and the establishment dominates the dnc. i think we could have done a lot better job in having debates, for example, that were timed to get maximum viewing, which was not the case. but we are where we are and we look to the future and we feel very good about the future. >> do you feel she's been fair to your campaign? >> we look to the future. i think we could have done better there could have been debates that were placed at times where the viewing audience could have been greater. do i think it was an accident? no, i don't think it was an accident. >> let's talk about climate change, big issue for you. you have spoken very much about that issue. of course, florida is one of the victims. >> that's right. >> let's talk specifically miami flooding and high rise. the mayor of miami beach is a big supporter of hillary clinton. you have been so vocal about that. do you think that's almost like a slap in the face? >> look, we are -- in every state that i've been, we won new hampshire by 22 percentage points. we have the entire ne

as vice chair of the dnc, you had to be impartial. you couldn't say what you felt, when did you come to the decision you wanted to endorse interknee sanders more strongly than you wanted to stay at the dnc and keep to that agreement? >> it's been increasingly frustrating over the last several months as i've seen the presidential primaries continue on both the democratic and the republican side and how cheaply both they and most of the media have taken the issues of war and peace and not challenging these candidates to really explain their positions in depth and examine what kind of commander in chief they will be for our country which is the most important job that the president has. as i was going through this frustration and trying in my own way to insert these conversations to push the media to be more accountable for these candidates, it came to a point where i had to see where can i be most effective because there's so much at stake in this election. that's why i endorsed senator bernie sanders because i know firsthand i served i

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the campaign sued and the dnc backed down. sanders' team just filed papers to keep the lawsuit alive. let's bring in the dnc's national press secretary. mark, thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> this lawsuit, how much of an embarrassment is it?going to, y havoc within the party at a time when you're trying to show unity? >> well, you know, we've had production -- productive discussions thus far. and we look forward to resolving this quickly and ammicbly. >> you think can you do that? >> yes, we do. >> bernie's people seem to be, well, feeling they haven't been treated fairly in this process. >> well, as has been previously reported, we continue to have the productive discussions and we do think this will be resolved quickly and ammicbly. one thing i'll also say is our voter file is exceptional. this is a unified file. every campaign is putting together data at the local level, state level, national level. and they're putting all that data back into voter file. and that gives us a comprehensive understanding o

what is the risk factor for a dnc related to abortion and a non-abortion dnc? dnc's are performed in offices for lots of other conditions besides abortion. is there evidence in the record that shows there is any medical difference in the two procedures that would necessitate an abortion being in an asc or not? are abortions more risky than the regular dnc? >> no, your honor. the evidence in the record shows the procedures are virtually identically particularly when it is performed for a spontaneous miscarriage. a doctor performs a dnc after a miscarriage and that is identical to an abortion but not subject to the requirements of hb-2. >> your point of taking is that the two main health reasons show that this law was targetedt at -- targeted at abortion-only? >> that is absolutely correct. >> is there any other medical condition, like taking the pills, that are required to be done in hospital? not as a prelude to a procedure in a hospital but an independent, you know -- i know there are cancer treatments by pills now. how many of those are required to be done in

a notable member of the party or members of the dnc. >> how about being the major contributor?> no. >> okay. >> that's good. >> president obama and vice-president biden are super delegates as are pennsylvania governor tom wolf and former mayor michael nutter. >> ed rendell could be a super delegate for our area. >> yes. >> okay. >> look at you. >> yay. >> hillary clinton was super delegate when she ran for president and this time around senator bernie sans for vote for himself. >> how does it affect the out come of the election? i don't think they necessarily hay( need those. >> yeah, they do. >> good example of super sell gates making impact would be the new hampshire primary where clinton lost the popular vote by 22 points but managed to tie sanders thanks to support among super delegates. it may be and illusive term but it makes an impact. in the election process. >> google. >> per google. >> it's amazing how many people don't know really. >> no question. very nice. >> thanks nicole, appreciate it what's your good question. we want to know to log on to cbsphilly.com/good qu

