clinton suppo supporters, whether they're trying to manage expectations or seeing something the polls don't show, bothpredicted this would be a clinton win but in single tickets. >> chris jansen in harlem. now to the trump campaign, live outside trump tower. jacob, has donald trump voted yet today? where did he vote? >> reporter: he has voted today. in fact, we saw him and heard him. he said it was a great honor to vote for himself. somebody asked him about that. today, he hopes the beginning of the end of his rivals. he wants to mathematically eliminate them. he can probably do that the next couple of weeks. if he sweeps new york like we think he will, not necessarily all the delegates but maybe 85 of them, he'll need 57% of remaining delegates to clench 1237. if he also does as well as we think he will in the other east coast states a week from to

the presidential hopeful and former president bill clinton voted near their home in chappaqua, new york. >> it feels great. and i am so excited about both campaigning here in new york, voting here in new york, and i love new york. this has been a joy during the last two weeks to be here. >> reporter: the former secretary of state went straight to washington, d.c., where she spoke at t national building trades convention and took jabs at donald trump. >> the republican frontrunner wages are too high in america. i've said before i do not know who he's talking to. because americanseserve a raise. raise. >> reporter: it's unclear what time clinton will be showing up here tonight, but probably shortly after the polls close at 9:00 p.m. sanders has no plans to come back to new york. he intends to stay in pennsylvania where he will continue campaigning ahead of next tuesday's primary there. live in midtown manhattan, back to you. ernie: that's the democrats. now to the republican side. donald trump is hoping to win big and collect enough delegates to avoid a brokered convention. ted cruz is lo

she and bill bought that mansion in chappaqua and welcomes the bronx bombers for a photo op. >> it iso be here with all of you, to be in new york. >> reporter: nearly 20 years later on roosevelt island with the manhattan skyline behind her, she announced her second run for the white house. >> to be right across the water from the headquarters of the united nations where i represented our country many times, in a place with absolutely no ceilings. >> new york. 20 million people strong. >> reporter: new york is at the heart of her campaign message. >> when some say we can solve america's problems by building walls, banning people based on their religion, and turning against each other, well -- this is new york. and we know better. >> reporter: she has a lot of supporters here. >> it's time we had a woman in the white house. don't you think so? >> you trust her? >> do you think you can trust any politician, darling? >> reporter: new yorkers have twice elected her to the u.s. senate. and in 2008, new yorkers endorsed her over barack obama by a nearly 2-1 margin. >> and the great state of

no secret about the votes of that chappaqua couple. hillary clinton confident of the state that made her senator twice will deliver a big win tonight. >> i hope everybody gets out to vote. >> reporter: but what is victory in her fight with bernie sande sanders? polls are predicting a double-digit clinton win, which could expand her lead over sanders by 25 delegates. but if she wins by only single digits, sanders out greeting crowds in midtown manhattan today could claim momentum by beating expectations. >> i think we're going to do just fine. >> reporter: the sanders team has poured resources in new york, outspending clinton 2-1 on tv ads. >> washington politicians are paid over $200,000 an hour for speeches. >> reporter: putting on those massive rallies. it's all taken its toll on clinton. her favorability rating down 11 points since march. partly because of the new york slugfest says the clinton team. >> he has leveled character attacks against hillary clinton. he has basically called her corrupt. >> reporter: and what if sanders los

hillary clinton voted in her adopted hometown of chappaqua, she has a 10-point lead in the polls and yesterday her challenger brooklyn born bernie sanders pounded the pavement and ramped up the pressure with hopes of pulling off an upset win in new york. if donald trump can capture more than 50% of the statewide vote, that would put him in a position to win all of new york's g.o.p. delegates, which is 95. and the polls show that donald trump has more support in his home state of ted cruz and john kasich combined. >>> and ohio governor john kasich is holding a town hall in annapolis next month. and we also have decatur high school in berlin. and ted cruz, stumped at towson university yesterday. he is telling voters that he is the republican with the best shot of beating hillary clinton. >>> and one of the closest races locally is for u.s. senate in maryland. the winner will replace democratic barbara mccullski who was retiring so we asked the candidates at the tops of the polls to come here to the wusa 9 studios no northwest dc and discuss the issues that are important to you. tonight

