. >> hello everyone, i'm eric shawn. the republicans have been joke jockeying for position in this race. it has become increasingly focused on the delegate mass. donald trump is surging towards the magic number 1237 to clinch the nomination. ted cruz and john kasich appear to be setting their sights on what appears to be a likely contested convention. >> donald trump is in new york, set to hold his first event in days. donald trump has set his sights on new york his home state, how are new yorkers upstate responding to mr. trump? >> reporter: we're seeing hundreds of people bettering this event behind us. we think there were estimated to be a thousand people in line earlier today out front. now they are flowing in. they are expecting thousands and thousands of people. we'll see if the room fills up. we are still three hearse away from when the rally kicks off. this is the second big event mr. trump has slated for his push here in new york. he is leading in the polls, leading in polls here and ted cruz frailing behind kas

>> translator: look for another job and try to come back. >> so, here is eric shawn.aid, she said, but the evidence seems to be that they are allowing a lot of people just to walk in here. correct? >> yeah. we have the memos and activists telling us that the government has agents the power to decide whether or not to give them -- >> -- the individual agents? >> yes. you can arrest them. but then if they come in the processing center they can be released if they're not given nta. >> you were in arizona does this stretch across texas new mexico as well? >> it does. >> the border patrol union they are the ones exposing this. the union guys don't like it. >> yes. >> and they have supported trump for president? >> yes. >> do they have a political agenda here or are they telling us the truth? >> well, they say they are telling us the truth. they are giving us stories about agents who say they just release people as long as you have a u.s. citizen friend come pick you up. >> jeesh. >> if you don't have a felony or a record. >> but they can't check it in mexico. can't check t

i'm eric shawn here at america's election headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. >> the candidates, as we've said out on the campaign trail today in wisconsin. just 48 hours to go. they are pulling out al the stops in the j abouter state. john roberts is live in green bay, wes wis with the very latest as we've got the countdown clock going. hi, john. >> reporter: good morning to you. i talked to a senior donald trump adviser this morning who assures me even if donald trump were to come away with no delegates with tuesday's primary in wes wis. they can get to 1237 delegates by simply winning 56, 57% of the remaining delegates after this. you showed those polls that have donald trump behind by as much as ten points in the badger state. donald trump predicting he is still going to do well here because there are other polls that show him much closer, win a point or two. and trump thinks he may be able to change things between now and then. he is doing work to repair some of the damage he has done to himself over the past two weeks telling the new york times that it was a mistake to retweet

hello everyone and welcome to america's election headquarters i'm eric shawn. >> i'm arthel neville. good to see you this sunday morning. donald trump is not taking anything for granted. today's event in the big apple follows a massive rally at upstate new york yesterday where trump hit his main campaign themes with supporters in his home state. >> after this week, when he gets wiped out in new york, which he will -- he gets wiped out. he no longer has a road to the nomination. he will no longer, after this weekend, because it should be -- it should be pretty thorough. because who would -- after he talked about new york values and talked about it in such a disgusting way, who in new york would vote for this guy? and who in new york would vote for the other guy, who is in favor of the nafta? so you can't -- i'm sorry, folks. you have only got trump! >> all right. so senior -- our senior national correspondent john roberts is in staten island. we'll get to him. first up this afternoon is elizabeth brand. >> hi arthel. we have a different story for you on the other side of the country.

i'm eric shawn. this is "america's election headquarters." >> i'm arthel neville. trump just moments arkansas wrapping up a rally in rochester, new york. this as his campaign is reportedly undertaking a new strategy. what is it and will it work? >>> a beloved football player has been shot dead after a car accident last night. his wife seriously wounded. what we're learning about the suspect and how this horrible tragedy may have unfolded. >>> prosecutors in belgium say the brussels terrorists initially planned a second attack in paris, but were

i'm eric shawn. >> it is an exciting day and morning. i'm heather childress.nk you for sticking with us all of these hours. trump swept all northeast primary and bringing in a big haul of delegates. the wins are in connecticut and by the way that was all of the counties. delaware, maryland, pennsylvania and rhode island an

i'm eric shawn. >> it is an exciting day and morning. i'm heather childress. thank you for sticking with us all of these hours. trump swept all northeast primary and bringing in a big haul of delegates. the wins are in connecticut and by the way that was all of the counties. delaware, maryland, pennsylvania and rhode island and now he says the republican nominating contest is, quote, over. it is done. and here is the latest delegate lead. the associated press has trump ahead of cruz by almost 400 delegates. >> hillary clinton winning four of five contests in connecticut, delaware, pennsylvania and maryland. sanders won rhode island. mrs. clinton is closing in on her party's nomination. she earned 90% of the delegates she is needed to clinch the nomination and that puts her 240 delegate away from that goal. we'll see what happens. it was a huge day for donald trump. the republican front runner swept all five of the day's primaries as the race heads to the midwest and then to the west. we go now to the washington bureau. 1kwr50eu good morning to y'all. it is har