>> no, the decision that i made to resign as vice chair of the dnc was made because in that position have to stay neutral. you can't and shouldn't be taking sides in one race or another, especially as we're talking about a democratic presidential primary. so i stepped down from that position to endorse bernie sanders for the reasons that i talked about. as a veteran, i understand the high stakes in this election and the fact that people have not talked enough about the most important question of war and peace. and that most important responsibility that our next president will have as commander in chief. >> representative tulsi gabbard. >> thank you. >>> tuesday, three candidates appear on cnn for a town hall in wisconsin, a week before the primary in that state. the town hall airs tuesday night, 8:00 p.m. here on cnn. we'll be right back. ncial compa, but your logo is old and a little pointy. so you evolve. you simplify. you haven't changed. you still help people live their best lives. and finally your new logo is ready, and you decide the perfect time to show the world is right...

a notable member of the party or members of the dnc. >> how about being the major contributor?> no. >> okay. >> that's good. >> president obama and vice-president biden are super delegates as are pennsylvania governor tom wolf and former mayor michael nutter. >> ed rendell could be a super delegate for our area. >> yes. >> okay. >> look at you. >> yay. >> hillary clinton was super delegate when she ran for president and this time around senator bernie sans for vote for himself. >> how does it affect the out come of the election? i don't think they necessarily have been disease seive but they have have been a huge nouns. >> i think the republicans may need those. >> yeah, they do. >> good example of super sell gates making impact would be the new hampshire primary where clinton lost the popular vote by 22 points but managed to tie sanders thanks to support among super delegates. it may be and illusive term but it makes an impact. in the election process. >> google. >> per google. >> it's amazing how many people don't know really. >> no question. very nice. >> thanks nicole, appr

you can see what the dnc is worried about the most. donald trump. commend debbie wasserman-shultz to sit down with megyn kelly. that is not easy, right? >> you know it. and being melodramatic? she wasn't being mellodramatic. >> it's not against hillary clinton. >> who is it against? the server? i hope the server looks good in orange. >> i am just telling you. they want to know if anyone hacked into the server or receiving anything anything. if you're asking is there an ongoing criminal investigation of hillary clinton, answer? no. >> answer, yes. >> i thought the answer, debbie wasserman-shultz is under pressure. i thought that was the best i'd ever seen her. >> juan, all right. >> there is a bar for that. >> that is it. >> i like little bars. >> yes. >> okay. >> so directly ahead, many critics said the g.o.p. front runner is not a true conservative. you're going to hear trump on that, next. >>> welcome back. in just 15 minutes the live caucus comes to a close. and just moments ago in idaho, fox news projects ted cruz will win the republican primary

you can see what the dnc is worried about the most. donald trump.ommend debbie wasserman-shultz to sit down with megyn kelly. that is not easy, right? >> you know it. and being melodramatic? she wasn't being mellodramatic. >> it's not against hillary clinton. >> who is it against? the server? i hope the server looks good in orange. >> i am just telling you. they want to know if anyone hacked into the server or receiving anything anything. if you're asking is there an ongoing criminal investigation of hillary clinton, answer? no. >> answer, yes. >> i thought the answer, debbie wasserman-shultz is under pressure. i thought that was the best i'd ever seen her. >> juan, all right. >> there is a bar for that. >> that is it. >> i like little bars. >> yes. >> okay. >> so directly ahead, many critics said the g.o.p. front runner is not a true conservative. you're going to hear trump on that, next. >>> welcome back. in just 15 minutes the live caucus comes to a close. and just moments ago in idaho, fox news projects ted cruz will win the republican primary.

