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clinton versus sanders. trump versus cruz and kasich. how long will it take for the front-runners to seal the deal and pivot to the general election? and if it all comes down to hillary clinton versus donald trump, how will bernie sanders supporters vote? could they actually switch to trump? let's get right now to cnn's jim acosta with the trump campaign in maryland. good evening to you, jim acosta. we saw a different, more diplomatic donald trump in last night's speech. but how about today? >> reporter: right. yeah, i don, i think we can toss that donald trump and the rhetoric we heard last night, which was much softer, i think that's out of the picture. donald trump went back to being donald trump today, and i think that is an acknowledgement of what they feel inside the campaign, that donald trump is going to set the tone for this campaign. you know, out on the campaign trail in indianapolis and here in maryland, he went right back to referring to ted cruz as lyin' tid. last night he referred to him as senator cruz. and hillary clinton

that's gonna be coming up in a few minutes, but we want to begin with the democratic race, clinton versus sanders. and joining us this morning, new york congressman hakeem jeffries -- this is from the 8th congressional district of new york, representing brooklyn and queens -- he is a clinton supporter -- and erika andiola. she is the national press secretary for hispanic and latino outreach and a strategist for senator sanders. both of you, welcome. we're taping on friday. you just heard the bites from each clinton and sanders kind of got nasty this week in a way on friday, though, today on "the view," senator sanders finally said clinton is qualified. so, is that gonna end this sort of nastiness between the two of them this week, do you think? congressman? >> hopefully it will. i was a little bit surprised that senator sanders made the decision to actually challenge hillary clinton's credentials. i think that one thing we can all agree upon is that she's probably one of the most qualified americans ever to seek the presidency of the united states, whether that's her experience as an active first

john: coming up, clinton versus sanders, surrogates make their case. ♪ ♪ john: joining us now, someonefied to talk about the latest back-and-forth between bernie sanders and hillary clinton, hillary clinton's national political director joins us. amanda renteria: thank you for having me. mark: a lot of democrats are saying the back-and-forth between your candidate and senator sanders is not great for the party. amanda renteria: people will look at who is going to get things done, who is talking about the issues, and we hope at the end of the day, the conversation is one we can continue to unify the party when the time is right. john: or is it crocodile tears? is this bernie sanders and his team going after you this hard, do you take genuine offense, or is this the kind of thing where you think to yourself, he looks like a hypocrite, we will make hay with this? amanda renteria: when you look at a comment like unqualified when you talk about the secretary, you have got to wonder what is going on on the other side, what is going on in the campaign where they reached that level. we look an

clinton versus sanders. trump versus cruz and kasich. ill it take for the front-runners to seal the deal and pivot to the general election. and if it all comes down to hillary clinton versus donald trump, how will bernie sanders supporters vote? could they actually switch to trump? let's get to jim acosta with the trump campaign in maryland. good evening to you, jim acosta. we

what is the clinton versus sanders fight, how has that affected how you've been running and how this has gone for you in maryland? >> you know, i've been very focused on my race. but the fact is that now we have a pretty hot presidential contest that's coming to maryland. and i think, frankly, many of the supporters of bernie sanders who are really sort of pushing against the establishment are people who have a natural alliance with me. but i also believe that there are many supporters of hillary clinton's, secretary clinton's, who have an alliance as well. and i believe that the higher the voter turnout is in maryland, the stronger chance that i have of winning this election. and you know what, it's really not about me. it's about all those families there who want somebody and deserve somebody to take senator mikulski's seat who is a fighter like she is, who wants to fight for our middle-class families, our small businesses, grow jobs in our economy. they need a voice around the table. it's kind of an irony. here we are a day after harriet tubman's face was announced to appear on th

clinton versus sanders. trump versus cruz and kasich. nners to seal the deal and pivot to the general election? and if it all comes down to hillary clinton versus donald trump, how will bernie sanders supporters vote? could they actually switch to trump? let's get right now to cnn's jim acosta with the trump campaign in maryland. good evening to you, jim acosta. we saw a different, more diplomatic donald trump in last night's speech. but how about today? >> reporter: right. yeah, i don, i think we can toss that donald trump and the rhetoric we heard last night, which was much softer, i think that's out of the picture. donald trump went back to

