emanuel sanders one of the latter tweeting out to play along this guy for the past twoaers has been a blessing. it's a huge reason why i have had so much success. this is my teammate, my friend and my brother. i'm forever grateful. and j.j. watt took to twitter. it was an honor and a privilege, peyton. hashtag farewellsheriff. most of the talking has been done on twitter. not david bruton he is still in town and we tracked him down. >> for me personally it's more what he did on the field for sure. he definitely is a leader in everything that he does. so he's very respectable individual. highly touted athlete, a star. but somebody that you can always talk to and help elevate yourself personally as well and as well as professionally. >> believe it or not, there is more to sports this sunday than just peyton manning's retirement. like the nuggets. yes, it's true. denver hosting dallas today. all they had to do was in bounce the ball for the hat trick. denver got the steal and we're going to overtime for a second straight game. denver lost in ot to brooklyn. but tonight was their night. t

emanuel sanders one of the latter tweeting out to play along this guy for the past twoaers has been a blessing. it's a huge reason why i have had so much success. this is my teammate, my friend and my brother. i'm forever grateful. and j.j. watt took to twitter. it was an honor and a privilege, peyton. hashtag farewellsheriff. most of the talking has been done on twitter. not david bruton he is still in town and we tracked him down. >> for me personally it's more what he did on the field for sure. he definitely is a leader in

emanuel sanders. and brandon marshall. peyton touched so many teammates. and they all said they made him better. >> let's listen in. >> support staff. welcome. this is an historic day for the denver broncos and the national football league. it is also a day of reflection and celebration. as we recognize everything that peyton manning did to our organization. now we were fortunate to experience peyton's impact for just a small part, only four seasons of his magnificent 18- year nfl career. but what a special memorable and remarkable time in our history that has been. in this very room, four years introduced peyton after john elway had signed him as a free agent from the colts. pat talked about how fortunate his organization was, to now have two hall of fame quarterbacks, pat said at the time, our goal has always been to win super bowls, and peyton gives us a chance to win another world championship. right about that. when peyton was on his visit, i had a chance to meet with him. he came by my office. and on a white board, in my office at the time was a rend

sanders? >> well, rahm emanuel, with all due respect to the mayor, is not terribly popular right now, even in cago much less down state. so i think bernie sanders for solid political reasons has decided to run against emanuel as much as hillary. that's the source of that. but remember hillary was born in illinois. she has a lot of strong support there but illinois is fairly competitive. it's not like florida which is heavily for clinton or north carolina for clinton. that one is competitive along with missouri and ohio on the democratic side. >> larry, buck, julian, thanks so much for-to-all of you, appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> marco rubio a very busy man today. he had five events scheduled in his home state in florida. we'll look at his chances of beating donald trump next. o fee. ...at your core. trubiotics a probiotic from one a day naturally helps support both your digestive and immune health by combining... ... two types of good bacteria. trubiotics. be true to your health. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit

rahm emanuel has become the focus of the illinois primary. he is supporting hillary clinton . bernie sanders says even if he wins the nomination, he does not want rahm emanuel's support. louis, also go to st. than to florida, where 10% of the adult population cannot vote because they have a felony conviction. nearly one in four black adults is disenfranchised. >> in florida when a person is disenfranchised, they are basically stripped of their citizenship for life. amy: we will speak with the president of florida writes -- the florida rights coalition. afterdisenfranchised serving his time. all that and more coming up. to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. donald trump is forced to cancel a rally at the university of illinois chicago friday after thousands of people staged anti-trump protests inside and outside the venue. after trump canceled the event, scuffles broke out. five people were arrested. one trump supporter was for the salute.ing a nazi in st. louis at least 31 people were arrested friday, and on saturday, and dayton, ohio, charged a security barricade. t

sanders' strategy, trying to win illinois by tying clinton to chicago's mayor rahm emanuel, unpopular with some african-americans after a controversial police shooting. emanuel, a former top white house aide to bill clinton has endorsed hillary. >> rahm emanuel right now is radioactive. sanders in illinois is exploiting the same disenchantment with anything deemed vaguely establishment. >> reporter: perhaps tonight's biggest prize, ohio. sanders hammering clinton for her longtime support for free trade deals. >> i proudly stood with the workers secretary clinton stood with the big money interests. >> reporter: clinton respond. was nafta a mistake? >> you know, i think that you'll have to ask the experts who say on balance some people were helped. some people were hurt. if clinton were to lose the midwest to sanders, she would still be far ahead of him in delegates, but he would get a huge boost in momentum and in online contributions as he vows to keep this race going all the way to the convention. lester? >> andrea mitchell tonight, andrea, thanks very much. want to bring in our poli