we're doing better than the dnc. and at the very least, i know it's not the fun stuff, but on the mechanics and the ground game, the things that a good national party ought to do, people out there would be proud of where we're at, whether you're for trump, whether you're for cruz, whether you're for kasich, you need a national party that has its act together, and that's where we're at. now we need to take this to the convention, continue to do a good job and make sure people understand that there's nothing mysterious about having a vote on the floor of a convention and saying, look, the majority of delegates are going to decide the nominee. and we may not get there, you know? we have candidates that could get to that number before cleveland. so, look, we're talking right now and we're doing our best to explain the process to everybody. >> yeah. i think you make a really great point and very well said. it's going to be an exciting run. reince priebus, good to see you, sir. thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you

i teem chair of the dnc and pretty much not my job to be analyzing why either one of our candidates is doing well or not so well. i do think it's important to note that we've had polls really this whole election cycle kind of all over the place on both sides of the aisle an it sort of shows you that we are really a too little early in the election cycle to assume that polls are extremely predictive and anything can happen. >> looking at the michigan exit polls, we are seeing something of many states with her and very low numbers coming to voters that value honesty and trustworthiness. if that's what you wanted in a candidate, 20% for hillary clinton. is this going to be an ongoing problem for her? do you see it as a problem for her? >> well, i think when we get to the general election, no matter which one of our candidates are the democratic nominee, they're going to be considered a heck of a lot more trustworthy coming to the nfuture of our country and building on the progress of 72 straight months of job growth in the private sector than any one of the jokers on the other side of the

run for delegate and go to our convention, if you had to run against a member of congress, a former dnchair, a, you know, a high-profile politician in your community, the chances of you being elected in your congressional district to be a delegate are pretty slim. so in 1984, the party made a decision to take those party leaders and elected official, designate them as unpledged delegates and that way we free up these delegates slots for a more diverse delegation all across the nation. we've not done it with nick but the pledge delegates. >> do you ever think if you had some superdelegates maybe you could put a stop to all the trump nonsense. >> i think reince priebus is probably thinking that. look, right now looking over at the republican party, they are an absolute utter train wreck. they're in freefall and, you know, our debate tonight was something that i had been and continue to be so proud of our candidates. american voters get a clear picture every time they listen to the two of our candidates about the direction that they would take this country building on the progress we've ma

you can see what the dnc is worried about the most. donald trump.ommend debbie wasserman-shultz to sit down with megyn kelly. that is not easy, right? >> you know it. and being melodramatic? she wasn't being mellodramatic. >> it's not against hillary clinton. >> who is it against? the server? i hope the server looks good in orange. >> i am just telling you. they want to know if anyone hacked into the server or receiving anything anything. if you're asking is there an ongoing criminal investigation of hillary clinton, answer? no. >> answer, yes. >> i thought the answer, debbie wasserman-shultz is under pressure. i thought that was the best i'd ever seen her. >> juan, all right. >> there is a bar for that. >> that is it. >> i like little bars. >> yes. >> okay. >> so directly ahead, many critics said the g.o.p. front runner is not a true conservative. you're going to hear trump on that, next. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and

illegal immigration, often times when i found doing research for this book, if you go on the dnc's website they have a list of 50 different constituents. and my mother said a person who tries to be a master of many things they will be a master of nothing. there is no better of this and this is highlighted in con-job is illegal immigration. what happens when immigration increases by 10%? jobs decline for blacks to about 6% and wages by 2.5%. you have hillary clinton and bernie sanders, particularly hillary clinton, saying she is going further and allowing 11 million people to say here illegally. that harms black americans. the timing is perfect on this book. it is to wake everybody up saying you don't have to be a conservative like me. but has the democrat party delivered on promises to blacks, to women, and liberals in general an is really what the book is about. that is probably more than you wanted to here. >> 96% of african-americans voted for barack obama and over time 90% of african-americans vote for the democratic candidate. >> i think that is a tragedy. the lost votes blacks have g

if you had to run against a member of congress, a former dnc chair, a high profile politician in your community, the chances of you being elected in your congressional district to be a delegate are pretty slim. so in 1984, the party made a decision to take those party leaders and elected officials, designate them as unpledged delegates. and that way we free up these delegate slots with a more diverse delegate across the country. at tehe end of the day we never nominated anything without the pledge delegates to a s that ar elected by the voters. >> do you ever think if you had super delegates -- >> right now looking at the republican party they are an absolute train wreck, in freefall. our debate tonight was something that i have been and continue to be so proud of our candidates. american voters get a clear picture every time they listen to the two of our candidates about the direction they would take this country building on the progress they have made. and when they look at the republicans they look at an utter mess that is more like a wwb wrestling match than a debate for the presi