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clinton versus sanders. the two face off in another debate. coming up at 5:30. we will look at what is on the line. plus. why the battery charge was dropped against donald trump's campaign manager. >> pam:now at 5:30. a live look outside. after some rain overnight. the sun is back out. and the temperatures around the bay area will be a lot warmer this weekend. >> britteny: morally go to maurice saturday 84 most locations mid-70s up to the mid '80s sunday held with the warmest day of the entire seven day forecast, a closer look at the seven day and 15 minutes. . >> pam: about thirty minutes away from the battle in brooklyn. former secretary of state hillary clinton. will debate vermont senator bernie sanders. ahead of next week's new york primary. for a look at what we can expect tonight, let's go live to washington. >> reporter: very important rotation superdelegates party leader pledged their support to hillary and republicans did not have this but for delegates the skills the clunky campaign an edge. clinton by his on bernie because the last few days hillary w

up your seats and watch what's going to happen over the next few weeks and months with the clintons versus sanders these different dynamics. i think it's going to be very interesting as you move towards the democrat convention what's going to actually happen on the convention floor, what's going to eventually happen with the super delegates. is bernie going to keep on winning states. this is not a coronation. this is not going to be a coronation. >> actually, i mean, ned's wishful thinking going on just like donald trump when you look at the math. the math doesn't lie -- trish: wait, wait, mary ann, you just said that donald trump could win it. you just said that you thought donald trump would get to 1237. >> yes, he will, and hillary clinton has that lead in delegates too. okay? no one can catch hillary clinton or donald trump. those are the facts. trish: i'm going to go out on a limb and say we can all agree there will be a lot of drama, no matter what, on both sides. >>> coming up, pope francis calling for priests to welcome single parents, gay people, unmarried people into the church, and he w

democratic delegates at stake there what is the overall sense of the polling position for hillary clinton versus sandersintons, as bill clinton reminded us today, the former mayor of pennsylvania introduced the former president, spoke about bill clinton winning big here in the 1992 primary, and then hillary clinton getting a critical win here in 2008, during her heated match with barack obama. so bernie sanders is going to have a lot of ground to make up. there are deep, deep connections here to both clintons. and he is still introducing himself. >> all right, alex on the trail there in philadelphia. thank you, sir. >>> coming up next, president obama in chicago today. he'll be speaking in the next hour, at the very school he taught constitutional law, and expected to make the constitutional case for a hearing and a vote. chris jansing joins me to discuss the white house strategy behind this nomination fight, next. ♪ one totally focused on what's next for your business. a true partnership where people, technology and ideas push everyone forward. accelerating innovation. accelerating transformation. acce

can you give me 50/50 for clinton versus sanders? do you have a sense of that?> we'll show you another look. i cannot see an empty seat on either side. looking at the bleachers it does look 50/50. there are people standing. it is hard to tell who they are with at this point. once they split up into the groups we will get a better idea. right now it looks pretty evenly split to me. >> thank you so much. we appreciate that. while bernie sanders is hoping for a win in wyoming he is campaigning today here in new york city. casie hunt is joining me with more from the bronx. what is happening there today? >> reporter: of course, he held an event earlier today. you played a little bit of the sound from him talking about what new york will mean and saying that it essentially could hocould open the road to the white house. his advisers are having a conversation. the feeling is that it is a win for him. it would be a pretty big deal. sanders still making the argument that he is the best person to take on donald trump. take a listen. >> not just that we are closing the gap

>> here it is on the democrat side, bernie sanders versus hillary clinton, and there you have the translation into another languby comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ >> larry: thank you very much. thank you. oh, thank you so much. please have a seat. you are too kind. welcome to the nightly show. no, you are right, i am larry wilmore, right, right. i am so excited guys, i found a san diego padres cap. mine. and little inside joke for you people at home, it is like what? but, yes, we have with a really