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eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer. mr. trump is saying in his view the rules are stacked against him. now he's accusing the republican national committee from conspiring to keep him from winning the nomination. >> our republican system is absolutely rigged. it's a phoney deal. these are dirty tricksters. and i'll tell you why. the rnc, the republican national committee, they should be ashaped of themselves for allowing this kind of crap to happen. they should be ashamed of themselves. martha: is donald trump partly right in what he's saying? >> i don't think he's right at the system was rigged. if it were a rigged system then he or his team would not have known the rules and that's the case. he complains and whines about this when he loses. when he lost wisconsin, he claimed with no evidence that ted cruz and his super back even gained in illegal activity. now he's saying everybody knew they were out there for states like colorado and other state. they were public information. he's claiming it's rigged against him to the f

. >> i'm greg gutfeld in for eric -- i'm gregg jarrett in for eric shawn. ted cruz, the only candidate to attend that event and he has scooped up 21 delegates so far in colorado at the district level. now he's looking for more at the state convention. the other gop candidates are focusing on their next stop, the new york primary, april 19. donald trump is leading there with a little more than 50% in recent polls. john kasich all over the empire state today. also appearing to have put the colorado contest in the books. he was a no show. alicia acuna has more where senator cruz is the only got to show up. what's up with that? >> reporter: that's right. only one out of the three and senator cruz really sealing the deal on all of the support he's seen here so far. when he landed in the centennial state, he already had a majority of the delegates. 21 delivered out of 21 available. today is about the 13 at large delegates who will head to the national convention. in his speech at the world arena in colorado springs, senator cruz talks about jobs. his hard line on

. >> i'm greg gutfeld in for eric -- i'm gregg jarrett in for eric shawn. candidate to attend that event and he has scooped up 21 delegates so far in colorado at the district level. now he's looking for more at the state convention. the other gop candidates are focusing on

. >>> held jobs everyone i'm eric shawn. a brand new hour inside of america's alexandria headquarters. >> i'm patty ann browne. the candidates hypotheticaling the campaign trail this last weekend before the next super tuesday primaries. >> and 9/11 calls released where eight members of the same family were gunned down and killed. what those calls may reveal >> the fbi dropping another case against apple and the agency's latest bid to unlock an iphone. second such attempt in as many months. what does this mean in the ongoing debate between personal privacy and national security. our legal panel weighs in. >>> first we start with campaign saturday and the five candidates for president spreading out across five states to sell their version of our country's future ahead of the coming tuesday's primary in the mid-atlantic and northeast states. in the three way republican race 172 delegates are up for grabs in maryland, delaware, connecticut, rhode island and the biggest haul of course is in pennsylvania. senator ted cruz is alrea

. >>> held jobs everyone i'm eric shawn.ur inside of america's alexandria headquarters. >> i'm patty ann browne. the candidates hypotheticaling the campaign trail this last weekend before the next super tuesday primaries. >> and 9/11 calls released where eight members of the same family were gunned down and killed. what those calls may reveal >> the fbi dropping another case against apple and the agency's latest bid to unlock an

simpson trial along with eric shawn.ll get to that in a little bit but this is one of many documentaries that have come out on this case and these things are really popular. there's a new product here. oj didn't do it? >> oj didn't do it is the premise of this documentary and that's utterly preposterous. i covered the case beginning to end for nine months. i was out there for all of it and i've never seen in the hundreds of trials i covered over three decades, i've never seen such overwhelmingevidence of guilt . you take that case out of los angeles in 1995, presented to a jury anywhere and o.j. simpson is easily convicted but in a documentary, 20 years after the fact you can cherry pick all kinds ofinformation and select the narrative . >> like that netflix series making a murderer. lots of people said they cherry pick the evidence, this documentary goes one step further but from what we understand so far according to the reporting, somebody else may have been the murderer and it could've been someone close to 80 o.j. s