well, first of all, the dnc members who are superdelegates do get elected. so i could imagine, for instance, if i endorsed donald trump tomorrow, that come time to elect a new democratic national committee, i suspect that maybe i wouldn't be on the slate and maybe nobody would vote for me. so there is an accountability mechanism in there. the elected officials and members of congress on the democratic side are superdelegates in on the republican side or not. the committee members are all superdelegates. but a congressman who did that would be big news. and it would be big news in his or her district. i suspect they would get a primary challenge. next time around. this is the power of parties. parties, for all of their weakness, are still incredibly powerful. we've never had a democracy that that doesn't have political parties. as much as people dump on them, this is how people organizing cells in democracies. there are accountability mechanisms to the voters take party seriously. as for the narrower question that comes up a lot, with the superdelegates ever

as you can see 120 days away from dnc which takes place right here in philadelphia.rs had a good day yesterday, he still faces an uphill battle in the delegate count. clinton leads with 1672 delegates, sanders has 994. whoever gets 2383 wins the democratic nomination. now to the republican side of things. donald trump is on top with 752. ted cruz in second with 470 and john kasich rounds out the field with 143. the republicans who get 1237 delegates wins his party's nomination. >>> and for complete coverage of decision 2016 including information about the primaries in our areas and updated delegate count, be sure top tap the nbc 10 app, >>> white house hopeful bernie sanders and john kasich join moderator chuck todd on nbc's "meet the press." it comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> you sign it every time you see your doctor. it's a hipaa form. it's designed to protect your medical information. one privacy advocate is not buying it. we'll discuss why she says signing the form is a big mistake. >> hipaa form is really a deception. what hipaa is or what the

candidates and in our party, the memorandums are all going into our centralized voter file, with the dnc now owns, the republicans were never able to do that, they have vendors -- they're in disarray, we're going to continue to focus no matter how long our primary goes on making sure that we can be completely prepared to launch our nominee in philadelphia to the white house in november. >> debby wasserman schultz, the chairman of the dnc committee. thank you for joining us. >>> this is an important programming note for our viewers, him clinton and bernie sanders will face off in the democratic presidential debate on sunday night at 8:00 p.m., live from flint, michigan. >>> coming up, mitt romney is speaking tomorrow on the race for the white house in 2016, what will he say? we're working that story, we're getting new information, stay with us. dad, you can just drop me off right here. oh no, i'll take you up to the front of the school. that's where your friends are. seriously, it's, it's really fine. you don't want to be seen with your dad? no, it's..no.. this about a boy? dad! stop, ple

we are 120 days away from the dnc happening right here in philadelphia. but sanders faces an uphill battle in the delegate count. here's a look at the count for the dms. clinton has 1666 delegates and sanders has 983. they need 2383 delegates to win. let's look at the republicans. donald trump has 752 delegates. daniel cruz is in second with 470 and john kay sis has 223. and for your complete coverage including information about the primaries in our area and delegate counts tap the nbc 10 app. ♪ >>> the philadelphia fraternal order of police rocking out on this easter weekend. we'll tell you why they are channelling ac/dc coming up. >>> the flyers try to lock up a playoff spot. >>> and villanova's trip to the final four is a success we have the latest. slow, building african-style m it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions the world's coolest indoor wate. for the spring break adventure of a lifetime, visit kalahariresorts.com >>> it was a night of music in south philadelphia to help the families of fallen polic

that will be real interesting come july here in philadelphia, where the dnc is being held. >>> on theepublican side fight for the 42 wisconsin delegates is overshadowed by a growing feud between donald trump and ted cruz. >> trump denying allegation that he is is behind the story of the texas senator's alleged extra marital affairs. >>> still ahead, temple one step close tore getting a new football stadium, big deal that is moving that project along. >>> researchers have discovered changing up your diet may not only help you lose weight but help improve your sleep quality, as well. i'm all ears, tell he about this. >> help me. team recruited 44 adults to participate in the four month diet, weight loss program have ate a diet with the recommended amount of protein. other half ate a die wet higher amounts of protein. along with dropping weight group that ate more protein happened to sleep better, chris murphy this research adds sleep quality to the list of the positive outcomes of a higher protein in take. >> it might be atkins diet which is all protein. >> yes. >> bunch of steaks, vege

