he is energized by his victory in wisconsin and looking ahead to the new york primary. >> i'm so encouraged after what was a terrific victory yesterday in wisconsin. it was a turning point, i believe, in this entire election. it culminated four states in a row in the last two weeks where we have beaten donald trump over and over again. >> reporter: as you take a live look at the trump rally a few hours from starting, we can tell you governor john kasich is taking a break from the campaign trail. he's in his home state of ohio delivers the state of the state tonight. he's expected tomorrow at a brooklyn town hall that's all about veterans. folks continue to file in here. again, more than 10,000 people expected inside. outside now. what's the scene out there less than two hours now before this rally begins? >> reporter: chuck, as you can see, we're standing in the middle of several dozen trump protesters who have gathered here in advance of tonight's rally. they're chanting dump trump among other things. police have set up what they call free speech zones here outside the rally site. they're

on the republican side, exit polls show only 39% said the primaries had energized the party, while nearlyn the republican side said the primary process had divided the party. that divide can be felt in the senate as some republican leaders seem anxious about the down-ballot effects of a trump nothing nation. the gop nominee could make all the difference whether republicans keep or close their slim senate majority this fall. cornell, there are a bunch of vulnerable republicans in cycle, in the senate, it's set up to be a decent year for democrats no matter what happens atop the ticket. what do we know about the candidate at the top of the ticket affecting those races? >> well, i'm going to be a little contrarian here in listening to your last segment. i think democrats are putting far too much hope in the idea that we can simply galvanize core democratic base voters around hatred or dislike or unfavorables toward trump. i think that's fool's gold. young voters, for example. we do really well when young voters make up a larger swath of the electorate than do seniors and bernie sanders is ab

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has this process energized your party or divided your party? overwhelmingly democrats in new york watching this campaign, they say it has energized the party, not divided it. same question to republicans. what has this campaign done to your party? 39% say either in jized the republican party, nearly 60% say it's divided the republican party. as we look past the primary process to the general election, those are numbers that could be very significant there. especially if that's true outside of new york as well. >> that's fascinating. i would expect that both parties would say this has been an energizing process only because new york voters never matter. they never have a primary that matters. it's been a generation since it mattered on the republican side, arguably on the democratic side, you'd think they would both say, i feel energized because it counts whether or not i vote. to see such a dramatic split like that that's just remarkable. >> and what it speaks to, we have other numbers we can show you as the night goes on. on the republican sid

the issues that energize, securing the border, keeping the country safe, bringing back jobs. those issues are right at the heart of our campaign. i believe if i earn a majority of the delegates in cleveland, that we are going to be able to continue to energize and unite those trump supporters and get them to come out and vote. >> the short question, short answer. so you think you can reach his supporters and energize them without necessarily his full support for you in cleveland? >> listen, i certainly hope so. there is no doubt in a contested convention, that's something you naturally worry about, having divisions in the party. we're going to have to work hart at continuing to unite the party. one sign that is encouraging, you look at the 17 republican candidates who started this race, five of them are in -- are supporting my campaign now. we've been endorsed by rick perry, lindsey graham, jeb bush, scott walker, carly fiorina. that is indicative of the republican party uniting, and each of those, you know, was fighting vigorously against me. and yet part of the reason we we

more than 70% of the democrats say this has energized our party. only 24% say it's divided. look at numbers on the republican side. this is pennsylvania only. 39% say it's energized them and nearly 60% say it's divided them. parties reacting differently to what they are watching. >> back to nicole wallace. that's the nicole wallace effect right there. >> if you did pundi to the best of my recollection wisd -- pund wisdom, that's what people say. let's go back to chuck todd. >> thank you. if you're upset at how the voting laws work, we can blame old fashioned urban machine politics from 30, 40, 50 years ago where they wanted to do all that straight ticket business and they did want to make it hard for new voters to show up and participate. these new ones augought to get of the laws. pennsylvania, you guys are causing us so many headaches here trying to understand this process. how's this played itself out? >> it's complete chaos. i was talking to somebody who is a long time republican leader out in cumberland county. he's running for delegate. he was out campaigning and he re