. >> reporter: tonight with her husband bill she stopped at a fundraiser before heading home to chappaqua where she'll cast a ballot for herself first thing tomorrow morning. >> sanders has a big potential disadvantage, for people registered in the working families party or independents, they cannot vote in the democratic primary in the state of new york. perhaps that's one reason bernie sanders is already planning on moving on. he won't be sticking around to hear the results here in new york tomorrow. instead he'll be campaigning in pennsylvania, their primary is next week. queens, josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> meanwhile the republican frontrunner donald trump campaigned in buffalo tonight, once again took aim at his chief gop rival ted cruz. >> cruz is just a catastrophe. he didn't even get 50% of his own stake. he was well below 50%. and he doesn't represent what we need. >> reporter: trump stuck to his familiar themes. he talked about building a border wall, complained about unfair treatment by the gop, and the voting system had been rigged. meanwhile, staff turmoil wit

the pri we'll be seeing him there, but this is clinton here in chappaqua later on. >> katherine, we'll let you get out of the street. thank you so much. >>> donald trump is hoping to reinvigorate his campaign in his home state. lori lori bordonaro is hereazith more. >> reporter: yes, donald trump is expected to come here a little later at 6:00 as we hopes to sweep his home state of new york. he and john kasich campaigning in upstate new york yesterday while ted cruz was campaigning in maryland. the former jets coach rex ryan introduced trump at a rally in buffalo where dozens of supporters and protestors showed up. he said no new yorker sho lod vote for cruz and kasich does not represent what we need. watched our police and our firemen down at 7-eleven, down at the world trade center right after it came down. >> reporter: john kasich is running a distant second to trump and made stops in syracuse and schenectad >> the ksa is an opportunity for everybody to be able to achieve what they want to achieve. >> reporter: and ted cruz has ved past new york. he spent friday upstate but will spe

. >> reporter: hillary clinton in her adopted home, today, casting her vote in chappaqua. clinton needs a major new york victory to avoid an embarrassing home turf upset, and to potentially knock the nomination out of her rival's reach. >> i love new york and this has been a joy during the last two weeks to be here all over the state. >> reporter: bernie sanders, today on one of his famous midtown strolls, in need of a big win, too. >> i'm afraid she's going to be disappointed. >> reporter: fueling that confidence, all that momentum. 18,000 people in the bronx. >> you are the heart and soul of this revolution. >> reporter: 27,000 in manhattan. here tonight! >> reporter: and in brooklyn, more than 28,000, his biggest rally yet. >> whoa! >> reporter: clinton focused on smaller groups of voters, crisscrossing the state, even riding the subway. eight campaign stops on monday alone. targeting every possible group. from asians, to the irish, to women. her husband, bill, holding more than 30 events in the past month. >> thank you, good morning. >> reporter: from churches in harle

navigated a swarm of neighbors >> okay, this is a private ballot. ( laughter ) >> reporter: to vote at a chappaqua school not far from their home. how does it feel to finally cast your own ballot? >> it feels great. and this has been a joy during the last to weeks to be here all over the state. just going around new york. >> reporter: she has spent those two weeks on a frenetic tour of new york's five boroughs, eight stops yesterday alone. >> oh, that's good. i love it. >> reporter: reminding voters why they sent her to the senate twice. >> how you doing, dear? >> reporter: clinton's trying to snap a seven-state winning streak by a brooklyn-born insurgent commanding huge crowd. >> i spent the first 18 years of my life in apartment 2"c," right here. >> reporter: but independent voters who favor sanders can't vote in new york's closed democratic primary. he ran into one of them today. >> but it shouldn't be this hard to vote. today, three million people in the state of new york who are independents have lost their right to vote. >> reporter: polls show sanders trailing in new york and in most of the