we got that debate coming up clinton versus sanders that's a couple days away. do we have a sense -- i'm remembering back to when jesse jackson ran in 1988, he won a bunch of states, could not win the nomination, there was a famous cover of "time" magazine what does jessie want. do we have a sense if sanders falls short in this thing but comes in there with winning 20 states, winning 1,800 delegates what does he want to do with that? >> i've asked him that question directly a number of times, he gets quite irritated when you put that question to him because it includes the assumption that he's not going to win the nomination. we've heard a little bit of discussion about what those might be, whether it's planks in the platform, whether it's changing the super delegate structure of how nominees are selected however that's evolved because suddenly his advisors are talking about using super delegates to help him win the nomination. there's been back and forth there. i think campaign finance reform is something that's really central to bernie sanders, i think you can

when you look at the polls, trump versus sanders, trump versus clinton, sanders is doing better, both are beating trump right now, but sanders is doing better. why wouldn't he be the better bet? >> well, steve, the point i was making earlier is the closer we get to the general election, i think the idea of who is going to be commander in chief, who is going to be president, and the experience that the american people think we need for somebody to be ready on day one, i think those polls are going to change. >> where do you think this is going? you mentioned the pledged delegate count here. it's true, when you try to run the numbers on this thing and find a scenario where bernie sanders catching hillary clinton with these so-called pledged delegates, it's very hard to do. at the same time, if he wins tonight, you could look ahead on the map and see other states between now and june where he could also win. this doesn't seem like a candidate going away any time soon. is that bad for hillary clinton if she does win to not be able to unify the party in these spring months. >> steve, i kno

. >> what about bernie sanders versus hillary clinton? >> bernie sanders announced today that he's laying off hundreds of staffers, he's going to focus all his fire power on california. that's the last state that votes on june the 7th. his chances of overtaking hillary clinton have become almost nonexistent. it appears that he's looking for leverage to try to influence the party platform. it's not really about winning the nomination anymore for bernie sanders. >> thank you very much. john harwood in washington. >>> coming up, what some in the medical community are doing to reduce the risk of becoming addicted to prescription pain medications in the final part of our series" the business of pain." >>> the business of pain a growing number of americans are becoming addicted to the pills that are supposed to help alleviate their discomfort. last night we told you one man's story and tonight what some in the medical community are doing to try to solve the problem. >> i don't want to keep taking this pain medication that could make me addicted

hillary clinton versus bernie sanders. you are seeing a lot of young voters, you are seeing a lot of white men supporting bernie sanders which is different than 2008 when they supported hillary clinton, and you are seeing, most importantly for bernie sanders, white liberals. white liberals have really not supported hillary clinton either time. wisconsin is one of those states. there are a lot of white men and a lot of liberals. it has been a good state for anybody but hillary. >> bernie sanders is in it until the end. he has won the last seven out of eight, his campaign is feeling good, but mathematically it will be difficult for him to become the nominee. >> that is right, but understand, from the beginning, bernie sanders has been a movement candidate, he wanted to make a point. he wanted to make a statement. >> he is. >> the power of blustery, money -- the power of wall street, the money and politics. he is true to these issues, he may have thought he had a chance of winning, he is going to be a movement candidate from t

but there is deep division between those supporting hillary clinton versus bernie sanders. ton supporters in the show business industry. george cleany, jamiedg foxx, debra messing, ben affleck. will farrell, robert de niro, bon say and kim kardashian. on the list: side note, donald trump does have some hollywood support. kirstie alli, charlie sheen, gary busey. wayne newton. joining us now from los angeles president of the hollywood reporter billboard media group. i'm interested in the economic fallout here. many republican actors have told me directly that they don't talk politics because they are going to lose jobs if they do. they are not going to get hired. you know how subjective any hiring is in entertainment did s. this the case with clinton sanders fissure. >> it's getting personal and getting ugly at times. twitter, of course, the new medium of the election is aflame with people having freakouts and we saw this with this susan sarandon and debra messing twitter war last week when she said jokingly we think said she would vote for donald trump over hillary clinton be

hillary clinton versus bernie sanders. tonight's cnn presidential debate is the final face-off before the absolutely crucial new york primary. he has the momentum, she has the math. the stakes are high and the stage is set. >>> fight for new york. he was born here, she was elected here. sanders has proved he can draw big crowds in new york, but clinton leads in the polls. can tonight's debate determine who wins most of the state's 247 delegates? >>> bern moment. since hillary clinton swept the early voting south, bernie sanders claims the election calendar, quote, distorts reality while his wife tells cnn the process isn't democratic at all. is this sanders' last chance to break through hillary clinton's firewall? >>> and no charges. a sigh of relief for donald trump's campaign as his campaign manager won't be prosecuted for grabbing a reporter. while all three republican candidates will appear at a gop gala in manhattan across the river from our democratic debate. i'm wolf blitzer inside the debate hall. you're in "the si