he said the dnc treated him unfairly. >> i couldn't disagree with him more. we've been neutral and fair. it's my responsibility to run this primary and be fair too the candidates. we're looking forward to pporting whoever ends up as our nominee. >> thank you very muh. back to you guys in the studio. >>> a big night with bag debate. couple of days. actually, tomorrow at the university of miami. >>> at least conditions are quiet outside. breezy. rain free. od news there. we could see an isolated shower on sunday, but just isolated. >> politics not the only reason want >>> breaking news tonight, a deadly flood emergency. tens of millions in the path. evacuations under way right now. tonight high water rescues and the natitial guard has been deployed. going for a knockout. donald trump says he's looking to take out his rivals once and for all as pressure mounts on marco rubio. what he's telling us exclusively. plus, the bernie sanders shocker. high anxiety. how was a man wanted for attempted murder able to fly across the country, taken down by white house. >>> ta

campaign, i mean, it's no secret they were okay only having six debates and okay with that and the dnc was okay with that, but as we saw sanders build momentum, had the big win in new hampshire, there was an understanding there there needed to be more debates and the debate will be a lot different than the other debates that we've had so far. look we're here for a reason. if anybody, just turn off your tv, after the show, go and turn on your faucet, turn it off, realize you cannot use your water. >> imagine that. feels worse, not to compare the two -- >> katrina. >> katrina. the water's right there. this has gone on longer, happening since 2014. here we are in 2016. the water is there for you to drink and use but you can't use it, and the folks here are getting huge water bills from the water company, they're still having to pay water bills but can't use the water. it's really insulting, in a way. >> david -- >> what i think is so important about the debate tonight, what's so important about the timing of this tragedy in flint, whether you are conservative or liberal, republican or dem

the dnc has a big problem here. all the media wants to talk about are the problems on the g.o.p.when bernie's supporters don't have any place to go? >> how do we interpret the enthusiasm gap? republicans up 30% 40%, 50%? >> well, the republican side we have an exciting race, right? we have donald trump, we have senator ted cruz, representing pure conservatism. we've got marco rubio. and more of the establishment. >> who is more electable? trump or cruz? >> i don't know. very to play the answer to that if we get to a two man race. if it is donald trump versus cruz, we can decide when might be more electable. i think they both have strengths going into a general. we're talking about all of the excitement on the g.o.p. side. wait until drama breaks on the democratic side. you and i talked about this. i put out this theory where i do think there is a negotiation going on between barack obama and hillary. but i think the fbi probe is the most important one on of all. >> all the evidence of this guy getting an agreement to testify tells me one, they've got a grand jury in place, and tw

this is where i felt it was important to come in, to resign from the dnc, set aside that neutral ground and to endorse senator sanders to be able to help make very clear and inform the american people about this stark contrast between our two democratic candidates for the presidency and particularly as it relates to secretary clinton having a record and positions that will take us into a future that will include more intervention, maura sheem change and contrasting that with senator sanders, his report and his position finding against those who threaten the united states and stopping the regime change that have cost our country so much and inrikted our ability to rebuild our nations here at home. >> i have to ask one strategic question in terms of the way the democratic primary is being fought. the timing of your endorsement is a real boost to senator sanders. but the thing that's going on right now in the democratic primary is that senator sanders, despite all the money that he's got and the big crowds that he turns out and the big appeal of his message, he's done so much better than p

as you can see 120 days away from dnc. even though sanders had a good day yesterday, he still faces an uphill battle in the delegate count. clinton leads with 1672 delegates, sanders has 994. whoever gets 2383 wins the democratic nomination. now to the republican side of things. donnell trump is on top with 752 delegates. ted cruz in second with 470 and john kasich rounds out the field with 143. the republicans who get 1237 delegates wins his party's nomination. >>> and for complete coverage of 2016, you can -- we'll give you information about the primaries in our area and update delegate counts. be sure top tap the nbc 10 app, it's a free one. >>> bernard's sanders and john kasich join moderator chuck todd on "meet the press." it comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> you sign it every time you see your doctor. it's a hipaa form. it's designed to protect your medical information. one privacy advocate is not buying it. we'll discuss why she says signing the form is a big mistake. >> hipaa form is really a decept