information, sh in fact, she voted in her hometown of chappaqua.great, and i am so excited about both campaigning here in new york, voting here in new york, and i love new york, and this has been a joy during the last two weeks to be here all over the state. >> reporter: now, of course, bernie sanders looking to upset hillary clinton here in his home state. he needs to win as many delegates as he can. he's lagging hillary clinton by about 200 delegates. there's 250 at stake here today, but, remember, this is not a winner-take-all state, it's proportional. so if hillary clinton continues to win, they will continue to amass those votes. bernie sanders looking to cut into her lead and get as many of those votes as possible. he needs to win by wide margins here to help cut that delegate lead down, and as you're seeing behind me, carol, and around, people voting, and a lot at stake here as folks continue to come to the polls all day long. >> it's nice to see it's a busy place. chris frates, many thanks. and you heard chris say it, while democrats often

at the polling place in chappaqua, new york. good morning. >> reporter: governing, clinton and her husband cast their ballots in chappaqua at 8:00 a.m. eastern. there was such a large crowd of reporters around her, at one point she joked, hey, guys, this is a private ballot. outside a group of neighbors and well wishers were there to greet her. she told us that something here in her home state this past two weeks has been, in her words, a joy. >> president clinton, how does it feel to finally cast your own ballot. >> it feels great. i am so excited about both campaigning in new york, voting here in new york. i love new york. >> does new york love her? clinton does have a double digit lead here but says she isn't taking anything for granted. she can't because of sanders who has been garnering massive crowds, 15,000 here, 25,000 there. he acknowledged to us yesterday that he does expect new york to be a tougher race than, say, michigan where he came from behind when he was 10 points down to win. he knows that hillary clinton has a

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there is bernie sanders who was born in brooklyn, and hillary clinton, of course, who lives in chappaqua was a senator for 8 years here. now tonight, they went over a broad range of issues, including clinton's ties on wall street, and her failure to release print transcripts of expensive speeches she gave, and bernie sanders fails to release his fact returns, he -- tax returns he blamed it on his wife. >> does secretary clinton have experiences and intelligence to become president, of course, she but i do question her judgment. i question a judgment which voted for the war in iraq. worse foreign policy blunder. >> people of new york voted for me twice to be their senator for new york. and president obama trusted my judgment enough to ask me to be secretary of state of the united states. >> i believe and i will appoint regulators who are tough enough and ready enough to break up any bank that fails the task under dodd-frank. >> i don't need dodd-frank now to tell me that we have go the a break off the banks, because they are based on fraudulent principles and when you have 6 financial ins

she voted as you just saw in chappaqua, new york, joking with the media there, but hoping this will enda long winning strike of states for bernie sanders. he is hoping for a michigan-type miracle in new york where he was not favored to win in michigan and ended up winning that primary. we'll see what happens within the next 24 hours. polls opened in and around new york city. >> hillary clinton sitting on a 250 delegate lead. >>> coming up next, update to breaking news since we first came on air at 4:30. >> shooting turned homicide investigation, no suspect in custody. live in the neighborhood with reaction from the victim's family. >>> the discussion anything but quiet when it comes to affordable housing here in san jose. the proposal on the table that could affect more than 40,000 renters. joining us. i'm sam brock =laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. (toss kari) =microclimate omni= =wx at wx ctr= =wsi full= >>> back to business. >> monday is out of the way. tuesday, we areç roaring on th week. >> we rolled through the week but we will not still have that high heat we had yester

we are looking at the sawmill remaining closed down between exit 32s 33, chappaqua with construction. street cleaning rules are in effect for today. shannon sohn, news chopper 7. look at the fire cooking there. >> reporter: this is a huge fire that started in new jersey, a few minutes ago. the fire department is on the scene, this is a row house, 124 west 26th. between avenue a and kennedy boulevard. the blaze is far from being under control. 2.5 story structure , the fire is contained to that top floor, they have two tower ladders up and in operation, see that the fire department has made entry in to the building as well. the fire pouring through the roof of the structure as well as the thick smoke. the houses are so close together. they are worried about the houses on either side. we have got west 26th street shutdown between avenue k and kennedy boulevard as they try to get the upper hand on the second alarm blaze. eyewitness news. >>> up, new, the oscar pistorius drama not over. >>> a family in new jersey which is being held fo there are a lot of ways to pack your breakfast with p