emanuel for not endorsing me. i do not want his support. i do not want the endorsement of a mayor who is shutting down school after school. amy: that is democratic presidential hopeful bernie sandersstopping short for calling for mayor rahm emanuel to resign. mayor is a key figure in national politics as a top aide to president obama before he ran for mayor. he was a congressman before then. we are staying in chicago, where jesus "chuy"by garcia. he is the cook county commissioner for it and with us in chicago is veronica morris moore. organizing the #buy and the campaign coming commanding against the reelection of anita alvarez, cook county attorney. chuy garcia, it is good to have you back. can you talk about why rahm emanuel is so significant in the democratic presidential race right now? emanuelviously, rahm represents the 1%. powerful and the the connections to wall street in chicago, and someone who's the city inut tremendous crisis as it relates to criminal justice and as it relates to the chicago neighborhoods while the city has -- is in the shadow of the shiny downtown area. the mayor is quite unpopular in chicago, has a very low approval ating, and many people feel secon

is calculated to link that unpopularity toward rahm emanuel to hillary clinton. >> we have bernie sandersth chuy garcia, who i know he's chuy, but he ran against rahm emanuel in the last mayoral race, is he popular enough to start to pull over some support to bernie sanders in the community of people of color? >> i think so. and one thing, yes, chuy garcia, cook county commissioner, ran against rahm emanuel, lost in a historic first ever run-off election to rahm emanuel, but still retains substantial popularity. in fact, garcia was endorsed by sanders for mayor, and garcia has actually not only in chicago, but he's played a national surrogate role for bernie sanders' campaign. >> and lastly, does the district attorney race, because we know that anita alvarez is very punp as well. is that race going to draw a lot of volume to the polls? >> i think so. i mean, the u.s. attorney's race, or pardon me, the cook county state's attorney's race is a very important factor here. anita alvarez, the two-term incumbent, is being challenged mainly by kim foxx, the former chief of staff of cook county w

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emanuel. [crowd boos] sen. sanders: so, let me say -- thank rahm emanuel for not endorsing me! [applause] sen. sanders: i don't want the endorsement of a mayor who is shutting down school after school. [applause] sen. sanders: and there is another difference between secretary clinton and myself on a very, very important issue. that has impacted the entire country and especially the midwest. and that is our disastrous trade policies that have cost us millions of decent paying jobs. [applause] sen. sanders: now, when i was elected for congress in 1991, i what these trade agreements were about. not complicated. theseate america wrote agreements with china for a simple reason. they want to shut down factories in the united states of america, not pay workers here a living wage -- [crowd boos] sen. sanders: and then take their factories to mexico, china , exploit the people there and bring their products back into this country. [crowd boos] 2001, weers: since have lost almost 60,000 factories in america. not all of it attributable to trade, but a lot of it. we have lost millions of jo

sanders up. and what has emerged here is pretty fascinating. you have rahm emanuel, the mayor of chicago, who was re-elected just a short time ago, being very unpopular in this city and him becoming a lightning rod in the race between sanders and clinton. sanders has been using rahm emanuel, running ads in chicago about his mayoralty. bragging that he's not been endorsed by him. saying if rahm emanuel tried to endorse him, he would reject the endorsement. and layer on top of that, you have a fascinating grassroots movement here, trying to unseat the prosecutor. that, of course, alvarez, the woman who held on to that laquan mcdonald investigation for over a year until the tape was released and she announced the indictment. we just talked to t woman who's running against anita alvarez. she's galvanized this grassroots left. the same folks at that rally on friday night protesting. the same folks who have been calling and canvassing for bernie sanders and this insurgent. this huge culmination of rahm emanuel grassroots activism playing out on election day here. >> chris

despite winning caucuses in kansas, nebraska, and maine over the weekend, sanders has yet to win a large delegate-rich state. mike emanuelth the sanders campaign in miami. mike? >> well, bret, good evening to you. bernie sanders has rallied in front of 3800 supporters here in miami, already looking ahead to the critical florida primary next week. his campaign felt like it had cut into hillary clinton's lead in michigan, but nobody was willing to say to us for sure that he would win michigan tonight. they did feel like they would pick up delegates and were hopeful, obviously. as for mississippi, no surprise that he lost there. they know that hillary clinton has been very strong in the deep south. so they are turning the page to florida where bernie sanders will invest a lot of time and energy tonight beings tomorrow, and thursday. he is going to work on the latino vote. he is going to work on the senior voted. as for ohio, his campaign has taken the secretary of state to court there. the secretary of state says 17-year-olds who are 18 by november will not be able to vote in the primary. sanders needs the youth vote, so th