. >> hello everyone, i'm eric shawn.e been joke jockeying for position in this race. it has become increasingly focused on the delegate mass. donald trump is surging towards the magic numr

welcome to happening now, and eric shawn in for tran one . patty ann: and i'm heather, in for jenna lee the one she was in wisconsin yesterday. >> were going to talk a lot about that coming in the next hour. is making the most of the top for the billionaire businessman donald trump, coming into trump's overall delegate tally last night and setting up the possibility of an open convention that takes place in cleveland in july. this is a look at the final tally for republicans in wisconsin, ted cruz or the eight percent, donald trump 35 percent and john kasich with 14 percent. what does this mean for the race going forward? let's talk to mike whose life for us in milwaukee with the latest. hi there mike. reporter: it was the highest turnout in wisconsin since 1972, roughly half of the eligible voters cast their ballot and when they did they cast a ballot for an upset. only two of eight congressional districts went to donald trump, therest went to senator cruise .in that upset and one of the guys who contributed is the state chairman of the crui

with us now here in new york city shannon bream, eric shawn, both fox news correspondents.let's get right to this study. that's the headline. >> more people in colorado smoking pot and killing more people. >> killing more people. >> here is the report from the colorado department of safety and traffic deaths involved with thc which is that chemical in pot up 44%. >> 44%? >> yep. >> just in colorado? >> yeah. >> wow. >> the good news in the report if you are a high school and a kid, that has not increased since marijuana. >> so the pot heads in high schools and middle schools have not increased. >> no. but if you are a pot head in school you have double the chance in colorado of being on pot, smoking pot than you do across the country. 13% of kids 12 to 17 in colorado have smoked pot versus 7% nationwide. >> so it's a double? >> double. and it's gone up even more for those over 26. parents getting stoned. >> what about the parental use or the adult use of cannabis? >> that's up from 7.6% to 12.4. so that's. >> 12.4% of all coloradoen adults have now used marijuana on a regul

i'm eric shawn. this is "america's election headquarters." >> i'm arthel neville. donald trump just moments arkansas wrapping up a rally in rochester, new york. this as his campaign is reportedly undertaking a new strategy. what is it and will it work? >>> a beloved football player has been shot dead after a car accident last night. his wife seriously wounded. what we're learning about the suspect and how this horrible tragedy may have unfolded. >>> prosecutors in belgium say the brussels terrorists initially planned a second attack in paris, but were concerned authorities there were gaining on them and decided to head back to brussels instead. so how were they allowed to go undetected for so long? >>> but we begin with the battle for new york, the state with the second highest number of delegates still left in play. and the next one to head to the polls. in fact, so far, donald trump is ruling things on the republican side with more than 30-point lead in a brand-new fox news poll. again, we told you he just wrapped up a rally in rochester, new york. >> meanwhile,

i'm eric shawn in fortran on . heather: i'm heather in for jenna lee. tonight could mark a turning point for both races. turnout expected to be high among conservative voters who could play a big role in determining whether republicans are forced into a contested convention this summer. 42 wisconsin delegates are at stake. the winner will take most of those. donald trump struggling to lock up the nomination and his rivals are working to block him and mike sylvan right now is live in while coso winds constant with a closer look at the neighborhoods that could make a difference. hi mike. reporter: the reports of a high turnout are consistent with what we are seeing here.the line is going out the door. seems wisconsinites are happy to be shaking up the process and making both the front runners feel the heat. donald trump has a lot working against him. he has pulled better in the world starts than the population centers around milwaukee. conservative talk radioturned against them early and governor scott walker , very popular among republicans here endorsed

welcome to happening now, and eric shawn in for tran one .ann: and i'm heather, in for jenna lee the one she was in wisconsin yesterday. >> were going to talk a lot about that coming in the next hour.

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arthel, eric shawn, they pick it up from here. i'll see you on the fox report. s hello, everyone. lcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm eric shaun. topping the news, donald trump and john kasich hitting the campaign trail here in new york state before next week's primary. here is ted cruz rallying for the wyoming state convention. we have news on all of this action this afternoon. >> also one firefighter shot dead and another fighting for his life. how did this happen? we've got the latest op the investigation. >>> and pope francis taking in a dozen refugees from syria. we'll tell you why he's being forced to defend that decision. >>> first, the battle for new york growing fierce as the presidential candidates head

eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer. mr.s accusing the republican national committee from conspiring to keep him from winning the nomination. >> our rep

. >> it had shawn king in there, he plagerized his identity and words. eric?> i thought it was effective. and i get what you say it's propaganda. that's what bernie sanders is. i think the real reason there's such a movement for bernie sanders now is he skated below the radar for so long, no one thought he had a chance and they hadn't dug deep into what his policies are. his higher taxation. wanting to give everyone everything free. health care, tuition, to transfer more payments -- he's never been like the front-runner and he's never been the one you were worried about. so he didn't get the media scrutiny. he doesn't get the scrutiny that trump, cruz and kasich get. >> kimberly he's like the underdog, like herbie the love bug, everybody wants to root for him. it's cool to be on a team where he's the underdog. >> he does have the charm and appeal and he kind of like has folklore status. the great with the whole "saturday night live" thing. he's had an imprint, when people think about him, he's like this charming, easy-going funny guy. he doesn't seem that dang