i had the opportunity to sit down earlier@ today with the head of the dnc debbie wasserman-shultz. this is what she had to say. >> it's a vulgar slug fest that even marco rubio was embarrassed because his children were handled it. this is a campaign for the presidency of the unit states, and our candidates are taking voters seriously. the republican candidates are really engaged in some reality show slug fest that disrespects voters. >> reporter: now here's a look at the latest democratic delegate count. hillary clinton has surpapaed 1200 delegates, more than double what bernrn sanders has right now. there are still 3,000 delegates up for grabs. 2,383 delegates are needed for the democratic nomination. debbie wasserman disasreed with bernie sanders that some of the debates were set up to benefit hillary clinton's campaign. the what were the democratic candidatete up to after last night's big debate? we go back to the studio. >>> another day of campaigning who have an eye on our winner take all primary next tuesday. the democratic presidential candidates spent another day in the sun

and she left the dnc committee in order to endorse sanders. >> a rising star in the democratic partyman from hawaii. very, very impressive veteran. she left her position to support bernie sanders. she is young and signals a lot of where the youth of this democratic party is. >> they are not with the clintons. they want someone new. someone different. >> i'm actually surprised. i thought that was a very bold move of the representative. >> it was and sort of a microcosm of what's going on with the republicans. there is a big divide there with a new generation coming in. and have a new speaker of the house and i think that you see that in the democratic side, too. it's moving a little slower. definitely happening. >> but, for the life of me, i still don't -- i can't understand how hillary clinton can'tÑ% even put a spotlight on senator bernie sanders lack of record and that doesn't have any impact. she is on the run with him. >> she is not a natural candidate like her husband. she did admit that. >> it doesn't take a lot to say what you have done on capitol hill? you have been there sin

our campaign indicated through the dnc we're perfectly willing to debate in april. >> new york is on the table? >> yes. there is going to be a debate. >> not a forum, but an actual debate, standard issue debate. >> like we've had several so far. >> new york city. >> new york state. >> anxious how they are to do it here, are you willing to bend to that? i know there are other options, but are you, if they do new york, all he do new york, or subject of debate? >> i think they're going to have to work together to figure out dates and locations. we've said that we're willing to do new york as well as other options. also other important states voti voting, pennsylvania, where the sanders campaign will need to do well in. but she is perfectly willing to debate in new york, among other places, so if they can find a mutually agreeable date in the next couple of weeks, it could happen. >> is there any downside to debating in new york? >> no, i don't think so. >> so you're happy to do it? >> sure. >> i would like to offer it right here, a good spot. >> good temperature. >> we have four chairs

in violation of dnc rules. clinton took part in the 2008 michigan primary, barack obama did not. and this set off a firestorm at the end of the campaign as clinton supporters desperately tried to get michigan's hillary delegates to count. one new york supporter of clinton's 2008 campaign was caught on tape saying this at a rules committee meeting at the time. >> where are you from? >> new york city. hillary state. the best nominee that's possible. and the democrats are throwing the election away. for what? an inadequate black male? >> that was the late harriet christian and joining me now is mildred gattous from radio one detroit. you were here yesterday and reminded us of this sort of insane thing that was going on after around the michigan primary in 2008. does that still have reverberations in michigan among democratic voters today? >> well, understand that i think first we have to understand the reason behind it. this was an effort on behalf of then-governor jennifer granholm and some other higher ups in th