supporters say that's because of her close ties to the mayor of chicago, rahm emanuel, who's quite unpopular in chicago right now. sanders rahm emanuel and featuring the candidate who ran against him in the primary. clinton can't credibly distance herself from rahm emanuel and can't embrace rahm emanuel, so do you think this is smart politics by sanders or is it unfair? >> well i think it's unfair. but this is the same sanders who said he would not go negative. here's a guy who's supposed to be this wonderful, honest hard-working guy. i'm not going to go negative i'm not going to do this and he's done all the things he said he wouldn't do. now, is rahm emanuel fair game? he may be. but i don't know what his actions have to do with the presidential election. >> i'm assuming that hillary clinton you think will win ohio tomorrow. why do you support her? >> i support her because i believe very very strongly that she is the best candidate on either side of the aisle to be the president of the united states. when you look at their histories, people's history is a very good barometer about what they will do in the future. if yo

sanders and still win the night on delegates. ohio and illinois. first, the illinois stuff, there is a subplot here. mayor of chicago, rahm emanuel, so unpopular. sanders has been attacking him. she could lose chicago and that's why she could lose illinois. which is a state he won. he's definitely in comfortable shape. this is the pivotal one, in ohio. moementum wise, if he wins 3 of 5, there's the sense of, look at this. after michigan, winning big states. even if he loses the night on delegates, the next seven contests, bernie sanders could win all seven and the momentum could get serious and she could be in trouble. >> where would be her best chance to gain momentum back or get back on track? >> it'll take a month. you have t wait until april, pennsylvania, new york, connecticut, maryland. it could be a while. arizona and utah next week, she could lose both. that's why tonight, she needs to win ohio and illinois to truly put this race away. >> what i take away, ohio, ohio, ohio, on both sides. >> yes. >> chuck, thank you. >>> let's turn to major news out of washington and a first for the nfl. a high-ranking, league official acknowledging a li

sanders spent the day looking for votes and alumni. he sat down for breakfast with city leaders including chicago mayor rahm emanuel who has ties to sanders opponent hillary clinton. sanders is banking on a win in illinois tonight. meanwhile hillary clinton made another stop in north carolina to the democratic candidate spoke to supporters at a high school in raleigh this afternoon afternoon. last night in the queen city thousands turned out to see clinton at the grady cole center. for the first-time north carolina voters have to show photo i.d. to cast a ballot. there has been a lot of debate on both sides of this issue read >> like it or not this was the first time when he rode into the polls and nearly everyone has an opinion on it. >> there are some people that do not have a photo i.d.. >> i think it's important to have an i.d.. >> at think its negative and it's unnecessary and in some ways malicious. >> i'm definitely for it but if you need an i.d. to get into a bar or a movie literally anything. regardless of opinion here is what actually happens if you don't have i.d.. but you still want to vote. >> we are we are not going to turn

sanders' team was hoping for a stronger performance out of cook county. in just a few minutes, the person who is going to address the crowd, he ran and challenged rahm emanuel from the left, mayor of chicago. he was someone no one in the democratic party would touch except for bernie sanders. in his run here in illinois, bernie sanders ran ads on the local air against rahm emanuel, tried to channel the anger against rahm emanuel, who has about an 18% approval rate in the city of chicago rate. and with all that, he's still only -- only came 8% behind hillary clinton in cook county. so they were hoping for a better number out of cook county, particularly with all the activation there has been around rahm emanuel, police brutality, the protests that happened on friday night. so i think that is disappointing. at this point, it's hard to see how they make up those 40,000 votes they are still lacking as we get down to the final margins here. >> chris hayes for us in chicago at that bernie sanders' field office. chris, you just went through that moment when the people behind you realized they were on tv and made things very difficult for you. you handled that well

courting voters in chicago, sanders went after embattled mayor rahm emanuel, calling for clinton to reject his endorsement. >> i think he has done a very bad job. >> reporter: the candidates are making an all-out push. crisscrossing the key states and sanders is spending big in the midwest, especially in ohio, where he's hoping to pull off another surprise upset. >> ohio has the opportunity to lead this country forward. >> reporter: clinton is feeling confident in florida where she has a double-digit lead in several polls. >> thank you so much, tampa! >> and mary joins us now. all eyes on ohio before this tuesday primary and now a judge has ruled that some 17-year-olds will be able to cast a vote, so, mary, is the bernie sanders' team hoping this gives them a leg up? >> absolutely, cecilia, 17-year-olds here in ohio will be able to vote in tuesday's primary, so long as they're 18 come general election day in november. this is a big win for bernie sanders who has so far had young voters' support. >>> we want to move on to historic flooding along the gulf. tonight, flash flood watches and wa