both cast their votes in chappaqua.now is bloomberg news white house reporter margaret collins. trump is expected to cruise to an easy win and so is hillary as well. of from: there is a lot a because if donald trump gets over 50%, it helps to lock in a path for that magic number that he needs to be able to clinch the nomination the for he goes to an otherwise insane convention. as for hillary clinton, if it is sanders were to overtake her, it would create major problems for her even though she has the delegate math behind her. for both of them, it's important to have a decisive victory. betty: it looks like it is. she has a 90% certainty here. margaret: there is no poll that has showed him over taking her in new york. she has always been at least 10 points ahead. turnout is everything and you do not know until you are done. there have been a couple of bernie sanders surprises. betty: that is true. mark: margaret, how does this set up donald trump? it's it a couple weeks. to be fair, he is not have the best of months. th

she was in chappaqua where she lives. she voted this morning. it's north of here by 30 minutes.hen she went to washington, d.c. she was speaking at a union conference. that's wrapped up and she will be back in new york for the 9:00 p.m. rally at the sheraton. she is turning her sites to donald trump. >> the republican frontrunner for president says wages are too high in america. i said before, i don't know who he's talking to. because americans deserve a raise. reporter: not so fast says bernie sanders. yes, americans deserve a raise, but hillary clinton should not be the president to give it to him. he walked time as square, then headed off to pennsylvania. i said don't give up on the political revolution. here is what sanders had to say to them..york voting for mr. sanders as well. charles: what's the vibe like at the trump headquarters, donald? >> it is sort of a carnival-like atmosphere outside of trump towers. trying to take a look at the building and wondering if there trump is coming outside. he will be making a statement inside. it will be interesting to see. maybe we'll

lot on the line for the candidates, frontrunner hillary clinton cast her ballot near her home in chappaqua, new york. and donald trump cast his ballot in midtown new york. both are leading in the polls. we'll have more on the crucial primary in new york coming up at 5:30. in pennsylvania there is just one week to go, for the three democrats vying for a seat in the senate race. joe sestak, and former official katie mcginty. and they are all hoping to unseat the incumbent, pat toomey. vernon odom spoke to the three candidates about their plans for office. >> reporter: former congressman joe sestak canvass in media, delaware county, part of his former district campaigning hard for the democratic nomination hoping to once again confront pat toomey. he is still a pariah to democratic party bosses, he is a pro obama progressive but refuses to take orders from chuck schumer. >> a u.s. senator -- sestak whenever i tell you anything it's answer is to be yes. this is no longer a nation of kings and king makers. >> katie mcginty has never held an office but is the choice of the establishment. the uni

she lives in chappaqua, new york.may have been born here, but he's a senator from vermont. and so, you know, i think hillary clinton comes in with a head of steam. and she just hasn't lost it. >> having said all that, the fact he's now ascended in polling to essentially be even with her in national polls -- >> among democrats. >> broadly. democrats and independents. it's remarkable. it does give him a stronger base from which to contest alm these states. in may you get to kentucky, west virginia, oregon. indiana looks like it's even. there may be a real clash of strengths. but the problem again is if that -- if the distribution goes the way it's been going and she holds though four big states or evenhree of them, new york, pennsylvania, new jersey. even if he wins california, that's probably not going to be enough. >> and they keep saying they feel like hillary clinton isn't going to have the necessary delegates going in. they clearly won't either. superdelegates at some point will come into play. >> but you're not go

hillary clinton voted this morning in chappaqua, and polls show she has a big lead in new york over vermont senator, bernie sanders and meantime bernie sanders spent the day in state college, pennsylvania and will campaign in northern liberties tomorrow. on the republican side, donald trump is expected to win handedly in his home state. he cast his vote in new york city. his opponents are turning their attention to pennsylvania. john kasich was in pittsburgh this afternoon and will be in delaware and chester county on thursday. >>> it's not quite as warm out there this afternoon and we notice wind out there as well. but the sun is out there as well. lets head outside to adam joseph for the skinny on the weather. >> the sunshine is still bright and we have high clouds and notice the cooler wind as brian mentioned coming out of northerly direction, we had the highs early in the day and they are backing off. as we look at the present numbers, 68 in allentown and the numbers in the low 80s, a good 12 to 14 degrees cooler than yesterday. 70 in philadelphia after topping off at 78 earlier this af