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we are twice as big as the dnc.: how is your money going into -- reince: it goes directly into funding the mechanics, the ground game, the data operation. we have far more. if anybody wants to look this up and check the rnc versus dnc fundraising, it is not even close. unfortunately the dnc is not our competition. our competition is hillary clinton, that machine, and they built their program differently. they built it around a candidate. barack obama built his data operation in chicago around barack obama. we built hours around republican national committee that one of the candidates plugs into. there is no option. there is no entity going to find a ground operation. that someone is going to plug into. the candidates are not funding a national ground operation right now. they are worried about what is going to happen. who was doing the work? the republican national committee. we need to be successful. [applause] sean: i can predict with certainty everything, and you know what the game plan of the democrats -- you kn

we are now 120 days away from the dnc right here in philadelphia. >>> even though sanders had a gooday yesterday, he still faces an uphill battle in the delegate count. clinton leads with 1672 delegates. sanders has 994. whoever gets 2383 delegates wins the democratic nomination. and in the republican race for president, voters will not get their next chance to cast ballots until a week from tuesday in wisconsin. let's take a look at the gop delegate count now. donald trump is leading with 752 delegates. ted cruz is in second place with 470 and john kasich rounds out the field with 143. a total of 1237 delegates clinches the nomination. >>> the feud between gop front-runner donald trump and ted cruz is still boiling. yesterday trump again denied having anything to do with the tabloid story accusing cruz of extramarital affairs. cruz called the story trash. trump is also on the defense for sharing this unflattering photo of cruz's wife next to his own wife, venting on twitter the media is so after me on women. >>> before your complete decision 2016 coverage including information about

. >> run dnc. how about this one? hillin' like a villain. this is really popular. hillary. this is racy. but hillary rod dam. >> msnbc political reporter jane timm is here. >> good morning. >> those are going to be collectors items. >> i know. >> if you put those up on ebay those are gone in no time flat. i want to go over to the war of words over the wives, donald trump/ted cruz, it's gotten so nasty. almost sounds like they're headed to the ok corral. >> i mean this is another completely invented controversy. >> i wanted to ask you that, because people are saying is it all for show? >> i mean, it certainly looks like it about earned media. this ad was never done by ted cruz or anyone supporting ted cruz. it was done by somebody who was opposing donald trump. this ad of melania using a nude photo shoot she had done when she was a model. sort of smearing her a little bit, but it wasn't about ted cruz. there are people who are aligned with ted cruz and donald trump used it to blame ted cruz for this. and just sort of get into this attack on his wife. >> so do you th

the magnitude 2.4 earthquake hit outside dnc though. so far, no damage. it happened a little after 9:30. geoff: super tuesday has arrived. 12 states, hundreds of delegates and candidates coping to stay in the race. allyson: an upstate teacher resigned after a complaint of a: he wrote. geoff: a beautiful day. dale: 73 yesterday. geoff: it was great and out the drop off. dale: today is still mild but we are talking about super tuesday and may be stormy tuesday for several states. action going on in arkansas. we will see that front, the cold front marching across our region this afternoon and into the evening. that is only start to see showers and thunderstorms from it, but 30's and the 40's in the mountains and they will reach the 60, 61 mark. though to upper 40's in the upstate will climb to the mid-60's. one more warm day in the behind that front, cooler temperatures for tomorrow. wind is liked right now, and we will see that chance of showers around 4:00 and on. 66 for the upstate, 61 in the mountains and windy with

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democratic strategist and former dnc councilmember is here shed life on the left. want to know from you -- ladies in black. is this the death of the party? everyone moving toward a contested convention and moving away from the pledge? >> it's developing it was dead already, i think. the fact that you had donald trump who in that town hall yesterday sounds a lot like a big old liberal. the fact thate is still leading in the delegate count and he talks about what is the role of gotter than national security. healthcare. or education. or housing. i think it's the government's job to make sure everybody owns a home. but i think you are seeing such a fracture. that this is the kind of easter bunny that's been broken. he's an individualist. do you think he's trying to kill the party? >> on one side i think he's trying to break down the party because he is bringing in a whole new group of people who have been abandoned by the democrats and republicans, the working class white people who have never voted before. you talk about trump sounding like more similarities. do you