enough, may not be energized enough to go to the polls. they may just stay at home because they love bernie so much and they dislike her so much. >> it's not only that they dislike her. they're not enthusiastic about her. she may be likeable enough to them but not likeable enough to get them to go to the polls in november, particularly young voters. >> if that happens, that means president trump for her. >> i'll let you say that. >> just saying. thank you. i appreciate it. frank rich. >>> up next, trump says cruz is mathematically eliminated from getting the gop nomination. now he is just a spoiler. but cruz insists no one, including trump, will have enough delegates to get the nomination before the convention. but who's right? we'll discuss. [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ each day is a game of chance. feels like i wanted to put the odds in my favor. so my doctor told me about botox®, an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with c

ernie: he energized everybody. the fans, the team. incredible. russ: more importantly, even his teammates. everybody is energized. that was their 10th win in 12 games. they're really rocking and rolling. russ: here's an interesting point. i don't know if you remember it because it was back on april 13th, this is the triple that granderson hit last night, the winning run. on april 13th, if you recall, the mets beat the marlins 2 to 1 following a four-game losing streak. myself and the guys in the sports office were saying what's everybody complaining about? the post-game show, the papers, everybody, talk radio the next day, because terry collins said after the game he viewed it as a must win because he wanted to -- ernie: sure. russ: everybody was killing him for panicking. why are you panicking? here's the story. since he did that, including that victory, the team is 10 and 2. ernie: got a message out there. russ: lit a fire under everybody and they've been rolling. ernie: keep it going. what's this with the sacramento kings? what's the story? ru

68% of new york democrats said it has energized the party. cbs 2 news. >> we are just getting exit poll information. cbs news reports the most important issue among both democrats and republicans is the economy. 64% of those polled also want the next president to come from outside politics. do stay with cbs 2 and cbsnewyork.com for continuing coverage throughout the evening. also, tune in tonight at 11:00 for live coverage of the result. >>> other news tonight now. brush fires in new jersey causing problems with the commute tonight. the thick smoke was visible for miles this afternoon. drivers on the turnpike saw the fire burning in secaucus. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading to buildings but about 100 acres were scorched and because of the fire there are still delays on nj transit and amtrak for 30 minutes. lonnie quinn will have details on the continued fire danger coming up. >>> the growing new york city corruption scandal begs a scary question, where are the the streets due to this alleged bribe be scandal? dave car

the democrats said they were energized, mostly energized by the primary campaign. the republicans felt it had divided the party. look at the pennsylvania numbers there. you see, guys -- you really see a different picture here when you look at the democrats, who seem energized by this process, compared with the republicans who seem to feel the stop trump movement or the divisions have been hurtful. >> which is critical because early on in this cycle, we've seenless turnout on the democratic side. we've seen less enthusiasm by some measures. we've even seen less television rates with the debates. i wonder if two things are possibly going on at the same time. yes, we're seeing acceptance about trump. this five stages of grief process we've talked about all winter and spring. there is a point of acceptance. we have to kind in mind, trump supporters aren't grieving at all. they've been happy this whole time. while there's some acceptance, is there not a deepening of that divide or that resistance among people who are so-called never trump. what i saw online and the reac

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energized the party.y 27% say it's divided the party. very different results for the republican party. 57% saying it's divided the party. and here's a new york specific question, the role of wall street. this has come up on the democratic side. does wall street help or hurt the u.s. economy? overwhelmingly, voters saying it hurts the u.s. economy. even on the republican side, this is interesting, a small majority saying wall street, wall street a major part of the economy in new york, saying it health authorities the new york economy. we don't have the graphic for it, but it looks like bernie sanders supporters in particular saying that wall street hurts the u.s. economy. >> that's a fascinating -- but again, even in new york state, majority in both parties, we've seen this time and again, this economic anger message, however we ask it in each subsequent poll, it always turns out to be both parties kind of are starting to share that view in some form or another and here we are again. >> that's right, chuc