>> reporter: well, we do know, chris, she spent the day in chappaqua, new york, preparing for the debateit's a shorter preparation than she's accustomed to. she usually likes to take a couple days to get ready. it's different this time, because this debate was put on the schedule very recently. they didn't have a lot of time. my colleague dan, tells me she has been able to fit in some debate prep between campaign events. so this is a situation here with hillary clinton. they say she's ready no matter what happens. we're also told there are some concerns on the campaign about whether or not bernie sanders is going to come after her, as he has on the campaign trail over the last several days. they tell me she's ready and prepared in the event he does. chris? >> interesting. of course, joe, as we see all the time talking about someone is different than talking to them. that is one of the beauties of confrontation we'll see tonight, and one of the familiar patterns we have seen established in these debates, the secretary usually deflects sanders' attacks, especially when they're of a persona

clinton voted this morning in chappaqua, her adopted state new york. and then left town.he went to washington, d.c. to address a conference of unions. she is back in new york, she'll be at this rally and she is turning her attention on to donald trump. >> republican frontrunner for president actually says waynes are too high in america. i said before, i do not know who he's talking to. because americans deserve a raise. reporter: when you ask the mood, the energy level, watching sanders supporters versus hillary clinton supporters. the sanders supporters are incredibly enthusiastic. yesterday was the first time at least in new york we have seen the clinton supporters get riled up. neil: carol maloney, a big hillary clinton supporter. congresswoman, great to have you here. we talk about no matter who win this nomination. they are asked to kiss and make up. but a third of sanders supporters don't think they could vote for hillary clinton. a high percent and is hillary clinton supporter would have a tough time voting for him. can by gones ever be bygones? >> after new york w

the clinton es voted today at their home outside of chappaqua outside of new york city, bernie sandersot vote. he's lived in vermont since like the late 60s. sanders trolled through -- strolled, trolled be pejorative. he strolled. hillary clinton left new york but she's coming back, right? >> she gave a speech to unions in washington d.c. they feel like they're going to have a strong night tonight. bernie sanders has hung around than they expected. we're seeing with these speeches, she's going to need labor in the fall campaign if she's the nominee to turn out folks on the left. in her rhetoric she's still focusing on donald trump and the republicans. >> when donald trump talks casually about using torture and nuclear weapons or when ted cruz calls for treating a whole group of people, american muslims like criminals, it makes them sound like they're in over their heads. loose cannons tend to misfire. >> you're right. they are also within the clinton camp talking about, hey, it pretty close. it might just be a single digit victory for her. they might be playing the ext expectations gam

hillary clinton voted in her hometown of chappaqua with a 10- point lead in the polls. >> i need your help to keep going and to make the case for the kind of country that we want for our children and our grandchildren. >> reporter: yesterday, bernie sanders pounded the pavement and ramped up the pressure hoping to pull off an upset win. >> this is a movement getting the establishment very, very nervous. >> reporter: for the republicans if donald trump can capture more than 50% of the statewide vote it puts him in position to win all of new york's 95 gop delegates. even a slip of the tongue during his speech in buffalo didn't seem to trip him up. >> i watched our police and our firemen down at 7-eleven down at the world trade center right after it came down and i saw the greatest people i have ever seen in action. >> reporter: ted cruz who criticized trump's new york values is bracing for a tough day while insisting he is the best bet for the gop to win the white house. >> if we unite, we will win the general, we will beat hillary clinton and we will turn this country around. >> report