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sanders said. we're going into a set of primaries that are taking place where in theory he should be able to motivate voters. look at what hillary clinton is doing versus bernie sanders right now. she's up 55% to 40% in the polls. if you look at democratic voter a across these primary states, hillary clinton polling ahead of bernie sanders in these states. why, in your view, bernie sanders has the message that in theory resinates with the kind of voter who is hurting the most in this new economy where you're having trade at the forefront that people feel is hurt iing them. why isn't bernie sanders doing better? >> any state with a large african-american vote and that's very high in maryland, fairly high in pennsylvania, hillary clinton does well. she's win ining that community with roughly 70% consistently. so that's a big part of it. i also think pennsylvania is a really big deal because after new york, if bernie loses this big state where as you say, they have really been hammered by the industrialization, if she has even half that margin, then i think the talk to redirect his campaign is going to be less negative against her and more about his messa

>> the results last night from the delegate race for sanders and clinton sort of speak to his campaign overall. 24 delegates for clinton versus 160 for bernie sanders. an impressive performance by bernie sanders. a lot higher than people would have guessed a year ago. but just not there. just not enough to catch up to hillary clinton. that's been the story all season long, summed up against last night. >> i want to ask you about another moment on the campaign trail last night, especially the victory speech from donald trump, where he had this new line of attack against hillary clinton, accusing her of playing the woman card. listen to what he said. >> well, i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she's got nothing else going. frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. the only thing she's got going is the woman's card, and the beautiful thing is women don't like her, okay. >> what do you make of that moment? and is that setting us up for a genderal election? >> yes. so the most interesting part of that comment was mary pat christie in the background sort of casting some side eye

hillary clinton versus bernie sanders, we're eight days away from new york's big primary. a slew of big polls out today show hillary clinton with a double-digit lead out there. giving clinton a 14-point lead up there in new york. a new fox news poll has clinton over sanders by 16 points. look at those numbers. anyway, last week senator sanders backed away from his attack on clinton's qualifications for the presidency. but over the weekend he went after her judgment. let's watch that. >> if you look at where she is getting her money from wall street special interests, she voted for the war, she cited henry kissinger in a sense as a model for her, i think those issues will tell the american people that in many respects she may have the experience to be president of the united states, no one can argue that, but in terms of a judgment, something is clearly lacking. i have my doubts what kind of president she would make. >> but you would support her if need be? >> by the way, in terms of experience, no question she has the experience. >> well, meanwhile today, secretary clinton

. >>> coming up, much more on the hillary clinton versus bernie sanders.are locked in a tight race in wisconsin. just heard from angela. sanders come cans out on top, he has won last six 0 of the seven contest and his party predicts the party maybe headed to an open convention as well. she is joining us live after this. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of plans have no networks, so you get to choose any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are competitive, and they'

hillary clinton versus bernie sanders.esidential debate is the final face-off before the absolutely crucial new york primary. he has the momentum, she has the math. the stakes are high and the stage is set. >>> fight for new york. he was born here, she was elected here. sanders has proved he can draw big crowds in new york, but clinton leads in the polls. can tonight's debate determine who wins most of the state's

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hillary clinton versus bernie sanders, we're eight days away from new york's big primary. today show hillary clinton with a double-digit lead out there. giving clinton a 14-point lead up there in new york. a new fox news poll has clinton over sanders by 16 points. look at those numbers. anyway, last week senator sanders backed away from his attack on clinton's

hillary clinton faces an even bigger gap with voters under 45. bernie sanders a whopping 69% of that category versusn. a deficit of 47 points for the former secretary of state. the poll which was conducted between march 28th and march 30th, show sanders leading clinton by five points among all democratic wisconsin voters and cruz leads trump by 10 points among all republican wisconsin voters. back to you guys. nicole: thank you, jeri. cheryl: well, tragedy on tracks after amtrak train killed two construction workers just outside of philadelphia. the passenger train was traveling to new york from savannah, georgia when it hit a backhoe on the track. >> we have recovered the event data recorder. the forward facing video and the inward facing video to sent to laboratory in washington, d.c. cheryl: a fire official say more than 30 passengers were sent to hospitals with injuries that were not life threatening. service has resumed but may be delays from philadelphia and delaware today. nicole: let's get you caught up on the global market action overnight. japan's nikkei down a quarter 1%. kospi gaining ab