the party. 58% of the sanders voters said it's energized the party.anders voters a little more demoralized if you want to call it that. we'll bring you more numbers, more analysis just ahead. you're watching msnbc's special coverage of the big five states here in the northeast. we'll be right back. >>> well, let's do some more breaking down of what's going on, and we have two men with deep roots in two of the big states that are voting tonight. and they have both been national party chairs, former rnc chairman, former maryland senate governor, michael steele. >> good to see you. >> and former mayor of this great city, ed rendell. great to be in your town here. like right next to where it matters. i got to ask you, what would the founding fathers -- [ laughter ] what do you think they would think of the convention delegate selection process? >> they would be astounded. they'd want to roll over a couple of times. >> or at least hit a few bars. >> they probably would have been in a tavern right here. >> that's right. >> city tavern, a couple blocks away.

it will energize his backers. does it prove the system is rigged? no. it's a strategic choice made by these other candidates playing by the rules that all candidates can follow. it's like these other allegations that trump has made about delegate fights when he is losing on some grounds in a scrap for delegates. he'll say, it's rigged against me. when he's winning he doesn't say that. no, this is a tactic by cruz and kasich that is perfectly fine as a strategic choice, i just don't think it's likely to produce very much. like you say, it is going to produce a counter mobilization on the trump side. >> it is odd to hear one of the deep-pocket the koch brothers say a possible clinton presidency might not be that bad? >> yes. although i have to say, sue, i think that is more an expression of discontent with the republican field than anything positive about hillary clinton. in both cases he said their rhetoric is going to have to be a lot different from their actions or their actions will have to be a lot different from their rhetoric. i don't think anybody

. >> clinton supporter supportersd energized by her message ready to hit the polls on primary day inennsylvania april 26th. >> she's ready to do this job right now in terms of focusing on raising wages, reducing student debt, college debt, and also on the very difficult and challenging national security issues. >> hillary is going to win the primary next tuesday. i'm hopeful and i'm fighting for her and i'm working for her. >> reporter: well hillary clinton really is riding quite a wave right now coming off of huge double digit win over bernie sanders in the new york primary yesterday. right now, recent polls in pennsylvania show she has at least a 13-point lead over her opponent at this point here in the state but, again, she says she can't stress enough that polls dope vote. voter do's. so please get out the vote. she says for her on tuesday. april 26th. that's the very latest here in fishtown tonight natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, natasha, thanks so much. >>> meanwhile, the bernie sanders campaign used ice cream to woo and energize voters in rittenhouse square

their party. 68% say energized the party. for republicans, it's just the reverse. a majority of republicans think this campaign has done harm to their party. >> okay, jon karl, you'll say here to track this all night long. >>> we're going to move on now to houston. america's fourth-largest city overwhelmed by historic flooding. at least six people are dead. more than 1,000 homes under water tonight. and in some areas, the water still rising. there have been hundreds of rescues across dozens of neighborhoods. this family evacuated just this morning. even this 12-wheeler truck was no match for the rushing water. abc's phillip mena is in houston tonight, where the rescues are still under way. >> reporter: tonight, the nation's fourth-largest city still swamped by what scientists are calling a 1 in 500-year flood. emergency officials say they've made nearly 2,000 water rescues in the last 36 hours, including 45 residents of a nursing home. and hundreds at apartment complexes, pulled from the rising floodwaters. for the last 20 ho

. >> clinton supporter supportersd energized by her message ready to hit the polls on primary day inennsylvania april 26th. >> she's ready to do this job right now in terms of focusing on raising wages, reducing student debt, college debt, and also on the very difficult and challenging national security issues. >> hillary is going to win the primary next tuesday. i'm hopeful and i'm fighting for her and i'm working for her. >> reporter: well hillary clinton really is riding quite a wave right now coming off of huge double digit win over bernie sanders in the new york primary yesterday. right now, recent polls in pennsylvania show she has at least a 13-point lead over her opponent at this point here in the state but, again, she says she can't stress enough that polls dope vote. voter do's. so please get out the vote. she says for her on tuesday. april 26th. that's the very latest here in fishtown tonight natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, natasha, thanks so much. >>> meanwhile, the bernie sanders campaign used ice cream to woo and energize voters in rittenhouse square