about 715 in the democratic party, 20 are governors, 46 i democratic senators, 436 dnc members including chairs and vice chair is of each state's democratic party and others. that is how you get to that. among those superdelegates, the congressman from texas, how are you doing? >> of pleasure to be with you. neil: i know you are not necessarily committed as a superdelegate for hillary clinton to vote for her. there were superdelegates the last go around originally with hillary clinton who moved across to then senator obama up. that does give hillary clinton a formidable edge, doesn't it? >> yes it does. i was committed to her in 2008, didn't switch over to barack obama. i am committed to hillary clinton now. neil: i can see, congressman, if you have superdelegates, recognize governors, democratic governors, democratic congressman, i am not keen that they could artificially put a candidate over the top but what gives me the heebie-jeebies, 436 of the superdelegates are dnc party types. -- what do you think? >> basically when the rules were written they were trying to find a balance to mak

joining me now, conservative radio talk show host, larry elder and former dnc wester states director,noza. all right, larry, what is your take on the results from last night? >> when i still feel it's trump's race to lose. i think if mitt romney gets his way and kasich remains in the race and possibly takes ohio and rubio possibly takes florida, then, we have a broken convention. and you think the base is bad now, imagine what happens if trump comes through with the delegates? this is a race down to donald trump and cruz and if i want to try to stop donald trump i would urge kasich and rubio to drop out. they're not going to do it and it's going to be a long slog. >> how does rubio get up every importanting and say i still have a shot. he won one state. is he delusional? >> well, it takes a lot of vanity to run for office. and maybe he can take it. the only hope he has if there is a broken convention. that is what these guys are hoping for. >> ed, what is your take on the democratic side? >> you're looking at caucuses right now. it's not the same as primary. i just don't think the rac

. >> the head of the dnc and she won't shut up about trump's manhood.f it is so offensive why are you running around the country saying it. >> we don't talk about womb -- womanhood. >> some do. >> they say sexed up martians are running world. you said this guy said the president needs to take a lie detector test, but he was trying to get a message to the president. those two things are not incompatible. here is the message she was trying to get to obama. i want to thank you for your sacrifice to this country. it is upsetting to hear the things you do. i suppose you have no other choice. i hope you don't take their threats too seriously. everything is a game to them. i hope they stop humiliating you. >> brag about it. these are cocky, sex-craved martians. >> i printed it all out and read it. i knew most of it all right. already. >> we now know what area 51 is used for. it is an area sex dungeon. >> it is nothing but an air force testing ground. i'm kidding. >> this story gave us the out of context moment. can you roll that? >> the vatican is filled with

the dnc tried to rig these debates. i really feel sorry for joe benson's virginie years.e ought to look at the other party. one guy is a sleaze, the other is a liar, and they are arguing over whose wife wears combat boots. mark: every clinton surrogate on television today came more and sadness than in anger of sanders' negativity in the ads. they think it will not only debate in new york, but they are trying to kill the debates. the main reason i think the sanders campaign will probably win this and force brooklyn's hand is when you have a debate about debates, the cited the presses for -- the side the press is for usually wins. the press would love a gotham city showdown between these two. al: what is the idea against the debate? the idea that the campaign has gotten to negative is nonsense. i think she will relent, sooner rather than later. mark: let bill o'reilly be the moderator. [laughter] trump, cruz, and the twitter. ♪ mark: not living under a rock or in north korea? you probably know that donald trump likes doing phone interviews, or phoners. it is no surprise tha

the right going after dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz.writes this: far worse is the chaos and destruction that she is leading not just her party, but our country towards. radical left-wing politics that are sure to impoverish and endanger america. ed is with us right now. you know, ed, that's really strong stuff. i mean, you think that's merited? to ruin the country? really? >> you bet. you bet. if you speak to some of the people who actually live in her congressional district, who have transplanted from cuba or venezuela, they know what long-term socialism does and shortage lines and bread lines and whatever else. the bottom line is that, you know, look, why does the democratic voter only have one alternative to hillary clinton? if she loses this fbi primary and she's indicted or something tragic happens as you discussed in the previous segment, you're left with the sole alternative of senator sanders. and who is a devout socialist. why did that happen? that happened because the leadership of the dnc, debbie wasserman-schultz, put her ha