. >>> bernie sanders is not popular with black and progressive voters. mayor of the city of chicago, i don't want mayor emanuel's endorsement if i win the democratic nomination. >> the organizers of the chicago violence were bernie sanders fans it was said by trump. >>> little sunshine and more clouds and rain chances are knocking on the door and i'll talk about the timing and how mother nature is sending warm temperatures our way. >>> thanks, a teen on vacation gets made fun of for lugging around junk, but his discovery is making international headlines. >>> half-dozen people killed in an avalanche and why they were thrills. >>> a heartbreaking diagnosis how one little girl is seeing if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution a

remember, bernie sanders has made mayor emanuel the issue in this campaign as much if not more than secretarynton. we'll see how he does in the city of chicago proper. the tiny suburbs on the lake, lake county. see hillary clinton with a decent lead there right now. we're very early on. got almost nothing coming in there. pop over and look at the early missouri results. again, just 2% of the vote. in those other battleground states, hillary clinton won big in florida, up way big. very tradition way the vote is coming in in north carolina as well. see this is her part of the campaign. the question is, early results have hillary clinton leading in the other three big prizes but we got some votes to count. >> got a clean sweep throughout the south for hillary clinton especially now that she has won north carolina. we projected that. we projected florida for her as well. anderson, back to you. >> paul begala is a supporter of hillary clinton. how have you seen the night shape up so far? >> so far where hillary has won in the past, she's won big. where senator sanders has won, he's won tight. look

staff, but the latest shooting scandal, juwan mcdonald, sanders supporters have made an issue out of this. a lot of hard feelings about rahm emanuel. and this is apparently been a drag on hillary clinton, we're going to find that when the exit polling comes out. >> in terms of that point of to see bernie sanders making it an absolute foreground image in terms of what he stands for in illinois, compared to secretary clinton. is that something that plays only in chicago, or is that something that is going to have resonance for people throughout illinois? >> it's going to be resonance in cook on which is where the most of the democratic votes are in the state. in chicago, people have long memories, it's like political alzheimer's, where you forget everything but the grudges, a lot of hard feelings arrange this mcdonald case, the horrendous homicide race that we have had in chicago in recent years, all of this has been bearing badly on clinton's campaign, i think. i can't help but wonder if that's the reason why she made her announcement earlier before illinois's votes came in. because there's still a question over who's going to win

a lot of democrats believe rahm emanuel backlash is helping rnie sanders there. we're going to get to the democratic race later, but we're ing to start with the

clinton has three home states, arkansas, and illinois and all of a sudden bernie sanders started playing the rahm emanuels that seem to be effective? or is this specific to this city? >> i don't know if it can be rahmyed elsewhere but emanuel's approval numbers are so atrocious, especially with black voters and he has endorsed hillary clinton. hillary has said that she has his back and has confidence in him as a mayor, but because of the police shootings, the school budget crises, rahm emanuel is an especially bad trouble with black voters and they will be a special part of the democratic electorate. road heder if done the can deal with the fact that she has all of these endorsements. i wonder if they will set this president -- precedent of going after these people who have endorsed. could that work elsewhere? >> possibly if there are controversial figures done the road who are as close to clinton as she is to rahm emanuel. >> i will ask about florida because i always ask about florida. if the polls are correct and trump doesn't just win, but wins big. what is that about? was thoughtjeb bush to have a st

a lot of democrats believe rahm emanuel backlash is helping bernie sanders there. we're going to get to the democratic race later, but we're going to start with the republicans and the republican front-runner donald trump. mr. trump, welcome back to "meet the press," sir. >> good morning. >> i got to start with what's been happening over the last 48 to 72 hours. do you accept any responsibility whatsoever for the escalated tension that takes place at your rallies? >> well, i think if anything a lot of people have praised me for canceling the one rally. we had 25,000 people coming, we got a lot of them not to come through notice. and the rest of them we canceled because we had disrupters out there. they weren't really protesters, they were disrupters, like professionals. they had bernie sanders signs all over the place and made by bernie sanders people. these were professionally made signs. and rather than going, which i could have done pretty easily, i you would have had an awfully big riot and a lot of people would have been hurt. and i've been given a lot of cred

mike emanuel standing by, where bernie sanders is hoping a magic when will translate nationally. jo lin kent falling apple hearings on capitol hill over cracking open the iphone of the dead terrorists. lori rothman on the floor of the stock exchange on what is driving this rally but first we begin with connell mcshane. everyone says everything is bigger in texas even with the presidential primary, candidates charging full speed ahead in to sittuesday in a first post to coast battle for delegates. a few select folks stand out as crown jewels for the republicans. 595 delegates at stake with donald trump holding a commanding lead in several states but perhaps the most prized state of all is texas, will hand out a massive 155 delegates. that it is where comic flat stick to his flag in houston where ted cruz badly needs a lone star victory. >> already knows it, the thing about 155 delegates is they need be split up with the way delegate rules work in texas, ted cruz needs a win. he would love the big win because the margin matters that is in to the argument he made when we caught up w