back in february, it was showing the real disparity between how hillary clinton appeals to nonwhite voters versus bernie sanderston polling 67% in favor of a nonwhite voter to bernie sanders 28%. so how does bernie sanders take the momentum of what he's seeing in the eight of the last nine contests to now trying to appeal to an audience where there's a real deficit when you compare his track record to hillary clinton? >> people need to see more of who he is and what he's about. and they realize that he had an agenda that spoke to their interests. the same thing can happen to bernie sanders. if he continues to speak to issues, reparation issues more specifically, continue to talk about mass incarceration, if he can continue to talk about racial issues and justice, he has a shot. at some point, he has to be much more aggressive in showing how the clinton agenda and policy making machine is not in the interest of black people because if he continues to show how good he is but doesn't do enough to aggressively challenge hillary, hillary is still going to run out the clock and that's not going to be a good sign. >>

reporter: when you ask the mood, the energy level, watching sanders supporters versus hillary clintonupporters. 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 when she continues to build on the popular vote divide and the delegates assigned divide of well over 202 votes. it's very, very hard to catch up. >> really hard with those superdelegates. >> she is going to be the democratic nominee, and i believe we'll come together and work together as we have in the past for victory in the fall. maria: i would like to ask you about policy. 70% of people are worried about the economy both on the demo

sanders and clinton versus trump in his home state and arguably theirs as well. sanders and clinton both beat him handily. does it matter? >> so far, the electability argument hasn't been very dominant among republicans. maybe more so the idea that donald trump though could w the support of white working class voters, change some of these northeastern states and turn it around. his campaign is started belatedly to make a general -- he and his campaign starting to make a general election electability argument. it's 200 days away from november. a lot can happen in that time. >> just for the record, trump's delegate support is actually higher right now than the percentage of votes that he has gotten in the primaries. so to complain about the delegate system -- 45 -- he has received 45% of the current delegates. he has only received 37% of the actual votes along the way. so you could look at it that he is actually doing well on the delegate side. just not when you are going around to all the states trying too woo them. kplakted chris. glad to have you on board to have

states where people have voted ss far the current super delegate count those states is clinton with 253 versus sanders with 25 super legates suth some still undecided. if those super delegates vote the way their states have voted so far, then they would divide this way, clinton >>uld increase her lead a little bit -- incrse her total to 260, ernie sanders would get to 124 because some of those undecideds would get allocated to help hillary clinton. but those 30uebers just show you hillary clinton still would lead he doesn't have a path, does he? >> no. look, this race is still going on. it's important for hilitary clinton to remain engaged and i gilyve bernee sanders a lot of credit or starting from zero and getting to where he is right now. it's impressive. and he's made this debate about omis xssues. and he's made her fight on his turf. that tosaid the delegate math is not going to add up and it's not working. but when you compare where democrats are to where republicans are, democrats are having a skirmishfeightpnot, republicans are in thermonuclear war. so it's a little bit messy, and so it's goin

we have the democrats now with hillary clinton versus bernie sanders. two hours are scheduled at the brooklyn navy yard. they are coming back. >> is the ninth primary debate . bernie's camp says more than 27,000 people came out to the rally in washington sq., park. >> it's a big one they were feeling the burn . >> robert joins us from the brooklyn navy yard and he has more on the debate . what's going on. >> in a lot of ways brooklyn has really been the epicenter of the race. bernie sanders grew up here and graduated from high school. both sanders and clinton have campaign offices here again at this debate . they will exchange pleasantries or something like that. call it the battle of brooklyn hillary clinton bernie sanders tangle at the brooklyn navy yard. the democratic campaign has become increasingly contentious and that likely will be on full display. >> they show clinton leading and sanders has gained ground. >> there are a lot of people here tonight! the sanders camp says 27,000 people came out to washington sq., park for a rally. that's more tha